David speaks with Tyler Simmons about his experiences as a black male living in Nova Scotia, and gathers his perspective on recent events across the globe and what needs to be done to effect lasting change.

For more information on the black lives matter initiative, please visit

https://blacklivesmatter.com/resources/

In the latest episode, David recounts an incredible tale from the Summer of 2017 that led to a lot of joy, happiness and emotion.

David and Frank reunite to discuss all things mindset related to covid-19.

In our first story since the Covid-19 lockdown, David chats to top health psychologist Dr. Michael Vallis about all things behaviour and habit related. This is a genuine, bonafide expert relaying his thoughts on the things that will actually service us in terms of making changes we want to last in our life. For more on Dr. Vallis and his work, visit www.behaviourchangeinstitute.ca

This week, David sits down with entrepreneur Nick Stoddard, Co founder of Antimatter Creative labs and Dart Frog Events.

With family roots in Jamaica, Nick was born and raised in a Nova Scotian community where crime, violence and unpredictability became the norm, introducing some extremely tough barriers to success. Through some fascinating life choices (including a complete change in fashion sense!) Nick has been able to position himself extremely well in the modern world of technology and entrepreneurship, whilst never forgetting where he came from or what he endured, a skill that will see him continue to succeed throughout lifes endeavours.

For more information on Nick and his businesses, you can visit https://antimatterlabs.ca/ and https://dartfrogevents.com/

In a timely educational episode, Frank interviews psychologist Dean Perry, who knows a thing or two about the human mindset, emergency preparedness and trauma. With over 30 years experience, he has had a huge impact on mental health services within the the Mental Health Community / Environment in Nova Scotia. At present, he is the Nova Scotia coordinator for the American Psychological Association's Disaster Response Network.

Dean is the perfect person to speak to when it comes to determining our mindset responses in relation to trauma and disasters. There is a lot of takeaways from this story.

This week, Frank sits down with St francis Xavier student union leader Rebecca, who has a unique tale on campus life. An activist, a proud daughter and a young lady with huge aspirations, Rebecca's story transcends university life in a time where aggressive and dominant male behaviour should no longer be accepted as "boys will be boys". Rebecca spoke out, and because of her, many others did too. This episode will help you understand why that is so important, and why remaining true to your authentic self is always best practice.

This week, Frank sits down with Ian Ripley, general manager of Athol Forestry for a fascinating insight into what it's like to deal with a life-changing decision in an industry that the vast majority of employees have never known anything else.

To learn more about Athol, please visit http://atholforestry.com/home.html

This week, David speaks to the owner of Sweet Pea Boutique Joey, who decided to drop out of university to pursue her dream of opening Halifax most spectacular place to buy dresses for all occasions. Spoiler alert: She succeeded! Joey's tale is inspirational, and a must listen for anyone pursuing lofty goals in the retail industry, and wants to know what type of mindset is required to make it work.

Check out Joey's store at 1542 Queen Street, visit the stores website at www.sweetpeahalifax.com and follow their instagram page @sweetpeahalifax

This week, Frank and David talk about all things Nadir experience, and how the analysis of life's lows can lead to greater peace of mind when it comes to dealing with future Nadir's.

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