Episodes

It's been quite a ride on THE GOOD ROAD. This is the final episode of Phi·lan·thro·pol·o·gy. We interview the author of the podcast, Vu Le of Nonprofit AF who highlights the crazy world of trying to do good, while courting funders and their (sometimes) ridiculous requirements.

We also give our Top 10 list of the things we learned in our first season of our podcast.

Thanks to all of the fans of this podcast, and the soon-to-be, wildly popular podcast, Phi·lan·thro·pol·o·gy.

Regardless of how "good" work is done, there are a couple of immutable truths, and one of them is money.

War changes everything for those who fight. Many struggle to find meaning in their lives, and the world around them. Some develop a "Military history and a Missionary Heart". This raw look at two different stories of Stacy Bare (Adventure not war), and Dave and Karen Eubank (Free Burma Rangers) will challenge your definition of a soldier... and who they are inside.

Low performing schools, or low performing politicians. First rate thinking in 3rd world conditions

Most people eat meat. But what makes one animal food, and another a pet? And how blurry is that distinction?

Everyone is going to die... how are you going to live?

If you could see what I see, in the way I see it... would you be more empathetic?

On the street, not in the suite. The tag of "white savior" has very little to do with what goes on in Alabama Village.

When you work in the last mile of doing good, your job can literally get you killed. Here are a few stories.

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