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Agency for Change : A Podcast from KidGlov
Hosted by KidGlov · EN
Working in an advertising agency, you meet some fascinating people. You also have the power to tell their stories. Agency for Change brings you interviews with people who are using their power to change the world around them in positive ways. Each episode focuses on one of these changemakers: the issue they’re addressing, the programs, products or services they’re providing to drive change, how they’re getting the word out about that change and the impact they’re having on people’s lives. Prepare to be inspired! Each of us can play a part in making positive change – and these are the people who show us how. Be sure to subscribe to this podcast so you don’t miss one of these uplifting interviews. If you know a changemaker you’d like us to consider for a future episode, please let us know. This podcast is produced by KidGlov, an advertising agency dedicated to helping change-making clients amplify their message, so they can focus on what they do best.
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Changemaker Kate Bolz, President & CEO of the Community Health Endowment
1w ago00:25:01Tap to summarizeA healthier city is not built by luck. It's built by neighbors who notice what's breaking, leaders who listen without flinching, and funders who use data to back up compassion. In this episode, we sit down with Kate Bolz, President and CEO of Community Health Endowment, to talk about an audacious goal: making Lincoln, Nebraska, the healthiest community in the nation, and what it really takes to move from good intentions to measurable change.Connect with the Community Health Endowment at:· Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/chelincoln/· Website – https://www.chelincoln.org/· Brave fACEs Website – https://www.bravefaces.org/
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Changemaker Dr. Jayne Morgan, Vice President of Medical Affairs, Hello Heart
Apr 2900:36:09Tap to summarizeMenopause gets reduced to hot flashes, whispered about like it’s a personal flaw, then brushed off in the exam room when symptoms don’t fit a neat box. That silence has a cost. Cardiologist Dr. Jayne Morgan joins us to explain why menopause is a cardiovascular turning point, and why so many women feel dismissed with “normal labs” while their bodies are waving real warning flags.In this episode, we talk about an uncomfortable truth: many clinicians receive little to no menopause training, and it still isn’t meaningfully reflected in many clinical guidelines. Dr. Morgan breaks down how that gap leads to fragmented care, in which palpitations, dizziness, bloating, joint pain, or even itchy ears are treated as separate mysteries rather than a connected syndrome. We also unpack how language like “atypical” chest pain can quietly lower urgency for women, even though heart disease remains the number one killer of women, and risk can rise sharply during perimenopause as estrogen declines.Connect with Dr. Morgan at· Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/FortyMIlionBeats/· Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/drjaynemorgan/· TikTok – https://www.tiktok.com/@DrJayneMorgan
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Changemaker Diane Temme Stinton, Chief Administrative Officer, TMCO, Founder Anchovy
Apr 2200:39:22Tap to summarizeSomebody has to swing for the fences, and Diane Temme Stinton is living proof of what happens when you stop waiting for the “perfect” path. In this episode, we sit down with Diane, CEO of TMCO (Total Manufacturing Company) in Lincoln, Nebraska, to talk about leading a second-generation, family-owned contract metal manufacturing business that powers other brands across agriculture, energy, biomedical, and architectural work, while still showing up for community projects and nonprofit partners.Connect with Diane and the TMCO at:· Website – https://www.tmcoinc.com/· Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/TotalManufacturingCo/· Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/tmcoinc· LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/company/tmco-inc-/
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Changemaker Danette O'Connell, Founder and Executive Director, The Nonprofit Cooperative
Apr 100:36:09Tap to summarizeNonprofits are built by people who care deeply, and the best ones pair that mission with serious business discipline.In this episode of Agency for Change, Lyn welcomes back friend of the podcast, Danette O'Connell from The Nonprofit Cooperative, who joins us to share how understanding that "nonprofit" is simply a tax status is actually the key that unlocks your organization's full potential.Danette digs into what social entrepreneurship really looks like for founders, executive directors, and development teams, covering everything from diversifying funding and building one-year strategic plans that actually get used, to free resources, deep-dive trainings, and a collaborative network where nonprofits lift each other up.Connect with Danette and the Nonprofit Cooperative at:· Website – https://www.thenonprofitcooperative.org· Contact – info@thenonprofitcooperative.org· Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/thenonprofitcooperative· Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/thenonprofitcooperative· LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-nonprofit-cooperative
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Changemaker Marty Schreiber, Caregiving Speaker, Author, and Advocate
Mar 2500:34:58Tap to summarizeWords that ring like a bell: there are two patients in every Alzheimer’s diagnosis—the person you love and the caregiver they rely on. In this episode of Agency for Change, former Wisconsin governor Marty Schreiber joins us to share the most personal campaign of his life: caring for his wife Elaine through nearly two decades of Alzheimer’s, and transforming grief and guilt into tools that protect dignity, spark joy, and keep caregivers alive.Marty shares vivid stories, grounded advice for navigating guilt and asking for help, and resources for caregivers seeking support. His book, My Two Elaines, distills these lessons into a guide for learning, coping, and surviving with compassion.Connect with Marty at· Website – https://mytwoelaines.com· Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/MyTwoElaines· YouTube – www.youtube.com/@martinschreiber5316
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Changemaker Rich Schaus, Executive Director, Gospel Rescue Mission
Mar 1800:33:45Tap to summarizeAddressing homelessness requires more than temporary solutions — it requires hope, accountability, and community collaboration.In this episode of Agency for Change, Rich Schaus, Executive Director of Gospel Rescue Mission, shares how his organization helps individuals experiencing homelessness rebuild their lives through relationship, responsibility, and practical support.Rich explains how their programs focus on restoring hope, developing job skills, and helping people move toward meaningful goals and long-term stability.Connect with Rich and Gospel Rescue Mission at: · Website – http://grmok.org/· Get your FREE gift: https://grmok.org/freegift/· Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/grmok1931· Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/grmok1931/
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Changemaker Juliet Summers, Executive Director, Voices for Children in Nebraska
Mar 1100:37:56Tap to summarizeImproving child well-being requires more than addressing immediate needs. It requires changing the systems that shape children’s lives.In this episode of Agency for Change, Juliet Summers, Executive Director of Voices for Children in Nebraska, shares how her organization uses research, policy advocacy, and community engagement to create equitable opportunities for kids across the state.Juliet explains why policy and systems change matter, how data and lived experience guide their work, and what current issues—from food insecurity to behavioral health access—mean for Nebraska families.Connect with Juliet and Voices for Children in Nebraska at: · Website – https://voicesforchildren.com/· LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/company/voices-for-children-in-nebraska/· Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/voicesforchildreninnebraska· Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/voicesne/· Raising Justice Podcast – https://voicesforchildren.com/advocacy-hub/?terms=%5B%7B"category"%3A"14"%7D%5D
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Changemaker Charlie Wesche, Chief Executive Officer, Neighborworks Lincoln
Mar 400:43:58Tap to summarizeAffordable housing is one of the most complex challenges facing communities today—and it requires more than a single solution.In this episode of Agency for Change, Charlie Wesche, CEO of NeighborWorks Lincoln, shares how his team is expanding access to homeownership through education, new construction, and Prairie Roots Community Land Trust, a shared equity model designed to keep homes permanently affordable.From generational impact to energy-efficient rental rehabs featured in the New York Times, this conversation explores what practical, community-driven innovation looks like on the ground.Listen for insight on housing stability, equity, and the leadership required to build lasting change.Connect with Charlie and Neighborworks Lincoln at: Neighborworks Lincoln o Website – https://nwlincoln.org/o Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/nwlincoln/o Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/neighborworkslincoln/Prairie Roots Community Land Trust o Website – https://prairierootsclt.org/
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Changemaker Angie Miller, Executive Director, BookLoop
Feb 2500:29:37Tap to summarizeWhat happens when access to books becomes a daily habit, not a special occasion?In this episode of Agency for Change, Lyn Wineman talks with Angie Miller, Executive Director of BookLoop (formerly DIBS for Kids), about the power of consistent book access and the organization’s recent rebrand.BookLoop provides custom-curated classroom libraries and a unique “looping” system that allows thousands of elementary students to take home a new book every single day. Angie shares why tactile reading still matters in a digital world, how the program supports teachers, and what’s next for this growing nonprofit.🎧 A thoughtful conversation about literacy, equity, and believing in the power of books.Connect with Angie and BookLoop at: · Website – https://book-loop.org/· LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/company/bookloop-us/· Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/BookLoopOrg· Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/readwithbookloop/
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Changemakers Nada Hanafi and Liz Powell, Women's Health Advocates
Feb 1800:36:50Tap to summarizeWhy does women’s health still face systemic gaps, and what can we do about it?In this episode of Agency for Change, Lyn Wineman sits down with Nada Hanafi and Liz Powell, leaders behind Women’s Health Advocates, to discuss inequities in research, regulation, funding, and access across the full spectrum of women’s health.They explore why patient-centered design, better data, and stronger advocacy are essential to improving health outcomes, and how advocacy can drive meaningful change.Listen in for a powerful conversation on equity, empathy, and using your voice to shape a healthier future.Connect with Nada, Liz, and Women’s Health Advocates at: · Website – https://womenshealthadvocates.org/
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