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The Rotary Voices podcast features in-depth interviews with thought leaders, Rotary news updates, and immersive stories from Rotary magazine. Learn more about Rotary International, and how to participate in Rotary clubs at https://rotary.org.
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- 2 weeks ago26 min
Inside the Global Polio Fight with WHO's New Polio Director Chris Wolff
The last 0.01% is a fragile moment in the polio eradication effort. Chris Wolff, the World Health Organization’s new director of polio eradication, says we either push to 100% or risk backsliding. It’s a mission that affects the whole world, not just the regions where polio still exists, and Wolff is optimistic that we can achieve eradication for the good of humanity. Chicago journalist Jerome McDonnell sits down with Wolff to discuss his journey to the work of polio eradication and his new role.
- Oct 7, 202632 min
Youth Voices with Salome Agbaroji
Salome Agbaroji is a 20-year-old Nigerian American poet and activist from Los Angeles County. She was the seventh National Youth Poet Laureate of the United States and has performed spoken word for the Golden Globes and at the White House. At the Rotary International Convention in Taipei, Agbaroji performed a spoken word poem titled “Hope.” In this episode, Rotary International staffer Hannah Shaw sits down with Agbaroji to discuss her Los Angeles roots, her work as an activist, and the inspiration for “Hope.”
- Sep 18, 202631 min
Ann Patchett on the Ties That Bind
Few contemporary novelists have captured the complexities of family, friendship, and the ties that bind as beautifully as Ann Patchett. Over the past three decades, she has become one of America’s most celebrated writers, earning the PEN/Faulkner Award. Patchett also owns Parnassus Books in Nashville. In this episode, Past RI President Stephanie Urchick explains Patchett's connections to Rotary before Scott Simon sits down with the author to discuss her new novel, Whistler.
- Sep 2, 202625 min
How Four Women Grew Membership: Part 2
In the final installment of this two-part series on membership attraction and engagement, past RI director and vice chair of the joint strategic planning committee Chris Etienne sits down with Jackie Huie, the immediate past governor of District 6360, which serves southwest and central Michigan regions. Etienne asks Huie about the role of district leadership in membership growth and “fun” as a membership strategy.
- Aug 28, 202627 min
How Four Women Grew Membership: Part 1
Membership attraction and engagement are crucial for Rotary’s success. In this two-part series, we’ll hear from four women in Rotary leadership positions who have successfully achieved membership growth in their U.S.-based clubs or districts. In episode one, RI Membership Growth and Engagement Specialist Taylor Evans Ghosal sits down with Julie McKinney, a club membership chair and past club president from California, and Barbara Bartle, an assistant Rotary coordinator for membership and past district governor from Nebraska.
- Aug 25, 202628 min
Intersection to Care: Part 2
In the final episode of this two-part series, Etelka Lehoczky learns more about Intersection to Care, a program supported by The Rotary Foundation that helps incarcerated women in Kansas rebuild their lives. In this installment, Lehoczky learns more about the trauma that human trafficking inflicts and discovers how an art class in the jail offers a way forward.
- Aug 17, 202615 min
From Problems to Possibilities: Solutions Journalism with Tina Rosenberg
Solutions journalism, which delves beyond “bad news” to examine what people are trying to do about it, can be traced back to a 2010 column in The New York Times called “Fixes.” The column, co-written by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Tina Rosenberg, investigated solutions to social problems, covering what worked and what didn’t. Chicago journalist Mark Caro sits down with Rosenberg, who co-founded the Solutions Journalism Network in 2013, to discuss how this approach can help address systemic issues, and how Rotary clubs can benefit from following its best practices.
- Jul 31, 202632 min
Intersection to Care: Part 1
Inside a jail in Kansas, USA, victims of human trafficking struggle to find a way forward. Rotary International editor Etelka Lehoczky meets incarcerated women who are rebuilding their lives with the help of Intersection to Care, a unique program funded by The Rotary Foundation. Along the way, she realizes her assumptions about incarceration were very different from the reality.
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