In This Episode:

• Dave talks about the story behind the "United Breaks Guitars" videos from 2009. The three discuss the deeper meanings behind the videos' popularity and how it affected United Airlines as a company.
• He also talks about how he got started on writing his book, "United Breaks Guitars: The Power of One Voice in the Age of Social Media"
• The three talk about the way social media let's people amplify their voices, and how that can be good or bad.

In This Episode:

• Greg and Dave sit down with Nelson Terroba to talk about his career as a basketball coach and how he approaches team building and teamwork.
• They cover how we got started, how he ended up in New Brunswick, Canada, and his relationship with The G League.
• Nelson goes over his early loud and continuous model for working as a team.
• He also goes over his favourtie John Wooden quotes that he uses with his team.
• Dave and Nelson talk about the take off of Canadian Basketball in recent years.

In This Episode:

• Greg and Dave talk with Adam Lordon who is both the mayor of Miramichi, New Brunswick and a passionate filmmaker.
• Adam reveals the touching story of why he moved back home to Miramichi and how he got into politics.
• He talks to Greg and Dave about the rich history and culture of Miramichi.

• [2:00] Gavin explains why and how he is helping to combat iron deficiency with his heavily reusable product, ’Lucky Iron Fish’.
• [9:04] He explains how his companies biggest failure ended up becoming their biggest success in increasing the sales of his product in North America.
• [12:35] Gavin describes his experience pitching the Luck Iron Fish Enterprise on Dragons Den.
• [15:53] Gavin explains his business journey and the lessons around he learned along the way.
• [22:35] We learn how Gavin intends to improve the lives of 1 million people by 2020 with Lucky Iron Fish Enterprise.
• To donate 5 Lucky Iron Fish to families in need, click here! https://luckyironfish.com/collections/all/products/give-5-lucky-iron-fish-to-families-in-need

BIO

• Dr. Gavin Armstrong is the Founder and President of the multi Cannes Lion awards winning company, Lucky Iron Fish Enterprise, a social enterprise attempting to alleviate iron deficiency around the world.
• He was a Fulbright scholar at Auburn University, was awarded the Forbes 30 Under 30 in the Social Entrepreneur category in 2016, and was named 'Social Entrepreneur of the Year' by EY Canada.
• In 2018 He brought Lucky Iron Fish Enterprise onto CBC's Dragons Den.
• Gavin is the first Canadian to receive the William J. Clinton Award for international work against hunger, and according to Town & Country, he is one of the 50 philanthropists changing the world.