Rachel Goble's guest appearances

Rachel Goble

Paradigms

Some Answers

Life and Mission

Working with the Word

The Point

Donald Trump

Tiffany Shlain

Laura Walker

Brian Dixon

Bernie Sanders

Mary Valloni

Scott Johnson

Richard Ford

Graham Hancock

Rupert Sheldrake

Peter Boghossian

Nick Page

Stephan Said

George Jones

David Miller

OwlTail

Rachel Goble grew up in an interconnected and multicultural world. Whether traveling to Central America with her family to survey land for the founding of a non-profit or trudging through the Sierra Nevadas as her parents sought to awaken Christians to our role as creation’s caretakers, Rachel learned early that the world’s peoples and problems are connected and that we must all help in overcoming them. After earning degrees in Business Economics (BA) and Cross Cultural Studies (MA) Rachel co-founded The Freedom Story to prevent child trafficking in Northern Thailand through education, resources and mentorship. After developing close relationships with the children The Freedom Story serves, Rachel founded Ethical Storytelling, a community of non-profit practitioners and storytellers learning how to integrate a new standard of storytelling. Today, Rachel serves as the CEO of The Freedom Story and Executive Director of the Goble Family Foundation. Rachel enjoys travel equally as much as she enjoys a night in with her pup, a glass of wine and Netflix. She calls Oakland, California home. LINKS + RESOURCES WEBSITE:   https://thefreedomstory.org (sign the pledge) https://www.ethicalstorytelling.com www.jaguarcreek.org  SOCIAL MEDIA:   @thefreedomstory @jaguarcreek @ethicalstorytelling @racheldgoble @raegoble on twitter

Rachel Goble grew up in an interconnected and multicultural world. Whether traveling to Central America with her family to survey land for the founding of a non-profit or trudging through the Sierra Nevadas as her parents sought to awaken Christians to our role as creation’s caretakers, Rachel learned early that the world’s peoples and problems are connected and that we must all help in overcoming them. After earning degrees in Business Economics (BA) and Cross Cultural Studies (MA) Rachel co-founded The Freedom Story to prevent child trafficking in Northern Thailand through education, resources and mentorship. After developing close relationships with the children The Freedom Story serves, Rachel founded Ethical Storytelling, a community of non-profit practitioners and storytellers learning how to integrate a new standard of storytelling. Today, Rachel serves as the CEO of The Freedom Story and Executive Director of the Goble Family Foundation. Rachel enjoys travel equally as much as she enjoys a night in with her pup, a glass of wine and Netflix. She calls Oakland, California home. LINKS + RESOURCES WEBSITE:  <ul> <li><a href="https://thefreedomstory.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://thefreedomstory.org</a> (sign the pledge)</li> <li><a href="https://www.ethicalstorytelling.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.ethicalstorytelling.com</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.jaguarcreek.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.jaguarcreek.org</a></li> </ul> SOCIAL MEDIA:  <ul> <li>@thefreedomstory</li> <li>@jaguarcreek</li> <li>@ethicalstorytelling</li> <li>@racheldgoble</li> <li>@raegoble on twitter</li></ul>

Ethical Storytelling + Trafficking Prevention: Rachel Goble 

UPDATE: At the time of this recording, the show was called The Your Voice Podcast. Since this recording, Kay has has rebranded to Life and Mission.Rachel Goble is the CEO at The Freedom Story, and Heidi Burkey is a documentarian and director. We're talking about the Ethical Storytelling community and what it means to tell stories ethically.[00:01:04] How the Ethical Storytelling community began.[00:05:50] Heidi began to ask, "What is the human experience in this person's story that someone on the other side of the world can understand?" [00:08:04] It's not only about making the person feel at ease, but also about explaining how the story will be used. This can include explaining what "online" means. The person to whom the story belongs should always have a voice in the process. We talked about how that process works and what it means.[00:13:48] Rachel: "The goal is not to create pity stories that involve donors, but the goal is to create stories that show our youth or constituents how strong they are."[00:14:09] Constituent first, donors second stories[00:16:31] The Ethical Storytelling framework and pledge[00:20:10] There are several powerful words we hear a lot in non-profit storytelling. I asked Rachel and Heidi for their thoughts on a few of these.[00:28:15] Heidi "The only stories we own are our own."[00:29:43] Rachel: "We've geared most of our content towards nonprofit practitioners and storytellers. And the more that I'm having these conversations, the more I'm seeing a desire from donors and foundations to really understand how they too can participate in supporting organizations to these higher ethical standards of storytelling. Through the questions that they ask, or how they consume the media that might be given to them. And so we're starting to develop a webinar and podcast series and some training material for donors, which I'm really excited about, and it'll be kind of a new realm for us to enter into." Links Ethical Storytelling@ethicalstorytellingBe sure to visit the web site for the latest webinar! And check out the Ethical Storytelling podcast for more! Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/kayhelm)

UPDATE: At the time of this recording, the show was called The Your Voice Podcast. Since this recording, Kay has has rebranded to Life and Mission. Rachel Goble is the CEO at The Freedom Story, and Heidi Burkey is a documentarian and director. We're talking about the Ethical Storytelling community and what it means to tell stories ethically. [00:01:04] How the Ethical Storytelling community began. [00:05:50] Heidi began to ask, "What is the human experience in this person's story that someone on the other side of the world can understand?" [00:08:04] It's not only about making the person feel at ease, but also about explaining how the story will be used. This can include explaining what "online" means. The person to whom the story belongs should always have a voice in the process. We talked about how that process works and what it means. [00:13:48] Rachel: "The goal is not to create pity stories that involve donors, but the goal is to create stories that show our youth or constituents how strong they are."[00:14:09] Constituent first, donors second stories [00:16:31] The Ethical Storytelling framework and pledge [00:20:10] There are several powerful words we hear a lot in non-profit storytelling. I asked Rachel and Heidi for their thoughts on a few of these. [00:28:15] Heidi "The only stories we own are our own." [00:29:43] Rachel: "We've geared most of our content towards nonprofit practitioners and storytellers. And the more that I'm having these conversations, the more I'm seeing a desire from donors and foundations to really understand how they too can participate in supporting organizations to these higher ethical standards of storytelling. Through the questions that they ask, or how they consume the media that might be given to them. And so we're starting to develop a webinar and podcast series and some training material for donors, which I'm really excited about, and it'll be kind of a new realm for us to enter into." Links <a href="http://ethicalstorytelling.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ethical Storytelling</a><a href="https://www.instagram.com/ethicalstorytelling/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@ethicalstorytelling</a> Be sure to visit the web site for the latest webinar! And check out the <a href="http://ethicalstorytelling.com/podcasts/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ethical Storytelling podcast</a> for more! <a href="https://www.paypal.me/kayhelm" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a> (<a href="https://www.paypal.me/kayhelm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.paypal.me/kayhelm</a>)

Ethical Storytelling: Rachel Goble and Heidi Burkey

Rachel Goble founded The SOLD Project, an organization that is successfully implementing primary prevention in Thailand relative to the trafficking of children into prostitution. Ransom Kong is a musical duo from Hawaii, Ransom and Rich.  Check out their music and videos. Music by: Carlos Santana, The Beatles, Laura Nyro, Tin Bird Choir, and Ransom Kong. The post Rachel Goble: Human Rights Activist, and Ransom Kong: Musicians appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

Rachel Goble founded <a href="http://www.thesoldproject.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">The SOLD Project</a>, an organization that is successfully implementing primary prevention in Thailand relative to the trafficking of children into prostitution. <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Ransom-Kong/118801241470038" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Ransom Kong</a> is a musical duo from Hawaii, Ransom and Rich.  Check out their <a href="https://www.reverbnation.com/ransomkong" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">music</a> and <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/ransomkong" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">videos</a>. Music by: Carlos Santana, The Beatles, Laura Nyro, Tin Bird Choir, and Ransom Kong. The post <a href="https://paradigms.life/2013/rachel-goble-human-rights-activist-and-ransom-kong-musicians/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rachel Goble: Human Rights Activist, and Ransom Kong: Musicians</a> appeared first on <a href="https://paradigms.life" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Paradigms Podcast</a>.

Rachel Goble: Human Rights Activist, and Ransom Kong: Musicians