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Rebalancing Act

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Let’s navigate the ambitious, exciting and achievable roadmap to our climate-positive future together. Climate change is real, it’s here, and it’s the defining issue of our time - but that doesn’t mean we are helpless. Kiran Waterhouse, Leslie Anne St. Amour and expert guests explore how we can make our lives and communities better while rebalancing the greenhouse gases in our atmosphere. Look for new episodes biweekly on Fridays. *nothing in this podcast should be interpreted as legal advic ...
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She Owns Success

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She Owns Success is the podcast focused on what it means to thrive and succeed as a woman today, at work, in business, and in life. Join us for conscious conversations with purpose-driven founders, creators, authors, leaders, coaches, and changemakers who are building success from the inside out. From mindset and spirituality to entrepreneurship and personal growth, we explore what it really takes to own your path, make a positive impact, and create success on your own terms, whether you're ...
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The group stage draw for next summer's World Cup took place in Washington on Friday, with France placed in Group I alongside Senegal and Norway. Co-hosts Mexico will kick off the tournament against South Africa on June 11, while Argentina will begin their title defence against Algeria in Group J.By FRANCE 24 English
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The 2026 Men's World Cup draw has taken place, and we now know which countries will be competing in the group stages. Nine African teams are participating in this edition, maybe ten depending on the runoff results, and everyone is excited about who ended up where. Highly anticipated matches include Ivory Coast vs Germany in Group E, Senegal vs Fran…
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With France going through major government instability and facing an alarmingly high public debt, and with Europe struggling to find its diplomatic feet as the US pursues talks to end the war in Ukraine, we speak to a seasoned political figure at the French and European level. Pierre Moscovici is the First President of the French Court of Auditors,…
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A ceasefire in Ukraine remains a distant prospect, to say nothing of an actual peace settlement. US diplomatic efforts in Moscow have become bogged down, with no compromise in sight on the fundamental issues, especially the territorial ones. Meanwhile, the EU seems to be relegated to a relatively minor diplomatic role – reacting to the Trump plan w…
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Award-winning chef Mashama Bailey and hospitality mastermind Johno Morisano are behind a Parisian restaurant where dishes pay tribute to a wealth of culinary traditions, from both sides of the Atlantic. They join us in the studio to talk about bringing corn and braised meats to a menu featuring French bistro classics, including the innovative pairi…
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This week, Valérie Fayolle meets comedian, actor and director Kheiron. He gives us a tour of the Apollo Theatre, where he has two shows playing: "Dragon" and "Alba and Sadaf". Next, we go backstage with Orchestra Baobab, as the legendary Senegalese band celebrates five decades of Afro-Cuban, Wolof, Serer and Congolese sounds. Plus we get a private …
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The Indian government has scrapped an order which gave manufacturers 90 days to pre-install a state-backed security app on all new smartphones. The move came following a huge public outcry and resistance from tech firms. Yuka Royer speaks with Nikhil Pahwa, a digital policy analyst in New Delhi, about what the app – which is still available albeit …
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This week, journalist Olivia Nuzzi's hotly anticipated memoir "American Canto" was published. Last year, she admitted to having an inappropriate relationship with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during his failed 2024 presidential campaign. The scandal derailed her career, ended her relationship with fellow journalist Ryan Lizza, and raised questions within …
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Four people have been arrested over the hacking of 120,000 home security cameras in South Korea, whose footage was used to make sexually exploitative material. It's the latest episode in an ongoing battle by authorities to end illicit electronic spying on women and girls. In Pakistan, a spate of TikTok femicides has sparked a national debate over t…
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Every year, hundreds of rhinos are killed for their horns, which are trafficked mainly to Asia for use in traditional medicine. As part of the "G20 Heritage Projects", a large-scale campaign was launched in mid-July in South Africa to help save the rhino from extinction. The "Rhino Renaissance Campaign" brings together advanced surveillance technol…
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Some 68 percent of the world's cocaine production comes from Colombia, fuelling all-powerful criminal gangs. European drug trafficking has its roots in Colombia's poor rural areas. From the Pacific coast to the isolated southern areas of Putumayo, this report explores cocaine's decades-long grip on the country. FRANCE 24's Pascale Mariani and Juan …
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PRESS REVIEW – Friday, December 5: The European Broadcasting Union votes to keep Israel in the Eurovision Song Contest, sparking a boycott from Spain, the Netherlands, Slovenia and Ireland. We look at reactions from the front pages. Also: the FIFA 2026 World Cup draw will be unveiled in Washington this Friday, with US President Donald Trump receivi…
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The 2026 World Cup draws nearer. The draw for the tournament will take place this Friday in Washington, with notable attendees including US President Donald Trump. The 48 teams will be divided into 12 groups of four and will then have six months to prepare for the biggest sporting event on the planet, which will run from June 11 to July 19.…
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Back in October, US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth announced the shock resignation of the commander of US Southern Command (SOUTHCOM), Navy Admiral Alvin Holsey, who will be stepping down on December 12. As that date approaches, there is much speculation over the reason for the admiral's departure. FRANCE 24's Charlotte Hughes tells us what we know…
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In tonight's edition: A "great day for Africa", says US President Donald Trump, as DR Congo's Felix Tshisekedi and Rwanda's Paul Kagame sign a precarious peace deal in Washington aimed at ending the M23 conflict. Also, Somalis criticise Trump's remarks calling them "garbage" as racist. Plus, in anticipation of the Africa Cup of Nations, we break do…
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has landed in India for talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the first time since the start of the war in Ukraine. The visit aims at strengthening economic ties between Moscow and New Delhi. Also, Italian police visit the headquarters of 13 major fashion brands as part of an investigation into luxury good sup…
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From the latest arrest in the audacious October heist to the grand opening of the Louvre's Gallery of the Five Continents, the museum is making news for both drama and ambition. Arts24 takes you inside the museum's newest spaces and explains the rising ticket prices for non-EU visitors. Beyond the Louvre, we explore Paris's sprawling manga exhibiti…
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When to tip, and how much, is a question that many of us ask ourselves when travelling abroad, and sometimes even in our own countries. In this edition of Entre Nous, we take a deep dive into the art of tipping in France – from the average tip percentage, to holiday envelopes of cash, to how France compares to other nations in terms of generosity, …
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France's particular brand of secularism, known as "laïcité", is considered a backbone of the French Republic. And yet this separation of church and state is a touchy subject and often misunderstood. Its backers say it's the glue that lets the French live together in harmony despite their differences, but critics say it's anti-religious and increasi…
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This episode of People & Profit explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping the wine industry. Expert Felicity Carter explains how new tools let even small producers harness big-player insights – from vineyard decisions to consumer sales – opening up fresh economic opportunities across the entire supply chain.…
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A renowned author has spoken to FRANCE 24 about how she's fascinated by the way people exist in our minds, and the ideas we have about those people. Claire-Louise Bennett's new book "Big Kiss, Bye-Bye" follows the narrator as she moves from the city to the countryside. The move leads her to confront her different memories and think about the people…
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They once chased the American dream. Now, thousands of Mexicans are being deported back to a country they barely remember, or never even knew. According to Mexican government figures, more than 100,000 Mexicans have been expelled under US President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown since January. The initial shock of returning is just the beginn…
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PRESS REVIEW – Thursday, December 4: Russian leader Vladimir Putin begins a two-day visit to India, which is garnering a lot of attention in the press about the close ties between the two countries. Also, Australia prepares to roll out a social media ban for under-16s, but adolescents are already finding ways to circumvent the new rules that go int…
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French President Emmanuel Macron is visiting China with a delegation of business leaders, seeking more Chinese investment in France and a reduction in the trade deficit. We take a closer look. Also in this edition: the Trump administration plans to loosen US fuel efficiency standards, to the delight of carmakers and the dismay of climate advocates.…
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In this powerful conversation, Executive Creative Director and podcast host Lulu Essey shares her journey with self-love, mental fitness, bipolar disorder, and the deep inner work that supports both resilience and success. We explore:• Why self-love is the infrastructure for everything you're trying to achieve • The difference between self-love and…
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At some point, we all outgrow the version of ourselves we once performed. In this episode, leadership coach and strategic communicator Kristina Dipalo joins Ant to discuss the moment of truth that comes when your old identity no longer fits, and how to step into who you're meant to be. We talk about: Identity, leadership, and alignment How to navig…
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Lisa Shumate is a longtime media executive, board member with PBS and the PBS Foundation, and founder of Maximum Q, an organization helping leaders raise their personal and professional quotient. In this episode, she joins She Owns Success to talk about the kind of leadership that holds up in real life, when things get messy, uncertain, or human. W…
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Being Smart Is Stupid: The Secret to Wise Leadership with Tricia Brouk What if the problem isn't that leaders aren't smart enough — but that they're not wise? In this conversation, Tricia Brouk — founder of The Big Talk and author of Being Smart Is Stupid — joins She Owns Success to explore why intellect alone can't create great leadership. She sha…
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If you're a solopreneur or Type A business owner struggling to let go, this conversation is your reset moment. In this episode, I'm joined by Dot Rock, founder of Dot Rock Consulting, who helps small business owners scale sustainably — by setting up the right systems, hiring the right people, and learning how to delegate without losing their mind. …
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Like many women, Carol Enneking has worn many hats and carried countless responsibilities. Her journey has been one of extraordinary resilience—navigating divorce, surviving cancer, and even facing the life-altering challenge of losing her sight. A celebrated author, consultant, and speaker, in this episode, Carol shares her personal and profession…
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In this insightful interview, Maria DeLorenzis Reyes, an Executive Leadership Coach, shares her journey from corporate America to founding her own training company. She discusses the concept of "rebel leadership," emphasizing the importance of rejecting outdated norms and fostering environments where people feel valued and engaged. Maria also intro…
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In this deeply moving episode, I sit down with Hertha Lund, Equine Gestalt Coach and founder of Four Horses for Wholeness. Hertha shares her remarkable journey: from surviving childhood trauma and living with PTSD, to achieving professional success, and ultimately experiencing a life-altering near-death experience that led her to profound healing a…
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Hearing lots of talk about oil dependency? Not sure what it means to have a resource based economy? Why does Banana Republic have such a problematic name? Does the resource curse impact climate action too?⁠ In this episode we dive into what is a rentier state and why does having a resource heavy economy matter. The Forgotten History of Banana Repub…
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Housing affordability (or lack thereof) seems to be on the lips of all Canadians these days - or at least everyone Kiran and Leslie Anne know. Join Kiran for a conversation with Craig Ruttan, Policy Director of Energy, Housing and Economic Enablers at the Toronto Region Board of Trade, for a conversation about how we can increase housing affordabil…
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So much to do and so little time, and energy. If you want to find out how to increase productivity without zapping all your energy then you've come to the right place. In this episode, I'm joined by Claire Barker a UK-based Productivity Coach. A former Business Analyst, Claire knows a thing or two about making things more efficient. After experienc…
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If you've been thinking about changing your career direction then this episode is for you! A successful career change is definitely possible and you can make it happen! But how can you be sure that you're making the right move? And how do you know that your new career will make you happy long term? In this episode, I'm sharing the 7 essentials for …
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A mission statement is a great tool used by many companies to provide clarity on what they do, who they serve, and why. But did you know, you can also write a personal mission statement? In this short episode you'll learn: What is a mission statement The benefits of writing a personal mission statement and the best way to get the most out of it The…
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Do you ever wonder how to turn your life around, or if it's even possible? Shimrit Nativ is the founder of Master Your Path, an international organization focused on supporting professionals with mental and emotional wellbeing, a skill that everyone can develop, as Shimrit explains in this interview. The outcome of developing this skill is a total …
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Sonja Pemberton is a speaker, facilitator, and leadership, and transformational coach, on a mission to dispel the myth of the other. In this episode, Sonja discusses a more sustainable approach for leaders to build inclusive cultures and the importance of starting by understanding oneself. She also shares some of her expert tips for dealing with ch…
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In the final episode of Rebalancing Act's mini-season about climate finance, Kiran is joined by climate strategist Pete Richardson. Pete works at Manifest Climate, a fast-growing startup providing climate change solutions & consulting to help companies manage their climate risk and build resilience. Pete and Kiran discuss Pete's own career journey,…
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Are you struggling to get your finances in order? Maybe you want to clear your debt but can't seem to make any progress, or perhaps you want to experience financial freedom. Whatever your financial situation, Courtney Dyer is here to help. Courtney Dyer is a certified Financial Advisor and a self-confessed finance nerd, on a mission to provide wome…
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Are you an artist, maker, or creative entrepreneur? If so, then this episode is definitely for you! Phoebe Sherman is a yogi, turned craft maker, turned entrepreneur, and the founder of Girl Gang Craft, a community and craft events company that helps small biz owners, makers, and creatives to turn their side hustles into profitable full-time busine…
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In episode 2 of Rebalancing Act's mini-season focused on finance, Kiran and Leslie Anne discuss the power of personal finance. Are you looking for more ways to have a positive impact on the climate? Your savings hold the power to either slow or accelerate climate solutions. In this episode, the hosts discuss how to avoid greenwashing, how to resear…
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Gladys Simen is a Consultant at a Fortune 500 company, a mother of 2, a life coach, and the founder of My Life Couch where she specializes in helping working mums to uncover their strengths and superpowers, and to manage their careers and motherhood with ease. Gladys launched her business My Life Couch during the pandemic and now empowers fellow wo…
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You've probably heard that content is king or queen at some point! Well, there's a reason for that. If you want to build a thriving online business then you will have to create great content at some point on your journey and in this episode, I share the value of creating great content and the biggest lessons that I've learned about content creation…
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We are back with a mini-season focused on finance! What is the financial system, how does it impact climate goals, and how can we use finance as a force to accelerate climate solutions? In this episode, we discuss the ongoing activist movement pressuring institutions to divest from fossil fuels. Where did it start, how is it going, and what lessons…
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From being an overwhelmed, burned-out hustler to taking back control and building a successful business on her own terms. Laura Rubin shares how she did it Laura Rubin is a lifelong overachiever and a reformed hustler who helps her clients to forget the hustle and unwind from the grind. After being driven to the point of overwhelm and burnout in he…
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Anna Tsui has gone from hiding in the shadows to letting her light shine brightly and now helps others to step out of their own shadows to build profitable and aligned businesses. A start-up hustler, turned serial entrepreneur, Anna has built many successful businesses, but the journey has been far from easy. In this episode, Anna shares some of he…
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Brianca Johnson is a Marketing and launch strategist who knows what it means to be persistent and resilient. After more than 1000 job applications and no success, Brianca took a leap of faith which led to what many would call a dream job, working as a Digital Director for The Democratic Party of Georgia. But that was just the beginning… In this int…
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