10% More Courageous — A Tribute to Pablo Suarez | Mid-Season Special | Man of Wayland Series cover art

10% More Courageous — A Tribute to Pablo Suarez | Mid-Season Special | Man of Wayland Series

10% More Courageous — A Tribute to Pablo Suarez | Mid-Season Special | Man of Wayland Series

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 In this special mid-season episode of the Women of Wayland podcast, we bring you the second story in our Man of Wayland series. This episode is dedicated to the extraordinary life of Dr. Pablo Suarez—a resident of Wayland, Massachusetts, whose visionary work spanned the globe. From the Vatican to the White House, from rural Togo to Boston University, Pablo inspired countless people to act with courage, creativity, and compassion in the face of climate crisis and injustice. Through the voice of his wife Janot, messages from friends around the world, and a beautifully crafted narrative, we remember Pablo’s boundless energy, deep humanity, and fearless call to “be 10% more courageous.”

In This Episode, You'll Hear:
  • A heartfelt interview with Pablo’s wife, Janot Mendler de Suarez
  • Reflections from friends and colleagues across continents
  • Highlights of Pablo’s groundbreaking work in climate innovation and humanitarian action
  • The legacy he leaves behind — not only in institutions but in hearts
Resources & Links:
  • Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre – Support climate action in vulnerable countries
  • More about Pablo’s work at Boston University
  • UN University – Forecast-based Financing
  • Tedx Talk By Pablo
  • Harnessing Humor For Humanitarian Work
  • Pablo Suarez Channel
🎵 Music featured in this episode: Epidemic Sound
🤝 Connect With Us:
  • 🌐 Website: www.womenofwayland.com
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✉️ Share Your Thoughts or Memories: Did you know Pablo? Want to share a memory for future tributes? Email us at: waylandpodcast@gmail.com
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