Good People with Kelsey Timmerman

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Explore what it means to be good by listening to everyday heroes, philanthropists, altruists, and do-gooders. Hosted by NYT’s bestselling author Kelsey Timmerman and his friend Jay Moorman.

2021. 08. 06.

34: The Problem with Diet Culture

Americans associate a piece of chocolate cake with guilt. The French associate it with joy. American culture has a broken relationship with food, how we talk about food, diet culture, weight, and health. Kelsey and Jay are joined by Claire Moorman (Jay's daughter!) to help us sort it all out. Claire is a registered dietician who helps people have a healthy relationship with food.

57분
2021. 07. 06.

33: Community Foundations to the Rescue

Giving shouldn't be transactional, it should be transformational. Kelly Shrock, president of the Community Foundation of Muncie & Delaware County, joins Kelsey and Jay to share info on community foundations and Donor Advised Funds. Does Jay hoard his money at Gringot's? Does Kelsey know anything about the tax code? Why is 1 out of every 9 community foundations located in Indiana? Kelly brings the answers for all of our questions.

49분
2021. 01. 15.

33: Pam Mandel

Pam Mandel left suburbia for a lifetime of travel when she was only 17. She writes about her early travel days in her new memoir THE SAME RIVER TWICE. Pam joined Kelsey and Jay to chat about hitchhiking, travel, questioning intentions while doing good, the time she went to the airport to help a refugee, founding a nonprofit, and, of course, jamming in a ukelele rock band.

1시간 4분
2020. 10. 16.

32: Soccer in the Wake of Civil War

Seren Fryatt didn't want to tape ankles the rest of her life. She quit her job to volunteer internationally with Mercy Ships. In Liberia she was recruited to play professional soccer. She saw what the sport meant to the women on her team and its potential to be a force of positive change. Eventually she founded L.A.C.E.S., an NGO that works to create a sustainable, replicable model of community development using sports as a tool to reach at-risk youth and empower their local communities.

54분
2020. 06. 26.

31: Eric Henry (Entrepreneur, Farmer, Candidate, Local Citizen)

Eric Henry’s T-shirt business and North Carolina community were turned upside down by NAFTA. Ever since, he’s focused on the triple bottom line: people, planet, and profit. Eric is a champion for his community, cooperatives, chickens, electric cars, local economies, farmers, and now he’s seeking to represent all of these interests in the North Carolina House of Representatives.

1시간 17분
2020. 05. 22.

30: Muncie Not Mercury (Part 2)

In the summer of 2019, a violinist stood up at a city council meeting in Muncie, Indiana, and expressed concern over a factory that was coming to town. A local reporter wrote a story about the meeting. That story was passed around to concerned citizens who started asking questions. A few weeks later more than 1,000 people showed up at the courthouse protesting the Waelz Sustainable Products factory. A factory that would likely be the #1 polluter of airborne Mercury in the nation. Ultimately the billion-dollar corporation left town.

1시간
2020. 05. 22.

29: Muncie Not Mercury (Part 1)

In the summer of 2019, a violinist stood up at a city council meeting in Muncie, Indiana, and expressed concern over a factory that was coming to town. A local reporter wrote a story about the meeting. That story was passed around to concerned citizens who started asking questions. A few weeks later more than 1,000 people showed up at the courthouse protesting the Waelz Sustainable Products factory. A factory that would likely be the #1 polluter of airborne Mercury in the nation. Ultimately the billion-dollar corporation left town. Kelsey talks with Josh Arthur, a local pastor, and Bryan Preston, a GIS technician, who were both in early on the action. This is a two-part episode. On this episode we discuss the build up to the 1,000-person protest and what happened at the city council meeting . . . it was like something out of a movie.

51분
2020. 05. 15.

28: The Doughnut Economy

What does an economy of living within the means of our planet look like? Welp, according to economist Kate Raworth it looks like a doghnut. Kelsey and Jay are joined by John Motlotch and Scott Truex of the Sustainable Communities Institute for a discussion on Raworth’s TED Talk.

1시간 15분

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Explore what it means to be good by listening to everyday heroes, philanthropists, altruists, and do-gooders. Hosted by NYT’s bestselling author Kelsey Timmerman and his friend Jay Moorman.

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Good People with Kelsey Timmerman

Good People with Kelsey Timmerman

34: The Problem with Diet Culture

33: Community Foundations to the Rescue

33: Pam Mandel

32: Soccer in the Wake of Civil War

31: Eric Henry (Entrepreneur, Farmer, Candidate, Local Citizen)

30: Muncie Not Mercury (Part 2)

29: Muncie Not Mercury (Part 1)

28: The Doughnut Economy

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Good People with Kelsey Timmerman

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34: The Problem with Diet Culture

33: Community Foundations to the Rescue

33: Pam Mandel

32: Soccer in the Wake of Civil War

31: Eric Henry (Entrepreneur, Farmer, Candidate, Local Citizen)

30: Muncie Not Mercury (Part 2)

29: Muncie Not Mercury (Part 1)

28: The Doughnut Economy

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