By Tim So
The podcast currently has 22 episodes available.
Today, it is my pleasure to welcome Tre’ Cates to The Tim So Show! Not only is Tre’ a seasoned entrepreneur who has vast experience building several organizations from the start-up level, but he is also a regenerative thought leader who emphasizes building healthy, organizational environments that enable long-term outcomes without compromising social and environmental integrity. Besides all of this, Tre’ is the founder of nRhythm, an organization focused on designing, operating, and resourcing other organizations, networks, and communities using the nRhythm Regenerative Framework which centres on a holistic, living systems-based approach.
In today’s episode, Tre’ will discuss what regeneration really means as well as the importance of constructing organizations (whether that be manufacturing, technology, business networks, food services, health and wellness, non-profit, agriculture, or financial firms) with health at the centre rather than productivity and efficiency. He’ll also share his thoughts on whether the loss of regeneration has to do with our fear of death as humans and his experience with regeneration in agriculture including working with the Savory Institute. Keep listening to hear how Tre’ is helping communities, people, and ecosystems thrive through regeneration.
Today I am excited to be chatting with Dr. Marc Bubbs ND, a naturopathic doctor, consultant performance nutritionist for Canada Basketball and ALTIS, a speaker, and a former strength coach. Dr. Bubbs is also the author of the best-selling book Peak: The New Science of Athletic Performance That is Revolutionizing Sports (#1 Best-Seller on Audible and Amazon Canada, USA, and UK), and is a regular contributor to Breaking Muscle as well as a nutrition advisory board member for Strong Magazine.
He has been working with professional athletes, busy executives, and motivated individuals for almost two decades now, aiming to improve their health by using an evidence-based approach to nutrition, fitness, and lifestyle modifications. Dr. Bubbs regularly presents at health, fitness, and medical conferences across Canada, USA, the U.K., and Europe and consults with professional sports teams in the NBA, NFL, NHL, and MLB.
In today’s episode, Dr. Bubbs will discuss consistent application, habit formation, and how taking a macro approach will provide the best results when it comes to weight loss. He’ll also discuss the detriments of late night eating and provide insight into losing weight in a smart and healthy way while touching on the stigmatization of protein intake. Keep listening to learn about Dr. Bubbs’ approach to fitness, nutrition, and lifestyle.
Instagram: @drbubbs
Twitter: @DrBubbs
Today I am pleased to be chatting with VG Meats farmer Cory Van Groningen.
In addition to running the VG Haldimand farm with his wife, Cory is also passionate about the business side of farming, which is how he earned the title of in-house politician at VG Meats, a family-owned business in Ontario that has been serving high-quality meat since the 1970s. Not only does Cory meet with officials on behalf of the beef industry but he also attends conferences and meetings to promote the mission and mandate of the company.
In today’s episode, Cory will discuss VG Meats’ direct-to-consumer approach including the importance of communicating with consumers across the meat counter and delivering the products that consumers really want to buy.
He’ll also share his knowledge of holistic management when it comes to farming, including planned grazing, sequestering carbon, and much more. Keep listening to learn about how Cory is implementing holistic management on his farm.
Today I'm joined by Yasi Gerami, an Iranian-Canadian artist, founder of Bluearth Films, and Director of the feature-length documentary Sustenance.
Sustenance is all about exploring where our food comes from around the world. This documentary dives deep into the controversies that revolve around food and its interconnectedness with justice, climate change, and sustainability.
In today's episode, we're touching on what sparked Yasi's inspiration for Sustenance, the current systemic issues that lie within the Canadian agricultural industry, and what intentional food consumption is all about.
To learn more about Yasi and the projects she is working on, check out the links below!
Follow Yasi's Work:
https://sustenancemovie.com/
https://yasigerami.com/yasi-gerami
https://www.instagram.com/yasigerami/?hl=en
From the 20th floor of a midtown Manhattan office building practicing hedge fund law to farming a lonely corner across a gas station in North York, Ran Goel of Fresh City is no ordinary founder. His decision to leave a lucrative career path on Wall Street to become an entrepreneur in the farm-to-table grocery sector significantly changed the course of his life. Join us as Ran takes a deep dive into his journey of transition, growth and meaning as he reflects on almost a decade of being an impact entrepreneur.
Vince Luciani is a Self-Discovery coach guiding sensitive feelers to illuminate their soul.
He guides people to leverage their darkness to create space for light. He's also an award-winning coach and speaker, Lululemon ambassador, and Reiki master.
Blake Landis is the Founder of Angelisco Tequila and 2 restaurants in Los Angeles called Cinco and The Manchester (both located in Westchester just down the road from each other).
Blake is also a man with a heart so large he will crush you with love.
Angelisco on Instagram
Cinco on Instagram
The Manchester on Instagram
This short episode is a short meditation. That's it.
Here's to taking a moment for yourself.
Enjoy.
Dick Schwartz began his career as a systemic family therapist and an academic. Grounded in systems thinking, Dr. Schwartz developed Internal Family Systems (IFS) in response to clients’ descriptions of various parts within themselves. He focused on the relationships among these parts and noticed that there were systemic patterns to the way they were organized across clients. He also found that when the clients’ parts felt safe and were allowed to relax, the clients would experience spontaneously the qualities of confidence, openness, and compassion that Dr. Schwartz came to call the Self. He found that when in that state of Self, clients would know how to heal their parts.
In this episode, we speak about:
For more information on Internal Family Systems, check them out at https://ifs-institute.com/.
Robbie is the creator of Inward, a new social experience built around guided cold water immersion and sauna programming. The experience uses SoulCycle style coaching to help bring you into a stronger mental state. Inward offers guided ice bath meditation, breathwork, sweat lodge experiences, couples plunges, sound meditation and aromatherapy.
Check out Inward here: https://www.goinward.ca/
The podcast currently has 22 episodes available.