The Interdisciplinary Work of Lyss Warmland.
Check out my conversation with Jenny Whyte!
We talk about:
– The work she does around strategic foresight and innovation
– human-centred design
– how empathy and communication make change
– restorative justice and call-out culture
– working with the topic of climate change
– how Jenny’s work keeps her well
and more!
Check out my interview with Ian Everdell where we chat about things like:
Featured Tunes:
Consequence Free by Great Big Sea
I Wish I Could Be Happy by Rational Anthem
City Kids by Cleopatrick
Soggy Bones by Madman’s Window
Check out my interview with Laurie Carr! We chat about:
and more!
Featured Tunes:
Yeah by Hiccup
Something to Believe in by Ramones
Smile by My Son the Hurricane
Since the Divorce by Gillian Shields
Tune in to hear me chat with Harmony Page about volunteering, Solstice Gathering, managing expectations, communication, relationship anarchy, and affordable travel planning!
“Dogs, dinos, die hard, oming with great authority, force of nature, harmacist jedi starfleet ace, patriarchy slaying sage chef social worker, organizer but reality breaking party hike host bummer-fixer, world crosser.”
“Very personable, friendly and fun loving person. Loves everything dinosaur related and travelling!”
“Harmosaurus Rex, eats garlic. Wags tail. Is awesome in every way. Scientists are currently unable to find words to accurately describe!”
Thanks, as always, to our sponsors, Medicine Wheel, who are doing amazing work!
Apparently I’m a PC Fascist and Today’s Empires, Tomorrow’s Ashes by Propagandhi
Escarpment Blues by Sarah Harmer
May 25 LIVE on Northumberland 89.7 FM Small Town Radio
LISTEN HERE if you missed it live!
Check out my interview with a woman who may as well be my twin (seriously! we were born 2 days apart!). She’s got a lot of good things to say, def worth the listen.
Cailey McCormack is a young professional with a heart of gold from Port Hope. She is a lover of the outdoors, dogs, and wellness all while building a successful career. She’s passionate about social justice, and has a unique and compassionate approach to her activism, operating from the perspective that people come from good intentions and that it’s useful to meet them where they’re at. She says, “when creating positive change in any kind of community you can’t underestimate the power of effective and compassionate communication”.
Cailey is also a valuable thinker and world-builder when it comes to the concept of minimalism, connecting it to overall health and wellness in an accessible, practical way.
Cailey is a fixture at Turtle John’s Friday night karaoke in Port Hope, ranging in song choice from Sublime to Johnny Cash. When she’s not making change in her community, you can often find Cailey hanging out with her one year old dachshund, Reese, at her family’s cabin in the woods.
Nothing Exists. 