Dr. Moira Somers is an expert on overcoming procrastination and resistance. Her book ‘Advice that Sticks’ is used by great advisors everywhere. How can we get people to act, knowing that you can’t compel motivation?

Liz Mulholland is the CEO of Prosper Canada, a national charity dedicated to expanding economic opportunity for all. We discuss the dire situation many Canadians face, the need for improved literacy and the possible benefits of more explicit labelling for high-interest loans.

Nadine Livingston is the chief Alchemist at Strategicly. She’s a marketing consultant to many industries – including finance. How do firms use #Bullshift to manipulate your buying patterns?

Tyler Meredith is a public policy guru who has had a direct hand in crafting numerous federal budgets. He joins me to discuss the role of #Bullshift in creating purposeful policies and in projecting economic developments – with specific references to Tuesday’s federal budget.

Barry Goldwater Jr. is a former American congressman and current businessman.

Maureen Jensen is the former CEO of the Ontario Securities Commission and the current CEO for the Ombudsman for Banking and Securities Industry. What does she think about the proposal to give OBSI binding dispute resolution authority?

Dave Hayes is the research subject matter expert for the FCAC’s behavioural finance lab. What are some hacks that can help people change their behaviour to reach better financial outcomes?

Kris Knutson is a PhD who works for United For Literacy, helping people of all ages to better understand finance. Did you know there are now courses about personal finance in grade school and high school?

Gillian Kunza is the CEO of Designed Securities. Have you ever considered the many meanings of the word “independent” in financial services?

Peter Victor is a renowned expert on environmental economics. His new book ‘Escape From Overshoot’ is a direct challenge to how we view ourselves. Did you know that environmental economists challenge traditional economics as much as behavioural economists do?