Ep. 83 – Seaforestation and Ocean Conservation with Scott Bohachyk

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Scott is committed to advancing nature-based solutions that benefit people and the planet. His current work and experience have resulted in an inspiring and dynamic network that seeks solutions to the complex environmental challenges of our times. He works closely with various levels of government, industry, universities and non-profits to coordinate and amplify these efforts. In concert with a talented … Read More

Ep. 82 – Loosening the Reigns on Teaching with Dr. Tim Dasey

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Listen to “Ep. 82 – Loosening the Reigns on Teaching with Dr. Tim Dasey” on Spreaker. Dr. Tim Dasey knows how to push educational buttons, and let me be clear, this is a good thing! I found this out as I recorded this episode and listened to Tim’s theories on how schools need to evolve. These theories come from a … Read More

Ep. 81 – Earthday.org with Bryce Coon and Emily Walker

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Bryce Coon and Emily Walker head up the education team at EARTHDAY.ORG which firmly believes that every learner in every school worldwide should receive fully integrated, assessed climate and environmental education with a strong civic engagement component. Bryce joins as the Associate Director of Climate Education, while Emily joins as the Education Coordinator. As Associate Director of Climate Education, Bryce … Read More

Ep. 80 – Einstein: The Man and His Mind with Dr. Gary Berger

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This episode is becoming one of my favourite recordings. I think the reason is because, through this discussion with Dr. Berger, I feel like I’ve gotten to know Albert Einstein like I never have before. Or maybe it’s because as a result of my new connection to Gary, I am now the proud recipient of his brilliant book! As I … Read More

Ep. 79 – GAIN Without Pain for Teaching Professionals with Dr. Greg Hammer MD

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Greg Hammer, MD, is a professor at Stanford University School of Medicine. As a pediatric anesthesiologist and an intensive care physician he cares for children and their families during very stressful times. Burnout is on the rise. This is a problem we cannot afford to ignore. The rising costs of burnout are staggering. Health care professionals AND teachers, sacrifice their … Read More