Bridging Cultures

By: Global Impact
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  • Summary

  • We know you care deeply about the world beyond your four walls. So do we, that’s why we created the Bridging Cultures podcast. When you listen to this podcast you can expect engaging interviews from community leaders and innovative entrepreneurs in economically emerging countries.
    2022
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Episodes
  • S7 E6 The Unstoppable Power of a God-Inspired Idea

    S7 E6 The Unstoppable Power of a God-Inspired Idea
    Oct 2 2024

    Just like the power of the Nile RIver flowing across thousands of miles of land, an idea is born in a small, unassuming, rural village in Bulike, Uganda. An idea that contains the power to change the future of thousands of people's lives.

    Today you'll hear the story of Dr Ronald Kaluya, a man on a mission. A man with a deep faith focused on empowering and bringing light and love to a community that only a decade ago was ensconced in witchcraft, preventable deaths, and darkness.
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    30 mins
  • S7 E5 The Goat

    S7 E5 The Goat
    Sep 25 2024

    The Goat. No...not the Greatest of all Time. We aren't talking about Patrick Mahomes or Michael Jordan. Join us in Haiti. Where gang violence, political violence, and decades of unhealthy human aid have crippled the communities. But hope is rising. Dreams are happening and they are coming true. But to get there...you've got to get yourself in the game.

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    25 mins
  • S7 E4 Listen...

    S7 E4 Listen...
    Sep 18 2024
    40 mins

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