Talk with Trace Tracey Thomas

Trace talks with the charismatic, million dollar smile delight! This outstanding human you may know from Netflix as a makeover guest on Queer Eye. Wesley’s story is a triumph over circumstances, was shot 3 times in the abdomen on the brink of death. The incident rendered him paralysed.
8 years later, has founded a non for profit called disabled but not really! He speaks all over the States on mindfulness, strength, positivity and living authentically.

Kathrine is a running legend, the first women to run the Boston Marathon, an integral voice behind the entry of women's marathons into the 1984 Olympic Games, she is a public speaker & activist for women all over the globe & SO SO MUCH MORE.
Athletes all around the world, stand on the shoulders of trailblazers like Kathrine!

Trace talks with Simon about the 2.3 billion people across the world who do NOT have access to a toilet. That's roughly 40% of the global population & means 289,000 children under the age of 5 die every year from diarrhea due to contaminated water & poor sanitation. Who gives a crap donate 50% of their profit to combat this to build safe & sanitary toilets in developing countries!

Janelle Weissman talks with Trace about the UN Women history & 10th year anniversary, the continual fight for education for girls around the globe, protection for violence against women, they talk about leadership, implementing innovative programs, policy, healthcare & of course human rights to safety.
A conversation that was needed to be had & an important one at that! Listen in to hear this wonderful conversation!

Trace talks with James about the founding & humble beginnings of Stone & Wood. They talk philanthropic ventures, their "green feet" program, the "ingrained" initiative and the "brew life" equity share hold for the employees. James tells Trace about the sustainability the Stone & Wood implement & discuss big business moving towards sustainable ventures globally. A fascinating look at the brewing world, Check it out!

Poaching, big game hunting, killing of the the majestic Rhino for their horn, is a real & present danger!

Trace talks with Anna from Rhino Revolution in South Africa about the dire situation they face, the not for profit organisation itself, the local programs, reserve owners, education piece & government interaction.
They discuss the laws around hunting, some of the stats & important awareness that we can all learn about & in turn share with friends & family.