16 episodes
Why Kindness? kindness.org
-
- Society & Culture
-
-
5.0 • 32 Ratings
-
Kindness is the surprising linchpin to our shared humanity and we’ve never needed it more. The Why Kindness? podcast is a mind-expanding series offering listeners a look behind the curtain of entertainers, thought leaders, scientists, and everyday change-makers on why kindness matters and the unexpected ways it’s made an impact in their lives. Perhaps most importantly, we hope it will inspire you to engage with kindness in a new way and remember that every kind act makes a difference.
Join Kindness.org CEO & Co-Founder, Jaclyn Lindsey, as she sits down with thought leaders, celebrities, and change-makers to go deep about the unexpected impact kindness can make.
Whether you are looking for inspiration, connection, or transformation, Why Kindness? will reveal unexpected ways to answer the call for kindness.
Brought to you by Verizon and kindness.org.
-
Mira Simone
In this vulnerable and crucial episode, Jaclyn speaks with grief coach and educator Mira Simone about her experience as a young widow, her work to create a more grief-literate world, and how kindness shows up in the midst of it all.
-
Brian Ide
This week, Jaclyn speaks with director Brian Ide, about his new film "A Case for Love" and his belief that unselfish love can change the world, one kindness at a time.
-
Brad Montague
This week New York Times best-selling author and creator of the web series "Kid President," Brad Montague, steps into the studio to discuss his career journey, the power of vulnerability, and what it means to be the person kids need.
-
Ernesto Rodriguez
In this episode, Jaclyn sits down with the inspiring Ernesto Rodriguez to hear the compelling story of his journey from prison to a life transformed by kindness and the work he is doing with Kindful Restoration to pay it all forward.
-
Dr. Oliver Scott Curry
Why kindness? Let's see what the research has to say. In this week's episode, Jaclyn talks to kindness.org Chief Science Officer, Dr. Oliver Scott Curry about the science of kindness and his groundbreaking work in kindness.org's research hub, Kindlab.
-
Amy Jo Martin
New York Times best-selling author and entrepreneur Amy Jo Martin joins the podcast this week to discuss reinvention, rebuilding, and how self-kindness impacted her journey to becoming a renegade.
Customer Reviews
LOVE
I’m so thrilled to see kindness.org is doing a podcast. It really helps to feel a personal connection to the people doing amazing work at such a beautiful organization. Even in her hosting, Jaclyn exhibits kindness- no surprises there. I can’t wait to hear more! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Engaging and inspiring
Jaclyn and her guests remind us of the profound impact that kindness can have on our lives and how it transcends boundaries and connects us all. The diverse range of guests share their personal stories, offering a fresh perspective on the power of compassion. It’s a beacon of positivity that will leave you inspired to cultivate kindness in your own life. Give it a listen and let the ripple effect of kindness begin.
…Because without it, the worst parts of ourselves get most of the attention
I adore the question „why kindness“ and receive a lot listening to the answers. The show unfolds in different directions based on the unique conversation at hand.
It’s time to revolutionize what kindness feels like, appears like, thinks like, co
Kindness isn’t about „being nice“ and it’s cool to have a show that examines the complexity and gravity of kindness as a practice and a skill.