In this episode of our ongoing Lens on the Environment series we meet Jeffrey Charles Hardy, a distinguished healthcare system, service, and facility planning and design consultant.

Jeffrey, is also a prolific writer, lecturer, speaker, and media guest, known for his expertise in topics such as “Patient Safe Hospital Design” and “The Mini-Hospital.”

Jeffrey’s career began as a hospital corpsman in the United States Coast Guard, and he has since developed hospital services and facilities across the globe.

Stay tuned and continue listening to the episode with our host Payal Nayar to know more about Jeffrey’s remarkable contributions.

Jeffrey has since made significant contributions to hospital services and facilities development. He is the President and Founder of Care for Peace, a non-profit organisation based in Novato, California. He has provided innovative management operations and new-facility development services to over 120 hospitals across America.

Internationally, he has developed hospitals and healthcare systems for Kaiser Foundation International in locations such as the Bahamas, Bahrain, Curacao N.A., and the United Arab Republics.

Jeffrey’s recently published book To Care for peace has garnered significant attention in TV shows and podcasts.

Tune in now to listen to and watch Jeffrey’s journey of creating a better world for humanity and all living beings.

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In episode 16 of our ongoing series Lens on the Environment, we meet Pablo Vidal Santos, a talented documentary filmmaker and producer known for his impactful work with the NGO Education Without Borders and his own company, Producciones MundoDoc.

Pablo’s inspiration to become a filmmaker started while pursuing his studies when he visited the Sahara refugees.

Stay tuned to the episode with Payal Nayar to witness his dedication to storytelling.
Pablo’s journey is one of a kind. Apart from his startling work in the Western Sahara for El Problema, testimonio del pueblo saharaui, he has also filmed in 19 countries across Asia and Oceania, showcasing his talent as a producer for the documentary TV series Pacific.

Pablo has also co-directed Bayandalai - Lord of the Taiga, which was featured at Mountainfilm 2019, highlighting his ability to tell powerful stories from diverse regions. His extensive experience in diverse regions have made significant contributions to the world of documentary filmmaking.

Tune in as we dive deeper into Pablo's remarkable journey of filmmaking with our host Payal Nayar.

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In episode 10 of our ongoing series Lens on the environment, we meet Kavya Saxena, a visionary founder of Craftpotli, an initiative dedicated to building an ecosystem for Adivasi tribal crafts from various parts of India.

Despite her corporate career, Kavya remained deeply connected to India's diverse cultures and villages by frequently visiting neighbouring towns.

The COVID-19 lockdown pushed her to pursue this passion full-time and she began travelling where saw the need to support tribal artisans.

Stay tuned and listen to the episode as we delve deeper into Kavya's inspiring story and the impact of Craftpotli.
Kavya's journey began in the corporate world, where her weekends were dedicated to exploring the cultural diversity of India's villages. She moved to Odisha, immersing herself in the local culture and earning the trust of villagers. Craftpotli now helps tribal artisans showcase their products, connecting them with brands across the country and maintaining a robust supply chain.

Kavya's efforts extend to collaborating with the Arunachal Pradesh and Gujarat governments to promote tribal crafts and craft tourism. She aims to make CraftPotli the largest ecosystem for crafts in India, providing a platform for tribes and their crafts.

Tune in as we learn more about her mission to unravel the rich heritage of Indian villages.

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-Original music credit: Rish Sharma.

His music is available on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube and other streaming platforms.

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