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SowGood to GrowGood is where changemakers, social entrepreneurs, and mission-driven leaders get real about what it actually takes to build sustainable systems for change. Each 30–60 minute conversation dives into the human stories, bottlenecks, and breakthrough ideas behind organizations tackling our most pressing challenges—from climate action and community development to social justice and regenerative systems. ​ Hosted by systems innovator John Kane Gonzales, the show goes beyond polished PR to explore the practical mechanics of scaling impact without selling out your mission. Guests ...

Linda Hurd and John Kane welcome you to grab a drink and a snack, pull up a chair and join them in their living room as they discuss everything Wicca, witchcraft and the supernatural... even aliens and inter-dimensional travel. From how they got started in witchcraft, to celebrating the Days of Power, these two witches discuss it all.

This podcast is called “Old People Having Fun.” My name is John Kane. I retired a few years ago and now that I’m not working, I have more free time and I’m spending a lot of it with other old people. I’ve always stereotyped old people as being kind of grumpy, not particularly friendly, and not particularly happy. Instead, what I’ve found is that, as a group, old people tend to be friendly, easy to get to know, laid back and are all about just enjoying life. The remarkable thing is that as I’ve hung around these people and gotten to know them, I find that attitude has rubbed off ...

Informal discussions of effective practices in teaching and learning.

Amid generations of die hard fans what hasn’t already been discussed about RUSH? Even so, their indelible imprint binds us, propelling further discourse about our geek-rock idols. With every album and supporting tour, there was always hope of another glimpse of their exemplary musicianship. This is no longer. In scope Two Guys Talking Rush keeps the conversation and spirit alive about the technical, and philosophical mastery of a Canadian band that meant so much to so many.