mark sutcliffe

Only a few years ago, Amanda Jetté Knox was living a relatively quiet existence with the love of her life and their three children. An email from her middle child changed all that. And then, only a year later, a conversation with her spouse in a Walmart parking lot brought about even more change. Now, Amanda uses the story of her family as a platform to help and inspire other LGBTQ families. In this episode, we talk about why she feels it’s important to share her journey, and the lessons she learned from years of living a life focused on making everyone else happy. She explains why it’s actually good to know things won’t work out the way you planned. And we talk a lot about changes that turn into something bigger than one person or one family – spreading a message of acceptance and inclusivity around the world.

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Could war be solved in our lifetime? Human rights activist, author, and War Child Canada founder Dr. Samantha Nutt believes we have the power, the resources, and the capacity to make peace possible. In this inspiring and stimulating conversation, Dr. Nutt shares heart-wrenching stories from her time in war-torn countries and how she built a different kind of humanitarian organization that empowers developing communities. She shares unique and valuable insights on why we should not steer from a place of assumption, how to be a disruptive force, understanding geopolitical privilege, who truly benefits from well-intended humanitarian actions, identifying priorities, facilitating leadership, and what we can learn from extraordinary people pushing against huge odds in extreme circumstances.

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