Further Reflections

Tim Yearington is the guest on this episode of the podcast. He describes himself as as an Algonquin knowledge keeper and will discuss Thunderbird teachings and being a Thunderbird himself as well as a proposed Shaman school to embody people to heal others and themselves among other interesting topics.

In this episode Mark recaps some of the movies that made an impression on him in the first half of 2018. He discusses Black Panther, Annihilation and First Reformed, looks back on Mildred Pierce and The Long Goodbye and re-visits Brokeback Mountain and Her among other titles.

Sébastien Bacharach is the guest in this episode. He is based in Perth, Ontario, and discusses his interest in Islamic art, the influence of Islam on his life, meditation retreats in Thailand and the Transition movement.

Daniel Foor of Ancestral Medicine discusses his work with the ancestors.

10 previous guests of the podcast give their thoughts about what they like, dislike and would change about the city of Ottawa.

Laurin Fulton is the guest on this episode of the podcast. She is the blogger at Vegetable Visions, a blog on growing food from the garden, cooking and life in between. Lauring discusses how we can grow more food in the urban environment, an internship at an organic farms, some of her travel experiences among other things.

Christopher Kelly Bisson recaps a recent conference on agri-food policy and discusses some of his political views that come from his PHD studies.

Mark recaps trips taken in the last six months to England and The Netherlands to visit family there. He reveals a slice of life of both countries.

Brian Tohana is the guest in this episode. He talks about his work with a dementia patient, his spiritual awakening, his interests and inspirations, Authentic Relating, his upcoming book and more.

Corrie Rabbe is a Certified Nutritional Practioner with a focus on gut health. She is here to talk about her new business Radical Health, the gut microbiome, animal welfare, the Transition movement and more.