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We begin the show with musical duo Ian Foster and Nancy Hynes on their upcoming Christmas tour -- their first since 2019. Then host Adam Walsh spends the rest of the show on housing in N.L. His guests are Rob NOlan, CEO of Municipalities N.L. and poli sci prof Elizabeth, director, Hub for the Study of Local Governance in N.L.

Municipalities NL says towns across the province are struggling to keep up financially. We heard some of their ideas about where that money could come from. We were joined by President of Municipalities NL Amy Coady, and CEO Rob Nolan.

Right now, the first priority is to keep the ship from sinking. Economic developers across the country have been scrambling to decipher what exactly we can do to help our businesses survive this crisis.But this pandemic won't last forever. To make sure our business communities come out strong on the other side, we need to do more than stay afloat. We need to steer the ship.In the name of staying on course, this episode of Insight is all about BR+E – Business Retention and Expansion. Originally planned as episode 3, before we did some last minute rescheduling, we've taken the opportunity to explore how economic developers' perspectives on BR+E have changed in response to COVID-19, with one common theme: it's now more important than ever.Collecting good information about what your businesses need is timeless. A good relationship with your business community is a direct result of your communication and your ability to act on the issues that matter most to them. So, active listening is key, pandemic or no pandemic.We also take this opportunity to check in with our Executive Vice President Chris Bandak, who explains the value of good data. Learn more about our Triage BR+E™ product, newly enhanced to address the specific challenges posed by COVID-19.Insight: Canada's Economic Development Podcast is presented by MDB Insight and produced by Derek Harrison. Our guests for episode 4 included Michelle Samson, Economic Development Officer for the City of Vaughan, Rob Nolan, Director of Economic Development for the City of Brockville, and Jennifer Penney, Economic Development Officer for Town of Paradise. Each episode explores the economic development field in Canada, celebrates the work of professionals across the country, features news and thought leadership from across Canada and digs into some of the most interesting (and important) topics in economic development.MDB Insight - Official website - LinkedIn - Facebook - Twitter

November 8, 2019 - In this episode, Happy City's Jen Crowe and Rob Nolan speak with Lea Movelle (St. John's Social Justice Co-op) and David Brake (Essential Transit Association) about the increasingly important issue of regional transit.

In this episode, Happy City's Jen Crowe and Rob Nolan speak with Lea Movelle (St. John's Social Justice Co-op) and David Brake (Essential Transit Association) about the increasingly important issue of regional transit.

October 1, 2019 - In this episode, Jen Crowe and Rob Nolan from Happy City St. John's chat with Telegram reporter David Maher about the ongoing Canadian federal election. They discuss what the burning issues are locally and what Maher has seen in his coverage of the election thus far.

In this episode, Jen Crowe and Rob Nolan from Happy City St. John's chat with Telegram reporter David Maher about the ongoing Canadian federal election. They discuss what the burning issues are locally and what Maher has seen in his coverage of the election thus far.

July 9, 2019 - The idea of the 'circular economy' has been getting a lot of traction in recent years, especially with the growth of sustainability and zero waste movements. But what does it mean? How does it work? And how could it be applied to a city like St. John's? In this episode, Jen Crowe and Rob Nolan from Happy City St. John's discuss the fascinating idea with Dr. Nicholas Lynch, geography professor at Memorial University of Newfoundland.

The idea of the 'circular economy' has been getting a lot of traction in recent years, especially with the growth of sustainability and zero waste movements. But what does it mean? How does it work? And how could it be applied to a city like St. John's? In this episode, Jen Crowe and Rob Nolan from Happy City St. John's discuss the fascinating idea with Dr. Nicholas Lynch, geography professor at Memorial University of Newfoundland.

April 15, 2019 - Craig Pollett is CEO of Municipalities Newfoundland and Labrador. In this second episode of a two-part feature on regionalization, Happy City Radio producers Jen Crowe and Rob Nolan talk to him about the history, issues and opportunities surrounding regionalization in this province, and what lessons can be learned from other jurisdictions.

Craig Pollett is CEO of Municipalities Newfoundland and Labrador. In this second episode of a two-part feature on regionalization, Happy City Radio producers Jen Crowe and Rob Nolan talk to him about the history, issues and opportunities surrounding regionalization in this province, and what lessons can be learned from other jurisdictions.

April 10, 2019 - In the worlds of municipal planning and provincial politics, regional government is a big issue -- no less so in Newfoundland and Labrador than anywhere else in Canada. In the first of a 2-part series on regionalization, hosts Jen Crowe and Rob Nolan from Happy City St. John's speak with Dr. Andrew Sancton, political science professor at The University of Western Ontario and world-renowned expert on municipal government, to find out what lessons this province can take on regional government from elsewhere in Canada.

In the worlds of municipal planning and provincial politics, regional government is a big issue -- no less so in Newfoundland and Labrador than anywhere else in Canada. In the first of a 2-part series on regionalization, hosts Jen Crowe and Rob Nolan from Happy City St. John's speak with Dr. Andrew Sancton, political science professor at The University of Western Ontario and world-renowned expert on municipal government, to find out what lessons this province can take on regional government from elsewhere in Canada.

Living in Community launched in 2003 in response to the tragic death and disappearance of a large number of sex workers in Vancouver’s downtown eastside. The organization created a steering committee comprised of residents, police, community organizers, sex workers, businesses, and government. They fostered discussions about people’s concerns and hopes for their neighbourhoods and eventually produced an action plan for creating a safer, healthier community. In 2017 this model was adopted by the City of St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador. The latest episode of Happy City Radio, produced by Happy City St. John's and CHMR-FM, discusses what's been happening with this model in St. John's. Happy City's Jen Crowe and Rob Nolan are joined by City of St. John's Councillor Hope Jamieson and community organizer Mica McCurdy. Program originally aired Dec. 3, 2018.

This is a movie about three men — heterosexual but cohabitating — who raise an abandoned baby while fending off a drug cartel. Three Men and a Baby was also the highest-grossing movie of 1987, and while critics and audiences loved it, Chris and Drew are hard-pressed to think of a single reason why aside from Tom Selleck's mustache. Fortunately, comedy writer and actor Rob Nolan guests hosts and offers the counter-argument of "Hey, maybe it doesn't suck." Ghosts are discussed as well.

Dr. Rob Nolan and Dr. Yazan Daaboul Discuss

In the wake of an LA Weekly article about the year anniversary of the Fashion Police  writers strike, for which I was interviewed and that I felt omitted some pertinant facts, I've decided to tell my story myself my way.  Joining me is one of my fellow Norma Raes, writer/performer Rob Nolan, who can do full wheel in yoga, which I don't resent at all.  Expect life lessons, dreamboard chat and at least one hooker found in the bottom of a dumpster.