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EPISODE · Aug 14, 2025 · 1H 14M

223. The Next Generation Isn’t Lost—It’s Leading with Jane Thompson

from Conspiracy of Goodness Podcast · host Goodness Exchange

What if the next generation is already changing the world… and we just haven’t been paying attention? If you need proof that the future is in good hands, this conversation will fill your cup. For 25 years, Dr. Jane Thompson has awarded college scholarships to some of Canada’s most promising young changemakers—and her front-row seat to their brilliance will leave you inspired. These aren’t just students; they’re serial problem-solvers, rising against the odds and creating ripple effects that reach far beyond their communities. Chapters 0:00 — Introduction& Welcome 4:00 — The Scholarship Process: 3000 Applicants for 20 Spots 8:00 — Young Changemakers and Generational Optimism 11:49 — Scholarships: Impact Beyond Money 15:49 — Building National Networks of Leaders 28:31 — Break 30:45 — The Ripple Effect of Support 37:00 — The Power of Belief and Encouragement 44:46 — Serial Problem Solvers and Student Stories 54:08 — The Bigger Picture: ROI and Historical Perspective 01:05:30 — What People Should Know 01:12:50 — Closing

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