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24 November 2023: Dubai Future Foundation’s unveiled its predictions for the UAE of tomorrow

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Guest: Jennifer Sanders, Co-Founder and Executive Director at NTXIA [@NTXIA_]

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Host: Marco Ciappelli, Co-Founder at ITSPmagazine [@ITSPmagazine] and Host of Redefining Society Podcast & Audio Signals Podcast

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Episode Notes

As urban landscapes continue to evolve, the world's gaze is fixed on the potential of smart cities. The Smart City Expo World Congress stands as a testament to this interest, connecting global leaders, innovative companies, and forward-thinking organizations. The aim? To collaboratively move cities towards a brighter, more sustainable future. In this episode of the "Redefining Society Podcast" on ITSP Magazine, Marco Ciappelli engages in a riveting conversation with Jennifer Sanders, founder of the North Texas Innovation Alliance. They discuss the intertwining roles of technology, society, and politics in shaping the cities of tomorrow.

While many might nostalgically think of the Jetsons when envisioning the future, the reality of smart cities is far more complex and intertwined with our daily lives. As urban areas house an increasing majority of the world's population, understanding the trajectory of these cities becomes paramount. Jennifer Sanders, with her extensive experience in consulting, innovation alliances, and regional planning, offers valuable insights. She emphasizes the importance of thinking both globally and hyper-locally, underscoring the need for communities to work from the ground up, ensuring a quality of life that resonates with every individual.

As technology continues to redefine the boundaries of our world, this episode sheds light on the balance between individual deep interactions and broader global engagements. It's a balance of hyperlocal focus and global vision, reminding us that every piece is essential in crafting the world we aspire to inhabit.

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Guest: Jennifer Sanders, Co-Founder and Executive Director at NTXIA [@NTXIA_]

On Linkedin | https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenniferhsanders/

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Host: Marco Ciappelli, Co-Founder at ITSPmagazine [@ITSPmagazine] and Host of Redefining Society Podcast & Audio Signals Podcast

On ITSPmagazine | https://www.itspmagazine.com/itspmagazine-podcast-radio-hosts/marco-ciappelli

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Episode Notes

As urban landscapes continue to evolve, the world's gaze is fixed on the potential of smart cities. The Smart City Expo World Congress stands as a testament to this interest, connecting global leaders, innovative companies, and forward-thinking organizations. The aim? To collaboratively move cities towards a brighter, more sustainable future. In this episode of the "Redefining Society Podcast" on ITSP Magazine, Marco Ciappelli engages in a riveting conversation with Jennifer Sanders, founder of the North Texas Innovation Alliance. They discuss the intertwining roles of technology, society, and politics in shaping the cities of tomorrow.

While many might nostalgically think of the Jetsons when envisioning the future, the reality of smart cities is far more complex and intertwined with our daily lives. As urban areas house an increasing majority of the world's population, understanding the trajectory of these cities becomes paramount. Jennifer Sanders, with her extensive experience in consulting, innovation alliances, and regional planning, offers valuable insights. She emphasizes the importance of thinking both globally and hyper-locally, underscoring the need for communities to work from the ground up, ensuring a quality of life that resonates with every individual.

As technology continues to redefine the boundaries of our world, this episode sheds light on the balance between individual deep interactions and broader global engagements. It's a balance of hyperlocal focus and global vision, reminding us that every piece is essential in crafting the world we aspire to inhabit.

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Are entrepreneurs born or made? Find out as we explore the profound impact of nature and nurture on the development of an entrepreneurial spirit. Discover how family stories, socioeconomic status, and exposure to diverse narratives shape your perspectives and behaviors. Uncover what it takes to become a successful entrepreneur in the digital age.

The blog post: https://thebootstrappedfounder.com/entrepreneurship-isnt-genetic-its-memetic/

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This episode is sponsored by Acquire.com

Alvin Leung is known as the demon Chef, and we find out why Authentic Belgian waffles are on the menu courtesy of La Maison. Michelin Star chef Rohit Ghai is talking about the launch of his new restaurant at Global Village. Courtney Brandt has the latest food news. Creams is bringing their sweetness to the UAE. We chat to Tribe Creators about what makes a successful restaurant.

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Kim Lipari is my guest today on Post Status Draft. Kim started building a career in WordPress over ten years ago, and her agency, Valet, is almost that old. WordPress isn't a small village community anymore, says Kim, but we still talk about it as if it is. That tightly knit community is still there because — not in spite of — incredible growth. But what does the fact of growth mean for a small village culture? Can it turn into an enclave or cult? Is the language of a small village still an appropriate language for leadership? Do we need to act more like we're a busy city — and make an effort to get to know our newer neighbors' stories? Can we keep (let alone scale) the values, culture, and kindness of a healthy small community as we grow?

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Brooke Emery is today's 'guest' interviewer, and we feature Woon Tan in this episode. Woon Tan is the founder of Podcast Publishing and resident number 6 Global Square of Your Global Village.

Woon Tan is a podcast mentor and owner of Podcast Publishing, a podcast agency that helps impact entrepreneurs learn how to start and grow their podcasts. Woon talks about his journey from insurance actuarial analyst to starting his first podcast in 2013. From working as a community manager for London’s largest coworking space for sustainable startups to running more than 60 community events. Woon shares his journey leaving the corporate world to becoming a freelancer and then starting a podcast agency. Woon talks about how his work supporting entrepreneur to grow their personal brand and community while creating impact. Woon shares his vision of the future of creating a podcast collective and participating in DAOs to create educational and inspirational podcasts.

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1:16 - Part 1 - The backstory of Woon Tan

6:28 - Leaving the corporate world to launching a podcast and running communities

8:50 - Part 2 - How Podcast Publishing work with impact entrepreneurs

13:18 - Why podcasters love podcasting

16:06 - Part 3 - Woon’s purpose and future vision

20:00 - Why podcasting is a great way to create impact

23:59 - Woon’s vision for a podcast collective and working with DAOs

26:46 - Woon’s inspiring message on a billboard

Follow Woon Tan

Woon Tan on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/woontan

Woon Tan on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/woontan/

Podcast Publishing http://podcastpublishing.help/

Woon Tan shopfront

https://www.yourglobalvillage.com/shopfront-woon-tan

Guest Interviewer Brooke Emery on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/brookeconnect/

Your Global Village:

https://www.yourglobalvillage.com/

Teaching in the United States presents unique challenges to Asian immigrant educators. These challenges find reverberation in the classroom, where Asian culture tends to hold teachers in much higher regard and are well respected than in other parts of the world.

However, not only do immigrant teachers have to adapt to a new culture but also to regulations that govern a country's education system. In today's episode, we talked with Mrs. Zawilinski about the challenges foreign-born teachers like her may face when serving in classrooms across the United States.

She shares:

• her childhood and what started her journey as a teacher in the Philippines;
• her experience in completing the process of becoming a licensed Language Arts and English teacher in the United States;
• her teaching methods and approaches based upon the different values and cultures of the students;
• her knowledge and advice for both students and aspiring teachers in the Philippines.

About our guest:

• Masters' Degree, Masters of Arts in Teaching 
• Lecturer at Central Michigan University
• (GOA) Global Outreach Ambassador - University of Michigan
• 10 years English Instructor at Saginaw Valley State University - local and international students
• Former English Teacher/ESL Directorate at Taiwan Adventist International School
• Former Teacher Immaculate Heart of Mary College, Philippines

Memorable quote from the guest:

“With all the adjustments, all the combination of my experiences & skills that I have developed through the different exposures and different ages—I have taught pre-school to university and even master's students. Yung gamut ng range ng mga age level, that really fortified or forged my profession in teaching.”

Article mentioned in this episode: 

• SVSU Passport to the World

Recommendation to read: 

• A Phenomenological Study of Filipino Immigrant Teachers in South Texas 
• From Exposition to Adaptation: The Lived Experience of Filipino Educators Working in an International School Setting

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Susan Ritter is founder of Wealthy Wise Woman and resident number 13 of Global Square of Your Global Village.

In this episode, Susan shares her journey from the nuclear industry to becoming financial free and traveling the world with her son. She talks about her journey into real estate, saving and investing to setting up of Wealthy Wise Women while moving to Penang, Malaysia. She now works with women to help them transform their wealth by becoming more confident in managing money and investments.She shares her experience why women need a different type of support and how she is able to coach her clients and bring great results for them. Susan shares her vision of her sustainable community with amazing artists.

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0:49 Susan’s backstory from the nuclear industry and moving to Malaysia

5:12 What it means to be a global citizen and the shock of seeing her retirement plan disappearing

14:20 The challenges women face with money

22:20 Awareness of asset classes and managing risk and returns

25:18 How Susan work with her clients

27:13 What are the biggest mindset changes when clients start seeing results

29:58 Susan’s future vision of where she sees Wealth Wise Woman in 5 years

Wealty Wise Woman

https://wealthywisewoman.com/

Susan Ritter on Linkedin

https://www.linkedin.com/in/susanritter-creator-compass

Susan Ritter’s shopfront

https://www.yourglobalvillage.com/shopfront-susan-ritter

Your Global Village:

https://www.yourglobalvillage.com/

Lorna Charlton is founder of At Heart and resident 10 of Global Square of Your Global Village.

In this episode, Lorna shares key lessons learned from being a heritage interpreter in Australia, with an academic background to becoming a mum and then making the journey of entrepreneurship. Lorna talks about how her experience lead her to work with other individuals to find their purpose, passion and legacy.

Red Shoes On Podcast

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Lorna's shopfront

https://www.yourglobalvillage.com/shopfront-lorna-charlton 

Your Global Village:

https://www.yourglobalvillage.com/

16 December 2021: We find out the latest movie news from William Mullally.
 Rove have got you covered when it comes to those festive family pictures.
 Bee is an Emirati singer who has just released his first ever Christmas song.
 Mark finds out what will be happening over the holidays at Global Village.
 Oud Maestro Joseph Tawadros impresses Mark when he performs live in the studio.

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28 November 2021: The one and only Steve Harvey joins Mark for a chat about his new projects in Dubai.
Pakistani singer songwriter Maria Unera sings live in the studio.
The National Youth Orchestra tell us about their biggest performance coming up at Global Village.
And Paris our Guy In Dubai shares his experience of The Dubai Run.

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Rak is a mythic storyteller: a screenwriter, author, journalist, filmmaker and public speaker. He’s been on a twenty-year well-documented journey on the fringes of consciousness that he is willing to share with us, exploring the delicate nature of filming and making media about shamanic experiences. 
What is this sense of the sacred and initiation into the larger bandwidth of planetary consciousness that earth medicines like ayahuasca and 5-MeO-DMT can engender? 
What is ego death and how do we release our fear of the unknown, of being in control, to sacrifice our ego to rejoin a larger whole? Is the psychedelic experience being commodified by venture capitalism and the shadow of Wetiko in western mindframe? Is the shamanic underground any different? 
Rak suggests that collectively we have the pieces to the puzzle of a healthy, sustainable, meaningful new paradigm that unites ancient wisdom with future technology and that shamanism is a thread through the labyrinth of disinformation and division that points towards home

In 2014 the critically acclaimed documentary adaption of his ayahuasca book, Aya: Awakenings, was released, and toured Australia, the U.K. and the USA. This in turn led to his current documentary series, Shamans of the Global Village, which looks at the resurgence of medicine people around the world working with psychoactive tools for community healing and enlightenment. Rak lives in Melbourne, Australia.
www.rakrazam.com

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31August 2021: Mark finds out which teacher inspired you the most, and we had so many amazing stories from the listeners.
Next week we are giving away free stay to Mauritius now that it is opening up for tourists again, so Mark found out exactly what the requirements are to travel there.
Global Village is back for its 26th season, so we found out what new surprises are in store for us all.
It's International Memoir Day, Mark spoke to one local hotelier who has written her own memoir.
And Mark chats to The Director who is also the actor of his one-man show at The Junction.

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