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Goodie
by CiTR & Discorder Magazine
Goodie is an interview show with the do-gooders who are using business, innovation and creativity to make positive change in the world...
Episodes
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Self Directed Studies
Jennifer Chiu and Jean Parsons are the wonderful duo that form the self directed studies film collective. Their award winning films touch on important and complex issues from a humanistic perspective. Today I talk to them about how they met, started making films and what film making has taught...
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Laila Bedard Potvin
Laila is the designer behind the local, sustainable and ethical fashion line Harly Jae. Listen for stories about following dreams and reconciling fashion and sustainability. She is amazing! https://harlyjae.com/
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Naitik Mehta
Naitik Mehta is the CEO and co-founder of Next Billion. NextBillion.org connects talent with disabilities to inclusive employers in tech. Their mission is to build the largest community of people with disabilities in tech. Although Naitik is now a CEO, he was a designer for most of his life. On…
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Iva Jankovic
Iva Jankovic is an urban planner, tech designer and all around people person! I will talk to her about graduating from university at 18, how she found her niche interests and how they have come together for her, in her two start-up positions. She is somebody that is using creativity from all…
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Trixie Ling
Trixie is the founder of Flavours of Hope, social enterprise that supports and empowers newcomer women to earn a living wage and build social connections in communities through cooking and sharing culinary traditions and stories. Trixie uses business as a way to fill the needs of newcomer…
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Grace Nosek
Grace is a lawyer tackling climate change with fearlessness and creativity. In addition to earning her PhD in climate law, she is also a talented storyteller. She has written a trilogy of YA novels, the Ava of the Gaia series, that feature empowering stories about women and climate change…
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Angelica Poversky
Angelica Poversky is an award winning poet who uses the performing arts to bring light to the nuances of our complex lives, from touching reflections, laugh out loud performances and those about social and environmental issues. She has performed poetry at the 2017 UN Peacekeeping Defense...
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Caroline Merner
In this episode, I talk to Caroline Merner! She is an environmentalist, athlete and a woman ready to empower. In addition to many professional accomplishments, she recently launched Climate Guides with her partners Marina and Michal. Climate Guides is a mentorship program that equips our current...
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Madeleine Shaw
A social activist, product designer and businesswoman all in one! Today I talk to Madeleine Shaw about her early rebellious days, her discovery of social activism and how she now sees business as a source of empowerment.
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Suzanne Siemens
Suzanne is the CEO of Lunapads, a Vancouver-based company that produces reusable menstrual products and supported many young entrepreneurs. She is using business as a force for good.
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Roya Aghighi
Roya Aghighi is a product designer that is seeking to make a difference with her work. In her recent project, Biogarmentry she created a photosynthetic and living textile. We will hear about this project as well as her journey to find her life's work.
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Chantal Gering
In this episode, I talk to Chantal Gering who is a choreographer, dancer, actor and singer who is using the performing arts to create positive change.
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Lisa Giroday
I talk to Lisa Giroday, co-founder of Victory Gardens! Victory Gardens is a Vancouver based urban gardening co-op business that plants food in your space for your consumption! I talk to her about her journey towards sustainable food and starting a company.
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Alisa Yao
In this show, I talk to Alisa Yao who is using product design to create a more sustainable future. Our conversation covers her journey of discovering her love for product design, as well as how she believes product design can be used to problem-solve in any situation.
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Aaron Leung
It's the first episode of Goodie! To kick it off, I talked to Aaron Leung, a sustainability, youth and education advocate. He has been at the helm of sustainable change within the VSB since high school and has expanded his platform to Vancouver's City Council.
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Goodie is an interview show with the do-gooders who are using business, innovation and creativity to make positive change in the world...
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Goodie is created and hosted by CiTR & Discorder Magazine.
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