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A weekly podcast that shines a light on Prince Harry&Meghan The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, and current humanitarian events.
The topics that will be discussed are issues occurring in the USA, U.K & the Commonwealth nations, e.g., access to education,
wounded men and women of the military, women’s rights and current humanitarian issues.
The topics that will be discussed are issues occurring in the USA, U.K & the Commonwealth nations, e.g., access to education,
wounded men and women of the military, women’s rights and current humanitarian issues.
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MAKING A DIFFERENCE: The Village Hands is a grassroots nonprofit organization that serves and uplift mothers and children in underserved communities.
In this Episode we are continuing the discussion we had in the last segment about the brewing deportation crisis in the U.K., where black and brown British families are being torn apart and deported regardless of the situation.
This episode highlights Meghan, Gloria and Jessica’s vogue article on Abortion Rights, with my own comments.
Episode 23: We are having an informal discussion about Prince Harry and Princess Meghan taking their children to see the Queen for her 70th Platinum Jubilee.
There is a growing Deportation Crisis in The U.K. Black Families are being torn apart, the head of household detained in inhumane conditions then deported to countries they know nothing about..
Discussing the importance of Harry and Meghan honoring the 96 year old Queen(aka) Granny’s request to meet Archie & Lilibeth-Diana her great-grand children.
Joining us this week on the last few days of the Invictus Games, we have two special guest, a Veteran and medical Doctor who will share their thoughts on the importance and impact of the Invictus games; also excerpts of Prince Harry’s speech from the closing ceremony.
We have chosen to shine a light on 5 Charitable organizations that are currently being featured on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Instagram account. These organizations were nominated by followers who believed that these organizations were making a difference in the lives of others. As a result, they were chosen by Harry and Meghan to shine a light on for the month of August. My duke and I Podcast will spotlight these 15 organizations because they are helping so many with so little, therefore, it is important to let the world know who they are, what they do, and how they can be helped.
Left: Meghan at SmartWorks (Photo credit @Sussexroyal) | Right: Vogue's September issue (Photo credit: Peter Lindbergh)
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex guest-edited the September issue of British Vogue, an issue normally slated for fall fashion. However, she transformed it to shine a light on fifteen women from diverse backgrounds, such as politics, sport, and art. These women are collectively making a difference in transforming the lives of others. An applaudable aspect of the issue is its cover that includes a mirror, which urges us, the readers, to look within ourselves and be a force for change.
The Duchess enlisted her husband, Prince Harry, who interviewed primatologist Dr. Jane Goodall, that resulted in a global conversation on the subconscious bias, which refers to the attitudes or stereotypes that affect our understanding, actions, and decisions in an unconscious manner. The issue also consists of a Q & A with former first lady, Michelle Obama, on motherhood and maturity.
The September issue of British Vogue is substantive. The Duchess had worked hard on it for seven months during and after her pregnancy. As a testament to her hard work, Edward Enninfu, the editor of British Vogue, said, "When you only know someone by their public persona, all too often you find yourself disappointed by the reality. But, once in a while, someone comes along who exceeds all of your expectations. Let me say this for The Duchess of Sussex: she is the real deal – and an ultimate force for change."
The 4th of August is Meghan's birthday, so My Duke and I Podcast invited fans from around the world to wish the Duchess happy birthday, which is included in this podcast.
Topics discussed on episode 12
1. Prince Harry’s round table discussion with Patricia Scotland, ministers and youths from the Commonwealth nations to obtain ways to support young people's priorities in their communities.
2. A Kenyan social entrepreneur whose company is connecting smallholder farmers across Africa into global supply chains has won the Commonwealth Secretary-General’s Innovation Award for Sustainable Development.
3. Harry’s new mental health initiative, change direction.
4. Maldives’s appealed to be re-admitted into the Commonwealth Nations.
5. Meghan and Harry attends the lion king premiere to bring awareness to the declining lion population throughout Africa
Meghan’s surprise visit to see the NY Yankees and Boston Red Socks
The Diana’s award
The UK hysteria about Archie’s private christening
The myth about the cost of the 2.4 million dollars for frog-more cottage repair
Archie’s Big day
William & Kate’s betrayal of Harry & Meghan
In episode 8, we discuss the Commonwealth trade meeting of Senior policymakers, business leaders and owners, which will take place in Nairobi, Kenya. CAMFED, a charity organization supported by the Queen's Commonwealth Trust, wins gold at the Chelsea garden show. Prince Harry's polo match in Rome which raised funds for Sentebale. Prince Harry wins a monetary judgement against Splash News Agency and a formal apology for invading his and Duchess Meghan’s privacy. A flower named after Archie Harrison at the Chelsea Flower Show. Harry and Meghan's second resident at Buckingham palace when they are in London and Prince Harry's upcoming engagements.
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