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Disruptors for GOOD is a podcast that showcases global social entrepreneurship and social enterprises committed to ethical fashion, impact investing, climate mitigation, sustainable travel, and businesses generating positive global impact.
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Startup Spotlight: Soothe Note (opens the original)
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Soothe Note is a free consumer app for cancer patients and the people who support them. It is meant for the days between oncology visits: daily check-ins (mood, energy, medications, hydration, meals, rest, movement, one small win), symptom logs with intensity and body location, medication schedules, appointment questions, post-visit notes, and a private journal that caregivers cannot see. Teddy Aaron (caregiver side) and Brynn Forlizzi (two-time teen cancer survivor) founded the product in Green
How Business and Consumerism Can Create Meaningful Impact with David Gaines - Author & Owner of La Terza Coffee (opens the original)
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In this episode of Disruptors for Good , I speak with entrepreneur, author, and La Terza Coffee owner David Gaines about ethical supply chains, direct trade coffee, conscious consumerism , and the responsibility businesses have to the people they affect. David shares how his career evolved from operating a small business alongside nonprofit work to acquiring La Terza Coffee and building a business where commercial growth and social impact reinforce one another. The conversation explores the real
Meet Harbor Fund: Bringing Philanthropic Capital Into Hollywood (opens the original)
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In this episode of Disruptors for Good , Grant Trahant speaks with Lindsay Hadley , founder and CEO of Harbor Fund , about building a new financing model for films designed to influence culture and create social impact. Harbor Fund is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that uses philanthropic donations to invest in socially meaningful films. Rather than funding a single project through a traditional grant, Harbor Fund takes an equity position in selected productions. When a film generates a financial return,
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