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Sacha Stevenson's funny ‘How to Act Indonesian’ YouTube videos are making headlines and her youtube channel  (www.youtube.com/user/sasaseno)) hit 100K followers recently. Sacha loves Indonesia and has a soft spot for its social issues. She roller-bladed (!) from Jakarta to Bali (this is incredible!). It was a green campaign and Sacha wanted to make a statement of: "if I can roller-blade from Jakarta to Bali then you can bike to work, or change one or two habits to better the city." Follow her on youtube or via twitter, because she is really funny.

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" When we really see each other we want to help each other."

Don't make people pay for music, says Amanda Palmer: Let them. In a passionate talk that begins in her days as a street performer (drop a dollar in the hat for the Eight-Foot Bride!), she examines the new relationship between artist and fan.

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"I believe in the power of community" says Aulia Halimatussadiah who is known as Ollie. She is a writer of 25 books & a techpreneur. She has a deep passion for  books & writing and she believes it can change lives. She is the CTO & co-founder of online bookstore Kutukutubuku.com and the first online self publishing in Indonesia NulisBuku.com. She answers Nousha Salimi's questions: What do you wish for?

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Nousha Salimi is based in Brooklyn, NY and works as a freelance photographer. Check out her website: http://www.noushasalimi.com and we also recommend to check out her project: "I wish for......" . Check out facebook: https://www.facebook.com/iwishforproject or the main website: http://www.iwishforproject.com/

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When you go to Karl Raat's website or linkedin page, you can read the following: A stretched mind will never return to its original shape. At KarlRaats.com they: * Speak about what we deeply care about: your creativity and vast potential to innovate * Train your creative mind, * facilitate innovation session should we say more? Pretty clear why we interviewed him for Enough4All right?

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Lisa Russell is an Emmy-award winning documentary filmmaker and new media producer based in Brooklyn, NY. Together with Maya Azcena, she developed www.MDGFive.com, an interactive website that unites artists & activists around maternal health. We interviewed her while she is working on her first short narrative film based on the real life story of two indigenous girls in the highlands of Guatemala who challenged their elected officials to provide more services to adolescents in their community. She completed production and is currently raising post-production funds.Check out this website and support her with this wonderful project: http://www.gofundme.com/PODER . Continue to check our website as more interviews with her are in the pipeline. You can follow her on twitter via @lisarussellfilm

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While the Olympics are about to start in London, also Enough4All was able to shed some light on the Olympics and spoke with Summer Olympics Gold winner Wilfred Bungei. During the 2008 Summer Olympics that were held in Beijing, Wilfred won gold for Kenya. He was ranked  No. 1 in the world over 800m in 2002 and 2003.  He was also part of the 4x800m relay team who still currently holds the world record. We were delighted to be able to speak with him.

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Johnson Mwakazi, a TV anchor with Citizen TV in Kenya responds to Mike Bloem's question - How do you see yourself as a change agent? Johnson hosts the daily breakfast show at Citizen TV and is well known in Kenya.