5 years of #impact Podcast | Our Community, Our Impact

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“What is a Podcast, Regina? I felt a bit weird when I asked her about it,” Célia Berkouk-Schlesier asked Podcast host Regina Larko back in 2016, just before their first test recording for #impact Podcast.

We have come a long way since that first test recording in Hong Kong. Many things have changed and evolved since then, but our purpose stayed the same

Our core purpose is to elevate and celebrate deserving voices.

#impact Podcast empowers purpose-driven organisations and individuals to tell their stories in an intimate, authentic way that allows them to stand out by giving them a voice.

We also empower our listeners to take action and live a more conscious life, start giving back to society themselves and take small steps towards their own contributions to make the world a better place.

It all started with 2 microphones, a laptop and an idea.

5 years later #impact is still going strong

This Podcast started in Hong Kong, but today we record from all over the globe. There have been so many milestones along the way. We met the most amazing people, brought in the most talented co-hosts and team members in. Regina made it through many maternity breaks keeping the production going.

The moment the famous signature Quick Fire question was born

For our regular listeners you will be delighted that we take you back to the exact moment our famous “What could everyone do right now to make the world a better place” was born.

In this episode you hear about first aiming for and then letting go for perfection. You learn about giving birth to Podcast and human babies, making connections and friends in Hong Kong and across the globe. You listen in as our community shares what #impact Podcast means to them and what our listeners wish for as we are looking into the future.

Witness our team sharing about their most memorable moments of the past 5 years. #impact founder Regina will give you some looks behind the scenes too as you hear about what went wrong during the first recordings back in 2017.