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Human Out Loud

Human Out Loud

De : Elise Chan
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 We live in a sea of experiences, often resisting the unknown. What if instead of a world full of fear and hatred, we could make a shift towards open-mindedness? This podcast aims to share personal experiences from a wide variety of backgrounds. Revealing the human side of what we may not understand. Connecting us through vulnerability, honesty, and humility.Copyright Elise Chan Sciences sociales
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    • S1E7: Pursuing Your Passion & Overcoming Challenges

      S1E7: Pursuing Your Passion & Overcoming Challenges
      Jun 4 2021
      Welcome to the human out loud podcast, where people share personal stories and experiences in the hopes of creating a more connected world through vulnerability, honesty, and humility.

      I’ll be talking with Katie, a writer with a passion for uncovering and telling customer success stories. We’ll explore the evolution of Katie’s career from childhood hobby to running her own business, all while navigating the unique challenges that come along with being a person who is blind.
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      20 min
    • S1E6: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

      S1E6: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
      May 1 2021
      Today marks a special day as we are joined by not one, but TWO guests! Minyona from 2 Leaf Research and Dr. Jonathan from The Locust Group sat down with me to discuss diversity, equity, and inclusion. Specifically, the role businesses play when it comes to dismantling systems of discrimination and oppression.
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      1 h et 2 min
    • S1E5: Immigration

      S1E5: Immigration
      Jan 24 2021
      Welcome to the human out loud podcast, where people share personal stories and experiences in the hopes of creating a more connected world through vulnerability, honesty, and humility.

      Today I’ll be talking with Edessa, a Filipino Wisconsinite with a passion for food, about immigration. We’ll take a look at what brought Edessa and her family to the United States, her transition to American living, and words of wisdom from her experience.
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      37 min
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