Guillaume Beaudoin followed his true calling in doing what many considered a crazy project: hitchhiking solo across the South Pacific Ocean; while subsequently producing a series of episodes as an act to fight against climate change.
In the Amazon, Elis and her team of educators go up the rivers sharing education and love. With some paint on their faces, they spread information through art, music and playful presentations, that would change the villagers’ lives.
HIVES: The story of how one woman uses beekeeping in Vancouver’s downtown eastside to rebuild a sense of hope, belonging and connection for at-risk communities.
Five years ago, Randy Aylwin opened the Grilled Cheese Social Eatery as a way to connect with his community. He is using harvati, brie and cheddar to melt the hearts of grilled cheese fans everywhere and radiate acceptance and love.
Haida artist and carver Jaalen Edenshaw is passionate about craftsmanship, discovering the work of his ancestors, and delving into the Old Haida stories that connect him to the roots of his culture.
With less than five fluent speakers of the dialect left in the world, Jaskwaan Amanda Bedard’s life work is devoted to reawakening the Haida language.