Bread for the City CEO George Jones sits down with Carrie to talk about making a difference at the intersection of race, racism, and poverty in Washington, DC.

Buzz Maury is founder and co-director of the Theater Lab School of the Dramatic Arts in Washington, DC and founder of Center Stage Communications, a consulting firm specializing in the application of acting techniques to the business world. He joins Carrie this week to share his insights on the value of public speaking to change minds and change the world.

Brandon Nightingale is a historian and the Black Press Archives digitization project manager at the Moorland Spingarn Research Center at Howard University. Brandon's project: to research and document the history of the Black press.

In this rebroadcast from season four, Houston Kraft joins Carrie for a discussion on kindness, the vitamin concept, and the difference between “nice” and “kind” as they reflect on his book, “Deep Kindness.”

This New Year season, we amplify this conversation between Dan Buettner and Carrie Fox as he shares his exploration of life-nourishing Blue Zones on the release of his book, and a career bringing understanding as a National Geographic Explorer.

Philanthropist, founder, and "old-school nerd," Craig Newmark joins Carrie Fox to talk about how philanthropy clears the way for good in the world.

Mitch Album is the author of Tuesdays with Morrie. This week, we present a special live conversation between Carrie Fox and Mitch Albom, author of Tuesdays with Morrie, recorded November, 2022 on the heels of the book's 25th anniversary.

Michael Gordon Voss is publisher at Stanford Social Innovation Review (SSIR), and this week’s conversation is all about trust.

If you’re a regular listener to this show, you know that our conversations run the gamut; from interpersonal communications to corporate communications, we’re interested in communications that change lives. Today on the show, we’re going even bigger.

Schroeder Stribling, President and CEO of Mental Health America, joins Carrie Fox to talk about mental health, the narrative we've written around it as a society, and why it's time to get serious and teach one another to approach trauma with compassion.

Glenn Harris, President of Race Forward and host of the Facing Race Conference, and Ashton Lattimore, editor-in-chief of Prism, join Carrie Fox for a conversation on hope, love, and social justice in a divided country.

Mission Partners COO Bridget Pooley joins Carrie Fox to share the power of purpose, and the driving forces that make becoming a B Corp one of the most important, sustaining missions of the modern economy.

Knowing how to talk about public health can have a direct impact on the health of a community, so understanding what works is essential. Public Health expert Mark Miller joins Carrie Fox to explain just how important this message is.

Anthony Shop is co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer of Social Driver and Chairman of the National Digital Roundtable. In this rebroadcast from last season, Anthony helps us make sense of the trends and strategies for brand engagement that crosses our digital divides.

Ashton Lattimore joins Carrie Fox to talk about her role as Editor-in-Chief at Prism, an independent nonprofit newsroom led by journalists of color.

Our guest this week is Mia Birdsong: pathfinder, community curator, and storyteller, who steadily engages the leadership and wisdom of people experiencing injustice to chart new visions of American life. She has an extraordinary gift for leveraging the brilliance of everyday people so that our collective gifts reach larger spheres of influence, cultural and political change, and create well-being for everyone.

Linda Villarosa is a brilliant storyteller, a journalist author, editor, and educator. She's a New York times magazine contributing writer where she covers race, inequality, and health. We’re bringing this episode back to the fore in our summer session and join Linda to talk about just how far our public health system has to go on issues of equity and inclusivity.

Amira El-Gawly believes love is making a comeback at work, and she should know: she’s spent the better part of her career with a keen eye on her people, their relationships, and what leads to better results. This week she shares the hard work of bringing people together.

On this week’s show, we talk about inspiring people longing for change, and how to continue having authentic conversations with love with Edgar Villanueva in this rebroadcast episode from season one.

This week’s show goes straight to the heart of the dynamics in entrenched business processes that serve to stifle innovation through diversity and limit opportunities for marginalized communities. The opportunity, says our guest, lies in demography.