David Whyte is an internationally renowned poet and author. His poetry and storytelling, is nothing short of transcendent. I'm unashamedly a huge fan as his conversations and poetry have come to my rescue at some darker times in my life and this seems like a perfect moment in history to share He came by our studios a few years ago, and this feels like a perfect moment in history to share this conversation.

After nearly 8 months of being shut down due to COVID 19, BLANKET BC is BACK picking up and delivering blankets. In this episode Gregory talks about the impetus of the organization, the challenges and issues facing Blanket BC and too many non-profit organizations, issues in fundraising and growing issues of homelessness.

Marylee is a storyteller, poet, and stand-up comic. She is always enlightening, thoughtful and fun up close and personal or on stage. Our conversation looks at her views on climate change, the beauty in our neighbourhoods, teaching, politics, homelessness, what it’s like taking her “show” online, and a very funny story about ladybugs being an amateur naturalist and photographer.

Christine Boyle was voted to Vancouver City Council in 2018. She is a climate justice activist, United Church minister, community organizer and champion of Vancouver's Climate Emergency Action Plan. We talk about her path to council, activism, the Pope and many other issues...

Lotte Davis is the Co-Founder of AG Hair and CEO of One Girl Can. In this episode she talks about her memories of relocating to Canada and realizing at an early age that she wanted to return to South Africa and find a way to impact gender inequality helping girls realize their potential to contribute equally.

Paul Larocque is the President & CEO of Arts Umbrella where young artists cultivate their creativity in Dance, Theatre, Art & Design. Paul explains the challenges and the amazing work he and his team are doing to help young creatives in Vancouver.

The FNHMA provides leadership in First Nations health management activities by developing and promoting quality standards, practices, research, certification, networking and professional development. Marion Crow is their CEO and talks about the work of the organization and its members, thier COVID 19 response, Town Halls and training. ``

Grace Nosek is a Ph.D. student and Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation Scholar. She is interested in how law can be used to protect climate change science, particularly in an environment of doubt created by companies focused on protecting profit.

Matt Price is the founder of For our Kids and together with Marian Hakze they talk about how they are working for a green, equitable and just world for our children and grandchildren.

Sarah is an academic, a lawyer and she is extremely active in our community. Sarah is a regular contributor to The Georgia Straight and The Huffington Post and supports a number of non-profit organizations. We talk about the impact of COVID 19, how our legal system and human rights have been impacted, and how some not for profit organizations have responded to the pandemic.