This week we talk with Dan from the Olivá Market. 

Dan and his wife opened the Olivá Market during the start of COVID and have had to navigate the pandemic with a burgeoning business.  

Dan is the charismatic face of the Olivá Market and we discuss a wide variety of topics surrounding business, family, community, and bringing people together. 

This Week's Wine:  Luccarelli

This week we're just chatting and letting everyone know how our fundraiser went, what we're going to attempt for next year, and we discuss some other things that are going on in our lives. 

This week's wine: McGuigan Black Label Shiraz

This week we're going down a list of controversial topics in parenting and giving our opinions. 

The list can be found here: https://www.dadometer.com/popular-and-controversial-parenting-topics/

This Week's Wine - Crush by Dreaming Tree - Recommend

This week we're making fudge! This will be the last time we cook on air, we promise.  

We also sit down after the cooking is done and discuss a large number of topics including giving Atlas his first bit of chocolate, how we feel about the boy going to daycare, sugar detoxes, internet advice, and more.  There was a lot on our minds apparently! 

This Week's Wine - Quai Du Vin Vidal - Do Not Recommend

This week we go over the history of education in Canada.  We also spend a while afterwards going over our thoughts on the current state of education.

This week's wine: Comuna - Recommend

https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/history-of-education

This week Chris and Mal go through what childhood was like between the year 500 to the present day.

There's a lot of information here - You don't want to miss it.

This Week's Wine: Frisky Beaver - 1 Recommend and 1 Don't Recommend

Sources:
https://www.representingchildhood.pitt.edu/medieval_child.htm
https://chnm.gmu.edu/cyh/teaching-modules/166
http://www.lakeshoreguardian.com/site/news/871/Growing-Up-in-the-1880s#.YF3wtq9KiUk
https://www.representingchildhood.pitt.edu/twentycent_child.htm

This week we interview the wonderful, kind, and incredibly intelligent Owner of Custom Orthotics London, Dawn MacArthur-Turner.

Dawn talks to us about what can go wrong with a developing skull and the ways to treat these conditions.

We also discuss financing woes and the need for some families to find external funding to ensure their babies grow and develop properly.

This episode coincides with the launch of our "Tiny Helmets for Tiny Heads" campaign that will run for the entire month of May. We are attempting to raise $7,500 to buy helmets for babies whose families can't afford them.  Currently, there are 3 families in the London area looking for funds, so we have a great opportunity to make a real difference in a child's life for the rest of their life.

Please visit http://gf.me/u/zqnkb3 to donate and if you can't donate, please consider sharing it to your social network.

This week's wine: Selfie by Megalomaniac - All 3 recommend

This week we interviewed a fantastic RMT named Victoria. 

We dive into what makes massage so essential to a healthy body and ask her some listener questions. 

We learned a lot on this one! You will too! 

This Week's Wine: Creekside - Heavy Recommend

This week we're going to teach you how to cook an easy, but not exactly healthy, nacho chicken burrito mix.  While that's cooking we discuss intermittent fasting, how keto works in the body, how meditation can help with hunger, and some aspects of nutrition app design that help you stay accountable. 

This Week's Wine: Freixenet - Recommend

This week Mal and I interview Melissa Price. 

Melissa owns her own photography business that was put on hold during a very long battle with endometriosis. She shares her story with us and it's quite the tale! 

This Week's Wine: The Audacity of Thomas G. Bright - Recommend