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Stephanie Margeth is a life coach, a breathwork facilitator, an actor and author who uses their energy and work to make others feel seen, heard and valued.
In this episode, we discuss the power of breathwork, coaching and inner healing work. We also learn more about Steph’s spiritual journey and how they are learning to be in community.
@mykindofpeoplepodcast
@margethi
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Kerry O’Brien (Lady MC) is the founder of Young Urban Arts Foundation, a non profit organisation that empowers the lives of young people by strengthening mental well-being through creativity. Young Urban Arts Foundation works to ensure that every young person is seen, heard & celebrated.
In this episode, we discuss the power of creativity and spirituality and how they can be used to empower the lives of young people.
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@yuafofficial
@ladymcofficial
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Joseph Kanyenje is a dancer and the Artistic Director of Pamoja Dance Group, a Kenyan contemporary dance company of dancers with and without physical disability who come together to share creative work in an open and understanding environment. Pamoja works to challenge the views of its audiences, it inspires other people with disabilities or disadvantages to realise their potential and the group also uses its dance productions to address important social topics such as refugees, woman empowerment and wildlife protection.
In this episode, we discuss Joseph's dance career, leadership and the beauty of the Pamoja dance community.
@mykindofpeoplepodcast
@pamojadanse
pamojadance.org
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Yasmine Anne Fernandez has over 40 years experience as a clinical hypnotherapist, meditation instructor, intuitive and energy reiki healer. She is also the author of “Moonlight ‘Pon Wire – Memoirs of a Spiritual Journey.”, her heartfelt memoir where Anne take’s the reader on her spiritual life journey so far.
In this episode, we discuss spirituality, connecting with nature, and the power of healing work.
@mykindofpeoplepodcast
www.risingawareness.com
@yasmineannefernandez
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Ben Smith is the founder of The 401 foundation, a non profit that was set up in legacy of Ben’s challenge of running 401 marathons in 401 days. The 401 foundation helps provide accessible grants to grassroots & community projects who are helping to promote positive mental health.
In this episode, we discuss the journey of improving our mental health, finding our purpose & the power of community.@mykindofpeoplepodcast
@the401challenge
@the401foundation
the401challenge.co.uk
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Dominique Provost-Chalkley is the founder of Start the Wave, a non-profit organisation that funds, empowers and connects positive change-makers worldwide. Dom’s work continues to create better representation and positive change within the world.
In this episode, we discuss the power of community and the many ways in which we can inspire each other to make positive changes within our own communities.
@mykindofpeoplepodcast
@start_the_wave
www.startthewave.org
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Ella Hobbis is an artist who is positively impacting the world with her beautiful and thoughtful art. She is the creative genius behind the My Kind of People podcast logo and she is also the author and illustrator of Little Bird, an inspiring book that can guide us home if ever we feel a little lost and reminds us all to dream.
In this episode, we discuss the importance of individuality, asking for help and following your dreams.
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@ella.hob
ellahobbis.wixsite.com/ellahob
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Lori Woodley is a speaker, author, trainer and founder of the non-profit organisation All it Takes. All It Takes is an organisation which equips youth with essential social emotional skills that will help them to navigate their lives and support their communities.
In this episode, we discuss the importance of community, nurturing soft skills and empowering youth. 🎙📚✨💙
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@allittakesorg
www.allittakes.org
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Colin Beavan aka No Impact Man, is a writer, speaker, consultant, coach and activist, who continuously works to help people all over the world, work and live with balance, purpose, and impact.
During this episode, we discuss the pursuit of happiness and the importance of addressing social change with a balanced and mindful approach.
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@colinbeavan
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Desirée Dawson is a Canadian songwriter, recording artist, producer and yoga teacher who has been blessing the world with her healing qualities and creative talents. Desirée’s work helps us feel, helps us heal and encourages us to better connect with ourselves and with others. In this episode, we discuss the healing power of music, connection, authenticity and the meaning of community.
@mykindofpeoplepodcast
@desireedawsonmusic
www.desireedawsonmusic.com
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Payton Robinson is an entrepreneur who is working to reconnect people to the natural environment. Payton is the founder of Bloom Daddy Plants, a Los Angeles based business selling collector house plants and Natures Finest Club, a student garden and largest student organization at Moorpark College. He is also the host of ‘Plantconomy’, a podcast to help people form a deeper connection with nature by understanding the industry, culture and loving plant community. In this episode, we discuss the power of plants, long term gratification, community and leadership
@mykindofpeoplepodcast
@bloomdaddyplants
@plantconomy
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Tracy Radford and Brad English have both worked in co-production to create ‘One Conversation’, a grassroots activist movement that uses the simple art of conversation to change people’s minds about disability. Throughout this episode, we will get to know more about Tracy and Brad and their inclusive work. They both have the biggest hearts and work tirelessly to make sure that every person feels like they are part of a community.
@mykindofpeoplepodcast
@oneconversation_
www.oneconversation.co.uk
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Amruta Kshemkalyani is the sustainability adviser and founder of Sustainability Tribe, UAE’s pioneering sustainability education resource. Over 11 years, Sustainability Tribe has changed mindsets by raising social awareness, inspired climate actions and has gone on to become an urban grassroots movement. During this episode, we will get to know more about Amruta and her simple yet vital sustainable lifestyle hacks.
@mykindofpeoplepodcast
@sustainabilitytribe
www.sustainabilitytribe.com
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David Yim is a charity event runner and fundraiser. David or ‘Yimmy’ as he is well-known, has quickly become a well-loved member of the online CLIC Sargent Young Lives vs Cancer community and has helped raise a significant amount of money and awareness for various charities over the years. In this episode, we discuss breaking running stereotypes, the power of online community and the positive effects that running can have on mental wellbeing.
@mykindofpeoplepodcast
@clicsargent
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Ellen Crane is the founder and curator of Seed. an online community dedicated to celebrating storytelling. Since its launch in April 2019, Seed. has created a community of storytellers from all over the world. Over the course of this episode, we will get to learn more about Ellen's inspiring work as we discuss the power of empathy, creativity and storytelling.
@mykindofpeoplepodcast
@the.story.seed
www.thestoryseed.co.uk
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Cissy Radford, is a committee member of WISE HK which stands for Women in Sport Empowered Hong Kong and is also the podcast host of 'In The Changing Room', a podcast all about women in sport. In this episode, we will get to know more about Cissy and her incredible work to continue empowering women in the sporting world. We also discuss the power of community and the opportunities that sports can bring to our lives.
@mykindofpeoplepodcast
@inthechangingroompod
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Nick Coffing is a person who warms and welcomes every single person that comes into his orbit. He is also one of the Camp Directors at Canyon Creek Summer Camp, a premier overnight summer camp in the heart of the Angeles forest. Canyon Creek offers a diverse camp program which is designed to give kids a safe space to be active, try new things, take reasonable risks, and step out of their comfort zones. Nick has been both a mentor and counselor for people of every age and background and he has become a valued member of so many different communities. In this episode, we discuss intentional leadership, the power of empathy and the personal growth that can be found at camp.
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@canyoncreeksummercamp
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Tara Baker is one of the co-founders of Dancing With her, a global magazine, directory and blog celebrating LGBTQ+ women in love. Tara founded Dancing With Her and Dancing With Them along with her Fiancée, Arlia Hassell and their work continues to have such a positive impact on the world. In this episode we talk about inclusivity, the need for more positive representation and the importance of sharing LGBTQ+ love stories authentically.
Social Media:
My Kind of People @mykindofpeoplepodcast
@dancingwithher
https://www.dancingwithher.com
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Ranald Lloyd Williams is the founder of RLW Film. A full service film and video production company based in Chichester, West-Sussex. RLW Film is a community of modern day storytellers and through genuine storytelling, they provide a true voice for passionate organisations. In this episode we talk about the upcoming launch of Feel Good Films, and the importance of authentic storytelling.
Social Media:
My Kind of People @mykindofpeoplepodcast
@rlwvideography
https://www.feelgoodfilmsco.com/
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Rose Bailey is the Fundraising and Engagement Manager for Surrey, Sussex, Middlesex and Berkshire at CLIC Sargent. CLIC Sargent – Young Lives vs Cancer is the UK’s leading charity for children and young people (under the age of 25) with cancer. In this episode, we discuss the power of community and the positive impact that fundraising can have on people's lives.
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