New podcast show of Cyber-Philanthropist Myles Dyer. ‘The Quest for Global Empathy’ contains open, honest & free-flowing conversations with guests from around the world about their life stories and what it can teach us about the human condition. More from MylesDyer.com
Rupert Read is an author, teacher and spokesperson for the socio-political movement Extinction Rebellion. His latest book is "This Civilisation is Finished: Conversations on the end of Empire - and what lies beyond."
Benjamin Cook is a journalist, writer & filmmaker who created the online series 'Becoming YouTube' in which he delved into what it means to be a 'YouTuber'. Myles & Ben discuss how the online community has evolved over time while reflecting on their own YouTube pasts.
Melinda Messenger is a British TV presenter and trainee psychotherapist who shares her wealth of experience from two decades of venturing the media landscape. Together Myles & Melinda discuss transpersonal psychotherapy, fame and the relationship between human nature & mother nature.
#4. Burton C Bell is an American musician who is the lead singer & co-founder of the legendary metal band Fear Factory. While visiting the UK to work on a new 'Ascension of the Watchers' record, Burton managed to stop by the Quest for Global Empathy studio to discuss the music industry, the global technological revolution and humanity.
#3. Rou Reynolds is a British musician, songwriter and lead vocalist for Enter Shikari. Before embarking on their #StopTheClocks tour, Rou joins Myles to discuss the social value of music, activism, mental health & wellbeing and navigating the digital age we now find ourselves in.
#2. Efe Ezekiel is a youth mentor and founder of the 'Ushine Ishine' youth mentoring company. Alain 'Fusion' Clapham is a self-professed 'Creative Storyteller' who hosts, presents and facilitates engagements across entertainment and education. Both have been involved with Myles in 'Be Internet Citizens', a program formed by Google & the Institute For Strategic Dialogue, which aims to teach young people how to become responsible digital citizens.
#1. Humza Arshad is a British comedian, actor & writer best known for his web series "Diary of a Bad Man". He is also a UK Ambassador for YouTube's "Creators for Change" initiative.
