# Tim Courtney

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New from Knockabout: Rocket War

In the early hours of August 2, 1990, Iraq invaded Kuwait, setting off a chain of events that would draw Canada into the first Gulf War. In this opening episode of Rocket War, we explore how Canada went from peacekeeping posture to active military engagement in the Persian Gulf. Featuring firsth ...

In for a penny...

In the early hours of August 2, 1990, Iraq invaded Kuwait, setting off a chain of events that would draw Canada into the first Gulf War. In this opening episode of Rocket War, we explore how Canada went from peacekeeping posture to active military engagement in the Persian Gulf. Featuring firsth ...

Scramble Order

In this episode of Rocket War, we explore Canada’s air war during the first Persian Gulf War, tracing how Royal Canadian Air Force CF-18 fighter jets and aircrew deployed to the Middle East following Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait. Drawing on firsthand accounts from pilots and ground crew, as well as ...

Boots on the Ground

In this episode of Rocket War, the ground war begins. When Britain asks for help, 1 Canadian Field Hospital is rushed to the Saudi desert, where doctors, nurses, and medics prepare for chemical attacks, Scud missiles, and mass casualties. From training in Petawawa to treating wounded Iraqi soldi ...

The Secret To Get Your City To Change A Street in Record Time | Tim Courtney Ep86

How Do You ACTUALLY Get Your City To Change a Street? Everyone told him it couldn’t be done. Yet cycling enthusiast Tim Courtney — with zero experience navigating local government — successfully persuaded the City of Oakland to install traffic circles and calming measures along his dangerously s ...

Why wireless infrastructure sharing may be inevitable

Most Americans already own a smartphone—so how do wireless carriers sustain margins in a saturated market? One answer may be infrastructure sharing, much like competing trucking companies sharing the same road network. In this episode of All Day Digital, Wavsys president Tim Courtney explains wh ...

The Aftermath

In the final episode of Rocket War, we explore what happened after the guns fell silent in the 1991 Gulf War. From the rapid redeployment of Canadian forces and emotional homecomings to the difficult return to civilian life, this episode reveals the hidden costs of a “short” war. Veterans recoun ...

LEGO® IDEAS: How we scaled a fan community-driven product business with Daiva Naldal | Episode 6

LEGO® IDEAS turned fan creativity into a nine-figure product line. But the hard part wasn't the platform, it was integrating a disruptive innovation engine into an 80-year-old organization without killing the trust with users that made it work. Daiva Naldal led that integration, designing the sy ...

LEGO® IDEAS: How we scaled a fan community-driven product business with Daiva Naldal | Episode 6

LEGO® IDEAS turned fan creativity into a nine-figure product line. But the hard part wasn't the platform, it was integrating a disruptive innovation engine into an 80-year-old organization without killing the trust with users that made it work. Daiva Naldal led that integration, designing the sy ...

Your next CMO will build agents, but real strategy can't be prompted with Julie Mossler | Episode 7

Julie Mossler built the comms function at Groupon through its IPO, ran brand at Waze through the Google acquisition, and has been a four-time CMO across web2.0, crypto, and AI. Now she runs Common Fortune, advising founders on go-to-market and category building. This conversation covers building ...