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Bitcoin swung $8,000 in five days, Pokémon just turned 30 and it's still getting people outside, and this weekend 2,500 makers are taking over Kitchener's biggest theatre and the Tannery to show off what they built just because they felt like it. We talk about why that matters more than any funding round, what your nervous system actually needs right now, and why this region's real character has nothing to do with unicorns.
Plus Sloan is at Maxwell's tonight with a few tickets left — and a wellness market you didn't know you needed. Happy first day of spring.
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