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Talks with Dr ShaferMastering Your Mind Over Body: Respond, Don't ReactOn this Short Talk on Talks with Dr. Shafer, Dr Shafer focuses is on mastering our responses (and overcoming maladaptive reactions we may be repeating) in relationships, particularly when faced with triggering situations. Dr. Shafer emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and intentionality in our interactions, encouraging listeners to take a pause and reflect rather than react impulsively. By examining our knee-jerk reactions to stress and things that trigger us and addressing the limiting beliefs that are behind them, we can empower ourselves to respond thoughtfully, fostering deeper connections and a sense of peace in our relationships.
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Talks with Dr ShaferWe Don't Talk About It: The High Risk of Suicide Amongst Female Physicians and What Needs to Change*Trigger Warning: Suicide and Death by Suicide are Discussed in this Episode
On this episode of Talks with Dr Shafer, Dr. Shafer welcomes Special Guest Dr. Chestovich, MD. Dr. Michelle Chestovich is a physician practicing family medicine, coach, mom, a podcast host of the Re-Mind Yourself Podcast, a Speaker and an advocate for awareness of the high risk of Female Physician Suicide. Gretchen lost her younger sister, Dr Gretchen Butler, a radiologist, unexpectedly to suicide in March 2021. Since then she has been advocating for helping heal her fellow healers and for making meaningful workplace c...2024-09-2858 min
The Bowen Island PodcastDon Forgeron - EarthquakeThis is a sound-byte of a conversation I had with Don Forgeron when he was the President of the Insurance Bureau of Canada.I posted it today following a discussion with Edward Wachtman about the Bowen Island Neighbourhood Emergency Response Program and our emergency preparedness. The question is what would you do if something like this happened? You can learn more about NERP and what to do here.https://bowenislandmunicipality.ca/services/emergency-program/neighbourhood-emergency-response-program/2024-09-0700 min
Talks with Dr ShaferMy Story: The Beginning of Talks with Dr Shafer and My Passion For Reclaiming Your StoryMy Story: The Beginning of Talks with Dr Shafer and My Passion For Reclaiming Your Story
On Today's Inspiring Episode of Talks with Dr Shafer, Dr. Shafer shares her personal story of healing and growth, emphasizing the importance of reclaiming one's story and living authentically. Dr Shafer shares her journey from being a full-time physician to a part-time physician and then a full-time mom, as well as her decision to leave her career in music for a relationship early in life. She reflects on the challenges of prioritizing family over personal fulfillment and the process of rebuilding h...2024-08-1708 minTalks with Dr ShaferConnection, on Talks with Dr ShaferHi Everyone! And welcome to Talks with Dr. Shafer. I am Dr Shafer, and I am a mom, a physician, a board certified Neurologist, a musician, writer and publisher on a quest to help others on their journey of growth and improved health through storytelling. I believe in creating safe spaces to share our stories so that we can heal, grow and support one another, and create and environment where there is no need for shame. Where we meet life’s challenges with a focus on the possibilities ahead, and learn to release or work around past limitations.
Today, on Tal...2024-02-2910 minTalks with Dr ShaferShort Talks with Dr Shafer: VulnerabilityIn cooperation with We Don’t Tell Our Stories (www.wedonttellourstories), this week Dr Shafer discusses the gifts of vulnerability and how our most beautiful memories and beloved stories contain our vulnerable moments, which connect and bond us. #talkswithdrshafer #wedonttellourstories #vulnerability #growthmindset #lifecoach #empowerment2024-01-1012 min
Sticks & Stones - Roots & Bones: Exploring the Power of Words in a Polarized WorldTzeporah Berman - This Crazy Time!Tzeporah Berman, an environmental activist and campaigner, talks about her work at Stand.earth and her role in campaigns to stop fracking, protect forests, and clean up the fashion industry. She emphasizes the need to replace fossil fuels and prevent their overproduction, as they contribute to climate change. Berman reflects on her journey as an activist and the challenges of finding common ground with different stakeholders.Our conversation explores the importance of understanding different perspectives and managing emotions during challenging dialogues. Tzeporah shares her approach of finding common ground and understanding the lived experiences of others. Our discussion...2023-10-2557 min
Sticks & Stones - Roots & Bones: Exploring the Power of Words in a Polarized WorldBob Joseph - The Path to ReconciliationBob Joseph has spent more than twenty years training corporations and government organizations to work effectively and respectfully with Indigenous communities through his business, Indigenous Corporate Training. He has been an associate professor at Royal Roads University and a guest lecturer at other academic institutions. He is the author of the Canadian best-seller 21 Things You May Not Know About the Indian Act and Indigenous Relations: Insights, Tims & Suggestions. In this episode, we talk about the pathway to Reconciliation, and Bob provides his own personal insight into how to navigate difficult conversations.Please have a look at our show...2023-09-1057 min
Sticks & Stones - Roots & Bones: Exploring the Power of Words in a Polarized WorldJessie Sutherland - Intercultural StrategiesIn this episode, we catch up with Jessie Sutherland. Jessie developed Intercultural Strategies and the Belonging Matters framework to provide the knowledge, processes and tools that can bridge the gap between people with lived experience and system influencers in order to create lasting and sustainable personal and community change. We talked about many things, but I'm still thinking about naming the system that we've been born into the habits we have developed and the invitation to change them.2023-09-1058 min
Sticks & Stones - Roots & Bones: Exploring the Power of Words in a Polarized WorldTeun van Dijk - The Centre for Discourse StudiesI've started a new series here and I'm calling it Sticks & Stones, Roots & Bones. It's part of my dissertation research project with the University of British Columbia as I explore the power of the words we use in a polarized world with experts who research, and study how to navigate difficult conversations.In this episode, we're joined by Teun van Dijk. Teun is a Dutch linguist who studies language structure, development, and use. He has made significant contributions to discourse analysis, and he is an expert at how language both reflects and constructs the social world. We talk...2023-09-0158 min
Sticks & Stones - Roots & Bones: Exploring the Power of Words in a Polarized WorldSticks & Stones, Roots & Bones TrailerThis is the trailer and introduction to Sticks & Stones, Roots & Bones. A new podcast produced at the conversation lab with a focus on the words we use and the hope that we will learn how to change hearts and minds one conversation at a time.2023-08-2100 min
The Bowen Island PodcastAl-Gore - About Climate ChangeWondering what to do about Climate Change? These are closing comments from Al Gore during the Climate Reality Leadership training I attended in Seattle. Small communities like Bowen Island struggle with what to do about our climate and while the future may be uncertain, I've always found his optimism helpful and a good place to start the next discussion. Enjoy!2023-07-2810 min
The Bowen Island PodcastHolly Graff & Richard Smith - The Bowen Island Community FoundationHolly Graff and Richard Smith join us in this episode to talk about the work of the Bowen Island Community Foundation and some of the things that got us here, some great ideas from our neighbors that benefit everyone on the island, and that it's time again for Vital Conversations.2023-05-1128 min
The Bowen Island PodcastDavid Hocking - Protecting the Crown JewelsIn this episode, David Hocking talks about how Bowen Islands' history of logging connects Mount Gardner, Crippen Park, and Cape Roger Curtis with a focus on moving from resource extraction to recreation and conservation.2023-02-2129 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialTurf, Truth, Trust - The Victoria ForumThis is a conversation from the Victoria Forum. A collaboration between the Senate of Canada and the University of Victoria. I was asked to moderate this plenary session, "Bridging Environmental Divides: Shifting our relationship with the natural world from extractive to regenerative." This conversation analyzes our quest to shift our relationship with the natural world from extractive to regenerative by bridging environmental divides and exploring the many conversational ecosystems that come along with them. Our panel consists of Balgis Osman Elisha, Senator Rosa Galvez, Wendy Smith, and Kresse Wesling.You can watch all of the sessions from this 3...2023-01-141h 00
The Bowen Island PodcastSnug Cove Sewer - Who pays?In this episode, Tim Misko, Brad Hawthorn, and Nerys Poole join us to talk about Local Service Areas, the Ombudsperson investigation, and the Snug Cove sewage treatment plant.2022-12-1044 min
The Bowen Island PodcastPeter Frinton - Fifty Years on (Part 2)Peter Frinton has lived on Bowen with his partner Carol since 1972. He became active politically in the early 90s as a GVRD alternate and then as chair of the APC. He served on Bowen Council for 4 terms and was also an Islands Trust trustee, Metro Vancouver Director, the Mayors' Council delegate to Translink, and he served on the Treaty Advisory Commission. In this episode, he shares some stories with us about life on Bowen, his observations over the years, and how our five levels of government work.This is part two of our conversation about life and politics on...2022-11-031h 05
The Bowen Island PodcastPeter Frinton -Fifty Years On... (Part 1)Peter Frinton has lived on Bowen with his partner Carol since 1972. He became active politically in the early 90s as a GVRD alternate and then as chair of the APC. He served on Bowen Council for 4 terms and was also an Islands Trust trustee, Metro Vancouver Director, the Mayors' Council delegate to Translink, and he served on the Treaty Advisory Commission. In this episode, he shares some stories with us about life on Bowen, his observations over the years, and how our five levels of government work.2022-10-2241 min
The Bowen Island PodcastJeff Fitzpatrick - Metro Vancouver Regional ParksJeff Fitzpatrick is the Division Manager of Regional Parks, Design, and Devopment with Metro Vancouver. In this episode, we learn about the importance of regional parks, their history, and how Cape Roger Curtis is about to become one of them.2022-10-2132 min
The Bowen Island PodcastBob Turner - A Bowen Island PerspectiveThis is a conversation with Bob Turner. A former Mayor on Bowen Island, conservationist, and filmmaker. I reached out to Bob to help provide context to the many issues we face on this small island, and to understand the politics of environmentalism.2022-10-1651 minThe Bowen Island PodcastThe Bowen Island Podcast Post Election (Trailer)This is the trailer we made following the election as we reach into our community.2022-10-1502 min
The Bowen Island PodcastAndrew Leonard - Mayoral CandidateMayoral Candidate Andrew Leonard shares his vision for Bowen Island in the 2022 Municipal Election. The picture was updated when it was announced that he had won.2022-10-1533 min
The Bowen Island PodcastJudi Gedye for Bowen Island Council & The Islands TrustJudi Gedye joins us to talk about life on Bowen Island and why she wants to run for municipal council and the Islands Trust.2022-10-1329 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialWendy Smith - Both/And ThinkingIn this episode from another conversation, we talk about the power of paradox and how it impacts the work we do including climate change.2022-10-1338 min
Digital Banking PodcastDetermine Your Strategic Goals Before Selecting a Fintech Partner, with Don Shafer, Co-founder & Chief Evangelist at QuiloAre fintechs your financial institution’s enemy or its savior. Or something in between. The correct answer is, all of the above. In this episode of the Digital Banking Podcast, host Josh DeTar welcomed Don Shafer, the co-founder and chief evangelist at Quilo. Among other things, the two discussed how fintechs generally fall into one of three different “buckets.” They also looked at people's expectations from banking and tech, as well as why you shouldn’t close your branches.2022-10-071h 18
The Bowen Island PodcastAlison Morse - For Bowen Island CouncilI was delighted to catch up with Alison Morse to talk about her vision for Bowen Island and what being on the municipal council has been like over the years.2022-10-0225 min
The Bowen Island PodcastSue Ellen Fast - For Bowen Island Council & Islands TrustSue Ellen Fast talks about her love of nature, her vision for Bowen Island and a little about the Islands Trust2022-10-0129 min
The Bowen Island PodcastJohn Saunders - For Bowen Island CouncilWe caught up with John Saunders to talk about hockey, how he discovered Bowen Island and why he wants to be a municipal councilor.2022-09-2830 min
The Bowen Island PodcastTim Wake - For Bowen Island Council & The Islands TrustTim Wake is running for council and talks about the issues and his vision for Bowen Island2022-09-2818 min
The Bowen Island PodcastAlex Jurgensen - Bowen Island CouncilAlex Jurgensen is running for Bowen Island Council and in this episode, he talks about those things that are important to him.2022-09-2719 min
The Bowen Island PodcastMaureen Nicholson - Mayoral CandidateIn this episode, we talk with Mayoral Candidate Maureen Nicholson about her two terms on the Bowen Island Municipal Council as well as her vision for Bowen Island.2022-09-2235 min
The Bowen Island PodcastCraig Macdonald - For Bowen Island CouncilCraig Macdonald joins us to talk about many election issues and his vision for Bowen Island.2022-09-2015 min
The Bowen Island PodcastRichard Wiefelspuett - For Bowen Island CouncilRichard Wiefelspuett is running for Council and talks about his concerns and vision for Bowen Island.2022-09-1728 min
The Bowen Island PodcastJohn Turner - Mayoral CandidateJohn Turner is a Mayoral Candidate in this year's Bowen Island municipal election. In this episode, he shares his vision for Bowen.2022-09-1623 min
The Bowen Island PodcastRobin Burger - For Bowen Island CouncilRobin Burger is running for council on Bowen Island and talks about the issues and vision for our community.2022-09-1519 min
The Bowen Island PodcastGale Lyttle - for Bowen Island Municipal Council & The Islands TrustGale Lyttle is running as a councilor in this year's municipal elections on Bowen Island and a position with The Islands Trust and talks about her concerns and aspirations.2022-09-1218 min
The Bowen Island PodcastNicole Thomas ZyczynskiI was able to catch up with Nicole and we talked about her love of music and Bowen Island.2022-09-0317 minThe Bowen Island PodcastThe Bowen Island PodcastWelcome to the Bowen Island Podcast. This is the trailer for a series of conversations with many of the candidates running in the upcoming Fall election. It's an opportunity to get to know them better, hear what they have to say, and learn what their vision is for Bowen. Please subscribe to learn when the next podcast is available.2022-08-2302 min
Simply Charlotte Mason Homeschooling (video)Don't Break Your Home School During Summer BreakLaura Pitney joins Sonya to talk about how to approach summer break without losing all your momentum.
Don’t Break Your Home School During Summer Break originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.2022-06-0100 minSimply Charlotte Mason HomeschoolingDon't Break Your Home School During Summer BreakLaura Pitney joins Sonya to talk about how to approach summer break without losing all your momentum.
Don’t Break Your Home School During Summer Break originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.2022-06-0114 min
Simply Charlotte Mason HomeschoolingWhat to Do When Charlotte Mason Methods Don't WorkSometimes homeschooling just doesn't seem to work. Sonya is joined by Amber O'Neal Johnston to discuss what to do when you or your children are struggling with a Charlotte Mason method.
What to Do When Charlotte Mason Methods Don’t Work originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.2022-04-0620 minSimply Charlotte Mason Homeschooling (video)What to Do When Charlotte Mason Methods Don't WorkSometimes homeschooling just doesn't seem to work. Sonya is joined by Amber O'Neal Johnston to discuss what to do when you or your children are struggling with a Charlotte Mason method.
What to Do When Charlotte Mason Methods Don’t Work originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.2022-04-0600 min
The CU2.0 PodcastLive from CU2VIP-Live Event #4 Don Shafer Quilo/Joe Arnold Carter on Newstyle LendingSend us a text Time travel back 20 years. Imagine going into a credit union or bank and asking for a personal loan for $500. Reality: unless you are a very established member/customer you would be shown the door. Empty handed. That's because, in those days, there was no way to profitably make that loan. $50,000? Sure.But $500 for some emergency dental work? Nah.But now we are in 2022 and, suddenly, fast, inexpensive loan underwriting is a reality as is loan processing. Enter Quilo, a startup co-founded by Don Shafer, well known...2022-03-0226 min
Simply Charlotte Mason HomeschoolingCharlotte Mason When You Don't HomeschoolHere are some ideas for how you can incorporate Charlotte Mason’s philosophy and methods into your home even if you are not homeschooling.
Charlotte Mason When You Don’t Homeschool originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.2022-02-0218 minSimply Charlotte Mason Homeschooling (video)Charlotte Mason When You Don't HomeschoolHere are some ideas for how you can incorporate Charlotte Mason’s philosophy and methods into your home even if you are not homeschooling.
Charlotte Mason When You Don’t Homeschool originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.2022-02-0200 min
The Conversation LabSpencerHall - The Jelly Fish ProjectI’m Spencer Hall filling in for Don Shafer at the conversation lab. In 2011, Daniel Kingsbury and his band founded an organization called The Jellyfish Project, an organization that harnessed the power of live music to inspire kids to address climate change. This week his mother, Bronia Kingsbury and Naomi Fleschhut, executive director, join us to discuss the groups background, their current initiatives, and how you can get involved.2021-05-0941 min
Classic Radio TheaterThe Shadow SH380206One of the most famous lines in radio history is from this show, "Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men...". this episodes "The Phantom Voice" is from before World War 2.2020-06-1831 minClassic Radio TheaterGun Smoke GS531107William Conrad is US Marshall Matt Dillion in this long running western favorite. "Stolen Horses" deals with a recurring theme of frontier days.2020-06-1825 minClassic Radio TheaterOur Miss BrooksEve Arden is Connie Brooks, Madison Highs favorite English teacher. In this episode, "Key to the School" see if you can figure out where the key is?2020-06-1830 minClassic Radio TheaterLife of RileyWilliam Bendix stars as Riley. In this episode, "Babs elopes with Simon" from February 11, 1949: Riley messes everything up and nothing is what it seems.2020-06-1829 minClassic Radio TheaterCisco KidO Henry's famous heroes of the Old West. Pancho gets in trouble and it's Cisco to the rescue in "Necktie Party for Pancho" from July 31 1952.2020-06-1827 min
The Conversation LabMaple Leaf Radio Stories - Celebrating Radios 100th Anniversary in CanadaCelebrating Radio's 100th anniversary in Canada with Stories from some of Canada's iconic broadcasters and music makers. This episode includes Rob Braide, Cliff Dumas, Bernie Finkelstein, Keith Hampshire, Alexander Mair, Shirley McQueen, Joanne Wilson (Dusty Shannon) Terry David Mulligan, Doug Thompson, Bob Roper, Earl Jive. This episode is co-hosted by Eric Rothschild & Don Shafer2020-06-081h 28Classic Radio TheaterArch Obler PlaysFrom 1939 master storyteller Arch Obler brings us Mirage.2020-04-1859 minClassic Radio TheaterSam SpadeHoward Duff stars as one of America's favorite detectives.2020-04-1723 minClassic Radio TheaterHopalong CassidyFrom 1948, William Boyd stars in one of the earliest Hopalong Cassidy western radio shows.2020-04-1729 minClassic Radio TheaterJohnny Cash ShowCountry music legend, Johnny Cash in his radio show debut. This is possibly the only remaining episode of the Johnny Cash Show from a Memphis radio station in 1954.
2020-04-1616 minClassic Radio TheaterBuck Rogers in the 25th CenturyOne of the first real superheroes, Buck Rogers in the first radio episode of this sci-fi classic.2020-04-1510 minClassic Radio TheaterJackie Robinson's Radio ShotsBaseball great, Jackie Robinson talks about overcoming handicaps.2020-04-1502 minClassic Radio TheaterAbbott & CostelloIn this all time classic comedy routine, Who's On First, Abbott & Costello extol the virtue of listening carefully with hilarious results!2020-04-1130 min
Crafty Beer GirlsEpisode 11 - (Don't) Fear The BeerIn their return for 2020, the Crafty Beer Girls (Lauren Lerch and Jenni Shafer) sit down and have an in-depth, informative and interesting conversation with Michael Druce. Michael is the Executive Director of the Utah Consumer Coalition. The Utah Consumer Coalition is a non-profit, grassroots alliance of the responsible citizens of Utah who feel that they've been disenfranchised by Utah’s lawmakers and special interest groups when drafting laws that govern the sale of beer in Utah.
To learn more information and to sign up to join the cause, visit https://utahconsumercoalition.org/
To learn more about the Crafty Beer Girls, vi...2020-01-2700 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialDavid WhyteProfessor, author, poet, and lecturer, David Talks about the conversational nature of reality. That place between where who we think we are and what we expect of the world and what others think and expect of us is the only place that's real. We talk about his family and his work. One of my favorites!2019-10-0939 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialRoy ScrantonDr. Scranton is an Associate Professor of English at the University of Notre Dame, where he teaches creative writing and environmental humanities. Roy is an essayist, novelist, literary critic, and climate philosopher, best known for his work on war, war literature, and the Anthropocene. He is the author of five books and has written widely for publications such as the New York Times, Rolling Stone, MIT Technology Review, the Yale Review, and elsewhere. At the time of this interview, Learning to Die in the Anthropocene had just been released. One of the more sobering conversations I've had over the years...2019-10-0947 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialJames HoganMarketing guru and former CEO of the David Suzuki Foundation. We talk about climate change and as well as pollution in the public square, where a toxic smog of adversarial rhetoric, propaganda, and polarization stifles discussion and debate, creating resistance to change and thwarting our ability to solve our collective problems.In this second edition of I'm Right and You're an Idiot , James Hoggan grapples with this critical issue, through interviews with outstanding thinkers and drawing on wisdom from highly regarded public figures. Featuring a new, radically revised prologue, afterword, and a new chapter addressing the changes in...2019-10-0938 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialNaomi OreskesNaomi Oreskes is a Professor of the History of Science and Affiliated Professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences at Harvard University. A world-renowned geologist, historian and public speaker, she is a leading voice on the role of science in society and the reality of anthropogenic climate change.2019-10-0941 min
The Conversation LabScott Elliott - Dr Peter AIDS FoundationScott Elliott, Executive Director of Dr. Peter AIDS Foundation, speaks with Don Shafer about the unique challenges people living with HIV have.2019-09-0756 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialAl GoreAl Gore is an American politician, businessman, and environmentalist who served as the 45th vice president of the United States from 1993 to 2001. He is an environmental activist whose work in climate change activism earned him the Nobel Peace Price with the IPPC in 2007. This was recorded in Seattle during our Climate Reality Project training.2019-06-0920 min
Broadcast Dialogue - The PodcastCommunity Radio resurgence with Co-op Radio's Bryan McKinnon and Broadcast Hall of Famer Don ShaferOn this episode of Broadcast Dialogue - The Podcast, an off the cuff roundtable on the resurgence of Community Radio with Bryan McKinnon, the executive director of Vancouver's highly successful community station Co-op Radio, and Canadian Broadcast Industry Hall of Fame inductee Don Shafer. Shafer is now a station volunteer, still nursing a few wounds from the failure of his Roundhouse Radio venture, but getting set to host a new show that will launch in May.
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Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialAndrew HoffmanAndrew J. Hoffman is a professor of sustainable enterprise at the University of Michigan. He is a leader in using organizational networks and strategic analysis to assess the implications of environmental issues for business. He has published over 16 books and over 100 articles. The last time we met in Vancouver Andy was on sabbatical and we were able to spend some time talking about his latest book How Culture Shapes the Climate Debate. Our conversation focused on culture, ideology and building social consensus on climate change.2018-12-0938 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialJohn EnglanderJohn Englander is an oceanographer, multi-book author, and international speaker on climate change and Sea Level Rise (SLR). Located in Boca Raton, FL, John frequently travels for both science and business. In this episode, we talk about what Vancouver is doing to get prepared. John is joined by Brad Badelt, Assistant Director, The City of Vancouver Sustainability Group.2018-11-0938 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialAndrew GreggDirector, Writer, and Producer of Secrets From the Ice, a documentary, tells us about what got him into film-making and enticed him about this project which offers a look at some never seen artifacts that recently ‘released themselves’ from the melting ice in the Yukon.2018-11-0937 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialMark MaslinMark Maslin is a Professor of Earth System Science at UCL. Maslin is a leading scientist with particular expertise in understanding the Anthropocene and how it relates to the major challenges facing humanity in the 21st century.2018-10-0941 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialKatharine HayhoeKatharine Hayhoe is an atmospheric scientist who studies climate change. She teaches political science at Texaz Tech Univerisity where she is the Director of the Climate Science Center. In her role as Chief Scientist, Katharine is responsible for the TNC’s wider portfolio of global climate advocacy and adaptation work.Katharine has served as lead author on the Second, Third, and Fourth National Climate Assessments. She also hosts and produces the PBS Digital Series, Global Weirding, and serves on advisory committees for a broad range of organizations including the Smithsonian Natural History Museum, the Earth Science Women’s Netw...2018-07-0947 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialChad FrischmannChad Frischmann is the CEO and Founder of Regenerative Intelligence (RegenIntel), a global ecosystem superpowered by a network of world-class system thinkers and doers creating a virtuous cycle of collaborative intelligence, that enables the effective implementation of the highest impact ‘system of solutions’ for the planet and for people at scale.From 2014-2022, prior to launching RegenIntel, Chad was the co-author the New York Times best-seller Drawdown: The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed to Reverse Global Warming. At the time I spoke with Chad Frischmann, he was Project Drawdown’s Vice President and Research Director.2018-07-0946 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialEric PatersonEric Peterson of the Hakai Institute discusses their research in climate change and the recent discovery of a 14,000- year-old village of the BC coast.2018-03-0924 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialVanessa TimmerCo-Founder and Executive Director of One Earth.2018-03-0940 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialGabrielle HechtGabrielle Hecht is a Professor of Nuclear Security at CISAC, Senior Fellow at FSI, Professor of History, and Professor (by courtesy) of Anthropology.Her current research explores radioactive residues, mine waste, air pollution, and African Anthropocenes.2018-02-0932 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialKelly OliverKelly Oliver is an American philosopher specializing in feminism, political philosophy and ethics. She is W. Alton Jones Professor of Philosophy at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee. She is also a founder of the feminist philosophy journal philoSOPHIA. We spend much of our time discussing Animal Lessons, how they teach us to be human.2018-01-0946 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialKari NorgardDirector of Graduate Studies for Environmental Studies, Associate Professor of Sociology and Environmental Studies with the University of Oregon. A specialty of Karis is living with denial. Other interests in Interests: Gender, Place and Environment, Social Psychology and Interaction, Sociology of Culture, Theory Knowledge Science, Qualitative Approaches.2018-01-0940 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialConnie Zweig - Shadow WorkConnie Zweig, Ph.D., is a retired therapist, writer, Climate Reality Leader, and Citizens Climate Lobbyist. Known as the Shadow Expert, she is co-author of Meeting the Shadow and Romancing the Shadow and author of Meeting the Shadow of Spirituality and a novel, A Moth to the Flame: The Life of Sufi Poet Rumi.2018-01-0933 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialBrian StaffordBrian Stafford, MD, MPH is a depth psychiatrist, wilderness guide, poet, essayist, and agent of human and cultural transformation. Previously, he was an academic pediatrician, and an adult, adolescent, child, perinatal, and infant psychiatrist with numerous clinical, research, and educational publications as well as many institutional, state, and national awards.2018-01-0938 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialHanna MorrisHann Morris is an Assistant Professor at the School of the Environment at the University of Toronto with research interests in climate change media and communication, culture and climate politics, transnational climate movements, and authoritarianism and the climate crisis. Previously, she was a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Pennsylvania.2017-12-0938 minClimate Change & The Many Faces of DenialTzeporah BermanTzeporah is a Canadian environmental activist, adjunct professor, and the International Program Director at Stand.earth. She is also the Chair of the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty Initiative. In 2019 Tzeporah received the Climate Breakthrough Project Award, which included $2 million USD to create breakthrough global strategies on climate change.2017-12-0941 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialJason MooreJason W. Moore is a world historian, historical geographer, and associate professor of Sociology at Binghamton University. He is the author of several books; Capitalism in the Web of Life, and editor of Anthropocene or Capitalocene? Nature, History, and the Crisis of Capitalism (PM Press, 2016). A History of the World in Seven Cheap Things: A Guide to Capitalism, Nature, and the Planet (with Raj Patel). He coordinates the World-Ecology Research Network and is presently completing Ecology and the Rise of Capitalism.2017-11-0919 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialDave Suzuki Foundation FellowshipThe first recipients of the newly created David Suzuki Foundation Fellowships feature conversations with Brett Dolter, Jerome Laviolette, and Melina Laboucan-Massimo. We are also joined by Harpreet Johan the DSF Senior Fellowship Specialist who shares more information about this program.2017-10-0938 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialOrlena AlecOlena is the Director of The Climate Reality Projects Leadership Training. Olena talks about what brought her to Al Gore’s team, Climate Reality Project training, and what trainers and leaders can accomplish and expect from the annual conference.2017-10-0943 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialSara HarrisSara Harris is a Canadian scientist, and professor in the department of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences, and the associate dean academic in the Faculty of Science at the University of British Columbia. Her fields o interest include the art of teaching, climate science, climate change, oceanography, paleoceanography, and science education.2017-09-1038 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialChief Robert Joseph & David PattersonChief Robert Joseph, Hereditary Chief of the Gawawaenuk First Nations, and David Patterson a Vancouver Lawyer practicing in the field of Aboriginal rights discuss the Walk for Reconciliation and what reconciliation can mean in our community, Canada, and the world.2017-09-0942 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialGeof DembikiGeoff Dembiki offers a contemporary view of how the future will be impacted by millennials who could be the first to experience the doomsday impacts of climate change. It's also the last generation able to do something about them. Dembicki aptly alludes, the collective voice does make a difference, and the social media savvy of the millennials is unparalleled.2017-08-0936 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialTero MustonenTero Mustonen works for the Snowchange Cooperative, Finland. He also is an adjunct professor at the Department of Geographical and Historical Studies, University of Eastern Finland. He served as a Lead Author for the 6th IPCC Assessment. He is a winter seiner.2017-08-0944 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialCapt Philip Renaud & Sam PurkisIn this episode, we look at how one of the largest ocean-going scientific research vessels is offering scientists the ability to find out what is happening to our oceans as our climate changes.2017-07-0944 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialNaomi KlienIn this episode, Naomi discusses her views of the world and her new book No Is Not Enough, Resisting Shock Politics, and Winning the World We Need. We talk about why we need history, politics, strategy, and optimism and that another world is possible.2017-06-0925 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialAnn MortifeeAnn discusses her career and her new musical The Mysteries. Ann is fascinated with the ancient myth of Persephone in the underworld and believes that its powerful impact on the thought leaders of western civilization has continued through the centuries. She trusts that if we can revision the myth the impact could change the world.2017-06-0938 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialMichael E. MannMichael E. Mann is a Presidential Distinguished Professor of Earth & Environmental Science at the University of Pennsylvania with a secondary appointment in the Annenberg School for Communication. He is also director of the Penn Center for Science, Sustainability and the Media (PCSSM).2017-06-0922 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialEliza OlsenEliza is the President of Burns Bog Conservation Society and she talks about the importance of supporting conservation and educational lands around Vancouver and Seattle.2017-05-0921 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialLynne QuarnbyLynne Quarmby is a Canadian scientist, activist, and politician. She is a professor and Chair of the Department of Molecular Biology and Biochemistry at Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, British Columbia.2017-04-0942 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialDavid MillerDavid Miller is the North American Director, C40 Climate Leadership Group, and Global Ambassador of inclusive climate action. Prior to joining the C40, David was a former Toronto mayor and CEO of the World Wildlife Fund.2017-03-0937 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialTorrance CosteTorrance Coste was born and raised on Vancouver Island in constant contact with nature, and developed strong environmentalist values at a young age. He pursued this passion into post-secondary education, and earned a degree in Geography from the University of Victoria in 2010. Torrance is constantly analyzing and critiquing resource policy, and envisions a world beyond unsustainable extraction-based economies. Torrance serves as a campaigner and spokesperson for the Wilderness Committee, and in his spare time can be found on the hiking trails and secret swimming spots on the Island.2017-03-0919 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialJiaying ZhaoProfessor of both the Psychology and Institute for Resources Environment and Sustainability departments at UBC, Jiaying Zhao talks about their research on what shapes behaviours around climate change.2017-03-0932 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialColette WabnitzDr. Wabnitz is a marine scientist interested in understanding the functioning of ecosystems, how these may respond to human pressures and natural forcing, and the design, together with government, industry, NGOs and local communities, of appropriate measures for the sustainable use of their resources and the long term conservation of their services.2017-02-0935 min
Climate Change & The Many Faces of DenialAlejandro FridIs an ecologist, adjunct professor in Environmental Studies at the University of Victoria, and science coordinator for the Central Coast Indigenous Resource Alliance. With First Nations of British Columbia's Central Coast, he conducts research on marine ecology and conservation.2016-10-0920 min