The Great Battlefield
Neil Ghosh joins The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about his career as a social impact strategist and entrepreneur, and his recent book “Do More Good”, an exploration into the lives of change makers around the world.
The Legendary Leaders Podcasts
Cathelene Sullivan and Neil Ghosh explore the framework behind his philosophy, GEMSS, and why doing good doesn’t always require money or grand gestures. They also discussed the importance of listening to empathy whispers amid life’s noise, leading with authenticity, raising the next generation with kindness, and finding purpose through actions. This is a moving conversation about humanity, leadership, and how one small act of good can multiply far beyond what we imagine.
Lead with Heart
Neil’s life’s work is centered on building bridges across divides with empathy, purpose, and action. In this episode, Neil shares how passion and compassion work together, why nonprofits must commit to listening and effective governance, and how we can all take daily actions—large or small—to create unity in a divided world.
Nonprofit Leadership: Empathy to Action
“Passion and compassion must work together. One alone is not enough. You cannot just have compassion, you have to be really passionate about what you’re doing.” – Neil Ghosh
Unlicensed Philosophy with Chuong Nguyen
Interview with Neil Ghosh (Entrepreneur, Author – Do More Good) in which we discuss examples of altruistic people throughout the world
A Productive Conversation- Neil Ghosh and Mike Vardy
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Coaching For Leaders
Leadership Through Our Common Humanity, with Neil Ghosh. There are many differences in the world today, and those differences influence leaders just like everybody else. That’s why Neil Ghosh has this invitation for us: “Never let age or ideology come between learning and growth.” In this conversation, Neil and I explore how we can lean into great leadership through our shared humanity.
Head Down to Chin Out: Building Trust in Business – Podcast with Allisson Summers
Neil unpacks the unique role businesses play in today’s culture and governance, and why trust, empathy, and purpose are no longer “nice to haves” but essential pillars of leadership.
Highlights: The Trust Recession; Shifts in the Workforce; Navigating Polarization; CSR as Strategy, Not Charity
The Limitless Podcast with Nick Jonsson
In this inspiring episode, Neil Ghosh unpacks the concept of micro-altruism—small but powerful acts of generosity that create profound impact during difficult times. We explore why altruism matters now more than ever, how leaders can integrate it into their organizations, and the ripple effects it can have on individuals, teams, and communities.
This conversation is both timely and practical, offering leaders and professionals tools to build resilience, compassion, and collective strength in today’s uncertain world.
Bethesda Magazine – 5 Questions for Neil Ghosh (September/October 2025)
In this interview with Caralee Adams, Neil reflects on why empathy continues to flourish across America—not despite its divisions, but through them—and how Do More Good is about leadership rooted in small acts of kindness and bridge-building.
What’s in Your Hand – WHCR 90.3 FM
One of the central messages of Do More Good is that you don’t need to wait for wealth, fame, or the “perfect moment” to change your destiny and make a difference. That was the focus of Neil Ghosh’s lively 45-minute conversation with radio host Rick Young on What’s in Your Hand (WHCR 90.3 FM), where they mixed music, speeches, and meaningful dialogue about how anyone can start doing more good today.
Purpose Whispers. Division Shouts. Tune Out the Noise – Derate the Hate Podcast
In this episode of Derate the Hate, host Wilk Wilkinson—a steadfast Christian conservative—sits down with Neil Ghosh, a progressive Hindu, for a candid conversation about purpose, empathy, and civic responsibility. On the surface they may seem worlds apart, but together they explore the role of legal immigrants in shaping the United States, the importance of engaged citizenship, and why we must learn to disagree without dehumanizing. The discussion is a reminder that bridge-building isn’t just possible, it’s necessary.
Putting Patriotism Into Action in America Every Day: Entrepreneur
As Americans gather to celebrate Independence Day, it’s time for fireworks, flags, and family barbecues. But beyond the symbols, what does patriotism really mean—and how can we put it into action every day? For further insight on this issue, NTD welcomed Neil Ghosh, the former CEO of SOS Children’s Villages USA and the author of “Do More Good.“
How To Do Good In The World In A Way That Fits You & Actually Makes A Difference w/ Neil Ghosh (Kevin Miller Podcast)
Want Kinder, More Confident Kids? Philanthropist Neil Ghosh Says Volunteering Is The Secret Weapon
Soul Sustenance – Do More Good by Motherhood Moment
How To Help Kids Do More Good
NTD NEWS Good Morning Live
One of the most powerful gifts we can give our children is a sense of empathy—and the belief that they can make a difference, no matter their age. That’s the message from philanthropist and entrepreneur Neil Ghosh.
NTD sat down with Ghosh for more insights on how we can help our children learn more about the joy of giving.
America Hero’s: Lessons For The Current Crisis
In this episode of New Frontiers Paul Johnson and Larry Aldrich are joined by Neil Ghosh, author of Do More Good, for a deep and moving conversation about the power of individuals to shape society. Ghosh shares his journey from a young immigrant to a global humanitarian, offering personal stories and hard-won lessons from icons like Mother Teresa, the Dalai Lama, and John Glenn. Together, they explore the unifying values that define America – and what it takes to bridge our political and cultural divides.
The Power of Reinvention with Kathi Sharpe-Ross
Episode Title: Do More Good: Reinventing the Way We Give
Neil Ghosh speaks with host Kathi Sharpe-Ross about navigating change, rediscovering purpose, and finding new ways to give—even in uncertain times. This inspiring conversation dives into the values behind Do More Good and how small actions can spark lasting impact.
Listen to the Episode on Apple Podcasts. Also available on Spotify and iHeart Radio.
From Kolkata to Global Leadership: Neil Ghosh Discusses Empathy-Driven Change in ‘Do More Good’ – Interview by Raji Menon Prakash, A Lotus in the Mud
In an age of overwhelm and performative activism, Neil Ghosh offers a radical yet grounded reminder: empathy, when practiced consistently, becomes a force for real, systemic change. In this deeply human interview, he shares the moments that shaped him—from Kolkata’s dusty alleys to global leadership—and why doing more good isn’t a slogan but a lifelong practice.
Neil Ghosh joins Dennis Knapp and Kermit Zarley on Heretic Happy Hour’s inaugural Patheos Political Panel to explore the question: ‘What does my faith say about political authority?
In this episode, we are joined by Dennis Knapp, Neil Ghosh, and Kermit Zarley as we kick off the first-ever Patheos Political Panel. In the episode, we tackle the question “what does my faith say about political authority?
Neil Ghosh Shares His Book Do More Good on KATU (ABC Affiliate – Portland, Oregon). Watch Neil’s interview where he discusses the inspiration behind his upcoming book Do More Good: Inspiring Lessons from Extraordinary People, and the global impact of generosity, empathy, and community action
Interviewed by Amy Jamieson for SUCCESS Magazine’s May 2025 issue: ‘5 Steps Anyone Can Take to Do More Good
Finding Common Ground with People Who Are Not Like Us Neil Ghosh joins Safi Kaskas, renowned for his English translation of the Quran, and Keith Giles, former pastor and bestselling author, for a wide-ranging conversation on bridging divides in America. The episode explores the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights, the roots of fear, the power of empathy, and the shared responsibility of both immigrants and native-born citizens in building common ground.
Heretic Happy Hour Podcast – Safi Kaskas and Neil Ghosh
Neil Ghosh joins Safi Kaskas on the Heretic Happy Hour podcast to explore the power of empathy in bridging political, social, and religious divides
Breaking the Barriers
Breaking the Barriers Modeling Hunts 2023 – Interview with various TV channels in Kolkata, India
Devex
Building a career in development: Neil Ghosh Interview with Kate Warren, Devex
SNV Netherlands Development Organization USA Reception
Neil Ghosh addresses attendees at the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art. His remarks explore the need for a united, coordinated effort by international development organizations and individuals to combat crippling poverty and injustice.
COVIDxNOW
Neil Ghosh discusses the challenges of COVID and how SOS Children’s Villages is addressing them. SOS USA works with orphans and disadvantaged youth around the world, supporting 40,000 youth in its villages and programs.
SID World Congress Interview with Neil Ghosh
Neil Ghosh discusses Inclusive Business and Impact Investing at the SID World Congres
Interview by Voice of America following the election of America’s first female Vice President, Kamala Harris.
Interview with Voice of America
DEVEX Interview on Impact Investing
Inclusive business and impact investing: A conversation with SNV’s Neil Ghosh
Inclusive Business, Incomparable Bananas
Short documentary on the SNV supported Zimbabwe Agriculture Development Trust.
Inspirational Lessons for
Positive Change
Neil Ghosh and his book, “Do More Good,” have much to teach us
Neil Ghosh’s long and rewarding career didn’t come without difficulties. Yet, he was resolute to drive positive change and do more good in the world.
He did that by pioneering a youth club in the slums of Kolkata after his father went to jail for his social activism. He did it by advocating for children in marginalized communities, and by fostering connections with remarkable people and learning from them. And he’s done it in the private, government, and nonprofit sectors worldwide.
In short, Neil embodies the spirit of this book—a book that millions should own and consult every day.
