#impact Season 5 will be hosted by five incredible women working together across the globe to bring stories of those who are tackling the Sustainable Development Goals.
Here are your Season 5 hosts.
Want to hear their voices as well? Listen here
Regina Larko
If I ever write a biography, this would be its title: Journals of a Hopeless Optimist
Making an impact means: To believe that every little contribution counts and to never lose sight of the big picture at the same time.
What could everyone do right now to make the world a better place? Care more – about the people around you, the environment, the animals, and show them kindness.
This was the moment Regina fell in love with Podcasts. To find out why and how Regina started #impact Podcast, click here.
Alice Gumppenberg
If I ever write a biography, this would be its title: Train rides – my crazy, lonesome and fun journeys that impacted my life
Making an impact means: Getting tangible results by contributing expertise and influencing people with the right strategy.
What could everyone do right now to make the world a better place?
Be kind in everything you do and humble for what the world provides to us.
Amanda Williams
If I ever write a biography, this would be its title: The Privileged Immigrant – Getting to Know Yourself and Your Country From Afar
Making an impact means: Actively pursuing positive change, taking into account short- and long-term consequences on yourself, your community and the environment.
What could everyone do right now to make the world a better place?
Practice empathy and compassion – try to put yourself in other people’s shoes or see from their vantage point.
Belinda Esterhammer
If I ever write a biography, this would be the title: Life is Too Short to Remove the USB Safely
Making an impact means: Leaving a mark and changing things up.
What could everyone do now to make the world a better place?
Pick something that you care about and then start doing that something NOW. It does not matter how small the first step is; starting out is always the hardest thing.
Carol Li
If I ever write a biography, this would be its title: My Grandparents’ Legacy
Making an impact means: Understanding the fact that there is so much that needs to be done to make a better place, so it is up to each and every one of us be a part of this collective effort for change.
What could everyone do right now to make the world a better place?
Listen. When we take the time to listen and validate other’s experiences, then we can truly love and make an #impact.
Listen here as they share why they are excited about being part of #impact.
