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People in Common

People in Common brings together extraordinary voices to help us understand what the heck is happening - and more importantly, discover the specific, powerful ways WE can make a difference.

Podcast · By Jama Adams · American English · Official site

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Sep 16, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    'Minnesota Showed Us How' with Steve and Mary Grove | "Rise up peacefully, lovingly, loudly, relentlessly" (opens the original)

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    “That threat of fear permeating the community, it really gave Minnesota and I think the community an opportunity to rise up peacefully, lovingly, loudly, relentlessly.“ -Mary Grove‍ In January 2026, the Department of Homeland Security deployed thousands of federal agents to Minnesota as part of "Operation Metro Surge." Steve Grove called it being "occupied by your own federal government." What followed was unlike anything the country had seen: massive protests in subzero temperatures, faith lead

  2. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    'Coding Belonging' with Justin Steele (opens the original)

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    Key Themes Early in his career, a future boss at Google.org gave Justin Steele one piece of advice: take a bet on yourself. He took it, and spent a decade directing $700 million in philanthropic grants. Even credentialed at Harvard and trained at Bain, he still got treated like an outsider inside Google's business culture for having just come from a nonprofit. He calls people who carry both worlds bridgers, people who can sit in the boardroom and the campsite and refuse to let either one erase t

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