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- The Space - What We're Reading
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In this episode of the #Space[inbetween] Cam and I discuss what we're reading during the time of COVID.
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Email us: [email protected]31 min - If I Were King - Part 3
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In this episode of #ForWhatIt’sWorthwithBlakeMelnick, #IfIWereKing, Part 3, we travel to Halifax Nova Scotia to interview two members of the #babyboom generation. Baby Boomers were born between 1946 and 1965.
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Every Graduate is Innovation-Enabled; Every Employee can Contribute to Innovation
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Email us: [email protected]53 min - The Space - What We're Watching
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During the Pandemic people have been watching a lot of television, particularly through streaming services like #Netflix, #iTunes, #Crave, and #Amazon. These services have done extraordinarily well during this period, however they are quickly running out of tier 1 content, making it more difficult to find movies, programs and series that are worth watching.
In this episode of #TheSpaceInbetween, titled, #WhatWeAreWatching, #CamBrown and I review shows, movies and documentaries we are watching, which we believe are noteworthy.Support the show
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Email us: [email protected]16 min - If I Were King - Part 2
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The COVID 19 pandemic has created perhaps a once in a lifetime opportunity for change. The next episode of #ForWhatItsWorth, #IfIWereKing, explores ideas for change through interviews with a cross section of Canadians spanning different generations. Each person will be asked the same question ... Given where you are in your life, if you were King, and could change one thing, right now, which would have a positive impact on our society for the greatest number of people, what would you change and what would be required to make it happen. In part 2, our guests are Kevin a journeyman welder, living in #kimberleybc and Stephen an engineer living an working in #CalgaryAlberta. Both are members of #GenY or Millenials. Please join us for #ifIWereKing part two ...For What It's Worth...
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Every Graduate is Innovation-Enabled; Every Employee can Contribute to Innovation
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Email us: [email protected]42 min - If I Were King - Part 1
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The COVID 19 pandemic has created perhaps a once in a lifetime opportunity for change. The next episode of #ForWhatItsWorth, #IfIWereKing, explores ideas for change through interviews with a cross section of Canadians spanning different generations. Each person will be asked the same question ... Given where you are in your life, if you were King, and could change one thing, right now, which would have a positive impact on our society for the greatest number of people, what would you change and what would be required to make it happen...Join us For What It's Worth...
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Every Graduate is Innovation-Enabled; Every Employee can Contribute to Innovation
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Email us: [email protected]37 min - If I Were King - Trailer
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The COVID 19 pandemic has created a once in a lifetime opportunity for change. The next episode of #ForWhatItsWorth, #IfIWereKing, explores ideas for change through interviews with a cross section of Canadians spanning different generations.
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Email us: [email protected]2 min - The Space - The Back to School Blues
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With September fast approaching, North American families are typically focused on preparing for the start of the school year. In normal times, this can be busy and stressful for parents, students and teachers. Under the shadow of the COVID 19 Pandemic it is something different entirely
We have seen a significant up tick in infection rates of COVID 19 across the country since July. This increase has largely been attributed to young people, feeling the need to be social after so many months of isolation. It would appear from contact tracing, the greatest risk for transmission is large gatherings indoors - Bars, restaurants, house parties etc.
As the weather begins to cool, and people start to spend less time outside, the risk of infection and transmission for all of us will increase - The science is quite clear. Knowing this, should we as society further exacerbate the risk of infection, transmission, and death, for the most vulnerable members of our society, by allowing our schools to open in September? What are the alternatives?
Join us for this week’s episode of #TheSpace[inbetween], Back to School Blues …#ForWhatItsWorth
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Email us: [email protected]23 min - The Space - The Rise of the Bicycle
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As the coronavirus pandemic shrinks life in major Canadian and American cities — limiting familiar pastimes and discouraging the use of buses and subways and other forms of mass transit — hundreds of thousands of us are flocking to one of the most basic forms of mobility: the bicycle.
In March, nationwide sales of bicycles, equipment and repair services nearly doubled compared with the same period last year, according to the N.P.D. Group, a market research company. Sales of commuter and fitness bikes in the same month increased 66 percent, leisure bikes jumped 121 percent, children’s bikes went up 59 percent and electric bikes rose 85 percent.By the end of April, many stores and distributors had sold out of low-end consumer bikes. Now, the United States is facing a severe bicycle shortage as global supply chains, disrupted by the coronavirus outbreak, scramble to meet the surge in demand. (New York Times)
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Email us: [email protected]35 min - The Digital Dark Age - Part 2
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The exponential advances in #digitaltechnologies over the next few years could make many of our personal histories and existing digital artifacts inaccessible, leading us into “digital dark age” in which our civilization’s most #criticalknowledge is at risk due to digital technology itself. In Part 2 of the #digitaldarkage, #dagspicer and I discuss the end of #mooreslaw, the role of government, cloud computing, software as a service as possible solutions to this challenge.
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About FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH with Blake Melnick
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Changing the world, one mind at a time, For What it's Worth...“For What it’s Worth” is an interview-based podcast series which focuses on exploring innovative ideas for a changing world; ideas related…
to people, culture, business, education, science and more. The show features well-known guests from across a variety of industries and disciplines, each presenting their views, theories, and predictions about issues related to new ways of thinking, working, and learning. From education to technology, social justice to the future of work, from politics to culture change, "For What it's Worth" explores where we are, how we got here, and whether or not we want to continue along these same paths in a post-COVID 19 world. The show will also feature “The Space [in Between]” co-hosted with Cameron Brown. “The Space” is an opinion-based exploration of a broad spectrum of cultural issues from current events, entertainment and the Arts. “The Space” is a free-flowing, non-scripted dialogue between Blake Melnick and Cameron Brown, and may appear as a stand-alone episode, or as an episode segment, you just never know... To access resources mentioned in the episode or to comment on the show, please visit: http://forwhatitsworthpodcast.blogspot.com