Julie Fiorini, General Manager, Donor Services & Brand Marketing at @canadahelps.org joins @charityvillage.bsky.social Connects to discuss the modern donor. Digital engagement is the cornerstone of how charities connect with people today. It’s about meeting people at their level.

Aging is a gift. Both the time we were given, a lifetime of experience, and the time we have left. In this episode of Boomers Revolt, Meg Zuccaro shares her journey of navigating life’s major transitions and the power of venturing into the unknown.

Ever wonder why your favourite movie scene gives you chills, or how that classic track got its iconic sample? From indie flicks and Grammy-winning tracks to Oscar-winning films and historic sports moments, APM Music’s catalogue has been the soundtrack to culture for decades.

Harbouring Hope kicks off Season 2 as Barney Ellis-Perry, CEO of the Nanaimo & District Hospital Foundation sits down with Donna Hais and Jon Waddell from the Fair Care Alliance to discuss healthcare inequality across Vancouver Island.

Time-outs aren’t helpful to a child’s developing brain. Science is pointing to new approaches based on understanding. What are children trying to communicate when they misbehave? What are some practical strategies to introduce consequences for their actions?

Wen-Chih O'Connell, Executive Director & President of PayPal Giving Fund Canada says charities need to think about (and prioritize) how they’re showing up to donors digitally. Younger generations demand seamless, mobile-first ways to support the causes they care about.

Cheryl Becir and Meg Zuccaro explore the raw power of saying yes before you’re ready, trusting the unknown, and finding deep meaning through life’s wildest transitions.

Happy 4th of July to our family, neighbours, and friends south of the border! #july4th #independenceday

Was the challenge of building the Pangea Pod Hotel in Whistler worth it? Russell Kling joins Duane Siegrist and Andrew Martins on Behind the Build from Siegrist Architecture to discuss innovation, risk-taking, and the future of hospitality.

Has your idea of strength changed throughout your life? What if your journey took you from your family’s primary breadwinner, to facing cancer, divorce, and forced retirement?

Harbouring Hope is back for Season 2! Join Barney Ellis-Perry, podcast host and CEO of the Nanaimo and District Hospital Foundation, as he hears from advocates, innovators, philanthropists and patients all working to improve healthcare in Central and North Vancouver Island.

Family wellness is shaped by relationships, culture, and community that surround us. Drawing on both leading research and Indigenous perspectives, this episode addresses intergenerational connection, community, and shared care build lasting resilience for children and caregivers.

Whether you’re enjoying a backyard barbecue with friends and family, watching soccer, or savouring a much-needed, mid-week break, have a fantastic Canada Day! #canadaday

Sleep can feel like one of parenting's toughest challenges. The sheer volume of conflicting advice from family, friends, and social media can leave parents second-guessing themselves. How do you know what actually works?

Co-founder of the innovative Pangea Pod Hotel in Whistler, Russell Kling, weighs in on risk vs reward. In this episode, Kling breaks down the realities of launching a disruptive hospitality brand, adapting to evolving traveler needs, and taking risks in a competitive market.

This episode is breaking down the 2026 Giving Report to show you how technology, legacy giving, and collaboration are reshaping the nonprofit sector. Nonprofits need to be innovative and create stronger connections with donors in today’s volatile climate.

ER overcrowding is an issue across North America. Spending sleepless nights in a hospital hallway makes recovery nearly impossible. In this episode of Power to Heal, Dr. Amir Behboudi shares how compassion & ingenuity are changing patient care and comfort at Peace Arch Hospital.

In this episode, professional cyclist Michael Matthews shares his harrowing experience surviving a sudden pulmonary embolism during an altitude training camp.

We’re never finished. Boomers Revolt features thoughtful conversations with people reimagining what’s possible at 60+. It’s about being fearless (and confident) in this episode of the podcast with guest Sandra Morton.

Today we honour the heritage and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples. Visit local events today, listen to Indigenous storytellers and musicians, support Indigenous-owned businesses, learn about the history of the land which we all live on. #nipd2026

Happy Father’s Day to all the dads, stepdads, grandpas, and father figures! #fathersday

Freezing up when your kid asks for “just five more minutes” on the devices? Are you being too strict, or not strict enough? Dr. Leslie Roos and Dr. Lianne Tomfohr‑Madsen tackle the screen time debate along with clinical psychologist Dr. Jo Ann Unger.

Dive into the bold vision behind Canada’s very first pod hotel in Whistler! Duane Siegrist, Andrew Martins, and developer Russell Kling, mastermind behind the pod hotel, talk about unique, experience-driven stays and doing it all in one of Canada’s premier travel destinations.

Are we paying enough attention to the ground beneath our feet? Without healthy soil, there are no crops. This episode explores the benefits of cover crops, the science of sap analysis and Actinomycetes and more!

“AI makes us more human.” Deepa Chaudhary (CEO of Grantorb.com) breaks down how AI is revolutionizing the way organizations operate. By automating tedious administrative tasks, AI frees up their time to focus on human relationships and one-on-one interactions.

From SVP at AOL-Time Warner during the early-internet era to launching three entrepreneurial ventures, Diana Dunbar Place has spent her 40-year career challenging a male-dominated world, and she’s not even close to finished. She's rewriting the rules of aging.

“The principles are great. But the practicalities are hard.” Guest Chuck Goddard talks to Duane Siegrist and Andrew Martins about the realities of urban planning. Working in the public system gives you a different perspective of what community means.

How do you survive losing a child? You fight to save others. Blake Burgess’ parents, Karrie & Bob, share their journey of loss and life-saving advocacy. On May 18, 2026, Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt signed the Blake Burgess Blood Clot Prevention Act (HB 3644) into law.

Dr. Leslie Roos and Dr. Leanne Tomfohr Madsen, along with guest Dr. Brendan Andrade, discuss a powerful paradigm shift in parenting. When kids lack the words to express big emotions or unmet needs, their behaviour acts as the storyteller.

Dianne Clark breaks down the hidden risks nonprofits face when using free AI tools. When it comes to things like data privacy and sharing sensitive information, having clear internal guidelines is a necessity for protecting your organization.