Katy Hansell: The Impact Whisperer™ podcast

Creator/ Host Katy Hansell: The Impact Whisperer™

Do you long to be more impactful?  Wish there was a podcast that featured top global voices sharing how they created a positive difference from scratch?!  This podcast is for anyone who believes that it is important to BE THE CHANGE YOU WANT TO SEE IN THE WORLD.  Whether you are concerned about climate change, human rights, health & wellness, AI for good, creative arts, or anything else, we have an episode on the cause you care about!  Katy Hansell: The Impact Whisperer® podcast features established and emerging Gen-Z leaders from all over the globe who are driving collective impact for their causes.  Creator/ Host Katy Hansell, aka The Impact Whisperer®, is a globally recognized (Top 10), award-winning expert impact coach, strategic advisor to founders, and Board Director, known for guiding 500+ clients across 3 continents to make the impact they care about for the people, causes, and communities that have captured their hearts!  Join us and make the impact you care about! 

  1. Robert Levitan: Is Responsible AI An Actual Advantage?

    3d ago ·  Video

    Robert Levitan: Is Responsible AI An Actual Advantage?

    Is Responsible AI an actual advantage for your enterprise? TRUST is the new competitive advantage and there is no better way to develop trust than to put ethical frameworks and guardrails around your AI and have clear Yes/No as to what your enterprise will and will not do.  In season 3 episode 1 of Katy Hansell: The Impact Whisperer® podcast, guest Robert Levitan, Co-Chair of The Ethical Tech Project & 6X Serial Founder, shares his insights on how enterprises can harness AI responsibly and still leverage its power of innovation for good.  This episode is a must listen for anyone who is leading an enterprise and wants to establish trust with their users around AI tools AND for anyone who values hearing the lessons learned from one of tech's earliest and wisest adopters who scaled 6 very different companies.  An OG member of the NYC Tech Silicon Alley scene in the 1990s, Robert Levitan has founded and scaled 6 successful enterprises and learned a lot along the way about how to manage the early adoption of nascent technologies. He was first to create affiliation-based online communities (iVillage which he IPO'd), early on digital currencies as stores of value (Flooz), early of massive file sharing (Pando Networks, sold to Microsoft), and he and his brothers collaborated to form Prone2Help in 2020 to help patients with covid breathe more easily through the use of proning cushions.  As Co-Chair of The Ethical Tech Project, Robert is part of a team that works with organizations to help them define what their ethical guidelines will be and how to implement guard rails that work so that they can truly leverage their Responsible and Ethical Use of AI as a Competitive Advantage!  Robert opens his episode with a moment of impact seeing the Twin Towers being struck on the first day after his Flooz bankruptcy when he was feeling dejected and then realized the absolute precious nature of each moment.  With Host Katy Hansell, they discuss the past successes and failures of tech innovation, the ethical frameworks guiding AI, and how we can collectively shape a trustworthy AI future. Creator/ Host Katy Hansell, aka The Impact Whisperer®, is a globally recognized (Top 10), award-winning expert impact coach, strategic advisor to founders, and Board Director, known for helping 500+ clients from 3 continents make the impact they care about for the people, causes, and communities that have captured their hearts.  Chapters  00:00 Introduction to Robert Levitan 03:29 Robert’s Moment of Impact 06:28 Robert's Entrepreneurial Journey Begins 09:43 Why Online Communities Changed Everything 12:37 The Unintended Consequences of the Internet  16:26 Early Digital Currency Before Bitcoin 17:47 The FBI, Cybercrime, and Learning From Failure 20:19 Prone2Help: Using Technology to Save Lives During COVID 28:30 Why AI Feels Like the Early Internet 34:41 How Ethical AI Can Benefit Society 38:52 What Responsible AI Governance Looks Like 42:17 Innovation vs. Regulation: Finding the Balance 47:05 The Future of Work in an AI World 51:18 What Gives Robert Hope? 55:14 Closing Remarks #ai #aiforgood #enterpriseai #openai #anthropic #anthropicclaude #innovation #disruptions #iVillage #flooz #pandonetworks #prone2help #covid19 #911 #founder #founders #foundersjourney #siliconalley #technologynews #technology #gaming #microsoft #scaling #venurecapital #serialfounder #onlinecommunity #affiliationmarketing #digitalcurrency #global #impact #impactstories #podcast

    59 min
  2. The Soil Beneath Our Feet: Regenerative Organic Farming with Rodale CEO Jeff Tkach

    Jun 22 ·  Video

    The Soil Beneath Our Feet: Regenerative Organic Farming with Rodale CEO Jeff Tkach

    Have you ever wondered about the Universe beneath your feet? Rodale Institute CEO Jeff Tkach shares his powerful metaphor of how unexplored by humans the universe beneath our feet is, drawing a parallel to human excitement about the unknown universe of space. In fact, Jeff shares that scientists estimate a mere teaspoon of healthy soil has 10 billion organisms in it, more than the total amount of people on the Earth. Truly an unexplored realm! In season 2 episode 12 of Katy Hansell: The Impact Whisperer™ podcast, guest Jeff Tkach,  Rodale Institute CEO and author of the fantastic book "The Farm Is Here!", shares the transformative power of regenerative organic farming and its impact on improving soil health, human health, water health, equitable food systems, economic and community social health, and environmental health. If you care about your health, the health of your loved ones, and the health of the planet, then the starting place is actually under your feet with revitalizing soil health through regenerative organic farming! In addition to explaining soil's vital role in human health, Jeff explains how things change across the spectrum of farming practices from conventional chemical based agriculture introduced in the 1970s by US Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butts to regenerative organic, and why regeneration is more than sustainability. Regeneration means improved soil health and a whole lot more as he explains what is required by the new rigorous ROC (Regenerative Organic Certification) Standards. Jeff opens how each new regenerative organic farmer he meets impacts him and fills him with hope. He shares the important legacies of both J.I. Rodale and his son Robert Rodale on organic farming and regenerative organic farming respectively. He shares with Katy what he thinks about the 5 revelations she found in reading his book, The Farm Is Here! They discuss the tool kit of regenerative organic practices, including composting, crop rotation, cover cropping, the role of livestock and rotational grazing in soil vitality, and low-till/no till practices and the innovation of the roller crimper for a healthy way to end a cover crop. Jeff shares how Rodale's Farming Systems Trial is the only 45 year longitudinal study directly comparing conventional and regenerative organic wheat farming in North America. He touches on the new insights coming out of Rodale's Vegetable Systems Trial, including some important statistics about improving nutrient density in vegetables grown in regenerative organic plots. He highlights the scientific evidence from Rodale’s long-term research showing improvements in yields, soil carbon sequestration, nutrient density, water retention, climate resilience, and carbon sequestration from regenerative organic practices. Lastly, he shares how regenerative organic is proven to be more profitable than conventional and keeps more money with farmers and in their communities. Lastly, Jeff shares his philosophy on what the farm whispers to him and how his friend Julian's shamanic wisdom taught him about the energetic imprint of food. He shares some highlights about the many farmer education opportunities there are with Rodale and via its courses. How Rodale relies on private philanthropy to support farmers and their communities by supporting the transitions to regenerative organic farming. Jeff closes on his hope for the future: youth and women in regenerative farming and reconnecting with nature.  Creator/ Host Katy Hansell, aka The Impact Whisperer™, is a globally recognized (Top 10), award-winning expert impact coach, strategic advisor to founders, and Board Director, known for guiding 500+ clients across three continents to make the impact they care about. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to Jeff Tkach  04:16 Jeff’s Moment of Impact 04:48 Conventional, Organic, and Regenerative Agriculture Explained 06:30 The Problem With Modern Industrial Agriculture 09:30 The Origins of the Organic Farming Movement 13:23 Why Regeneration Is More Powerful Than Sustainability 15:08 Soil Health as the Foundation of Human Health 18:50 How Modern Agriculture Impacts Human Health 21:40 Can Regenerative Agriculture Reverse Climate Change? 25:12 Composting and Crop Rotation 29:28 Why Healthy Soil Produces More Nutritious Food 33:12 The Role Consumers Play in Transforming Agriculture 37:45 Scaling Regenerative Agriculture Across America 41:51The Future of Food, Farming, and Public Health 49:11 What Gives Jeff Hope 50:23 Closing Thoughts #regenerativeagriculture #organicfarming #soilhealth #humanhealth #climateaction #farming  @rodaleinstitute ​

    51 min
  3. Embracing Your "BrainHealth" with Laura Bloom Gordon

    Jun 15 ·  Video

    Embracing Your "BrainHealth" with Laura Bloom Gordon

    Discover practical strategies to unlock the power of your brain and enhance your brain health, reduce age related brain decline, and realize your full potential.  UT Dallas Center for BrainHealth Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) Laura Bloom Gordon shares her resilient journey with brain health, science-backed tips, and innovative programs that anyone can adopt to thrive mentally and emotionally. In season 2 episode 11 of Katy Hansell: The Impact Whisperer™ podcast, we discuss the amazing science that supports how you can do daily exercises to strengthen your brain and in some cases, even reverse age related brain decline that begins as early as age 30. Main Topics: *The incredible potential of the human brain to be rewired and strengthened *The impact of mental health challenges, personal resilience, and brain science *Practical, science-backed habits to optimize brain performance and longevity Legendary marketing powerhouse Laura Bloom Gordon shares how her unique journey with brain health has been affected by the mental health challenges of her older brother Donald and how she lost both her brother and her husband Aaron, the love of her life, to the ravages of mental illness. She shares a powerful moment of impact when she and her husband Aaron decided that they needed to pack everything up and move from Chicago to Dallas to support the learning journey for one of their sons who had been diagnosed with learning differences. She views her work at the UT Dallas Center for BrainHealth as coming full circle and eagerly invests in sharing all the things we can do at any age to strengthen our brain through simple daily practices. With a fabled marketing career in the top positions at The Dallas Morning News, 7-11, Laura has helped many organizations transform at the critical moment of disruption and is a master at innovation. Creator/ Host Katy Hansell, aka "The Impact Whisperer", is a globally recognized (Top 10), award-winning expert impact coach, strategic advisor to founders, and Board Director, known for guiding 500+ clients across 3 continents to make the impact they care about. Please subscribe so you don't miss any top global voices sharing how they activate and advocate for the people, causes, and communities that have captured their hearts!! Key Topics: -The importance of brain strength and rewiring potential at any age -Critical misconceptions about brain decline and Neuroplasticity -Simple daily habits to boost brain blood flow and cognitive function -The role of compassion, connection, and emotional balance in brain health -How to measure and improve your brain health with the Brain Health Index and ongoing research -The power of adaptation, curiosity, and resilience in personal growth -Impact of mental health challenges within families and breaking stigma -Practical tips for stress management, mindfulness, and social connection -The innovative Brain Health Project's approach to personalized brain optimization -The significance of early intervention, self-advocacy, and self-awareness in learning differences Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to Laura Bloom Gordon 04:04 Laura’s Moment of Impact  05:07 Why Traditional Classrooms Are Built for Sameness 06:59 Navigating Learning Differences as a Parent 08:36 Leaving Chicago to Find the Right School 10:30 The Power of Early Intervention and Self-Advocacy 14:15 Growing Up With a Brother Who Had Schizophrenia 16:02 Caregiving, Mental Illness, and Family Resilience 20:00 How Donald Shaped Laura's Perspective on Life 23:16 Grief, Loss, and Honoring Donald's Legacy 24:34 Why Brain Health Matters to Everyone 30:17 Eight Lessons Learned About the Brain and Human Potential 34:49 Relationships, Connection, and Understanding Differences 40:01 Adaptability as the Most Important Modern Superpower 43:52 The Science of Brain Health and Cognitive Aging 46:59 Can You Actually Strengthen Your Brain? 49:50 Groundbreaking Research and the BrainHealth Project 58:00 Sleep, Stress, and Protecting Cognitive Performance 01:01:42 What Gives Laura Hope 01:02:55 Closing Thoughts Final Takeaway: Every individual has the capacity to strengthen and rewire their brain. Embracing curiosity, self-awareness, and adaptive habits are key to lifelong cognitive vitality and happiness. Start today—your brain’s best version awaits. #neuroscience #neurodivergent #neuroplasticity #brain #brainhealth #brainchallenge #growth #impact #impactstories #podcast #podcastclips #socialimpact #empowerment #learningdifferences

    1h 5m
  4. Embracing Transformation: Personally & Organizationally with Ramesh Pari

    Jun 8 ·  Video

    Embracing Transformation: Personally & Organizationally with Ramesh Pari

    Are you focused on your future and your past more than your present moment? What if tomorrow never comes? In season 2 episode 10 of Katy Hansell: The Impact Whisperer™ podcast, guest Ramesh Pari, Transformation Director at Ocado Technology in the UK, shares profound insights on the importance of personal and organizational transformation. From dealing with loss and acceptance to leading with purpose and managing energy, Ramesh offers a compelling perspective on living a meaningful life aligned with service and presence. He shares how both his parents helped him understand the value of service and how he was able to reorient his concept of time. He opens up about how their influence has shaped his own approach to parenting his sons with his "Partner in Time" (his wife Millie) and coaching his teams at work. Key Insights shared by Ramesh Pari: *The importance of accepting what cannot be controlled and finding liberation in that acceptance *How the legacy of a life driven by service creates deep impact beyond material achievement *Cultivating energy as an active vessel for contribution rather than preservation *The significance of high cadence living—prioritizing what truly matters *Transforming behaviors through micro-decisions and cultural shifts *Leadership rooted in understanding the whole person, not just the work role *The lasting influence of mentoring, coaching, and modeling authenticity Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to Ramesh Pari 04:49 Ramesh’s Moment of Impact  05:52 "Tomorrow Never Comes" — Rethinking Your Relationship With Time  10:20  A Life of Service: How His Mother Found Joy Without Material Wealth  17:09 Acceptance vs. Fighting: A Radical Perspective on Terminal Illness  23:46 Three Lessons His Mother Left Behind  25:08 The Sacrifice His Father Made Working Night Shifts for 40 Years  27:22 How COVID Gave Him Presence and Fatherhood 31:10 Living A High Cadence Lifestyle: His Physical Transformation  35:48 Running a Marathon in His Mother's Honor  41:57 Finding A Life Partner In His Wife Millie  45:15 Doing vs. Being: How to Live Intentionally Today  46:56 The Dream He Followed Since Age 7 — and Why He Left It Behind  55:05 Career As A Transformation Director At Ocado Technology  57:30 Why Real Transformation Has Nothing to Do With Cost Cutting  01:03:08 The Coaching Leader: Seeing People Others Gave Up On  01:13:14 What Gives Ramesh Hope 01:14:37 Closing Remarks  Main Topics: *The transformative power of acceptance versus battle in face of adversity *Living intentionally through the lens of time and mindfulness *The role of service in personal fulfillment and leadership *Balancing energy, purpose, and high engagement lifestyles *Applying design thinking to organizational transformation *Leadership as a coach: trust, holistic understanding, and empowering growth *The ripple effect of purposeful investment in people and legacy #impact #podcast #impactstories #family #transformation #transformationjourney #wisdom #lifelessons #parenting #partnering #lifepartner #legacy #uk #london #england #srilanka #leadership #leadershipdevelopment #coaching #time #timemanagement #fitness #marathon #marathontraining #cancer #designthinking #architect #technologynews #ai #rethinking

    1h 16m
  5. Pacific Palisades Fire: The Aftermath

    Jun 1 ·  Video

    Pacific Palisades Fire: The Aftermath

    In season 2 episode 9 of Katy Hansell: The Impact Whisperer™ podcast, Tracy Droz Tragos shares her moment of impact when she saw smoke & real fire billowing from a nearby ridge near her home in Pacific Palisades, CA, near Los Angeles, and wondered if the fire could be as close as it seemed.  Maybe she should grab a few things and head out, and surely she could return home later that same afternoon.  What do you do in the aftermath of the Pacific Palisades Fire? In this heartfelt podcast conversation, documentary filmmaker Tracy Droz Tragos shares her profound journey through sudden loss from the devastating Pacific Palisades wildfire, and her path to resilience and recovery.  Discover her insights on:  ✅ Impact of California wildfires on personal life, work, family, and community; ✅ the role of storytelling in healing and resilience;  ✅ Lessons learned from loss, rebuilding, and personal transformation; ✅ The importance of community and nature in recovery Tracy Droz Tragos is an award-winning documentary filmmaker, a writer whose Substack “On Fire” is phenomenal, a Director, and a Producer at Dinky Pictures LLC. To quote Tracy, “she is drawn to issues involving women, inequality, and rural America.”  Her body of work includes multiple award-winning films such as: HBO documentary "Abortion: Stories Women Tell"; "Smartest Kids in the World" about the crisis in the US education system; "Be Good, Smile Pretty", an Emmy-award winning documentary about the grief and healing of survivors of the Vietnam War; "Rich Hill", which won the Grand Jury Prize for U.S. Documentary at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival; and "Plan C" about a network trying to expand access to abortion pills after the fall of Roe which premiered at 2023 Sundance Film Festival and SXSW.  Creator/ Host Katy Hansell, aka The Impact Whisperer™, is an expert impact coach, strategic advisor to founders, and Board Director, known for guiding 500+ client organizations across 3 continents to make the impact they care about for the people, causes, and communities that have captured their hearts.  Please subscribe so you don't miss any top global voices sharing how they activate and advocate for their movements driving positive change. We are on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Substack.  Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to Tracy Droz Tragos 01:23 Overview of Tracy's Documentary Films  06:08 Tracy's Moment of Impact  11:31 Losing Everything: Her Home, Her Office, Her History 17:49 The Catastrophic Failures of the Fire 21:48 Navigating the Frantic Immediate Aftermath of the fire 29:59 Coping With Grief and Devastation 40:02 Losing Your Family's History 43:40 The Fire Burned 12 Years of Film Footage 51:52 Who She's Becoming on the Other Side 58:21 Giving time, space, and grace for recovery 01:03:01 What Gives Tracy Hope 01:05:25 Closing Thoughts #palisadesfire #palisades #wildfire #fire #california #malibu #topanga #losangeles #eatonfire #survival #impact #podcast #impactstories #empowerment #resilience #healing #filmmaker #sundance #indiefilm #writer #director #producer #growth #rebuilding #rebuild #nature #community #family #recovery #recoveryjourney #berkshires

    1h 9m
  6. The Promise of Precision Medicine with Nisha Janamanchi

    May 25 ·  Video

    The Promise of Precision Medicine with Nisha Janamanchi

    The Promise of Precision Medicine: Why Standard Medical Treatments Fail and What's Replacing Them! In this powerful season 2 episode 8 of the podcast Katy Hansell: The Impact Whisperer™ podcast, Nisha Janamanchi, an Analyst at HealthScape Advisors (a Chartis company), shares a personal story about how personalized medicine saved a loved one when standard treatments failed, sparking her interest in developing tailored treatment options, aka personalized or precision medicine. This experience highlights the critical role of genomics, AI, computational biology, and medical research in advancing healthcare innovation and disease prevention. A 2025 Bioengineering graduate from the Grainger College of Engineering at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Nisha is a Gen-Z leader seeking to make an impact through science-based innovations in the area of precision medicine, physiologically-based pharmacokinetics (PBPK), and related fields. With Host Katy Hansell who has guided hundreds of people in their career, Nisha and Katy discuss Nisha's early interest in math and science, how she navigated STEM, how she had internships on campus and over her summers that helped her to refine her career interests and develop transferable skills. This episode is for anyone who knows a young person trying to navigate STEM and land a job in a science or medical field after completing university. Creator/ Host Katy Hansell, The Impact Whisperer™, is an expert impact coach, strategic advisor, and Board Director, known for helping 500+ client organizations across three continents make the impact they care about. Please subscribe so you don't miss any top global voices talking about how they activate and advocate for the people, causes, and communities that have captured their hearts!! We appreciate your support greatly!! Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to Nisha Janamanchi 03:23 Nisha's Moment of Impact  06:36 What Is Personalized Medicine? 08:11 How AI Predicts Which Treatments Will Work for You 09:50 Breast Cancer & Precision Medicine  16:03 Internship Spotlight: PBPK Modeling & Drug Dosages 18:57 Why the Same Drug Works Differently for Different People 21:09 AI's Transformative Power in Healthcare 23:57 The Future: Your Genome in Your Health Record 25:22 Fostering a Passion in Science and Math 29:08 What Is Computational Biology? 30:36 Using AI to Research Gut Microbiome Stability 33:43 First Internship: Lab Work & Career Self-Discovery 38:07 How to Land Internships (Even When You're Starting Out) 41:58 Nisha's Analyst Role: Where Science Meets Business 47:25 Advice for Women in AI & Tech Fields 50:25 Should You Study Computer Science in the Age of AI? 52:31 What Gives Nisha Hope  55:21 Closing Thoughts #healthcare #precisionmedicine #personalizedmedicine #science #stem #ai #biomedical_engineering #biomedicalresearch #computerscience #computationalbiology #PBPK #sciencecareer #technologynews #uiuc #impact #podcast #impactstories #growth #empowerment #global #genomics #genomicsai

    57 min
  7. Arya Choudhary: Young Tech Serial Founder (age 23!)

    May 18 ·  Video

    Arya Choudhary: Young Tech Serial Founder (age 23!)

    #entrepreneur #founder #techecosystem In this engaging video is from season 2 episode 7 of the Katy Hansell: The Impact Whisperer™ podcast, young serial tech founder, age 23, Arya Choudhary talks about his approach to founding new businesses, tracing his evolution as a founder who used amazon as a distribution platform to found consumer goods businesses to his current day venture working on a health tech solution for high blood pressure: a wellness shot!  Arya shares how sitting on a bus in 9th grade next to a peer who was selling $200K of supplements opened his eyes to the possibility of being a founder at a young age, even in high school.  This pivotal friendship served as a powerful source of motivation, proving that making your own path and starting a business was within reach. His personal growth journey is a testament to the power of connection and inspiration for any aspiring entrepreneur.  Creator/ Host Katy Hansell, aka The Impact Whisperer™, is a globally recognized (Top 10), award-winning expert impact coach, strategic advisor, and Board Director, known for helping 500+ client organizations across 3 continents make the impact they care about!  We feature emerging Gen-Z and established top global voices sharing how they activate and advocate for the people, causes, and communities that have captured their hearts!Please Subscribe so you don't miss any leaders sharing how they built their movements for massive impact!  Chapters: 00:00 Introduction & Arya's Moment of Impact 02:55 The Bus Ride That Changed Everything 05:31 Becoming a Founder in 9th Grade 06:32 Co-Founders & Community: Your #1 Tool 09:56 Build Illinois: Creating a Founder Ecosystem 16:57 Crest Valley: Meat Snacks & His First Big Business 20:34 Joining Ozone: AI Video Editing & Taking on Adobe 24:50 Fundraising & Pitching VCs 28:59 The Y Combinator Advantage 31:12 Digital Twins & Predictive Health Tech 33:12 Reimagining Cardiovascular Care 37:39 The Challenges of Building a Wellness Brand 43:46 The Ideation Practice: 30 Ideas in 30 Days 46:21 3 Tips for First-Time Founders 47:17 What Gives Arya Hope 47:47 Closing Thoughts  #entrepreneurship #scaling #growth #growthhacking #founderinsights #impact #impactstories #podcast #empowerment #business #businessgrowth #socialimpact #venturecapital #venturecapitalist #siliconvalley #tech #technology #technologynews #ai #aiforbusiness #health #healthtech #innovators #innovation #global

    50 min
  8. Creating Inclusive Communities with Lawyer/Mediator Pamela Cohen

    May 11 ·  Video

    Creating Inclusive Communities with Lawyer/Mediator Pamela Cohen

    #inclusion #disabilityrights #impact In this season 2 episode 6 from Katy Hansell: The Impact Whisperer™ podcast, guest Pamela Cohen, an Inclusion and Disability Rights Expert and Advocate, with a professional background as a discrimination law attorney, mediator, and now employer outreach specialist, shares how to build inclusive communities for people with and without disabilities to share for their mutual enrichment. Pamela Cohen guides employers to hire people with disabilities and to create inclusive environments. "Community means everyone" is the motto of the nonprofit she founded and now is Board Chair of, The Purple Tree Café in Davis, CA, which hires people with disabilities. Purple Tree Café also organizes community events using music as a tool for inclusion and offering hootenannies where people with and without disabilities can come together and perform, often with an open mic and featuring the Team Davis Singers. Pamela exemplifies how passion, strategic community building, and advocacy can transform lives. Through her work, she shows that inclusion isn't just a hiring goal, but a continuous journey of creativity, joy, and shared humanity. Be inspired by Pamela and lead with heart to create a more inclusive world. Creator/ Host Katy Hansell, aka The Impact Whisperer™, is a globally recognized (Top 10), award-winning expert impact coach, strategic advisor, & Board Director, known for helping 500+ client organizations make the impact they care about. Chapters: 0:00 Pamela's Moment of Impact 07:40 Growing Up with Two Psychotherapist Parents 08:10 From Psychology to Law & Disability Rights 12:12 Founding the Purple Tree Cafe 15:35 Skills & Growth for Employees with Disabilities 18:23 What True Inclusion in the Workplace Looks Like 19:08 Music as a Tool for Inclusion (The Hootenanny) 25:30 Using Music & Activities for Advocacy 31:53 Funding & Community Partnerships 40:10 Pamela's Role as Employer Outreach Specialist 41:50 The Business Case for Hiring People with Disabilities 45:00 How Legal & Mediation Training Shapes Her Work 50:40 Invisible Disabilities & Individualized Solutions 55:00 What Gives Pamela Hope 56:20 Closing Thoughts #disabilityempowerment #diversityandinclusion #employment #employmentlaw #music #equalrights #advocacy #fairwages #opportunity #empowerment

    59 min
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Do you long to be more impactful?  Wish there was a podcast that featured top global voices sharing how they created a positive difference from scratch?!  This podcast is for anyone who believes that it is important to BE THE CHANGE YOU WANT TO SEE IN THE WORLD.  Whether you are concerned about climate change, human rights, health & wellness, AI for good, creative arts, or anything else, we have an episode on the cause you care about!  Katy Hansell: The Impact Whisperer® podcast features established and emerging Gen-Z leaders from all over the globe who are driving collective impact for their causes.  Creator/ Host Katy Hansell, aka The Impact Whisperer®, is a globally recognized (Top 10), award-winning expert impact coach, strategic advisor to founders, and Board Director, known for guiding 500+ clients across 3 continents to make the impact they care about for the people, causes, and communities that have captured their hearts!  Join us and make the impact you care about! 

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