Exploring the subtleties of culture and compassion in every conversation. Hosted by Kate Jetmore, an American based in Spain. S17 drops January 2022.
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Thanks for your support during our current run! We'll be taking a much-needed break, but we can’t wait to get back to it later this year. Meanwhile, have fun exploring our archives, where more than 60 interviews await.. You can find them all at thelistenpodcast.com. Cheers!
Yolanda Castellón’s first pregnancy went perfectly, but after a series of problems during the birth itself, her little boy died just 8 days later. Now a life and loss coach, she helps others transform their pain into strength. Link in comments.
While @jessicalorion's dream of motherhood is on hold, she is planning and studying. The result is Mamas in Training, a podcast that supports aspiring moms on their journey. Join us as she shares the best advice she’s received along the way, and the gaps she hopes to fill in.
Carrie Frais chose to deal with the overwhelm of motherhood by gathering information on a platform that would become MumAbroad, one of Europe's leading online resources for international families. Join us for this first conversation in our Motherhood series on The Listen Podcast
Join us for this very important conversation focusing on menopause. We start with a simple definition of terms, then turn to some common symptoms, youth culture, the importance of educating the men in our lives, and letting go of generational shame and taboos. @stigglynyc
Marjorie Speirs talks about the admiration she feels as she stands on the skinny shoulders of the brave young girl she once was. Join us for the second installment of our Wisdom series on The Listen Podcast.
Starting tomorrow we'll be spending the next few episodes of The Listen Podcast in the presence of Wisdom, learning from those who are just a few steps ahead of us on this path called life. Join us ❤
From the perilous journey of desperate people in search of a better life to how our oceans can help us solve the climate crisis, my conversation with @ian_urbina went far beyond what I had envisioned. I hope you’ll join us.
Tomorrow on The Listen Podcast we'll wrap up our Activism series with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist @ian_urbina, who talks about The Outlaw Ocean Project - an NGO whose mission takes on a vast, lawless and rampantly criminal world that few have ever seen: the high seas.
Since recording this interview, CNN's Arwa Damon has flown to the Ukrainian border, where she is now reporting. Tune in to find out how Arwa came to found INARA, a non-profit dedicated to getting medical attention for war-wounded children. @INARAorg @arwaCNN
