• My MARS mantra: Stories from Changemakers in Disasters and Development

  • By: Rumana kabir
  • Podcast

My MARS mantra: Stories from Changemakers in Disasters and Development

By: Rumana kabir
  • Summary

  • Listen to remarkable stories from changemakers, in disasters and development. Their stories of courage and persistence will spark fire in you! MARS stands for Motivations, Actions, Reflections and Sustainability. In each episode, we ask our guests, 1. What Motivates them to 'A'ct as changemakers? 2. What are their 'R'eflections? 3. How do they 'S'ustain themselves and or is their MARS mantra for a better world? Subscribe for fortnightly new episodes! PIf you want to get involved, please email us at mymarsmantra@gmail.com
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Episodes
  • Ep 30 Learning from history ইতিহাস থেকে শেখা Taufiqueur Rahman Khan with Rumana Kabir
    Oct 18 2024

    Listen to Taufiqur Rahman Khan to learn from our history. In this episode of My MARS mantra podcast, you will learn how to define ourselves as a Bangladeshi Global Citizen, where did our Bengali identity start, what does an independent Bangladesh mean to us and for our future generations. Taufique, a practicing architect, was motivated by the July 2024 Revolution of Bangladesh, to launch his own YouTube channel RoudroRekha. This channel represents oral history of Bangladesh. Taufique was inspired from many authors, poets and global philosophers, and is keen to spread the history of our sub-continent for the future generation of Bangladesh.

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    26 mins
  • Ep29 For a new Bangladesh নতুন প্রজন্মের স্বাধীন বাংলার স্বপ্ন Rafia Safa with Rumana Kabir
    Oct 4 2024

    My MARS mantra invites Rafia Safa, to celebrate the achievement of July Revolution 2024 in Bangladesh and helps us to understand how people are responding the devastating floods at local level. Rafia is a writer and a business graduate from Chittagong University. Rafia was inspired by her mother’s unfulfilled dreams, to be a liberated writer, and be free like a bird and help others to achieve their dreams.

    Producer: Zahid Sumon,

    Music: ⁠এসেইস-Aseis

    আমার মঙ্গল মন্ত্রের এই পর্বে আমরা রাফিয়া সাফা, একজন সোচ্চার নতুন প্রজন্মের তরুণীর সাহসের গল্প শুনবো। রাফিয়া সবসময় তার দেশের মানুষের অধিকার নিয়ে সোচ্চার থাকতে চায়, হতে চায় এক সহনশীল মায়ের কোল থেকে উঠে আসা সেই মেয়েটি যার আছে অসীম সাহস। এই সাহস বুকে নিয়ে সে লিখে যাবে ও কথা বলে যাবে অবিরত। আসুন আমরা রাফিয়ার কাছ থেকে, বাংলাদেশে ঘটে যাওয়া ২০২৪ এর জুলাই বিপ্লব বা আন্দোলনের এবং পরবর্তীতে বন্যা মোকাবিলার গল্প শুনি!

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    34 mins
  • E28 From Private Sector to Humanitarianism | ব্যবসা থেকে উন্নয়ন প্রতিষ্ঠানে প্রত্যাবর্তন _Shamira Hader with Rumana Kabir
    Sep 20 2024

    Listen to Samira Haider's unique journey transitioning from the corporate world to the humanitarian sector. She discusses the challenges and rewards of leaving successful careers in the private sector to make a meaningful impact through humanitarian and development work. Shamira's insights offer valuable lessons on navigating career shifts, finding purpose, and contributing to global development efforts.

    Shamira grew up in Bangladesh during the independence war, witnessing her neighbour Rumi sacrificing his life for the country, and her dad, volunteering for the Red Cross. She was trained as an architect in Bangladesh and now works in the humanitarian sector worldwide. Shamira also warns us to be more prepared for future disasters like the earthquake, that will be impacting us too. Shamira calls us all to join force from all sectors to make a difference to this world by being brave and bold.

    Producer: Zahid Sumon

    Launch and promotion: Tasnim Latif and Rafia Safa Shayama

    Music: এসেইস-Aseis

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    37 mins

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