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.

Celebrating Radio's 100th anniversary in Canada with Stories from some of Canada's iconic broadcasters and music makers. This episode includes Rob Braide, Cliff Dumas, Bernie Finkelstein, Keith Hampshire, Alexander Mair, Shirley McQueen, Joanne Wilson (Dusty Shannon) Terry David Mulligan, Doug Thompson, Bob Roper, Earl Jive. This episode is co-hosted by Eric Rothschild & Don Shafer

Registered in 1969, Archway Community Services is a non-profit, multi-service, multi-funded community based social service agency. Rod Santiago is their Executive Director and he talks about the challenges and opportunities looking after over 90 programs.

Jennifer Johnstone is the President & CEO of the Central City Foundation. She has an extensive background in non-profit management and community resource development,. She is a leader in the business community for her continued mentorship of women and youth and passionately committed to social justice. In our conversation, she talks about the past, present and future of the CCF and the challenges and opportunities facing the not for profit sector.

Approximately 700 youth experience homlessness every night in Vancouver. Sean Easton talk about Zero Ceiling and how they are committed to ending homeless in British Columbia.

Fresh Roots is a non profit society that grows food for all. In this podast Alexa Pitoulis talks about thier programs before, COVID 19 and what they are doing now in various communites with programs like "Chefs for Families!"

Carpenter and builder, Andy Hoffman is also a professor at the University of Michigan. Our conversation focuses on many of the issues that are emerging in a post-COVID 19 world. Are our universities facing a crisis of relevance? Can this crisis spark lasting changes in Society?

Kimberly Nemrava talks about how non-profit organizations and community groups can prepare for and respond to COVID 19.