A few of the conversations that have shaped the podcast — from hereditary chiefs to award-winning journalists.
"Listening is the quietest way to show respect; it reveals our willingness to understand and connect deeply with others."— Kerry Washington
Hereditary Chief of The Squamish Nation, Ian Campbell, joined as my second guest of season #3. I was pleased to present this episode with such important stories and insight from Chief Campbell on everything from his culture and upbringing to youth leadership and Indigenous economic development in British Columbia.
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As one of British Columbia's most senior print journalists, it was a privilege to welcome such a talented and passionate journalist to the first season of the podcast. Lori discusses several of the stories she has covered, parts of being a journalist we may not consider, and her personal journey. Lori recently won a prestigious Webster Award for Excellence in Investigative and Enterprise Journalism.
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Rebecca Bollwitt was my first guest when I started the podcast in January of 2023! Having worked with Rebecca throughout the past two decades, it was a pleasure discussing her start as one of Canada's first bloggers and social media "personalities". Rebecca shares her passion for writing about the 604 area and how the school yearbook sparked her love for storytelling.
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It was a pleasant surprise how quickly Minister Kahlon, and team, agreed to organize a discussion on the podcast. I ask him about his dedication to engagement, along with questions to get to know the man behind the political title. I will always remember his story about speaking with people in every role of the housing industry to gather ideas for solving BC's housing challenges.
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