Today we honour the heritage and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples. Visit local events today, listen to Indigenous storytellers and musicians, support Indigenous-owned businesses, learn about the history of the land which we all live on. #nipd2026

Happy Father’s Day to all the dads, stepdads, grandpas, and father figures! #fathersday

Freezing up when your kid asks for “just five more minutes” on the devices? Are you being too strict, or not strict enough? Dr. Leslie Roos and Dr. Lianne Tomfohr‑Madsen tackle the screen time debate along with clinical psychologist Dr. Jo Ann Unger.

Dive into the bold vision behind Canada’s very first pod hotel in Whistler! Duane Siegrist, Andrew Martins, and developer Russell Kling, mastermind behind the pod hotel, talk about unique, experience-driven stays and doing it all in one of Canada’s premier travel destinations.

Are we paying enough attention to the ground beneath our feet? Without healthy soil, there are no crops. This episode explores the benefits of cover crops, the science of sap analysis and Actinomycetes and more!

“AI makes us more human.” Deepa Chaudhary (CEO of Grantorb.com) breaks down how AI is revolutionizing the way organizations operate. By automating tedious administrative tasks, AI frees up their time to focus on human relationships and one-on-one interactions.

From SVP at AOL-Time Warner during the early-internet era to launching three entrepreneurial ventures, Diana Dunbar Place has spent her 40-year career challenging a male-dominated world, and she’s not even close to finished. She's rewriting the rules of aging.

“The principles are great. But the practicalities are hard.” Guest Chuck Goddard talks to Duane Siegrist and Andrew Martins about the realities of urban planning. Working in the public system gives you a different perspective of what community means.

How do you survive losing a child? You fight to save others. Blake Burgess’ parents, Karrie & Bob, share their journey of loss and life-saving advocacy. On May 18, 2026, Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt signed the Blake Burgess Blood Clot Prevention Act (HB 3644) into law.

Dr. Leslie Roos and Dr. Leanne Tomfohr Madsen, along with guest Dr. Brendan Andrade, discuss a powerful paradigm shift in parenting. When kids lack the words to express big emotions or unmet needs, their behaviour acts as the storyteller.

Dianne Clark breaks down the hidden risks nonprofits face when using free AI tools. When it comes to things like data privacy and sharing sensitive information, having clear internal guidelines is a necessity for protecting your organization.

“This is our time.” Diana Dunbar Place talks about living your Third Act: never give up on chasing your wildest dreams and desires. This is Boomers Revolt, a podcast about the chapters we’re writing now!

Young people need affordable, efficient housing. But what’s getting in the way of this? To find some answers, Duane Siegrist and Andrew Martins are joined by guest Chuck Goddard who brings decades of invaluable experience in planning, development, and public service to the table.

“It’s a regurgitator of information.” Tina Crouse, AI Ethics & Strategy Specialist says AI should be coupled with human expertise for it to be effective. If we wouldn't believe everything we read on the internet, why would we readily accept the accuracy of AI?

Parenting was never meant to be done alone. Dive into the beautiful, messy reality of modern parenting with Dr. Leslie Roos and Dr. Lianne Tomfohr-Madsen. In this episode, they discuss why perfection is a myth and "good enough" parenting is exactly what kids need.

Happy Pride Month! We celebrate the diversity and strength of the 2SLGBTQI+ community. Let’s continue to lift each other up, honour those who fought for progress, and keep making this a world where everyone can live authentically and openly. Love is love. #PrideMonth #2SLGBTQI+

Canada’s first environmental justice legislation took years of rigorous research, community advocacy, and an unwavering commitment to health equity by leaders like Dr. Ingrid Waldron.

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, exhausted, or worried that you’re failing as a parent... you are not alone. Welcome to You’re Doing It Right, the parenting podcast where science meets real life.

Welcome back to Boomers Revolt, a podcast about the chapters we’re writing now! In episode 2, our guest is Diana Dunbar Place, a woman in business and a motivational speaker who is all about helping others in their “Third Act.”

A Radical Act of Hope has won the Quill Podcast Award for Best B2C Branded Podcast! Huge congratulations to the entire production team and our incredible partners at the Pacific Institute For Climate Solutions (PICS) @picscanada.bsky.social.

Moving a project from a blueprint to a reality requires navigating a maze of municipal approvals, managing community expectations, and balancing unseen political layers. How do successful leaders drive meaningful progress in such complex environments?

“It’s really helping us rethink how the work gets done, not just how to do it faster.” Alain Mootoo, Chief Operating Officer, CAMH Foundation. Nonprofits are seeing meaningful improvements to the way their organizations are run with the responsible use of AI.

With the nationwide Strychnine ban set to return in 2027, farms and ranchers in parts of Alberta and Saskatchewan are facing down devastating damage to crops, pastures, and equipment. Is there a better, chemical-free solution? And how will agricultural stability and food security be affected?

In this incredibly powerful episode of Taking a Breath: A Stop the Clot podcast, Sara Wassenaar honours and celebrates the life of her daughter, Anna Frutiger, who was tragically lost to a blood clot.

“I have learned to be better.” When the iconic Terry David Mulligan shares the secret to a long marriage amidst a thriving career in radio, movies, and television, you listen.

A good team requires trust. Behind the Build from Siegrist Architecture asks: what makes a building great? Before you get there, Paul Warwick from Edge Construction talks about first steps.

A Radical Act of Hope is a Quill Podcast Award Finalist for Best B2C Branded Podcast! Winners will be announced on May 28th.

What’s the Big Idea? is a Quill Podcast Award Finalist for Best Society and Culture Podcast! Winners will be announced on May 28th.

The Other Path from the Odyssey Theatre is a Quill Podcast Award Finalist for Most Creative Branded Podcast!

In this deeply moving episode of Taking a Breath, they sit down with Sara Wassenaar, DDS to remember and celebrate the life of her daughter, Anna Frutiger, who was tragically lost to a blood clot. But Anna’s story doesn't end there.

Taking A Breath: a Stop The Clot podcast is a Quill Podcast Award Finalist for Best Science and Medicine Podcast! Winners will be announced on May 28th.

Blueprint for Growth from DIGITAL is a Quill Podcast Award Finalist for Best Tech Podcast! Amy Vilis, Director of Housing Growth Innovation at DIGITAL, sits down with the trailblazers solving the housing crisis. Winners will be announced on May 28th.

AI is transforming how nonprofit organizations operate. But with rapid adoption comes critical questions: How do they protect privacy? How do they maintain trust and ensure equity? And how do they keep human judgment when it comes to compassionate, humane matters?

There is a town in North Ontario. The Last Waltz, anyone? Terry David Mulligan has seen and done it all. He talks about life behind the mic, in front of the camera, and on his boat in the first episode of Boomers Revolt.

FIVE of our shows are Quill Podcast Award Finalists! From here, it's up to the panel of industry-leading judges. Winners will be announced on May 28th. To everyone who voted, thank you so much! #quillpodcastawards #finalists #everythingpodcasts

From birth control and family planning, to pregnancy, IVF, menopause, and beyond — there are moments across a woman's lifespan where her risk quietly increases. Most women never know until it's too late. www.linkedin.com/posts/womena...

May Long is the official start of patio season, so get outside, enjoy the warmer weather, and spend some time with loved ones and good friends. Happy Victoria Day! #victoriaday

What does the future of the South Pacific have to do with global policy? According to David R. Boyd, everything. Hear about the intersection of nature and justice from UBC professor and former UN Special Rapporteur on human rights and the environment.

When the nationwide Strychnine ban returns in 2027, Canadian farmers and ranchers face an old threat to their livelihoods. It can mean the devastation of whole crops. How do we balance farmer autonomy with chemical safety? youtube.com/shorts/Vys4G...

“We have a duty to represent people experiencing homelessness that don’t have another voice in these issues.” -Tim Richter, President and CEO of the Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness youtube.com/shorts/Io0D2...

Boomers Revolt is all about the stories of people who pulled through challenges, reinvented their identities, and refused to let their age define their impact. In episode 1, the iconic Terry David Mulligan reflects on a long, winding career in radio, movies, and television.

Ever wonder how your favorite cannabis strain actually gets chosen? Just like world-class wine, it starts with Phenohunting. 🎧 Listen to The Potcast wherever you get your podcasts. Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/583t...

Happy Mother’s Day! To the biological moms, adoptive moms, grandmothers, mother figures, and mentors who have shaped our lives, thank you for everything. Love you forever. #mothersday

Welcome to Behind the Build, a podcast from Siegrist Architecture about the complex, high-stakes world of urban planning, development, and modern construction.

The challenge isn't just making AI smart. It's making sure that intelligence is designed to serve humanity, not just simulate it. Dr. David Gerhard, a leading AI researcher and computer scientist, deconstructs the rapid evolution of machine intelligence.

The nationwide strychnine ban is set to resume in 2027. What will the future of crop protection and pasture stability look like then? This is a critical conversation about regulatory overreach, economic stability, and food security.

There is only 1 DAY LEFT to vote for six of our shows to become Finalists for the 2026 Quill Podcast Awards! Click here to vote: www.quillpodcasting.com/qpa/quill-po... #quillpodcastawards #semifinalists

Comedian Kelly MacFarland shares her incredible story as a blood clot survivor. A simple request during an improv class may have been the very thing that saved her life. But this conversation goes beyond mere survival. It’s about charting a path to save others.

Geopolitical disputes and global instability have pushed diesel and gas prices to record highs. For farmers and ranchers these are direct hits to the bottom line. Dig into the strategies the industry can use to survive the surge. Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/1pkS...

There are only 3 MORE DAYS to vote for six of our shows to become Finalists for the 2026 Quill Podcast Awards! Click here to vote: www.quillpodcasting.com/qpa/quill-po... #quillpodcastawards #semifinalists