Global Goodness

Coming to you from Kenya, Africa — where discarded flip-flops become fine art, and coral reefs spark community transformation... Meet Julie Church — marine conservationist, visionary social entrepreneur, and founder of Ocean Sole and Seas4Life.

In this episode of Global Goodness, we dive into Julie’s extraordinary journey:

• Transforming ocean trash into breathtaking sculptures

• Designing immersive travel experiences that prot...

In this episode of Global Goodness, we dive into the vibrant yet vulnerable waters of Cozumel, Mexico — home to some of the world’s most beautiful coral reefs. But these underwater treasures are under threat.

Joining us is Dr. German Mendez, president of the Cozumel Coral Reef Restoration Program, a non-profit working tirelessly to restore damaged reefs, educate the public, and advocate for stronger environmental protections. Dr. ...

In this episode, we sit down with Laura, a local tour operator from Zippy Tour, to explore the powerful transformation of Comuna 13, one of Medellín’s most iconic neighbourhoods. Once marked by violence and conflict, Comuna 13 has become a symbol of hope, resilience, and creative expression.

Through Laura’s firsthand insights, we uncover how the neighbourhood has evolved—thanks to grassroots movements, street art, music, and innova...

Today, we have an exciting guest, Jordi Serramia from Singular Green, Alicante, Spain, who is an innovator in urban greening solutions. We’ll be diving into the world of vertical gardens, green shades, and why integrating plants into urban spaces is more than just a trend—it’s a necessity.

Jordi shares the real benefits of vertical gardens, from air purification to energy efficiency, as seen in his own office setup. We’ll also exp...

In this inspiring episode of Global Goodness, host Kim Hunt sits down with Eva Bettsak, the passionate force behind Good Deeds Day in Panama. Join us as Eva shares how this global movement took root in her country and how it’s inspiring thousands to take action for the greater good.

You'll learn:

• How Good Deeds Day started and what it stands for
• The unique ways Panama has embraced the initiative
• How small acts of kindness can ...

In this episode of Global Goodness, host Kim Hunt speaks with a passionate member of Old Ladies Against Underwater Garbage, Jean Bourdon. She is part of a dynamic group of older women swimmers in Cape Cod dedicated to environmental conservation. We explore the deep connection between community, purpose, and environmental stewardship, as well as how this group is challenging stereotypes about aging. Our guest shares her personal jou...

In this episode of Global Goodness, we dive into the empowering world of Old Ladies Against Underwater Garbage.

These women may be retired, but they’re far from done. Trading rocking chairs for snorkelling gear, they’re taking a bold stand for pond health in Cape Cod, USA —and challenging outdated ideas about age, activism, and what women are "supposed" to do. I had the honour of interviewing Allison Leschen and Trish Cory from the...