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John Juricic - Digital Marketing & Communications - Radio Sidney Interview - Episode #2

Part 2 of my Radio Sidney interview with Nicola Furlong where we chat all things Digital Marketing & Communications!

John Juricic - Digital Marketing & Communications - Radio Sidney Interview - Episode #1

Radio Sidney recently interviewed me about my digital marketing business…it was so fun - thank you Nicola Furlong! Here is the caption for the show on their Social Media links:

 

Psst…wanna promote something? Sure you do. We all need to communicate better in our ever-evolving digital landscape. But how? Simple answer, ask an expert. Today, Nicola begins her chat with John Juricic of Harbour Digital Media, a consulting firm specializing in the elusive digital marketing punch to break through the social media static. Not easy, but with John’s extensive experience as a bleeding edge adopter of today’s communications tools, telling your story online can be as simple as Tic Toc.

Mavis Underwood - Tsawout Nation Elder, Teacher, Leader

Mavis Underwood is a teacher, elder, advocate, spiritual leader and community representative from the Peninsula based Tsawout Nation. In this conversation Mavis chats with Ry Moran, Associate University Librarian - Reconciliation at the UVIC Libraries. Thank you Mavis for continuing to work and engage with Regional Stakeholders to help all of our communities. Your ongoing and consistent leadership is irreplaceable.

A conversation with Mavis Underwood (Tsawout Nation) about the Territorial Acknowledgement

Mavis Underwood is a teacher, elder, advocate, spiritual leader and community representative from the Peninsula based Tsawout Nation. Our discussion specific to the Territorial Acknowledgement was captivating and compelling.

 

Thank you Mavis for continuing to work and engage with Regional Industry sectors to help all of our communities. Your ongoing and consistent leadership is invaluable.

As someone who chairs and/or leads business meetings on a regular basis, I have been encouraged and challenged to begin meetings with a First Nations Territorial Acknowledgement. It's been a fascinating, earnest & unexpected journey of self-awareness and personal reconciliation. I have sought guidance and understanding from regional First Nations leaders and have recorded these discussions to help broaden the dialogue & conversation amongst business community colleagues.

Radio Interview - Kathyrn Juricic @ KISS FM 91.3 - Float Up Concert Series

My daughter Kathryn works for RAVEN (RAVEN raises legal defence funds for Indigenous Peoples in Canada to defend their rights and the integrity of lands and cultures). Please consider attending the following fund-raiser:

On July 22nd, join us for an evening of music and stories on and for the water.

 

Float your canoe, kayak, paddleboard, floatie, rowboat (you name it!) to some music and stories on the dock at Victoria Canoe and Kayak Club, featuring Kwakwaka'wakw & Songhees/Coast Salish artist Brianna Dick, ANSWER Drum Group and live music from local jazz and soul band, Wes Carroll Confabulation featuring Owen Chow on trumpet.

 

Don't have a boat? These concerts are accessible to watch from land at Esquimalt Gorge Park (across the Gorge) and on the public beach next to Victoria Canoe and Kayak Club.

 

All ticket purchases and donations will go towards West Moberly First Nations legal challenge in opposition to the Site C Dam (https://fundraise.raventrust.com/event/july-22-floating-concert-on-the-gorge-with-wes-carroll-confabulation-and-e-lie-brianna-marie-dick/e347539). 

 

TTLL - ED Nola Jeffrey - CTV Interview end of June 2021

Nola discusses the resultant triggering & healing processes from the discovery of unmarked gravesites across Canada.

 

All Points West with Kathryn Marlow - June 17th Interview with Nola Jeffrey, ED Tsow-Tun Le Lum Society Residential Substance Abuse Center

All Points West with Kathryn Marlow - June 17th Interview with Nola Jeffrey, ED Tsow-Tun Le Lum Society Residential Substance Abuse Center. Nola discusses the Tsow-Tun Le Lum healing centre moving to a new facility in Cowichan.

Kelly Edzerza-Bapty - Principle of Obsidian Architecture

In this podcast I have the pleasure of digitally meeting & chatting with Kelly Edzerza-Bapty. Kelly is one of the premier Indigenous business leaders in Canada.  She is an Architect and Industrial Designer based in Golden, BC, and the second Indigenous and first Tahltan woman in the province to achieve the AIBC designation.

Kelly is the principle of Obsidian Architecture, an Indigenous owned and operated firm practising architecture & design in communities across BC & Yukon.  We were also joined by Scott Kemp, Principal of Scott Kemp Architect based in Vancouver. Both architects are currently involved with the construction of the Tsawout Nation Bighouse in Central Saanich.

In this podcast we discuss key factors to successful Indigenous/Industry employment activities. Those include:

• building relationships,
• combatting systemic racism,
• acknowledging & understanding the historical context of Indigenous communities in Canadian society,
• learning to embrace the huge, untapped potential of hiring Indigenous peoples