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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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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Lee Smith is an international educator and has recently relocated back to Canada after spending numerous years overseas, working in education

After much of the last 25 years working in schools and living abroad, Lee Smith has moved back to Canada to be a full-time student again. Settling back to the prairies has allowed him now to be closer to family and friends and to reconnect with Canada after so many years away. And given him time to think about what might come next.

In this episode we discuss:

• The transition from leading learners to being a student
• How to use Zen principles to create decision making
• How to create boundaries between work and home
• How schools are changing to adapt to a globalized world
• The difference between competition and aggressiveness

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Jonathan Tioseco Lee (@jontioseco) is a Visual Merchandising expert. He was born in Vancouver Canada to a Filipino Mother and Indonesian Father, both immigrants to Canada. He is currently living in London, UK, with a previous 6-year stint living and working in Shanghai, China. He has built his career and specialty in luxury retail and fashion. An avid lover of travel, sports, photography, and fashion.

In this episode we discuss:

• How to create visual artifacts that change consumer behaviour
• How company's curate a meaningful brand digitally
• How he learned to send a cold email with a Coursera Course
• How a move to China can Jumpstart a Career
• The difficulties in living in other countries
• How living in different cultures changes perspective
• How the move toward analog photography made his photos more intentional.

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Glenn Young is a retired district curriculum coordinator in British Columbia, Canada and now an educational change and healthy living consultant.

In this episode we discuss

• Physical Literacy and what it means to the PHE practice.
• How to find joy in the Physical Education and Health program for students
• How to stay healthy and active throughout life.
• Physical Education and COVID

Related Content

• Schools Post Covid Opening https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/schools-post-covid-19-glenn-young/
• What is Physical Literacy? https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/what-physical-literacy-glenn-young/
• Developing Physical Literacy? https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/developing-physical-literacy-glenn-young/
• Communicating Student Learning in Physical Education https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/communicating-student-learning-physical-education-glenn-young/
• Inquiry based PHE: IS it worth it? Part 1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85mm15UKD8s&list=PLeqzx8QbVTD2nCdRs6to6_uYaZEBYDrEU&index=6
• Inquiry based PHE: Is it worth it? Part 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxmppzSpVyc&list=PLeqzx8QbVTD2nCdRs6to6_uYaZEBYDrEU&index=17
• Physical Activity at a Distance (Part of panel for PHE Canada & BOKS Canada) starting at the 59:00 mark https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25hpWwNkeYM&feature=youtu.be

Glenn's LinkedIn profile will have more https://www.linkedin.com/in/glenn-young-74663b41/

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Andrew Maclean & Shaun Pepper - Teacher as Facilitator, Agile Learning, and The Future of Education.

Andrew Maclean is the founder of HighTechU a program that's based out of the University of Victoria's Faculty of Engineering. HighTechU is an innovative learning community and skills incubator for high-school youth to make connections, build professional skills while exploring diverse education and career pathways related to technology.

This episode does not follow the typical interview format of previous episodes. This is more of a discussion of two educators trying to better understand how to make the education system a better place for young people to be inspired throughout their schooling life.

Follow him on Twitter: https://twitter.com/andrewdmaclean
Follow High Tech U on Twitter: https://twitter.com/HighTech_U

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Meghan and Quincy - Dragons Den, Scaling a Business, and Escaping the Ordinary

Meghan launched her first startup Strongbody Apparel at the age of 25. She raised over $500,000 in seed money and grew sales to a few million dollars. She has been featured on Dragon’s Den, Women’s Running Magazine, and is now a partner at The Branded a full-service digital marketing agency.

Quincy has managed luxury health clubs, large department stores, and was a Co-Founder of a startup at the age of 24. He is now also a partner at The Branded.

Together they are currently helping people reach customers online at www.thebranded.ca and helping people explore the world online at www.escapetheordinary.ca

Selected Links

Meghan and Quincy on Dragon's Den - https://www.cbc.ca/dragonsden/m_pitches/strongbody-apparel

First Kickstarter Campaign - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1923023350/strongbody-apparel-designed-for-style-and-performa

Second Kickstarter Campaign - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1923023350/gastown-jacket-the-most-versatile-jacket-youll-eve

The Branded Blog

https://www.thebranded.ca/blog

The Branded Social Handles

https://twitter.com/BrandedAgency
https://www.facebook.com/thebrandedagency
https://www.instagram.com/thebrandedagency/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl5FULaqZZyin_Bwcam-X1Q
https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-branded-canada/?viewAsMember=true

Escape The Ordinary Website

https://www.escapetheordinary.ca

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