Podcast appearances and mentions of david carruthers

David Carruthers is an author, entertainer, motivational speaker and the co-founder of Your House Social Enterprise, a creative 'Social Purpose Corporation' whose goal is to motivate kids and youth through books, shows, festivals, multicultural events, inspirational and educational programs, documentaries and movies all under one roof. David has written many beloved children’s books including “Gordie the Golf Ball,” “Fat Cat, Fat Cat,” “The Bird That Wanted to Fly” and “I Wonder,” among many others.

David Carruthers is a Children's book author & Social enterprise entrepreneur & philanthropist.He has spent years dedicating himself to empowering kids & youths, traveling to over 250 schools giving inspirational talks. David is also in the business of helping new authors to get their works published.We discuss all this and more during this episode. You can dig further into the services offered by David & his partners at this link https://www.yourhousespc.com/

David Carruthers is an author/entertainer and motivational speaker for kids/youths who resides in Canada. His goal is to help millions of people around the world to be the best they can be. https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-carruthers-3586aa14/

David Carruthers is one of the founders of an exciting new social enterprise called Your House, in London, Ontartio, Canada. They have the goal to motivate kids and youths through books, shows, festivals, multicultural events, inspirational/educational programs, documentaries and movies all below 1 roof. David is also an author/entertainer and motivational speaker. His dream was to make Your House a unique, fun and interactive place, where people of all ages could come together to discuss life, as well as other important issues around the globe.Learn all about this fascinating Social Enterprise in this episode To contact David, visit www.yourhousespc.comSupport the show (http://socialmissionrevolution.com/community)

Ramona Meharg chats with Ontario educator, David Carruthers about his career, what he wishes he knew when he began and some of the powerful high points that he's experienced.

Recorded 12/5/18Host: Dr. Darnell WilliamsRuntime (1:00:15)Producer: Ron FurrGuests : David Carruthers – Author, Inspirational Motivator* Growing Up in Dual Cultures* Societial Inconfidence* Cultural Bondage, Consciousness & Faith* Writing & Publishing Books* David’s Books – Kill Our Giants, Reactors: Why You Do What You Do, You’re Such A Liar, 30 Days of Real.

Molly Wallace, Associate Professor, Department of English Language and Literature David Carruthers, PhD Candidate, Department of English Language and Literature The Bitterness of Indulging: Dark Ecology and the State of Environmental Mega-Risks Dr. Molly Wallace is an Associate Professor and the Graduate Chair in the Department of English Language and Literature at Queen’s. Her research Continue Reading

David Carruthers of Cheshire based company Caliver, talks on day 4 of BBC GWL 2017

Over the Christmas Holidays, I had a chance to travel to London, Ontario to enjoy a Brunch hosted by David Carruthers (@pluggedportable) who is a Technology Coordinator with the TVDSB. During that time we shared some excellent food and conversation. This is the first in a series of interviews with some of the inspirational educators in which I had an opportunity to speak with. In this interview David discusses the power of Social Media.

David Carruthers, owner/proprietor of St. Armand Papers in Montreal takes us through the process of how he produces paper that is used in the letterpress printing of books. We talk about pure fibre rags, old jute coffee bags, cover stock, denim and blue paper, beaters, pulp, and vat-like structures for pulp, and machines that take 95% of the moisture out of the pulp and flatten it so that it can be stored in sheets that look and feel like blotting paper and then treated with substances such as potato starch, clay and/or chalk, depending upon the end use of the paper. We also talk about opacity, smooth laid paper, end leafs, machine grain and bookmarks.