HeyJaredThe Global Hustle
The Global Hustle investigates career development and workforce innovation globally. Each episode features an interview with a working professional or student from a different country, spanning various fields such as healthcare, technology, government, fashion, education, and…
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Redefining Death, Purpose, and End-of-Life Care at a Japanese Lodge (opens the original)
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Satoko Fujioka isn't a doctor. She has no medical license, no clinical training, and no formal qualification to run a healthcare facility. But in Nagano Prefecture, Japan, she built Hotch-no Lodge, a home healthcare clinic and community hub that's redefining what elderly and end-of-life care can look like. Her motivation traces back to watching her father, a physician who saved countless lives, get treated as "weak" and "pitiable" once he was diagnosed with cancer. She was ten years old. That ex
Landlocked, Not Limited: Bolivia's Trade Playbook with Gissela Medina Morales (opens the original)
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Bolivia lost its access to the Pacific Ocean over a century ago, and that single geographic fact still shapes every trade decision the country makes. In this episode, host Sergio Lewis talks with Gissela Morales Medina, an international trade expert who has worked across Bolivia's private export sector, the American Chamber of Commerce, the Embassy of India, and international development programs with the Netherlands. Gissela breaks down what Bolivia actually exports and imports, from zinc, tin,
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