What does it take for a society to thrive? Who and what contributes to this intricate and complex system needed for human flourishing? Track Two is the meeting place of civil society. Entrepreneurs, philanthropic leaders, activists, and journalists from around the globe reveal personal stories of their approach to problem-solving and making a positive contribution to a vibrant, healthy society. Hosted by Sarah Howard and Joanne Gouaux, produced by Twenty Twenty Studios in partnership with Mo ...
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Special Series | ESG at COP27 | Melissa Kopolow & The Albright Stonebridge Group
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In this special series, host Sarah Howard takes the Track Two Podcast on the road doing interviews with leaders from various industries about this fast-growing term: ESG. Continuing the series from Davos, this time Sarah is on the ground in Egypt at COP27. In this episode, Sarah sits down with Melissa Kopolow, the VP of Sustainability at The Albrig…
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Special Series | ESG at Davos | Jacques-Philippe Piverger & Good Light Capital
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In this special series, co-host Sarah Howard takes the Track Two Podcast on the road doing interviews with leaders from various industries about this fast-growing term: ESG. It was a headline topic at the annual gathering, as climate change and social issues continue to rise on the agenda of leadership conversations everywhere. In this episode, Sar…
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Special Series | ESG at Davos | Gene Hoffman & Chia Network
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In this special series, co-host Sarah Howard takes the Track Two Podcast on the road doing interviews with leaders from various industries about this fast-growing term: ESG. It was a headline topic at the annual gathering, as climate change and social issues continue to rise on the agenda of leadership conversations everywhere. In this episode, Sar…
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Special Series | ESG at Davos | Nisaa Jetha & Impact for SDGs
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In this special series, co-host Sarah Howard takes the Track Two Podcast on the road doing interviews with leaders from various industries about this fast-growing term: ESG. It was a headline topic at the annual gathering, as climate change and social issues continue to rise on the agenda of leadership conversations everywhere. In this episode, Sar…
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Special Series | ESG at Davos | Harald Neidhardt & Futur/io
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In this special series, co-host Sarah Howard takes the Track Two Podcast on the road doing interviews with leaders from various industries about this fast-growing term: ESG. It was a headline topic at the annual gathering, as climate change and social issues continue to rise in the agenda of leadership conversations everywhere. In this episode, Sar…
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Liz Essley Whyte | Journalism & Civil Society
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How do journalists navigate changing public perceptions of factual shared reality? How is political polarization influencing trust in the media, and the credibility of reporters? Accountability, transparency, and the power of investigative reporting are highlights of the conversation with reporter Liz Essley Whyte. Together, Joanne and Sarah talk w…
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Where do refugees come from and where do they go? In honor of World Refugee Day, this bonus episode explores the words we use to describe the human experience of active situations where people are forced to flee their home because of war, violence, or persecution.द्वारा Joanne Gouaux & Sarah Howard
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Kerry Paterson - Part 2 | Civil Society & Journalism
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What breeds public distrust in the media, and how does it impact journalists and society as a whole? Controversies, corruption, and the role of the free press in bringing truth to light and holding power accountable are highlights of "part two" with guest Kerry Paterson of the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ). Together, Joanne and Sarah talk …
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Kerry Paterson - Part 1 | Civil Society & Journalism
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What does it mean to promote press freedom and defend the rights of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal? Join Joanne and Sarah in conversation with Kerry Paterson of the Committee to Protect Journalists as they discuss why freedom of the press is important to democracy, and why we should be concerned about the repress…
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Nick St. Oegger | Journalism & Civil Society
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How do freelance journalists build trust in places far from their home country of origin? In this episode, Joanne and Sarah are joined by Nick St. Oegger, a documentary photographer and fellow native Californian. Together they explore how Nick followed his curiosity and found his higher purpose in photography and life aboard covering stories about …
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Elodie Mailliet Storm | Journalism & Civil Society
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How does photojournalism foster a more nuanced and empathetic understanding of the world? In this episode, Joanne and Sarah are in conversation with Elodie Mailliet Storm exploring how access and intimacy can generate iconic images that tell the story of a moment in time. From celebrity portraiture to the archives of tomorrow, and challenges of me…
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Mikhael Simmonds | Journalism & Civil Society
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What’s missing in today’s news? In this episode, Joanne and Sarah are in conversation with Mikhael Simmonds of the Solutions Journalism Network, a nonprofit media group training journalists to rigorously report on responses to social problems. Solutions based stories are highly effective ways to reach ordinary people and help them understand proble…
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Kevin Grant | Journalism & Civil Society
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How has the collapse of local journalism contributed to the erosion of civic engagement, community, and trust in facts? In this episode, Joanne and Sarah are joined by Kevin Grant of the GroundTruth Project. Together they reflect on the role of the press in a healthy democracy and explore journalism as a foundational building block for healthy soci…
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Anna Bulakh | Building Civil Society Resilience (bonus)
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How do societies manage imbalances and create responsive solutions to prolonged complex crises or large-scale social problems — especially ones amplified by social media? In this episode, Joanne and Sarah are in conversation with Anna Bulkah, an expert in civil society resilience and synthetic media. Hear how Anna's research and experience in Eston…
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Robbie Warin | Civil Society & The Platform Economy (bonus)
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For people who depend on gig apps to earn a living, how do the exponential technologies that power the gig economy shape culture, society, and life locally and around the world? Workers have exposed broader shortcomings, revealing a strain on the foundational conditions necessary for an equitable and just society. In this bonus episode, Joanne and …
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Raj Joshi | Civil Society & Philanthropy
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Our economies, government structures, and the cities we live in are all designed by people. The current reality of global inequality, where some people suffer for the benefit of others is something people can take action to change. What role do you have in giving and taking? How do you decide which actions to take to move toward a more equitable fu…
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Kathryn Bolles | Civil Society & Philanthropy
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When crisis strikes, what role do humanitarian aid organizations play in serving the most vulnerable members of society? What type of lived experiences influence a person’s desire to dedicate their career to this type of work? In this episode, Joanne and Sarah are in conversation with Kathryn Bolles of Save the Children. Kathryn shares her unique j…
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Ken Ikeda | Civil Society & Philanthropy
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How do you lead, socialize, and compel change through community with community? In this episode, Joanne and Sarah are in conversation with Ken Ikeda of the Association of Independents in Radio (AIR). Together they explore stories about the people and experiences that inspired Ken to become an advocate for a talent network of independent producers a…
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Wayne Clarke | Civil Society & Philanthropy
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What role do nonprofit leaders have in challenging racial and economic injustice, and protecting basic human rights for the most vulnerable people in American society, and how does this relate to gun violence in urban cities? In this episode, Joanne and Sarah are in conversation with Wayne Clarke of the Oakland Impact Center and the City of Oakland…
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Grant Faulkner | Civil Society & Philanthropy
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How do the stories we write help us understand our world and make connections to others? In this episode, Joanne and Sarah are in conversation with Grant Faulkner, author and Executive Director of National Novel Writing Month. NaNoWriMo generates deep and meaningful engagement in writing communities to transform ideas into the written word. The int…
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Rachel D. Latimore | Civil Society & Philanthropy
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How are generous private contributions from corporations, foundations, and individuals applied to a portfolio tackling the root causes of complex and interconnected global issues to create a better future for all? What type of public charity is entrusted with these contributions to social change leaders in local communities and around the globe? In…
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Nick Haley | Civil Society & Philanthropy
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How do relationships and trust play a role in activating people's desire to take bold action when faced with adversity? Who in your community has the social capital to efficiently organize and deploy disaster response resources, and keep hope alive? In this episode, Joanne and Sarah interview Nick Haley, a youth advocate and civic leader in the hea…
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Jamia Jowers | Civil Society & Philanthropy
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What is the responsibility of freedom? Which guiding principles of philanthropy can be applied to build the conditions necessary for a thriving society? As the world increasingly looks to philanthropists to put humanity on a path to progress, Sarah and Joanne explore the story of Jamia Jowers and her journey through the halls of power, often servin…
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Kerry Rodgers | Civil Society & Philanthropy
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Do you believe in your ability to make a meaningful difference in the lives of strangers in distress? What role can you play in creating societal change, and rekindling a spirit of love and hope for humanity? In this episode, Joanne and Sarah are in conversation with Kerry Rodgers, an artist, educator, activist, and social impact entrepreneur in Sa…
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Will Fitzpatrick | Civil Society & Philanthropy
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What role does tax policy play in influencing the social, economic, and democratic power structure that philanthropy is built upon? In this episode Joanne and Sarah interview Will Fitzpatrick, a technology and business lawyer, about the changing nature of private philanthropy, how major donors determine the focus of the work they choose to fund, an…
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Sarah Berger Gonzalez | Philanthropy & Civil Society
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Where does philanthropy end and public policy begin? What role can philanthropy play in bringing people together? Who is part of the design process? In this episode, Joanne and Sarah are joined by Sarah Berger Gonzalez to explore ways cash transfers can strengthen communities, and contribute toward a society where everyone thrives.…
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Fred Dust | Philanthropy & Civil Society
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How do we ignite healthy conversations to illuminate hope in complex issues? In this episode, Joanne and Sarah interview Fred Dust, author of Making Conversation. Fred is a champion of the arts and civil society, supporting the visionary work of independent artists as a board member of the Sundance Institute and National Public Radio (NPR). His tho…
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What does it take for a society to thrive? Who and what contributes to this intricate and complex system? In the second season of the Track Two Podcast, we focus on philanthropy and turn to the voices of activists, academics, policy pros, and nonprofit thought leaders to hear their inspiring personal stories, ideas, and explorations aimed at solvin…
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Kevin Kuchta | Entrepreneurship & Civil Society
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"Solve the local problem first" | Human-Centered Design & First Response Mental Health Each of us has a role to play in making our communities better. Where do we begin? What can we contribute, and how can we be of service to colleagues, friends, and family? How do we know what’s needed? What if finding a solution to an organization’s or community’…
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Ana Lucia Cepeda Ferrara | Entrepreneurship & Civil Society
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"Pushing the market"| The Future of Work & Flextime What if job performance were evaluated on results, not when or where you work? Flexible work, also known as flextime or flexwork, is an arrangement that allows an employee to alter the start and end times of their workday around the normal schedule of 8 a.m.–5 p.m. independent of location. In this…
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Branka Anđelković | Entrepreneurship & Civil Society
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“Let’s talk about social innovation” | Social Innovation & Civil Society Technology has redrawn the landscape of civil society, connecting local and regional groups across the world, and shaping public life. In this episode, Joanne and Sarah are in conversation with Branka Anđelković, co-founder and Program Director of the Public Policy Research Ce…
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Henry De Sio, Jr. | Entrepreneurship & Civil Society
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"We are in an everyone leads world" | Social Entrepreneurs & Changemakers How do you manage uncertainty and the unknown? What does it mean to step into your bigness? How do we shift from a world dependent on specialized skills, driven by repetition and designed in a rigid hierarchy to a world of dynamic, disruptive change? In this episode, Joanne a…
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Robin McIntosh | Entrepreneurship & Civil Society
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"Prioritizing mental health" | Digital Health Tech What role does individual mental health have in influencing the well-being of society? The saying, “you can do anything if you keep an open mind and are willing” is a common affirmation among people striving for goals that seem out-of-reach. Achieving a willing state of mind is often easier said th…
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Justine Evirs | Entrepreneurship & Civil Society
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'A new system for success' | Commitment, Courage, and Creativity Internal and external forces can foil some of life's best-laid plans. How do courage, determination, and inner drive combine to create new unexpected career paths? In this conversation, Joanne and Sarah interview Justine Evirs to explore how a person's entrepreneurial mindset and perc…
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Hooman Koliji, PhD | Entrepreneurship & Civil Society
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'The space of imagination' | Bridging Architecture, Academia & Entrepreneurship What is it like to be an architect, an academic, and an entrepreneur? Find out as Joanne and Sarah host Hooman Koliji, PhD. Together the three explore Hooman’s unique journey from Tehran to San Francisco; exchanging ideas about the role of imagination, society’s percept…
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Mayra Orellana-Powell | Entrepreneurship & Civil Society
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'The money to make decisions' | Setting Conditions for Success How does reciprocity encourage individuals to balance their own self interest with the good of the community? Can shared social norms such as reciprocity, together with trust, enable those in a community to more easily communicate, cooperate to create stability and a thriving community?…
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Vukašin Stojkov | Entrepreneurship & Civil Society
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'Rebrand the entire country of Serbia' | Emerging Tech Economies What role does youth entrepreneurship, education, social activism, and networking have in creating a thriving society? In this conversation, Joanne and Sarah are in conversation with Vukasin Stojkov about his founder's journey and role in SEE ICT (Startit) in Belgrade, Serbia. Startit…
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Social Entrepreneurs Sarah Gerber and Joanne Gouaux are on a mission to explore drivers of change and the conditions for a thriving society. Expect empowering stories throughout the series in conversation with entrepreneurs, philanthropists, journalists, civic activists, and more. The co-hosts offer listeners, friendly, thoughtful conversations wit…
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