It's been quite a ride on THE GOOD ROAD. This is the final episode of Phi·lan·thro·pol·o·gy. We interview the author of the podcast, Vu Le of …
The world needs people who put both their backs and there hearts into the job of fixing the world's most difficult problems. But is your charity …
War changes everything for those who fight. Many struggle to find meaning in their lives, and the world around them. Some develop a "Military history and a Missionary Heart". This raw look at two different stories of …
If you are a teacher, then you already know about "low-performing schools" and even "lower-performing politicians". Here is an insightful discussion …
Animals. Food, trophies or pets?
Most people eat meat. But what makes one animal food, and another a pet? And how blurry is that distinction?
What started out as an anti-poaching episode, turned into a deeper exploration …
In this Bonus track of Philanthropology, we interview Chris Sinclair of Outskirt Films who spent more than 5 years producing the film, "Free Burma …
If you could see what I see, in the way I see it... would you be more empathetic? We delve into the role of Virtual Reality in filmmaking, and …
Does the color of your skin matter when doing good? What exactly is a White Savior, and how can you tell if the television you are producing is not …
When your job puts you close to the world's biggest problems, it can be dangerous. Earl and Craig are often asked how they produce their show, and not get shot, or trampled, or killed. In this episode they talk with …
Intro to The Good Road (PBS TV Show) companion podcast. Meet some of the interesting characters who spend their lives fixing the world's problems, with skill, humor and brave spirits.
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