Tom Masterson (Linkedin Profile) is an Entreprenuer who is building @ Support by Blue. to empower communities of people to support each other in times of need through technology in ways the are meaningful and manageable.

In this episode we discuss:

• Our personal experiences with providing care and support for our grandparents
• How society is loosing deep relationships in replacement of superficial ones
• How entrepreneurs should look toward the future to build products and services that will last
• and much much more...

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Dr. Christine Ho Younghusband (@Christine YH) is an assistant professor and the B.Ed. Coordinator at the University of Northern British Columbia.

She describes herself as a teacher, learner, and leader in BC education. She is passionate about finding ways to enhance the student learning experience. passion, she completed her doctorate in educational leadership at SFU in 2017, where she examined the professional learning experiences of non-mathematics subject specialist teachers. She was appointed as a lecturer at UNBC in 2018.

Highlights of her achievements in BC education can be found on her website and include co-moderating #bcedchat on Twitter, serving 2-terms as school trustee, teaching secondary math and science for 16-years in BC public schools, instructing as a sessional at SFU and St.Mark’s College, developing curriculum on the Math K-9 Team, facilitating workshops on BC’s New Curriculum, presenting at TEDxWestVancouverED, emceeing the National Trustees Gathering on Aboriginal Education, being published in EdCan Network Magazine, guest blogging for McGraw-HIll Education, speaking at the UBC Aboriginal Math K-12 Symposium, volunteering on the BC Association of Math Teachers Committee, and serving on the BC School Trustees Association Board of Directors.

In this episode we discuss:

• How to use values and purpose to have difficult conversations
• How UNBC is using ADST to design a better practicum experience.
• How to build support networks to prevent teacher burnout
• How other watching other people's jams fills her with joy
• and much much more.....

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I wanted to take this time to say thank you! We have reached listeners from around the world across 5 continents, 31 Countries and 149 cities. Without humans like you this podcast would not be possible.

If you enjoy the podcast, would you please subscribe and consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes, Spotify, Google Podcasts? It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference in helping me to reach more listeners and guests.

Dylan Jones has 10 years of entrprenuerial experience in start-up leadership positions. He was the founding CEO of Terra CO2 technologies a mining technology company. As well as, the founder and CEO of Coast Protein, Canada's first cricket protein company.

Dylan obtained his MBA in the clean energy economy and focuses on products and technologies that either help people or help reduce negative impact on the environment.

In this episode we discuss:

• How his Mom, a teacher, helped him in succeed in business
• How to build sustainable business models
• How and when to seek investment
• How companies use social media to pull on our heart strings
• And much much more.....

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I wanted to take this time to say thank you! We have reached listeners from around the world across 5 continents, 31 Countries and 149 cities. Without humans like you this podcast would not be possible.

If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes, Spotify, Google Podcasts? It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference in helping me to reach more listeners and guests.

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