The Ripple Map: get paid because somebody has solving some problem, but they're not solving the root problem. Some days it feels like the whole world's in the dark. But then I see ripples all the way to the root. Two parents on the opposite sides of the war who still chose peace. And bigger than my pain and bigger than my sadness. You can't kill anybody in the name of my child. Some know poverty from the inside. When you grow up poor, there's a stigma. That you carry for the rest of your life. People are afraid to ask for help. They need to give people the the the tools to get better, not the crumps. Some go deep into people. I realized that access to care was a symptom. It wasn't the problem. The IP is the people. IP is not technology. Some go deep into systems. We need to ask why. And ask why. And ask why. Not hero stories. Honest conversations down to the root. I'm Yasamanduri and every conversation is shaping my own ripples. So come and join me.
ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Our world is facing some really hard problems.
The Ripple Map is a conversation series with people tackling them at the root — two parents on opposite sides of a war, people who know poverty from the inside, and people going deep into people and systems.
Not hero stories: honest conversations, down to the root.
Hosted by Yassaman Nouri.
Every ripple shapes the world we share. Even yours.
English
United States
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