This isn't a normal episode, it's a quick update!

We are wrapping up Season 2 of the Humankindness at Work podcast, and will have a final episode coming out in early November. This will be a special episode where we'll look back at some of the incredible guests we've had on the show this season. We'll talk about what we've learned, how we've been challenged, and how our podcast community is making an impact.

After that episode, we'll be taking a break until February 2027, when we'll be bringing you more inspiring stories of people making a difference in their world.

Keep an eye out for our Season 2 finale, coming out soon! (If you haven't subscribed yet, what are you waiting for?!?)

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How does a woman get the things many of us take for granted, like a bra that fits or period products when she has no access to them at all?

Dana Marlowe’s story starts in a lingerie store dressing room in 2015. She asked what to do with her old bras, and a sales associate told her, “Homeless women need bras.” Dana had no nonprofit background. Her first donation was 16 bras and some menstrual hygiene products. Today, her organization, I Support the Girls, has donated nearly 58 million bras and menstrual hygiene products to more than 5,600 shelters and social service agencies who serve women experiencing homelessness, poverty, and crisis.

In this episode of Humankindness at Work, Dana shares:

• How an “accidental activist” built a global movement without extra time, money, or expertise
• Why some needs, like menstrual products and bras, stay invisible, and how we change the conversation
• What happens when we give people a platform to do good
• Crystal’s story, and why a red lacy bra meant so much to her

Dignity shouldn’t be a luxury. If you’ve ever wondered how to make a difference when you don’t feel like an expert, this conversation is for you.

🔗 Learn more or get involved with I Support the Girls.

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Jennifer Clark is a multi-award nominated female voice over talent who specializes in TV/radio/digital commercials, web videos, corporate training, eLearning, TV narration and documentaries. She has voiced projects for brands like Apple, Walmart, Pinterest, Walgreens, Advent Health, NASA, PBS, Sam’s Club, Hilton, LEGO, and Starbucks. Jennifer is a trusted and seasoned voice talent, who brings the sound of humankindness® to everything she voices. Need professional voice over for your media projects? Let the sound of humankindness share your story!

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🎵 Original music written and produced by Brent Johnson.

How does the gift of opportunity make a difference in the world?

In this episode of Humankindness at Work, you'll meet Bulleh “Boo” Bablitch-Norkeh, founder of Girl Power Africa, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering women and children in Liberia, West Africa through education and entrepreneurship.

Bulleh was born in Liberia to a Liberian mother and an American Peace Corps father, who brought her to the United States as a child — giving her, in her words, "the opportunity of a lifetime." She grew up, went to school, married, and built a comfortable life in Wisconsin. But when Liberia's newly elected first female president invited her husband to help rebuild the country after a 14-year civil war, Bulleh found herself making the opposite journey: uprooting her own family and moving back to the country of her birth.

What she found there — women walking miles each day to sell goods worth less than a dollar, children unable to attend school because their families couldn't afford a single cup of rice — changed the course of her life. She began helping women one at a time, giving them bags of charcoal to sell, then covering school fees for their children. That quiet, personal generosity has since grown into Girl Power Africa, which today supports more than 585 children's education and dozens of women-led small businesses across Liberia.

In this conversation, Bulleh shares:

• Her personal story and what it was like to return to Liberia after its civil war
• The founding philosophy behind Girl Power Africa: give a hand up, not a handout
• Why self-sufficiency restores dignity and voice to women in her community
• Real stories of transformation, including women who've gone from street vendors to homeowners and business owners
• How listeners can sponsor a child's education for $110 a year or a woman's small business for a one-time $100 donation

This episode is a reminder that meaningful change doesn't require wealth, influence, or a grand plan — just the willingness to keep passing on the gift of opportunity to others.

🔗 LEARN MORE OR SPONSOR A CHILD OR WOMAN THROUGH GIRL POWER AFRICA.

🎤 THIS EPISODE'S SPONSOR PARTNER: JENNIFER'S VOICE

Jennifer Clark is a multi-award nominated female voice over talent who specializes in TV/radio/digital commercials, web videos, corporate training, eLearning, TV narration and documentaries. She has voiced projects for brands like Apple, Walmart, Pinterest, Walgreens, Advent Health, NASA, PBS, Sam’s Club, Hilton, LEGO, and Starbucks. Jennifer is a trusted and seasoned voice talent, who brings the sound of humankindness® to everything she voices. Need professional voice over for your media projects? Let the sound of humankindness share your story!

HOST AND EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Jennifer Clark

Humankindness at Work Podcast website

🎧 PRODUCER: Melanie Scroggins of Scroggins Creative

Scroggins Creative is a content studio run by husband-and-wife duo, Jeremy and Melanie Scroggins, helping founders and teams create thoughtful, high-quality podcasts and videos for heart-led brands.

🎵 Original music written and produced by Brent Johnson.