Neighbour Studio
Neighbour Studio
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Welcome to Neighbour Studio, your go-to space for diverse voices and stories. Here, we bring together a mix of podcasts that dive into everything from community stories and local spotlights to insightful conversations across industries. Whether you're here for inspiring interviews, deep dives, or light-hearted chats, our studio is where stories come to life. Tune in and stay connected to your community, one episode at a time.
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This podcast explores themes of community engagement, local business initiatives, and charity work, with episodes spotlighting inspiring individuals such as local entrepreneurs, charity founders, and civic leaders. Specific episodes include conversations with the Mayor of Newmarket, John Taylor, and business leaders like Ahmed Reda.
Welcome to Neighbour Studio, your go-to space for diverse voices and stories. Here, we bring together a mix of podcasts that dive into everything from community stories and local spotlights to insightful conversations across industries. Whether you’re here for inspiring interviews, deep dives, or light-hearted chats, our studio is where stories come to life. Tune in and stay connected to your community, one episode at a time.
In this episode of Conversations with Neighbours, host Myles Doak sits down with Mike Smith, co-founder of the Newmarket/Aurora chapter of 100 Men Who Give a Damn!.
Launched in 2016, the group brings men together on a quarterly basis to support local charities through a simple but powerful model, giving back with minimal time commitment and maximum impact. Since its inception, the organization has raised thousands of dollars for community initiatives across Newmarket and Aurora.
Mike shares how the idea came to life, the impact it has had on local organizations, and why community-driven giving continues to matter. The conversation highlights how small commitments can lead to meaningful change, and how anyone can play a role in strengthening their community.
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