Ep. 166: I Rely On the Kindness of Strangers: How a Lifelong Humanitarian Sees The World with Kathy Headlee | Vibe Podcast

Kathy Headlee is one of my all-time heroes. I’ve helped her and her company, Mothers Without Borders, for 11 years, feeding and educating AIDS-orphaned and at-risk kids in Zambia. What’s it like, to spend half your life in Africa, among the world’s poorest people? Kathy shares some stories that will melt your heart and help you consider that you’re a citizen of a world without borders.

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EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS WITH Kathy Headlee:

* [06:36] Orphans. What do the children of Zambia face? How do they survive?

* [16:36] AIDS. Why doesn’t the medication for AIDS help people in Africa?

* [22:02] Education and Unemployment. Kathy Headlee explains why “A quick fix in education” would fail to correction unemployment.

* [26:09] You can help! Robyn matches every donation to the cause.

* [32:05] A day in the life. Kathy Headlee talks about what a typical day of a volunteer with Mothers Without Borders looks like.

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