Multiplying Good by Children International
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Podcast Overview
<p><span>Multiplying Good is a limited‑series podcast exploring what it really takes to end global poverty — and how lasting change begins with people. Through stories of communities, connection and shared purpose, we follow the inspiring actions and commitment that transform lives — for good.<br /><br />This podcast is hosted by staff from Children International, a global nonprofit that works to end poverty in 10 countries. Each episode includes a brief look back at Children International’s impact over the past 90 years in fostering generational change that breaks the cycle of poverty.<br /><br />If these conversations move you, be sure to subscribe, like each episode and share this podcast playlist with others who care about creating meaningful change. Learn more about Children International and our mission at <a href="https://www.children.org/pod" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">children.org</a></span></p>
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Publishing Since
1/18/2026
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Recent Episodes
June 16, 2026
Creating Opportunity, Together– The Multiplying Good Podcast, Ep 6
A sponsorship sparked the journey. A company embraced the mission. Today, that commitment is opening doors for children and youth around the world. Hear from ZUGU founder Tim Angel and Children International's Laura Thornton as they discuss the power of strategic partnerships to transform lives- and how businesses, organizations and individuals can help create opportunities that last a lifetime. For more information go to our website children.org #ChildrenInternational #EndPoverty #SocialImpact #GlobalIssues #GlobalPartnerships#PodcastsforGood #MultipyGood #JoinTheJourney
May 19, 2026
How Human Connection Creates a Ripple Effect of Good – The Multiplying Good Podcast, Ep 5
Sponsorship is more than support – it’s human connection that can change lives forgenerations.In this episode, our hosts chat with Joey Echaluce, a former sponsored youth who nowserves as a program manager for Children International in Bicol, Philippines. He shareshow the ongoing support of the person who sponsored him fueled his hope throughouthis childhood and helped him aim for a brighter future.Tina Palcher, the director of Children International’s Care Team, which serves as aresource for our sponsors, offers inspiring insights about the impact sponsorship has onboth sponsors and participants around the world.PLEASE NOTE: This episode was recorded across three separate conversations andedited together for this feature.Enjoyed Episode 5? Please check out our previous episodes, too.Like and subscribe to our channel—and share this podcast with colleagues andpartners who believe, as Children International does, that lasting change happens onechild at a time, fueled by caring people and committed supporters.Ninety years in, we still believe in ending global poverty, for good. Join us on thisjourney. FOR OUR INTERNATIONAL VIEWERS: You can change the translation from English toyour preferred language in your personal YouTube settings. Go to your Settings. Selectcaptions. Then Select “auto-translate” and choose the language. Thanks for watching! For more information go to our website children.org #ChildrenInternational #EndPoverty #SocialImpact #GlobalIssues #GlobalPartnerships#PodcastsforGood #MultipyGood #JoinTheJourney
April 14, 2026
First Job, New Future: How Into Employment Is Changing Lives - The Multiplying Good Podcast, Ep 4
How do you turn potential into opportunity? In this episode of The Multiplying Good Podcast, you’ll learn how Into Employment—Children International’s signature workforce development program—is helping youth gain confidence, build skills, and access real opportunities to create a future beyond poverty. Dalia Rivera Pineda, Into Employment Lead, and Angela B., a longtime Children International participant currently enrolled in the program, share their inspiring perspectives. They discuss how this initiative—and the people who invest in it—are empowering young people and helping change the trajectory of future generations. Enjoyed this episode?Like and subscribe to our channel, and share this podcast with colleagues and partners who believe, as Children International does, that lasting change happens one child at a time—fueled by caring people and committed supporters. Ninety years in, we still believe in ending global poverty for good. Join us on this journey. For our international viewers:You can change the translation from English to your preferred language in your YouTube settings. Go to Settings → Captions → Auto-translate, then choose your language. Thanks for listening! For more information go to our website children.org #ChildrenInternational #EndPoverty #SocialImpact #GlobalIssues #WorkforceDevelopment #IntoEmployment #PodcastsForGood #MultiplyingGood #JoinTheJourney
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- What is Multiplying Good by Children International?
<p><span>Multiplying Good is a limited‑series podcast exploring what it really takes to end global poverty — and how lasting change begins with people. Through stories of communities, connection and shared purpose, we follow the inspiring actions and commitment that transform lives — for good.<br /><br />This podcast is hosted by staff from Children International, a global nonprofit that works to end poverty in 10 countries. Each episode includes a brief look back at Children International’s impact over the past 90 years in fostering generational change that breaks the cycle of poverty.<br /><br />If these conversations move you, be sure to subscribe, like each episode and share this podcast playlist with others who care about creating meaningful change. Learn more about Children International and our mission at <a href="https://www.children.org/pod" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">children.org</a></span></p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
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This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
- Does this podcast accept guests?
Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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