You deserve some time and space to reflect on what you truly need. To bravely declutter what is not for you. In this short episode, I gift you a simple meditation paired with some journaling prompts as well as some insights on what might happen in the future of the podcast.

In this inspiring conversation, Maesha (Co-founder of Green & Beyond Mag) chats with Marinel Sumook Ubaldo, a young Filipino climate activist who isn’t afraid to speak up for the planet. She is one of the leading climate activists in Asia who also helped to organize the first-ever youth climate strike in her country, the Philippines.

In this inspiring conversation, Maesha (Co-founder of Green & Beyond Mag) chats with Tania Roa, an environmental justice and wildlife advocate based in California, from Colombia. Through her work, she highlights connections between animal, human, and planet health.

In this inspiring conversation, Maesha (Co-founder of Green & Beyond Mag) chats with Habiba Abdulrahman Hemed, an ethical content creator, influencer, and climate justice activist based in Dubai, from Kenya who is passionate about educating the public on sustainability.

Welcome to Sunny Side Up - a podcast series based on Climate Optimism. A wonderful collaboration on the We Are All Needed Podcast together with Green & Beyond Mag and The Circular Entrepreneurs where we want to showcase stories of incredible people from all around the world who are working tirelessly for our planet, in order to spread hope, optimism and action.

In this informative conversation Alexandra chats to Tom Dawkins from StartSomeGood and LendForGood. StartSomeGood is a social enterprise which helps people design, launch and grow social impact projects, and LendForGood is a new crowd-lending platform for impact enterprises.

In this colorful and creative conversation Alexandra chats with Jakob Trollbäck.Jakob Trollbäck is the main architect behind the language and visual identity of the UN's 17 Sustainable Development Goals, launched in 2015. He is also one of the initiators of the Inner Development Goals, a framework of individual skills and qualities needed to accelerate the work toward Agenda 2030.

In this conversation we talk about leading a life and business that feels like home, boundaries in work and motherhood, the difficult task of knowing what and when to outsource again both in life and in business.

Imagine if every kid had the opportunity to act on their dreams. A world where someone saw them, believed in them, and gave them the skills to go after those dreams. In this podcast episode, Alexandra chats with Paul Dreisbach from Petrichor, an organization in Cameroon building capacity, framework, and models of sustainable growth through football. 

What if you started an accidental business birthed from you trying to live as sustainable as possible? Inspiration is underrated and we impact people around us more than we think. In this podcast episode, Alexandra chats with Lisa Booth from Booken Blend.

“It’s a good cause…or is it?”Is a charity worth supporting if it continues to exist perpetually? When does a charity ever end? In this podcast episode, Alexandra chats with Weh Yeoh about the social impact work he has done for close to two decades in his home country of Australia and internationally.

Are you using your time and resources in alignment with your purpose? Is there hope for a more collaborative world?

In this podcast episode, Alexandra chats with Sophie Bacq, Professor of Social Entrepreneurship at IMD in Switzerland and a globally recognized thought leader. Sophie is the Co-Director of The Annual Social Entrepreneurship Conference, the Co-Founder of the Civic Wealth Initiative, and she also co-teaches the unique week-long Social Entrepreneurship Doctoral Seminar.

Is it possible to marry all your skills into your dream business? How can we continue using beautiful products but also take care of mother Earth?

Is it possible to create impact by building community? Can you do so by starting where you are at and without a bunch of fancy tech tools? In this podcast episode, Alexandra chats with Abbey Pantano from the Impact Collab about her aim to build the most connective community in the world.

Is there anything that will light up a room like a bunch of flowers?How come that we in the digital world are lonelier than ever? According to a Harvard study, a single act of kindness a day directly impacts 250 people.

Can the media somehow distort the information on a social issue rather than educate us on it? What role does social media play? How can you spot the signs of human trafficking? In this podcast episode, Alexandra chats with Michelle Chavez from the Tote Project about her entrepreneurial journey blended with her huge drive for impact work.

What would it look like if we had all sectors involved, including the public sector, civil society, entrepreneurs, and large corporations to solve society's most pressing issues?

Is the narrative we hear on climate change rather one sided? Should we lend the mic to the people mainly affected by the climate crisis?