Show Notes Hi there! It’s Wednesday night – June 22, 2022 – broadcasting live from an undisclosed location in southern Canada 🙂 — And this is my very first live show! So, thank you for…
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Ep. 83 – Thimbles with Poet and Author, Vanessa Shields
the simple truth isthat I miss you so mucheverything about youthat words cannot express… –Vanessa Shields Show Notes On April 29th, 2021, Vanessa Shields debuted her latest book in the quiet of a film set…
Ep. 82 – How I Came to Know the Midnight Poppies
Welcome to the program! In this episode, I take you on a journey to Bangalore, India, to introduce you to three talented and tenacious musicians known as the Midnight Poppies. Their group is a fusion…
Ep. 81 – Ten Speed Bike and the Summer of Clare Siobhan
‘Quarantunes,’ song contests, and backyard collaborations. Show Notes Welcome to episode No. 81 for this Thursday, August 20, 2020. Today’s guest is a budding Canadian artist who put this season of masks, sanitizers, and –…
Ep. 80 – Where We Live: Walking Home During and After a Crisis. A talk with Urban Planner, Ken Greenberg
Show Notes Welcome to episode No. 80 of the Nancy Duffy show for this Tuesday, May 19, 2020, the same day that Ontario enters Phase 1 of its reopening! So many things are changing fast…
Ep. 79 When Radio Goes Home – with Fred Jacobs and Ryan Wrecker
Show Notes Welcome to Episode No. 79 – for this Tuesday, April 28, 2020. If this season has taught us anything, it’s that the state of some industries is much more resilient than others during a crisis….
Ep. 78 – “We’re Going to Need a Bigger Boat?” – A talk with Irek Kusmierczyk
Show Notes Welcome to Episode No. 78 – for Tuesday evening, April 7th, 2020. Never before have countries been under so much pressure to secure their citizens against an invisible enemy – at a time when people,…
‘Wash Your Hands!’ Securing Water for the Navajo Nation during COVID-19
Show Notes This week, we focus on a community facing two crises at once. For weeks now, we have been told that washing our hands is our number one defence against COVID-19. But imagine being…
Ep. 74 – Karen Morand: Down Here
“I think I was doing that to keep myself small, to keep myself ‘playing small’ … whatever you’re gifted to do, we’re meant to share it with others” – Karen Morand.
Ep. 72 Exploring Workers’ Rights and Employer Challenges under the Shifting Nature of Work
“Everything now is expanding. We’re in a brave new world in terms of these new elements … that are challenging employees, employers, independent contractors and the courts.” –Shelley Brown Show Notes Welcome to episode 72…
Ep. 71 We’re at a Crossroads: MIT’s Task Force on Work of the Future
“I think we have a choice to make”–Dr. Elisabeth Reynolds, MIT Task Force Summary Welcome to episode no. 71 of the Nancy Duffy Show! In this week’s interview, we discuss fatalism regarding views on the…
Ep. 70 – From Writer to Writer and Company with Vanessa Sheilds
“Say Yes Before You Know How”–Christy Write Show Notes I read something this morning that Christy Write posted on her Instagram today – “Say yes before you know how.” And it kind of falls in…
Ep. 69 Finding connection in the everyday: A talk with Chelsea Peitz
“There’s magic in the mundane” –Chelsea Peitz on doing social like no one’s watching!
Ep. 68 Finding Work that You Love with Ken Coleman
“For years, I’d dreamed of being a broadcaster, but I was also one of the 70 percent – stuck in a job I didn’t love”–Ken Coleman Show Notes Welcome to episode no. 68. Seventy percent of…
Ep. 64 The Superabundance Found in Collaboration. A Literary Talk with Susan McCaslin and J.S. Porter
Today we have a super relevant discussion with authors Susan McCaslin and J.S. Porter about their book Superabundantly Alive… But not before I share a little something from Donovan Woods – we’ve had him as a guest on this show before – and if you like this you can hear more on Episode no. 44. It’s Life/Music/Talk All Grown Up… and it’s been a while. So come on in.