Linda Villarosa is a brilliant storyteller, a journalist author, editor, and educator. She's a New York times magazine contributing writer where she covers race, inequality, and health. We’re bringing this episode back to the fore in our summer session and join Linda to talk about just how far our public health system has to go on issues of equity and inclusivity.

Have you ever been given an assignment so daunting that it made you wonder, “How in the world will I ever do this?” Those responsible for communicating during the most uncertain times of COVID-19 surely know the feeling.

Amira El-Gawly believes love is making a comeback at work, and she should know: she’s spent the better part of her career with a keen eye on her people, their relationships, and what leads to better results. This week she shares the hard work of bringing people together.

Our words and our actions matter. The effect they can have on others is enormous. This week, a reminder to come at your conversations — with your employees, your colleagues, your children, your neighbors — with love.

On this week’s show, we talk about inspiring people longing for change, and how to continue having authentic conversations with love with Edgar Villanueva in this rebroadcast episode from season one.

Have you ever experienced a moment that made you feel strong, maybe even capable of great things? Perhaps it was a big goal accomplished, an affirmation from someone you admire, or a time when you helped someone who really needed it?

This week’s show goes straight to the heart of the dynamics in entrenched business processes that serve to stifle innovation through diversity and limit opportunities for marginalized communities. The opportunity, says our guest, lies in demography.

Learning, practicing, and excelling at anything requires that we start somewhere. This week on Finding The Words, Carrie explores the journey from there... to here.

Nadine Gabai-Botero joins Carrie to discuss trends driving nonprofit giving after a tumultuous few years. What's going to connect with your donors? Listen and learn!

How do you communicate your mission in such a way as to inspire and connect with donors, motivating them to generosity and benevolence for your organization when there is so very much need in the world all around us? Nicole Engdahl from the National Parks Foundation shares her insights this week.

Meteorite’s Steven Levine introduces us to his work, and how he channels his experience in media toward driving participation, access, and pride in every American's access to free and fair elections.

Jim Knight has led Jubilee Housing since 2002 and joins us this week to share their commitment to building compassionate communities for everyone to thrive.

Temi Bennett went to Washington to make big change. She ended up making even bigger change by acting locally. Learn more about the Director of Policy for IF: A foundation for radical possibility.

A selection from Carrie's column, Finding the Words, in which we explore the space that exists when there are no words at all.

We're celebrating our 50th episode this week and can't think of a better guest to celebrate with us than Kerry-Ann Hamilton who uses her extensive comms experience to practice storytelling for good.

Justin Pasquierello is a relentless and visionary thinker, working tirelessly to make the world a more peaceful, joyful, and sustainable place. He joins us to talk a bit about his work, his love, and some of our past work together.

This week, Equity Through Action President C.Marie Taylor talks about the challenges of entrenched power in non-profit boards and offers solutions toward resolving conflict, overcoming obstacles, and generating action.

Anthony Shop is co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer of Social Driver and Chairman of the National Digital Roundtable. This week, Anthony helps us make sense of the trends and strategies for brand engagement that crosses our digital divides.

What does it mean to show love in the work of our agencies? What does it mean to nurture those who come after us in the communications field? May Medallada Robinson joins us to demonstrate how personal purpose can lead to professional progress.

This week, we elevate our season one conversation with Natalie Burke that addresses one central question: how does racism harm us all?