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For over two decades, the direct selling industry has navigated massive growth, but more recently, it has faced concerning stagnation. The priorities of the new generation are totally different from the direct sellers of the past.
In this brief introductory episode, Stuart Murray outlines the core…
Does AI have a place in academia?
On today's episode of the Charlatan Live, we tackle one of the most controversial topics in universities across the globe -- Artificial Intelligence and its future in academia.
To get a full picture of the issue, Justin Escoto sat down with Professor Stuart Murray. He currently teaches ENGL 2900: …
Erna Buffie: Out on a Limb
Stuart Murray sits down with Winnipeg writer, filmmaker, and environmental advocate Erna Buffie. After more than two decades producing science documentaries for CBC's The Nature of Things, Erna has turned her attention closer to home — documenting why Winnipeg's urban forest is in crisis, and what …
Generative chaos: mapping the Medical Humanities
In the second part of our four-part series about the fundamentals of the field, Professor Stuart Murray and Professor Neil Vickers discuss the origins and institutional state of the Medical Humanities. The conversation explores the field's roots as a strategic effort in the 1960s to maintain human …
Episode 235: How Resilient Are We.....Really? With Stuart Murray
We in the resilience industry aren't always great at reporting the capabilities of our programs. In this episode we're going to explore what executives mean when they ask, "how resilient are we....really?"
Hello everyone and welcome to episode 235 of the Resilient Journey Podcast, presented by A…
Vince Barletta: Manitoba Food Banks Weren't Supposed to Be Permanent
\When Harvest Manitoba opened in 1985, it was meant to be temporary. A stopgap for a rough economic patch. Today, they serve 1,200 families a day, and 30% of them have jobs.
Stuart Murray sits down with Vince Barletta, President and CEO of Harvest Manitoba, to talk about what that shift means, and …
David Kron: "We're Not Going Away" - Rebuilding Manitoba's Broken Disability Support System
What does it mean to "age out" of a support system? For Manitobans with disabilities, it means renegotiating your entire life at 18, at 21, at 65 - arbitrary ages set by government departments that don't talk to each other.
David Kron, executive director of the Cerebral Palsy Association of Manitob…
Founder Stays On Podcast: Episode 7 with Stuart Murray and Jamie Rose
What happens when two coffee industry mates sit down at The London Coffee Festival for a chat? A lot of coffee talk, a few confessions, and absolutely no shortage of laughs.
Recorded live at The London Coffee Festival 2026, Stu, Co-Founder of Scenery, is joined by Jamie, Head of Wholesale & Sales …
Lennard Taylor: Clothing as Identity, Dignity, and Belonging
Winnipeg designer, artist, and storyteller Lennard Taylor joins Stuart Murray to talk about clothing as identity, not just fabric. Lennard traces his path from a soccer career cut short by injury to two decades of painting, sewing, and dressing people out of his studio and boutique on Sherbrooke St…
Dr Lorena Sekwan Fontaine: Linguicide and the Fight for Indigenous Language Rights
When Dr. Lorena Sekwan Fontaine was a child, her aunts and uncles would turn their backs or leave the room whenever they spoke Cree. She thought they were hiding something from her. They were: the language itself, learned the hard way in residential schools, where speaking it meant being hit. That …
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