Brandi Carlile
We are very excited about this week’s interview with @brandicarlile . Stay tuned for our conversation about what voting means to Brandi personally, her past experiences with it, and why this election is especially important. @lookingoutfoundation @childreninconflict @headcountorg
Whitney Williams
Join us and @whitneyformt for a conversation centered around her inspiring work as a woman in politics, what it was like running for governor of Montana, and also some of the skills that she gained along the way... we learned so much from this conversation and hope you all do too!!
hugh evans
This week we had @hughcevans, founder of @glblctzn joining us! Hugh talks about the story of how Global Citizen, a non-profit looking to end extreme poverty came to be, their incredible partnership with @headcountorg, and more! This conversation is special to us because Global Citizen played a large role in inspiring us to start this speaker series. Enjoy!
DADS!
Ed Vedder, the frontman of pearl jam as well as a co-founder of EBRP, and Mike Anders the founder of Iconiq and on the board of the World Surf League. They also both play a large role in helping the organization Global Citizen and care deeply about making the world a better place.
LUIS MIRANDA
Join us this Tuesday for a conversation with Luis Miranda centered around the work done by the @latinovictoryus, what Latinx voter turnout for this upcoming election will look like, and ALSO some of the thinking behind the Broadway musical Hamilton which was created by his son, Lin Manuel Miranda.
Peter shapiro
Please join us and HeadCount founder, Peter Shapiro to learn more about the incredible organization that is @headcountorg and all of the important work that they are doing right now for this upcoming presidential election. Also, go to the link in our bio to get registered to vote through our partnership with HeadCount!
Jennifer
palmieri
Jennifer was the director of communications for Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton on her 2016 campaign. She is also the best selling author of “Madame President” and “She Proclaims.”Join us to hear about what it was like being on the inside during that election, the parallels she is seeing in the months leading up to the 2020 election, and more about being a woman in the Oval Office!
STONE gossard
Stone is a guitarist in Pearl Jam but on top of that he is a dedicated climate and environmental activist and we are here today to talk about the importance of voting for our climate and what he has done to help Pearl Jam be as thoughtful as possible when they are touring in regards to the environment.
Kim johnson
Kim is a teacher and music manager who has devoted so much of her time, resources, and knowledge to create a more environmentally conscious environment in schools and on tour. Kim is a co-founder of the Kokua Hawaii Foundation, the Johnson Ohana Foundation, and is also on the advisory board of the organization REVERB.
mike kirban
Mike is the co-founder and CEO of the beverage company vita coco. Mike is also a passionate activist for the environment and has worked hard to incorporate these values in his business.
Maggie baird
Her passion for helping our environment alongside the massive issue that is food insecurity especially during this time of crisis has motivated her to start her organization Support + Feed. Her dedication to helping communities in need is truly inspiring to us and we feel so lucky to have her as a part of our conversation today.
jamie margolin
Monday - Friday 11:00 - 18:30
Saturday 11:00 - 17:00
Sunday 12:30 - 16:30
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Jamie is an 18-year-old Colombian-American organizer, activist, author, public speaker, and film student.
She is a co-founder of the international youth climate justice movement called Zero Hour that led Youth Climate Marches in Washington, DC, and 25+ cities around the world during the summer of 2018. Zero Hour has over 200+ chapters worldwide and has been a leading organization in the climate movement. She is also the author of "Youth To Power: Your Voice and How To Use It,” which serves as a guide to being a young organizer for any cause.
John lewis​
Today, John has taken his passion for health and is now directing his first feature-length documentary focused on food and social justice. John has teamed up with the maker of the award-winning “What The Health” to create their joint venture “Hungry for Justice”.
The film follows co-director John Lewis from his beginnings as an adopted child from a crack-addicted birth mother, growing up as an overweight kid in the violence of Ferguson, Missouri, to becoming a prominent health and wellness advocate promoting compassion.