The Life of a Servant

The Life of a Servant

By Dennis MillsEducationSelf-Improvement
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The Life of a Servant episodes

  • Part 5: The Economy

    Part 5: The Economy

    This episode, Part 5 of 9, features a discussion about economic issues, from a conference held more than 20 years ago in Toronto. The discussion features John McCallum, Michael Phelps, Dennis Mills, Tom Axworthy and Lorna Marsden.

    We have enhanced the quality of the original audio as much as possible, and have repurposed the discussion into this nine-part podcast series as part of our efforts to advance the dialogue, continue the debate, and share the knowledge and information exchanged in 2002. In so doing, this podcast, and this specific series in fact, serves those listeners who have a passion for public policy in Canada and around the world.

    Background:

    Originally produced by our team at Ingenuity Radio in 2002, Searching for the New Liberalism is a nine-part series adapted for this podcast, The Life of a Servant. These episodes are reproduced and updated audio files from a conference that my team and I streamed live and published in 2002. Held at the Munk Centre at the University of Toronto, Search for the New Liberalism involved a who's who of participants. Our group, Ingenuity Radio, in collaboration with Standard Radio and CFRB in Toronto, produced the audio stream and later converted each segment into published podcasts. Learn more about this initiative in my newest book, From the Wood Chair to the Green Chair, in the chapter, "Searching for Ingenuity". I also encourage you to check out additional information at DennisMills.com.



    53 min
  • Part 4: Internet Issues

    Part 4: Internet Issues

    This episode, Part 4 of 9, features a discussion about Internet issues how Canadians were facing the challenges of connectivity in 2002, from a conference held more than 20 years ago in Toronto. The discussion features Candice Callison, Dennis Mills, Michelle Baert and Carolyn Bennett.

    We have enhanced the quality of the original audio as much as possible, and have repurposed the discussion into this nine-part podcast series as part of our efforts to advance the dialogue, continue the debate, and share the knowledge and information exchanged in 2002. In so doing, this podcast, and this specific series in fact, serves those listeners who have a passion for public policy in Canada and around the world.

    Background:

    Originally produced by our team at Ingenuity Radio in 2002, Searching for the New Liberalism is a nine-part series adapted for this podcast, The Life of a Servant. These episodes are reproduced and updated audio files from a conference that my team and I streamed live and published in 2002. Held at the Munk Centre at the University of Toronto, Search for the New Liberalism involved a who's who of participants. Our group, Ingenuity Radio, in collaboration with Standard Radio and CFRB in Toronto, produced the audio stream and later converted each segment into published podcasts. Learn more about this initiative in my newest book, From the Wood Chair to the Green Chair, in the chapter, "Searching for Ingenuity". I also encourage you to check out additional information at DennisMills.com.


    29 min
  • Part 3: Culture, Cohesion and Connecting Canadians

    Part 3: Culture, Cohesion and Connecting Canadians

    This episode, Part 3 of 9, features a discussion about how Canadians connect and find cohesion in such a vast geography, from a conference held more than 20 years ago in Toronto. We have enhanced the quality of the original audio as much as possible, and have repurposed the discussion into this nine-part podcast series as part of our efforts to advance the dialogue, continue the debate, and share the knowledge and information exchanged in 2002. In so doing, this podcast, and this specific series in fact, serves those listeners who have a passion for public policy in Canada and around the world.

    Background:

    Originally produced by our team at Ingenuity Radio in 2002, Searching for the New Liberalism is a nine-part series adapted for this podcast, The Life of a Servant. These episodes are reproduced and updated audio files from a conference that my team and I streamed live and published in 2002. Held at the Munk Centre at the University of Toronto, Search for the New Liberalism involved a who's who of participants. Our group, Ingenuity Radio, in collaboration with Standard Radio and CFRB in Toronto, produced the audio stream and later converted each segment into published podcasts. Learn more about this initiative in my newest book, From the Wood Chair to the Green Chair, in the chapter, "Searching for Ingenuity". I also encourage you to check out additional information at DennisMills.com.


    25 min
  • Part 2 - The Environment and Sustainable Development: A Presentation

    Part 2: Environment and Sustainable Development

    This episode, Part 2 of 9, features a presentation on the Environment and Sustainable Development by Desiree McGraw of McGill University, from a conference held more than 20 years ago in Toronto. We have enhanced the quality of the original audio as much as possible, and have repurposed the dialogue into this nine-part podcast series as part of our efforts to advance the dialogue, continue the debate, and share the knowledge and information exchanged in 2002. In so doing, this podcast, and this specific series in fact, serves those listeners who have a passion for public policy in Canada and around the world.

    Background:

    Originally produced by our team at Ingenuity Radio in 2002, Searching for the New Liberalism is a nine-part series adapted for this podcast, The Life of a Servant. These episodes are reproduced and updated audio files from a conference that my team and I streamed live and published in 2002. Held at the Munk Centre at the University of Toronto, Search for the New Liberalism involved a who's who of participants. Our group, Ingenuity Radio, in collaboration with Standard Radio and CFRB in Toronto, produced the audio stream and later converted each segment into published podcasts. Learn more about this initiative in my newest book, From the Wood Chair to the Green Chair, in the chapter, "Searching for Ingenuity". I also encourage you to check out additional information at DennisMills.com.


    23 min
  • Introduction

    Part 1: Introduction

    This episode, Part 1 of 9, was the Introductory session of a conference held more than 20 years ago in Toronto. This session features commentary by Howard Aster, Tom Axworthy, Richard O'Hagan, John Roberts and Lloyd Axworthy.

    We have enhanced the quality of the original audio as much as possible, and have repurposed the dialogue into this nine-part podcast series as part of our efforts to advance the dialogue, continue the debate, and share the knowledge and information exchanged in 2002. In so doing, this podcast, and this specific series in fact, serves those listeners who have a passion for public policy in Canada and around the world.

    Background:

    Originally produced by our team at Ingenuity Radio in 2002, Searching for the New Liberalism is a nine-part series adapted for this podcast, The Life of a Servant. These episodes are reproduced and updated audio files from a conference that my team and I streamed live and published in 2002. Held at the Munk Centre at the University of Toronto, Search for the New Liberalism involved a who's who of participants. Our group, Ingenuity Radio, in collaboration with Standard Radio and CFRB in Toronto, produced the audio stream and later converted each segment into published podcasts. Learn more about this initiative in my newest book, From the Wood Chair to the Green Chair, in the chapter, "Searching for Ingenuity". I also encourage you to check out additional information at DennisMills.com.


    50 min

About The Life of a Servant

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The key to successful leadership is the capacity to be a dedicated servant. Although I've been a businessman, a parliamentarian, a community leader and volunteer, husband, father and a grandfather,…