What do you do when a corporation steals your football club, the government looks the other way, and the sport you love makes it all perfectly legal?

If you're Marc Jones and your fellow lifelong fans - you build something that’s your own.

Marc is one of the founders of AFC Wimbledon, the fan-owned club that rose from the ashes after Wimbledon FC was controversially relocated to Milton Keynes in 2002 - one of the most brazen acts of corporate indifference in the history of English Football. What the fans built in response has become one of sports most remarkable stories, and honestly, one of the most remarkable stories in community organizing full stop.

World Within is thrilled to partner with AFC Wimbledon because their story is the kind we exist to tell. Building an economy for the many, not the few. To do so, we've teamed up with director Jonathan Vogler, author John Green, Rosianna Halse Rojas and Mike Tollin Productions, the people behind, among many other beloved film/TV spectacles, The Last Dance.

Join us for the ride, and wear your very own World Within x AFC Wimbledon, which is available to buy at AFC Wimbledon's online shop.

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The How to Change the World Podcast is produced by World Within Studios with PRX.

Producer and Composer: Alexandre Miller

Editors: Eve Weston and Martin McGreevy

With the World Cup upon us, there's no better time to ask: What is it about sports that makes strangers embrace and entire communities all around the world to hold their breath together?

My guest today has spent a career exploring those questions, making us laugh, cry, and leap for joy through his films, television series, and documentaries. Mike Tollin is a legendary film producer and director behind Radio, Coach Carter, Varsity Blues, and The Last Dance, the Michael Jordan documentary that stopped the world in its tracks and reminded a global audience why we fall in love with sports in the first place.

Mike understands something deeper about what sports really are about: community, identity, and what we're capable of when we come together around something bigger than ourselves.

We recorded this conversation from a room at the Dog and Fox in Southwest London, where Mike and I found ourselves getting to know AFC Wimbledon, a fan-owned football club with one of the most remarkable stories in sports. We address that a bit in this conversation, and we'll be going much deeper on their story in our next episode.

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The How to Change the World Podcast is produced by World Within Studios with PRX.

Producer and Composer: Alexandre Miller

Editors: Eve Weston and Martin McGreevy

Videography: Jonathan Vogler

Today, we’re talking to Kristen Sonday (or as her friends know her, K-Bad), the co-founder and CEO of Paladin. Paladin is working to close what she calls the "Justice Gap," the over 90% of Americans who can't access essential legal services.

Together, we break down where our justice system fails to live up to its name, the damaging impact it can have on people and communities as a result, and Paladin's creative solution to set the record straight.

At World Within, we are supporting Paladin on their journey to help 1 million people get a fair shot in the justice system.

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The How to Change the World Podcast is produced by World Within Studios with PRX.

Producer and Composer: Alexandre Miller

Opening Music: Craig DeLeon

Editors: Eve Weston and Martin McGreevy

Session Engineer: Gabe Sweeney