TWO NOBODYS

May MacDougall joins Rupesh to chat about massage therapy, Filipino funerals and cockroaches, living on an acreage, and what keeps her up at night.

Naturopathic Doctor Jane Levesque discusses naturopathic medicine, how conventional medicine is failing people looking to get pregnant, and the approach women and men need to consider to prepare for pregnancy.

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Dr. Jane Levesque is a Naturopathic Doctor, who specializes in fertility. Her mission is to help high-achieving women feel confident and in control of their fertility journeys.

In her 6+ years of industry experience, Dr. Jane has helped 100’s of couples optimize their health and prepare their bodies for pregnancy, which allowed them to get pregnant naturally, have complication free pregnancies and give birth to healthy babies.

Dr. Joel Lexchin talks about how big pharmaceutical companies influence the health care system through their relationship with medical doctors – a relationship that begins early. Joel discusses the impact this is having on patient care and drug prices.

Twitter: @joel_lexchin

https://www.dfcm.utoronto.ca/faculty/joel-lexchin

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Dr. Joel Lexchin received his MD from the University of Toronto in 1977. He is a Professor Emeritus in the School of Health Policy and Management at York University in Toronto, Canada where he taught health policy until 2016. In addition, he worked in the emergency department at the University Health Network also in Toronto for over 33 years. He has published two books since 2016: Private Profits vs Public Policy: The Pharmaceutical Industry and the Canadian State (University of Toronto Press, 2016) and Doctors in Denial: Why Big Pharma and the Canadian Medical Profession Are Too Close for Comfort (Lorimer, 2017). He is a member of the Foundation Board of Health Action International. He is a fellow of the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences and is among the top 2% of the world’s most highly cited researchers.

Colin Guldimann, an economist with RBC talks about the current energy security and climate tension, Canada’s $2 trillion climate opportunity, the carbon tax, carbon trading markets, and exciting opportunities in greening agriculture.

Twitter: @cguldimann

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/colin-guldimann-952330122/

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Colin is an economist at RBC, having joined the bank in 2019. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from the University of Ottawa, and Master of Arts in Economics from the University of British Columbia. His work focusses on analysis and forecasts about Canada’s transition to a net-zero economy, and the investment, skills, technologies and policies needed to accelerate climate action. Prior to joining RBC, Colin worked on mortgage, housing, and economic policy at the Department of Finance Canada. He is a member of the City of Toronto’s Climate Advisory Group.

Dr. Ed Cambridge, Master Clinician and Lead Instructor for Backfitpro discusses his journey of becoming a Chiropractor to working on a daily basis with Dr. Stuart McGill. Ed goes into fitness and therapeutics myths, and his thoughts on the interplay between the spine, hip, and knees.

www.cambridgesportandspine.com

www.backfitpro.com

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Ed Cambridge is a spine geek! He has studied spines at CMCC and during his Ph.D. at the University of Waterloo under the tutelage of Dr. Stuart McGill. He continues to work on academic projects and research as well as teach courses on back pain for clinicians around the world. All while keeping a private practice seeing patients from across North America at his clinic in Brampton, ON. 

Ed is an avid skier and consults on technical aspects of the sport as an export consultant in biomechanics for the Canadian Ski Instructors Alliance. When not on the ski hills with his family, Ed also enjoys golf and waterskiing in the summer. 

Bob Watts, VP of Indigenous Relations at the Nuclear Waste Management Organization and Adjunct Professor in the School of Policy Studies at Queen’s University joins Rupesh for a timely conversation about Pope Francis’ visit to Canada, the state of Indigenous Relations, and some historic events for Indigenous Peoples that he was a part of including the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and the Residential School Settlement Agreement.

Twitter: @BobWatts15

https://firstpeoplesgroup.com/team-member/bob-watts/

https://www.queensu.ca/sps/bob-watts

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Bob Watts is a graduate of the John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, and fellow at the Harvard Law School, Bob Watts has been involved in Indigenous issues for more than 30 years. He is the Vice President of Indigenous Relations at the Nuclear Waste Management Organization. He is an Adjunct Professor and Distinguished Fellow at Queens University in the School of Policy Studies. Previously, he was Chief of Staff and Chief Executive Officer for the Assembly of First Nations and Interim Executive Director of the Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission. 

Sunandini Verma, Founder of Amrev Media joins Rupesh of Two Nobodys for a discussion about her roots in entrepreneurship, leaving the 9 to 5 grind, her spiritual drive, approach to leadership, and her innovative businesses.

https://amrevmedia.com/

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Sunandini Verma is the founder of Amrev Media Inc – a Tech Agency focused on development and tech product launches. She studied Communications and Broadcast Journalism and did the whole TV / movie world thing for a bit. That journey allowed Sunandini to travel and gain experiences in different corners of the world. Post broadcasting, Sunandini decided to transition into her own business as business came naturally to her. Since Amrev Media, she has launched multiple apps under the umbrella and continues to roll out development projects for her clients.

Mariska Nell joins the Two Nobodys for a conversation about her journey towards becoming passionate about zero waste and sustainability and using art to translate her passion. Mariska highlights how easy it can be to live sustainably, and the impact one can have.

www.mamaearthtalk.com

IG: @zerowastemariska

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A few years ago, Mariska started to experiment with trash️ in her artwork. In 2018 she decided to take the trash to the streets of the UAE and wore all the trash she generated for everyone to see. 30 days and 65 kg of waste later she had the country buzzing with questions about waste and wanting to know how they can reduce it. Mariska is on a mission to create more awareness on the environmental issues we are facing and to provide people with doable tips that they can use to make a difference right where they are.

Tim McCarthy joins the Two Nobodys about to talk about his latest book that highlights the importance of the four dimensions – emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual – in raising children.

https://4d-2d.com

Twitter: @4Dparents

IG: @4dparents

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Tim McCarthy has a Master’s Degree in Education and a Grandmaster rank in the martial arts. He has combined his years of experience as a classroom teacher and administrator (in both public and private schools) with even more years of experience teaching and developing martial arts programs to create a simple plan for the education of children. He has spent years researching developmental child psychology, chosen the best studies, and distilled them into simple, understandable language. He then drew on his vast knowledge of activities that help children become stronger physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually, and arranged them according to the capabilities of children at each age.

His unique perspective combining Eastern and Western educational philosophy creates a powerful road map for raising balanced children in an increasingly unbalanced world.

Kit Webster joins the Two Nobodys for a discussion about capitalism and how it’s outlived its value and the need for change.

https://www.amazon.com/Capitalism-Past-Sell-Date-Unsustainability-ebook/dp/B09HL25973

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Kit has spent his professional life as a Chief Executive Officer, President or Chief Financial Officer of privately- and publicly-held companies. He has a Master of Electrical Engineering degree from Rice University and is a Certified Public Accountant. This unlikely combination summarizes his broad interests, including a deep love of history and of the theater, and a fascination with religion and with humanity’s relationships with reality. 

He enjoys teaching and has occasionally been a lecturer at the University of Texas at Austin, including teaching courses on finance and on information technology management in its MBA school, and on entrepreneurship and on corporate change in its undergraduate business school.