BeCause & Effect
125 episodes - English - Latest episode: about 1 month ago -Host Nolan Bicknell talks to people about the Causes they care about and the Effect it has on their lives. BeCause & Effect is a podcast of The Winnipeg Foundation.
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Episode 74 - Durdana Islam
August 18, 2021 06:32 - 1 hour - 114 MBDr. Durdana Islam is an incredible advocate for many things. She’s a Project Manager at the Green Action Centre, an instructor at the University of Winnipeg, and has been involved with the NDP as Chairperson on the Status of Women, Gender Equity, and Gender Diversity Committee. I sat down with Dr. Durdana Islam, to talk about what it was like teaching through COVID-19, breaking the cycle of trauma, and why she’s fought for social equity nearly her entire life. Before we get start...
Episode 73 - Niigaan Sinclair
August 10, 2021 22:54 - 1 hour - 104 MBI could listen to my next guest talk for hours. Niigaan Sinclair is an Anishinaabe Author, Educator, Columnist, and Academic based in Winnipeg Manitoba. A leading voice in Indigenous teachings and knowledge, Niigaan is an incredible resource when it comes to maintaining indigenous stories, languages, and general information. I sat down with Niigaan Sinclair, to talk about his work as a professor and columnist, what we can learn from Indigenous ways of knowing, and how to have the d...
Episode 72 - Alexis Kanu
August 04, 2021 20:00 - 41 minutes - 56.9 MBAlexis Kanu knows water. As Executive Director of the Lake Winnipeg Foundation, Alexis and the LWF Community make it their mission to educate, advocate, and maintain our most precious resource. I sat down with Alexis Kanu, Executive Director of the Lake Winnipeg Foundation, to talk about the current state of our lakes and rivers, creating the connection between science and policy, and why we need to show respect and reverence for the water; one of our most precious resources.
Episode 71 - Joseph Chaeban
July 27, 2021 20:32 - 39 minutes - 54.4 MBJoseph Chaeban is one of Winnipeg’s best-known success stories. After launching in Winter 2015, Joseph and his team at Chaeban Ice Cream have built a strong reputation in South Osborne as a leader in both business and community. I sat down with Joseph Chaeban to talk about his origins as a professional cheesemaker turned ice cream expert, the importance of supporting community, and what’s in store for the future as his business continues to grow and expand.
Episode 70 - Brent Bellamy
July 20, 2021 07:51 - 51 minutes - 71.2 MBBrent Bellamy is improving Winnipeg through design; as Creative Director at Number 10 Architectural Group, as well as a contributor to the Winnipeg Free Press, Brent is one of the leading voices in architecture and design and our city. I sat down with Brent Bellamy, to talk about how urban design can affect social equity, the debate about urban sprawl and downtown living, and how our cities can evolve to allow future generations to thrive.
Episode 69 - Sachit Mehra
July 13, 2021 09:09 - 53 minutes - 74 MBSachit Mehra is a strong community voice that spends so much of his time giving back. As an entrepreneur, speaker, and community leader, Sachit is a leader, through-and-through. I sat down with Sachit Mehra, Co-owner and Manager of the East India Company Pub and Eatery, to talk about how business is intertwined with philanthropy, COVID-19’s affect on the food service industry, and how to deal with the collective challenges we face moving forward.
Episode 68 - Andrew Kussy
July 06, 2021 11:00 - 41 minutes - 57.6 MBAndrew Kussy is helping to make dreams come true. That does sound hyperbolic until you learn he works for the Dream Factory, an organization that literally grants wishes to Manitoba Kids battling life-threatening illnesses. Formerly known as the Rainbow Society, The Dream Factory has been impacting Manitoba children since 1983. I sat down with Andrew Kussy, to talk about the Dream Factory and their mission, the state of the philanthropic sector post-covid-19, and the tremendous co...
Episode 67 - Sky Bridges
May 12, 2021 06:24 - 39 minutes - 54.2 MBToday’s episode is a special one. For our Season Finale episode, we're joined by Sky Bridges. Sky is the brand new CEO of the Winnipeg Foundation, and joins us for a conversation about many things, including his leadership philosophy and his vision for the future.
Episode 66 - KC Adams
April 21, 2021 07:22 - 50 minutes - 68.8 MBKC Adams is a well-known and highly respected educator, mentor, and social practice artist. She was planning to unveil her a new piece of public art just this week, but the event was postponed due to COVID-19 restrictions, however if you find yourself at The Forks in Winnipeg, her brand new piece is in place, and it is spectacular. So we wanted to have KC on the show to talk about her inspiration for the new piece, and about art in general. I sat down with KC Adams to talk about a...
Episode 65 - Darcy Oake
April 15, 2021 05:46 - 41 minutes - 56.5 MBDarcy Oake is an internationally acclaimed magician, illusionist, and performer, who’s also been a mental health and addictions advocate for about a decade now. Since his brother Bruce lost his battle with addiction in 2011, the entire Oake family has been working towards opening the Bruce Oake Recovery Centre, the first of its kind, in Winnipeg. Now only months away from opening its doors, Darcy joins us to talk about his brother’s legacy, addiction, stigma, and how we, as a c...
Episode 64 - Jamil Mahmood
April 07, 2021 08:13 - 48 minutes - 66.6 MBJamil Mahmood has been fighting for a more equitable world since day one. Jamil has experience in grassroots activism, a degree in International Development studies, and was Executive Director of Spence Neighbourhood Association before recently taking the same role with Main Street Project here in Winnipeg. I sat down with Jamil Mahmood, Executive Director of Main Street Project, to talk about equity and inequality, the role of philanthropy now and in the future, and how with prope...
Episode 63 - Rick Frost Returns
March 30, 2021 13:00 - 52 minutes - 71.8 MBRick Frost has been the CEO of the Winnipeg Foundation for nearly a quarter century. He has seen it grow exponentially during his tenure, in staff, assets, and impact to the community. To commemorate his final days, we wanted to have Rick return to the podcast for the second time, to reflect on his life, his career, and the legacy he’s leaving behind. I sat down with Rick Frost, CEO of the Winnipeg Foundation, to talk about his philosophy on philanthropy, his wonderful history an...
Episode 62 - Trevor LaForte
March 24, 2021 21:43 - 37 minutes - 51.8 MBTrevor LaForte is helping change lives in Winnipeg. As Executive Director of the Winnipeg Aboriginal Sport Achievement Centre, Trevor is ensuring that the staff and kids under the WASAC umbrella have everything they need to succeed. Not only do they focus on sport, and removing barriers, but WASAC is Canada’s largest employer for Indigenous children and youth, and helps them transition to adulthood by giving them real-world experience in a multitude of ways. I sat down with Trevor...
Episode 61 - Sonny Primolo & Robert Zirk
March 18, 2021 07:18 - 39 minutes - 54.1 MBFor today’s show, we have two guests for the price of one! Both of the hosts of the Winnipeg Foundation’s weekly radio program “BeCause Radio”, Sonny Primolo and Robert Zirk join us today to talk about their wonderful work, telling good news stories of people making a difference in Winnipeg. You can hear the show every Thursday at noon on 93.7 CJNU here in Winnipeg, but if you’re outside the city just visit becauseradio.org. I sat down with both Sonny Primolo and Robert Zirk, host...
Episode 60 - Esyllt Jones
March 10, 2021 09:43 - 43 minutes - 59.8 MBEsyllt W. Jones is a history professor at University of Manitoba and is the award-winning author of Influenza 1918: Death, Disease and Struggle in Winnipeg. So who better to talk about the current pandemic, the parallels to the past, and the historical context of what we’re all collectively going through. I sat down with Professor Jones, to talk about the flu pandemic of 1918, COVID-19 when viewed through a historical lens, and what we can learn from the past, to avoid making the ...
Episode 59 - Dan Lussier
March 03, 2021 10:31 - 52 minutes - 72.7 MBWelcome to BeCause and Effect, a podcast form the Winnipeg Foundation, where we talk to people about the causes they care about, and the effect it has on their lives. My name is Nolan Bicknell. Today’s guest is a very special one. Very honored to welcome Dan Lussier to BeCause and Effect. He’s Director of Réseau Compassion Network, an organization that leads 15 health care communities covering all aspects of health and social care. He’s involved with several boards volunteer positi...
Episode 58 - Nadia Thompson
February 24, 2021 09:46 - 49 minutes - 67.8 MBTo celebrate Black History Month, we’re welcoming Nadia Thompson, Chairperson of the Black History Manitoba Celebration Committee to the podcast. Nadia is an incredible advocate and educator who has been with the Black History Manitoba Celebration Committee since 2007, and is a strong voice in the community, promoting black history, culture, and diversity in our city. I sat down with Nadia Thompson, to talk about black history and the black experience, racism and representation in...
Episode 57 - Jessica Miller
February 16, 2021 23:53 - 50 minutes - 70 MBWelcome to BeCause and Effect, a podcast form the Winnipeg Foundation, where we talk to people about the causes they care about, and the effect it has on their lives. My name is Nolan Bicknell. Our guest today is Jessica Miller. Jessica was made for her new role. As the new CEO of the Winnipeg Humane Society, Jessica could not be better suited to take the helm of this incredible organization. As a long-time volunteer at the WHS, Jessica knows the organization from the ground up, a...
Episode 56 - Joanne Kelly
January 27, 2021 11:17 - 56 minutes - 78.2 MBJoanne Kelly is many things to many people; Journalism instructor at Red River College, incredible advocate for animals, and host of multiple book clubs including The Winnipeg Foundation’s Official Book Club. Joanne is an ardent champion for the causes she believes in, and a huge supporter of local and national journalism. I sat down with Joanne Kelly, to talk about the current and future state of journalism, where she developed her love of books, and, although she didn’t start as ...
Episode 55 - Mitch Bourbonniere
January 21, 2021 08:43 - 46 minutes - 64.6 MBMitch Bourbonniere has spent his life in service of others. As an educator and community activist in Winnipeg, he’s made it his life’s mission to help others find their voices. He is a founding member of the original Bear Clan Patrol, a volunteer at countless organizations, and an incredible mentor and counsellor of at-risk youth, to help develop self-esteem, empathy, and confidence. Mitch received the Order of Manitoba in 2020, the Governor General Award for Bravery in 2019, and ...
Episode 54 - Phil Chiappetta
December 16, 2020 09:15 - 41 minutes - 56.8 MBPhil Chiapetta has been with Rossbrook House for 40 years. As their executive director, he is a wealth of knowledge when it comes to how to assist at-risk children and youth. Beyond being a safe space for youth, Rossbrook offers alternative school programs, a young moms group, afterschool homework club, sports, music, and a healthy kitchen program that provides daily meals to participants while teaching them about healthy eating and cooking. I sat down with Phil Chiappetta, Exec...
Episode 53 - Adele Perry
December 09, 2020 06:41 - 50 minutes - 70.1 MBAdele Perry is a wealth of knowledge when it comes to history, indigenous studies, and human rights. She is the Associate Professor and Canada Research Chair in the Department of History at the University of Manitoba, director of the Centre for Human Rights Research and is a distinguished professor in the departments of history and women’s and gender studies in the Faculty of Arts at the University of Manitoba. So, needless to say, she knows her stuff. I sat down with Adele Perr...
Episode 52 - Karen Velthuys
December 02, 2020 05:21 - 36 minutes - 50.3 MBMy guest today is Karen Velthuys, she’s the Executive Director of Learning Disabilities Association of Manitoba, or LDAM. Karen is also a 2020 Fast Pitch Alum, and she is a leading voice and advocate for children and adults with learning disabilities in our province. I sat down with Karen Velthuys, to talk about how learning remotely due to COVID has affected students, the stigmas that continue to surround this area of work, and how mental health can be adversely affected if learni...
Episode 51 - Paul Soubry
November 18, 2020 18:29 - 34 minutes - 47.6 MBPaul Soubry is a devoted businessman, philanthropist, volunteer, and advocate for education and University research. He was Chair of Manitoba’s largest-ever Fundraising campaign, the Front and Centre Campaign, which raised over 626 million dollars for the University of Manitoba to help students, researchers, and our community. I sat down with Paul Soubry, President and CEO of NFI Group and winner of the Manitoba Philanthropy Awards’ 2020 Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser, to talk...
Episode 50 - Scott Smith and Jeff Ward
November 10, 2020 23:33 - 47 minutes - 43.4 MBPulford Community Living Services has been a Manitoba mainstay assisting people with developmental disabilities. Established in 1986, Pulford is a leader in this area and has helped countless people with developmental disabilities find housing, employment, self-improvement, and self-worth. My guests today are Scott Smith, Director of Program Development and Quality Assurance, and Jeff Ward, Social Media and Marketing Manager for Pulford Community Living Services. Pulford recently ...
Episode 49 - Dorota Blumczynska
November 03, 2020 23:24 - 1 hour - 86.5 MBDorota Blumczynska is a leader with profound empathy. As the Executive Director of Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization of Manitoba (IRCOM), Dorota and her team have helped thousands of refugees and immigrants navigate the difficult path of integration into Canadian Culture. I sat down with Dorota back in August to talk about the refugee experience in 2020, the many challenges of COVID-19, and how to inspire empathy for those less fortunate.
Episode 48 - Isha Khan
October 26, 2020 20:14 - 48 minutes - 67.5 MBWelcome to BeCause and Effect, a podcast from the Winnipeg Foundation, where we talk to people about the causes they care about and the effect that it has on their lives. My name is Nolan Bicknell. We are back for a brand-new season of BeCause and Effect, and I couldn’t be more thrilled to welcome Isha Khan to the podcast. Isha is the new CEO of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, and only stepped into the job a couple of months ago. Isha is a human rights lawyer, former executi...
Episode 47 - Dr. Tyler Pearce
July 22, 2020 19:28 - 55 minutes - 76 MBDr. Tyler Pearce knows the philanthropic sector well. As Executive Director of Local Investment Toward Employment, aka LITE, Dr Pearce and her team are fundamental in helping people become employable and stay employed. Executive Director of LITE, Dr. Tyler Pearce joins us to talk about self-care and wellness during COVID-19, the dynamics of the philanthropic sector, and how we have to focus on changing systems of oppression to truly overcome poverty.
Episode 46 - Michael Redhead Champagne
July 15, 2020 06:58 - 38 minutes - 52.5 MBMichael Redhead Champagne is an inspirational example of someone making a real difference at a community level. Award winning Community Organizer, Ininiwak Helper, Public Speaker, and Author, and Advocate, Michael is known by many different monikers, all under the umbrella of fighting for social justice, children’s safety, and community ideals. I sat down with Michael Redhead Champagne, to talk about his tireless work helping others, the 7 sacred teachings, and how we can navigate...
Episode 45 - Cindy Tugwell
July 08, 2020 08:00 - 43 minutes - 59.7 MBThe term heritage has been all over the news lately. From history to architecture and everything in between, now more than ever, society is discussing the importance and impact of our heritage. Cindy Tugwell is the Executive Director of Heritage Winnipeg, and thanks to over 28 years with the organization, her perspective is priceless. I sat down with Cindy Tugwell, Executive Director of Heritage Winnipeg, to talk about how to learn important lessons from history, the value of arch...
Episode 44 - Trudy Schroeder
June 30, 2020 22:00 - 50 minutes - 69 MBTrudy Schroeder understands the intrinsic value of the Arts. As Executive Director of the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, Trudy leads a team of passionate people creating world-class performances that put Winnipeg on the map. I sat down with Trudy Schroeder from the WSO, to talk about importance of music and art in every community, the value of human connection, and what the ‘new normal’ will mean for live music, and her organization in a post-COVID world.
Episode 43 - Javier Schwersensky
June 24, 2020 13:00 - 40 minutes - 56.3 MBJavier Schwersensky says he’s got the best job in the world. As CEO of the Winnipeg Humane Society, Javier leads the oldest animal shelter and animal welfare non-profit in all of Manitoba, it is now 126 years old. Originally from Argentina, Javier has a wonderful success story in Canada, and has been giving back by working in Canada’s charitable sector for years now. I sat down with Javier to talk about the Winnipeg Humane Society and their devotion to animals, humble beginnings i...
Episode 42 - Mandela Kuet
June 17, 2020 02:00 - 51 minutes - 71.3 MBMandela Kuet advocates for equity and equality and has for nearly his entire life. He participated in the Winnipeg Foundation’s Fast Pitch earlier this year, spoke at the Black Lives Matter rally in Winnipeg earlier this month, and recently started his own non-profit for at-risk newcomer youth. So, he’s a busy guy. I sat down with Mandela on a video chat, to talk about Black Lives Matter, his lifetime dedication to advocacy and equity, and what our communities need to learn and app...
Episode 41 - Claudette Leclerc
June 09, 2020 20:00 - 38 minutes - 53 MBClaudette Leclerc has been at the helm of the Manitoba Museum for the last 23 years. As Executive Director and CEO, Claudette has overseen the growth, expansion, and immense success of the Manitoba Museum, and continues to lead her team through the COVID-19 Pandemic. I sat down with Claudette Leclerc on a video chat, to talk about her incredible career, her devotion to arts and culture in Winnipeg, and the plan for reopening the museum in the post-COVID era.
Episode 40 - Rick Lees
June 03, 2020 20:00 - 47 minutes - 65.5 MBRick Lees, Executive Director of Main Street Project, talks about equity in society, how the COVID-19 epidemic has affected their operations, and what we can do to help solve some of our city’s most difficult challenges.
Episode 39 - Roger Berrington
May 26, 2020 19:00 - 47 minutes - 65.2 MBRoger Berrington is making a massive difference in the lives of youth in our city. As Founder and Executive Director of CanU, Roger and his team have made nutrition, health, academia, and leadership their focus, in the hopes that students in grades 5-12 can live up to their potential. I sat down with Roger Berrington, to talk about CanU and how it got started, the value of mentorship and leading by example, and what we can do to inspire actual equity in the world.
Episode 38 - Uyen Pham
May 19, 2020 22:00 - 38 minutes - 53.3 MBWelcome to BeCause & Effect, a podcast from the Winnipeg Foundation, where we talk to people about the Causes they care about, and the Effect that it has on their lives. We are continuing to talk to guests on the show in the cause area of Arts and Culture, to see how they’re dealing with COVID-19 and what changes have been made to their programming. Today’s guest is Uyen Pham, Executive Director of Artbeat Studio. Artbeat Studio continues to prove, every day, the intrinsic conn...
Episode 37 - Thomas Morgan Jones
May 12, 2020 06:00 - 38 minutes - 52.9 MBOur first guest in a series of conversations in the post-covid era, is Thomas Morgan Jones, artistic Director of Prairie Theatre Exchange. Over the next few episodes we’re going to talk to different people that support the various causes in and around Winnipeg, and today we’re starting with Arts and Culture. PTE, like most charities and non-profits that represent Arts and Culture in our city, has not been immune to the challenges that COVID-19 presented. Although things are slowly...
Episode 36 - Rick Frost
April 02, 2020 17:00 - 40 minutes - 56.1 MBRick Frost became CEO of the Winnipeg Foundation back in 1997. Now, 23 years later, he is leading the organization into its monumental 100th year. Last year, In 2019, the Winnipeg Foundation distributed over $57.5 million to the community, thanks in large part to Rick’s vision and leadership. Now, dealing with the Covid-19 Pandemic means Rick’s team is responding to community need in an unprecedented fashion, while practicing social distancing and working primarily from home. I s...
Episode 35 - Christy Dzikowicz
March 17, 2020 05:00 - 52 minutes - 72.4 MB*** Trigger warning for this episode, as it deals heavily with child abuse. *** My guest today, Christy Dzikowicz has been helping to keep vulnerable children safe for over 25 years. As the Executive Director of Snowflake Place, Christy is helping to lead the way by changing systems, challenging norms, and advocating for the rights and comforts of abused kids. Christy was also the winner of The Winnipeg Foundation’s Fast Pitch 2020, where 12 non-profit organizations presented the...
Episode 34 - Kristy McFee
March 10, 2020 05:00 - 37 minutes - 51.1 MBKristy McFee gave up her life as a real estate agent, and completely shifted her focus to helping Children, Youth, and Families, through the Manitoba Riding for the Disabled Association. As Executive Director, Kristy continues to fight for inclusion and equality, while giving kids the experience of a lifetime. Kristy participated in the Winnipeg Foundation’s Fast Pitch, where she honed her presentation skills and competed against 11 other non-profits here in our city for a $10,000 ...
Episode 33 - Diane Roussin
March 03, 2020 06:00 - 52 minutes - 72.8 MBDiane Roussin is making the lives of children and families better. Diane is the Project Manager of the Winnipeg Boldness Project, and she uses her platform to empower and encourage the leaders in our community to live their best lives. I sat down with Diane Roussin, to talk about empowerment, equity, and vulnerability, her strong indigenous female roots, and what needs to happen to help the children and families in our city that need a hand.
Episode 32 - Spencer Duncanson
February 25, 2020 06:00 - 48 minutes - 67 MBSpencer Duncanson is a champion for the arts. He fell in love with opera as a child, and has been obsessed ever since. As founder and Artistic Director of the Little Opera Company in Winnipeg, Spencer has built his career on making opera approachable, enjoyable, and digestible to as many people as possible. As a lifelong educator and mentor to countless young artists, Spencer is guiding the next generation of top tier singers, and helping create strong, capable adults. I sat down ...
Episode 31 - Connie Newman
February 18, 2020 14:00 - 33 minutes - 46.3 MBConnie Newman knows seniors’ issues. As the Executive Director of the Manitoba Association of Seniors Centres, Connie has been devoting her life to advocating for the needs of seniors here in our province for nearly 15 years. As a retired highschool teacher, Connie’s ability to bring people together and solve problems makes her perfect in this role. I sat down with Connie Newman, to discuss generational issues, mental and physical health in seniors, and the importance of staying ...
Episode 30 - Janine Stephens
February 11, 2020 06:00 - 51 minutes - 71.3 MBJanine Stephens is a Winnipeg-based Olympian-turned coach, who was recently awarded the Rowing Canada’s President’s Award for her dedication to the sport. After winning Silver in the 2012 London Olympics, Janine is now focused on coaching and helping the next generation of athletes compete, grow, and thrive. We sat down with Janine Stephens, silver medalist in the London Olympic Games in 2012, talks about sport psychology and the mindset of a champion, her transition into coaching...
Episode 29 - Fred Penner
February 04, 2020 06:00 - 45 minutes - 62.9 MBToday’s episode features one of the greatest entertainers of our generation, actor, author, singer/songwriter and keynote speaker, Fred Penner. Mr Penner is gearing up for his upcoming cross-Canada tour celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Cat Came Back, released back in 1980. He joined my via video chat from Beautiful British Columbia, and we talked not only about his legendary career, but also about the current media landscape, mindfulness and meditation, reconciliation, and ...
Episode 28 - Loren Remillard
January 28, 2020 06:00 - 1 hour - 94.7 MBWelcome to BeCause & Effect, a podcast from the Winnpieg Foundation, where we talk to people about the causes they care about, and the effect that it has on their lives. My name is Nolan Bicknell. Loren Remillard is the President and CEO of the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce. He’s been with the organization since 1997 and has a great perspective on the importance of small business to our communities. We talk about business profits and social impact, national trends in entrepreneursh...
Episode 27 - Jon Montgomery
January 21, 2020 06:00 - 57 minutes - 79.6 MBWelcome to BeCause and Effect, a podcast from the Winnipeg Foundation, where we talk to people about the causes they care about, and the effect it has on their lives. My name is Nolan Bicknell. Today’s guest is one I’ve wanted to talk to since we launched this podcast, and could not be more excited to kick off season three with the amazing Jon Montgomery. Jon is probably best known for his work as host of Amazing Race Canada since back in 2013, but Jon gained international notorie...
Episode 26 - Ron MacLean
December 10, 2019 06:00 - 42 minutes - 58.7 MBEvery episode of BeCause & Effect ends with a set of questions we call Just BeCause. It’s the same seven questions asked of all of our guests. Today’s show is both a highlight episode, showcasing some of the best answers to the Just BeCause questions, and an exclusive, unreleased Just BeCause with Mr. Ron MacLean as well. We were able to talk to Ron MacLean at a fundraising dinner for the Bruce Oake Recovery Centre earlier this year, where Ron co-hosted the event with Jann Arden. ...
Episode 25 - Kai Madsen
December 03, 2019 06:00 - 41 minutes - 57.7 MBKai Madsen is celebrating quite a few milestones this year: 50 years since he started volunteering with the Christmas Cheer Board, 25 years since he became their Executive Director, and 100 years that the organization itself has been in operation. Kai and the more than 5,000 volunteers annually have been such an incredible force in our city, bringing holiday cheer to under-served families for such a long time, and they’re still going strong. I sat down to talk with Kai Madsen, Exe...