The Power of Human Connection in a Divided World

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A Class of Their Own

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56 episodes

5 days ago

Revealing the human stories behind their name. We will hear honest and intimate reflections from our guests, who despite their circumstances, shape a world that reflects their unique visions of success. Join me, Mira Magecha, to learn from these inspirational people who are generously sharing where they began. Be inspired to live your own unique life and take the first step toward making your own change.

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The Power of Human Connection in a Divided World

A Class of Their Own

48 minutes 33 seconds

9 months ago

The Power of Human Connection in a Divided World

This week’s episode explores the complexities of identity, fairness, and growth in a way that feels deeply personal and universally relatable.

Highlights include:

Embracing life’s unfairness: Why accepting that “life isn’t always fair” can be liberating, and how shifting our mindset allows us to thrive

Mixed-race challenges: A candid discussion on raising mixed-race children, understanding the unique struggles they may face, and the lessons from navigating identity within family dynamics

Supportive partnerships: How the strength and encouragement of a partner can ignite confidence and fuel shared dreams

Building a black employee network: Growing a network overnight, discovering the diversity within Black experiences, and the importance of representation, “you can’t be what you can’t see”

Navigating vulnerability and change: Unpacking how conversations around race can feel polarising, and why creating space for dialogue and learning is crucial.

This episode is about finding confidence in who you are, supporting the people you care about, and leaning into the uncomfortable conversations that create meaningful change

Guest: Nyambe Sumbwanyambe

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Host: Mira Magecha
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Creative Director: Alex Payne
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Editor: Josh Partridge
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Music: Jay Witsey
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Studio: Podcast House
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