Inside Social Innovation

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Non-Profit #119

Social entrepreneurs and leaders from business, government, philanthropy, and the nonprofit sector discuss how they are confronting today’s most pressing challenges. From Stanford Social Innovation Review

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  • johnwould
    Mmmhmmmmm mmmhmm mmmhmmm
    I went to listen to the Rodney Mullen interview....and While the information is very cool...the host HAS to stop saying “mmhmm.” It is so completely distracting and annoying. Oftentimes the mmmhmmm comes in the middle of the guests sentences and there is absolutely no need for any of them. Zero. So distracting. Just listen to the guest. Please. I’d love to listen to others but it’s very much like Handsome Dan on Wayne’s world not really listening to the guest but feeling like he has to insert himself somehow. Just lay out and let the guests speak.
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