Takei discusses his remarkable journey as an Asian-American in the media and and his thoughts on some of today’s most controversial headlines, including the issue of whitewashing and yellow face in Hollywood.
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Teen activist Ziad Ahmed talks about fighting discrimination.
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Yawei Liu, director of the Carter Center’s China Program, talks about the state of volunteerism in China.
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Steven Rosenthal, Riley Gallagher and Eliana Stanislawski discuss their commitment to volunteering.
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Social entrepreneur and philanthropist Nancy Lublin talks about motivating young people.
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Andy Weir is a self-described “space nerd” who didn’t realize his writing and sense of humor had mainstream appeal until it landed him a book deal in 2013.
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Pascal Lee has the coolest job in the world, literally. He’s spent the last 18 summers on Devon Island, one of the coldest places on Earth, in the High Arctic.
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Nathalie Cabrol is a planetary scientist at the SETI Institute and the director of the Carl Sagan Center. It’s here where she searches for signs of microbial life on Mars.
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Live to Love International’s president Carrie Lee joined Mike Walter and Susan Sarandon to discuss the rebuilding effort after the 2015 earthquakes that hit Nepal.
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Television hot and producer Yue-Sai Kan joined Mike Walter in our New York studio to share more about her remarkable cross-cultural life.
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Known to be a visionary and break every rule of typography and design, Edward Fella’s artwork is described as “original”, “idiosyncratic” and “authentic”.
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Susan Sarandon joined Mike Walter in our New York studio to talk about her illustrious career and her recent work in Nepal.
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No Strings International is incorporating captivating storytelling into innovative workshops that help young people understand and process serious issues affecting their daily lives.
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The kindness of strangers can be a life-changing event, sometimes at the least-expected moment.
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From a public hammock, that can hold 15 people, to a cotton candy-shooting cannon, the Awesome Foundation is giving grants to awesome projects around the globe.
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In the last four decades, the ocean’s fish population has plummeted. But even as the numbers drop, commercial fishing continues.
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According to the World Wildlife Fund, more than 85 percent of fisheries around the globe have been pushed to, or beyond, their natural limits.
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The remote, low-lying South Pacific island nation of Kiribati is facing a “life-or-death” situation. With few natural resources and poor infrastructure, it’s plagued by rising sea levels, water contamination and pollution.
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Each year in April, the world demonstrates its support for environmental protection on what’s known as “Earth Day”. But what is being done the other 364 days of the year to safeguard the planet’s future?
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When nations and communities face adversity, from raging storms to civil wars, surviving them takes resilience. But can we learn to be resilient, regardless of the challenge?
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Judy Collins is an award-winning singer-songwriter who has captivated audiences with her signature sublime voice, and social activism, for more than four decades.
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She’s been called “the Oprah of China”. Forbes magazine named Chinese journalist and media entrepreneur, Yang Lan, one of the world’s 100 Most Powerful Women.
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