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Five billion people on this planet have no access to safe surgery. It’s one of the largest health inequities in the world, and unlike treating a disease with a pill, there is no simple fix: surgery needs a working operating theatre, safe anaesthesia, trained nurses, functioning equipment, and a surgeon who can be there not just once, but every single day.
In this episo...
As a little girl growing up amid poverty in a community much like the ones she now serves, she once asked her mother why some people rode the bus while others rode in cars. Decades later, she is running an organisation built to answer that very question.
In this episode, Alberto sits down with Sazini Mojapelo, CEO of Village Enterprise and the first Africa-based leader...
His teenage son had one question for the family: are we hoarding money that should be helping people right now?
In this episode, Alberto sits down with Martin Dunn, a US-based philanthropist and founder of the Blue Sky Social Justice Fund, about a question sitting at the centre of his own giving: whether wealth meant to do good should be deployed now, on the problems d...
Neither of them ever studied at Oxford or Cambridge. Now they each run a college there.
In this milestone 400th episode, Alberto sits down with Professor Beth Breeze, Principal of Harris Manchester College, Oxford, and Girish Menon, President of Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge, to find out how their two colleges have become genuine engines of social mobility inside O...