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For each interview we do we ask our experts to comment on the three Fuel Radio themes which are to Make a Living, Make a Difference and Make A Life. In this interview our guest Gina Battye who is an author, a certified life coach, and international speake,r responds to questions about these three themes. Gina's Business advice - "My key piece of business advice is to focus on one thing and be a master of that one thing." Being focused on one thing has worked out really well for Gina. Doing to many things was diluting her message and not attracting anyone to her business. Gina says to realize what you are a genius at and focus on that one thing. Make a difference Has a deep affinity with nature and animals. She supports organizations that help out with this She also is involved with youth and offers digital strategies, health and cooking advice. Passionate about helping people change the way they think. Gina encourages to change the way we think. Make a life – live a healthy, vibrant life Gina has a thinking day at the beginning of the year about what can stay and what can go. This is done to simplify her life. Also results in a calmer way of being. Links: Fuel Radio - www.fuelradio.com

In this interview: – What is Whole Way House? – Where did the idea for Whole Way House come from? – What is the neighbourhood like? Where did SRO’s come from? – What is Jenny learning working at Whole Way House? – The new “Slow Cooker Club” – Jenny shares a couple of transformational stories Links Whole Way House Fuel Radio

In this Interview Jenny Konkin answers Fuel Radio’s three big questions about Making a Living, Making A Difference, and Making a Life Make A Living Jenny’s business advice has to do with having integrity. Jenny finds that when she does things with integrity in mind it speeds up trust. She is able to get more things done and more quickly. She encourages us to do things the right way the first time. Great advice! READ MORE: http;//www.fuelradio.com For more information about Whole Way House see: http://www.wholewayhouse.ca

What has been the key to the rapid growth of Mealshare to over 140 restaurants and 122,825 meals provided to charity in less than 2 years? Listen in to find out! Links Mealshare Fuel Radio

Desiree is an Insurance expert and partner with Three Sixty Financial Group. In this interview In the is interview Desiree provides insight on how to make a living, make a difference and live a healthy, vital life. Links Fuel Radio Three Sixty Financial Group Three Sixty Financial Group Facebook Ruben’s Shoes

Amazingly, when a fan suggested she do a Christmas album in early November 2014, Karla agreed and quickly went into the Melodious Design Recording Studio and produced this beautiful new EP called “Lingering” just in time for Christmas. In this interview we discuss: The story behind the quick recording of Lingering.   See http://www.fuelradio.com for more!

TeachBeyond was born on the western Canadian prairies in 1954, when Leo Janz committed himself to bringing the Biblical message of hope to post-war Germany.  Today the founding Janz association is known as TeachBeyond. Its primary emphasis is on educational initiatives, such as English language camps, professional seminars, and schools, including Black Forest Academy, which was founded in 1956. Over three hundred workers serve with TeachBeyond in countries from Southeast Asia to northern Africa, Brazil and various countries in Europe. The name TeachBeyond reflects the organization’s commitment to teaching beyond one-dimensional, utilitarian forms of education to a comprehensive, holistic form of education.

The 3rd annual Lille Gard Festival (June 30 – July 1, 2012) is a family-friendly festival organized by TribeHouse Artist Collective which will feature visual arts, activist speakers, spoken word, and of course all the music your ears can handle with a theme of Arts, Faith, and Justice. See: http://lillegard.tribehouse.org

Jonathan and Suzi are a young, passionate couple who are committed to loving, serving, and bring present with those who are on the margins. Jonathan is the East Vancouver Area Director for Youth Unlimited working with Youth who are facing the challenges of homelessness, poverty and addiction. Suzi is the Communication Director for Dalit Freedom Network which is an organization working towards the freedom and liberation of the Dalit people. They currently live in the downtown East side and love being part of that community. Jonathan is also the Managing Director of the Creative World Festival, which is a grassroots christian festival celebrating arts, justice and spirituality."  Websites www.eastvanyu.ca www.dalitfreedom.net www.creativeworldfestival.org

Jonathan and Suzi are a young, passionate couple who are committed to loving, serving, and bring present with those who are on the margins. Jonathan is the East Vancouver Area Director for Youth Unlimited working with Youth who are facing the challenges of homelessness, poverty and addiction. Suzi is the Communication Director for Dalit Freedom Network which is an organization working towards the freedom and liberation of the Dalit people. They currently live in the downtown East side and love being part of that community. Jonathan is also the Managing Director of the Creative World Festival, which is a grassroots christian festival celebrating arts, justice and spirituality."

“Raised from the dead inside, breaking out of honeycomb tombs” Along the pathways of grief we travel alongside regret, doubt, memory and metaphor. Internationally acclaimed and award-winning singer songwriter, Karla Adolphe, is intent on preserving the essence of grief’s pathways like jars of strawberry jam on the window sill.   Inspired by witnessing the death of a dear friend's daughter, Honeycomb Tombs is a collection of songs written for people in the midst of grief. The songs have been inspired by personal stories, poetry and memoirs obtained from audience members and those connected to Karla’s online community. . Karla Adolphe is giving away a FREE digital download of Honeycomb Tombs at www.karlaadolphe.ca or www.noisetrade.com. The album was 100% listener funded Unique via IndieGoGo, and has been reviewed by over 80 individuals on their websites, blogs, podcasts, facebook, twitter and more. Karla is working hard to allow listeners to both access and share the music with friends and family who may be grieving; numerous times throughout the creative, recording and promoting process Karla’s fans have communicated a thankfulness and need for the album in the midst of enduring their own tragedies and loss.

Debra Sears interviews filmmaker and the mastermind behind the WeMakeStuff movement David Vandas.

"Papillon’s acoustic delivery is the sort that will stay with you, kicking around in your head long after each track ends. Her voice has the ability to saturate your audio intake in a personal way, whilst maintaining the tempo necessary to keep your feet tapping. She has a way of articulating that gives life to the edges of those letters most people skip over." Josh Doyle, The Ontarion http://www.gabriellepapillon.com/

Brian Doerksen is a songwriter, recording artist, author, conference speaker and pastor. Born and raised on the west coast of Canada in Abbotsford B.C., he now lives with his family (wife of 25 years Joyce and their 4 youngest children) in the same home that he spent his childhood in. His songs known around the world in churches of all kinds include ‘Come, now is the time to worship’, ‘Hope of the nations’, ‘Faithful One’, ‘Refiner’s Fire’, ‘Hallelujah (Your love is amazing)’, ‘Holy God’ & ‘The river’.  http://briandoerksen.com/

WeMakeStuff Radio inaugural episode featuring WeMakeStuff mastermind David Vandas and WeMakeStuff Radio hosts Deb Sears and Rod Janz.