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[Replay] Episode 143 | How to live your dream life abroad, with Vanessa Menchaca-Wachtmeister
Transcripts for Episode 143
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Vanessa: I have five different people working for me currently. That is the only way I am able to manage all of my businesses and my income streams, and I pay them percentages of whatever these products make in order to make sure that they’re happy and comfortable with what they’re doing, and so they continue to empower myself. The message there is you don’t need to do everything. You can be the ideas person and set it up the first time and then find people that you trust that can continue that legacy for you so you can really be open to whatever the world has to give to you at that time.
Stacy: Welcome, welcome. I am really excited to be here this week to talk about one of my favorite topics, which is living a life of your design, exploring the world, having adventures. And in a momen
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Give Us the Money
Synopsis
Nearly 30 years ago, harrowing images from the Ethiopian famine led to a new kind of anti-poverty campaign led by unlikely champions in the form of rock-stars. Live Aid, Drop the Debt and Make Poverty History: Bono and Geldof have been criticised for over simplifying issues and failing to challenge the fundamental causes of poverty. But they’ve also received praise for saving lives and bringing an awareness of poverty to a new audience and a new generation…
Director Biography
Bosse Lindquist is a writer and producer from Sweden. His work has been broadcast on television and radio, and he is currently director of investigative documentaries at Swedish Television. In 2010, his documentary WikiRebels traced the path taken by Wikileaks to success, fame and notoriety. Over the years, Bosse has repeatedly won plaudits for his work, from a series of documentaries on the state of modern genetics, to a radio documentary about an extreme Swedish Maoist group, to
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Give Us the Money
In the early 1990s, a group of people including pop stars Bono and Bob Geldof decided that something radical needed to happen to bring an end to poverty. They used smart PR and worldwide campaigns such as "Drop the Debt" and "Make Poverty History" to vända the kamp against poverty into an appealing subject. interviews Bono, Geldof, Bill Gates, Gordon Brown, critical African economists and others. It analyzes the successes and failures of these global campaigns, and explores in detail the collective efforts of celebrities, leftist revolutionaries and conservative members of församling. Made as part of the worldwide "Why Poverty?" campaign, this documentary poses the old question of how we can do good. The economist Dambisa Moyo criticizes the fact that thanks to Live Aid, the image of wretched African children has come to symbolize Africa. Bono and Geldof have also been accused of arrogance: why do they talk to the President of the Unite