Marian is a 2004 UNB Nursing and a 2006 Atlantic School of Theology Masters of Divinity graduate. She was ordained a priest in January 2007. Marian currently serves as coordinator of the Diocesan Environment Network (DEN), Anglican Diocese of NS…
Regan Rosburg is an Associate Professor at the Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design (Lakewood, CO) and is the Artistic Director of Cayo Artist Residency. Regan Rosburg is an interdisciplinary artist who weaves together science, psychology, history, and social…
Bill Martin founded Six Rivers News, Radio, and TV to serve the northern half of Cumberland County as a community dubbed Six Rivers to the Sea. Between 2017 and 2020, Bill attended four of the Thinkers Retreats on climate and…
Matthew is Agriculture & Agribusiness entrepreneur and computer scientist with a passion for data. He is an Acadia University Alumni, based in Halifax and is the current CTO at FoodByte. FoodByte is a software start-up that developed business-friendly software to…
Host Gillian Kerr engages in a lively conversation with Linda Best, Founder Director and Co-Chair of FarmWorks Investment Cooperative. FarmWorks receives tax-deductable investments each year from Nova Scotians. Over $5,200,000 of these funds have been provided to 152 food-related start-ups…
Please join CLP as we talk to Mark Anielski. Mark is President and Chief Well-being Officer of Anielski Management Inc. an economic-consultancy specializing in the economics of happiness and well-being in Edmonton, Alberta. In the podcast he brings a unique…
Justin Cantafio is the Executive Director at Farmers’ Markets of Nova Scotia and a Director on the Centre for Local Prosperity. He was integral to the planning and delivery of the Atlantic Canada Dig-In Food Systems Summit in November 2022.…
Philip Ackerman-Leist décrit comment les bassins alimentaires régionaux peuvent être étendus à partir d'une perspective de réseau de systèmes, en travaillant « main dans la main », en donnant des exemples de proximité et d'ailleurs.
Abra Brynne décrit l’importance de reconstruire des systèmes alimentaires locaux robustes à l’heure actuelle.
L'aîné Mi'kmaq Albert Marshall explique les principes qui sous-tendent Etuaptmumk, ou vision à deux yeux, et son importance dans la réalité d'aujourd'hui et l'avenir de l'humanité.
Join Phil Ferraro, Institute of Bio-regional Studies, as he describes the Charlottetown Legacy Garden. The gardens are a phenomenal success and likely the largest community garden in Atlantic Canada, with over 200 individual allotments and large areas of common food…
Gregory Heming describes the subtlety of slowing down, a daily contemplative flow of questing mind, the art of not knowing, and life and death. He provides inspiration for us all towards finding an essential counterpoint to the chaotic, hectic insanity…