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Theory of Change is a podcast about the future of global development — and the people trying to reshape it.
Hosted by Devex Senior Reporter Michael Igoe, the show features candid conversations with leaders in philanthropy, foreign policy, technology, finance, media, and humanitarian aid about the forces transforming how global change actually happens: power, politics, money, influence, and ideas.
Not a panel. A conversation with a real person.
Episodes are published every Tuesday.
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The podcast is produced by Devex Associate Editor Thomas Cserép and Mai Ylagan.
Hosted by Devex Senior Reporter Michael Igoe, the show features candid conversations with leaders in philanthropy, foreign policy, technology, finance, media, and humanitarian aid about the forces transforming how global change actually happens: power, politics, money, influence, and ideas.
Not a panel. A conversation with a real person.
Episodes are published every Tuesday.
Subscribe to our YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/@devex
The podcast is produced by Devex Associate Editor Thomas Cserép and Mai Ylagan.
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2026년 6월 2일부터
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