35 episodes
We Are LCC Lower Canada College
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We are Lower Canada College, a Montreal school with a 113-year history that’s always been guided by the belief that everyone’s a learner for life. Our alumni, students, parents, teachers and staff have had extraordinary experiences, providing them with insights and perspectives that are worth sharing.
The We Are LCC podcast is a series of informative and engaging conversations with members of the extended Lower Canada College community, wherever they may be on the planet.
We delve into a wide range of diverse and timely issues with experts from a variety of fields. From sustainability to wellness to human rights, there will be something new to learn.
Be sure to subscribe to We Are LCC wherever you find your favourite podcasts and be inspired.
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Chris Shannon, Pre-U '76 & David Bensadoun '87, Pre-U '88: Looking ahead
Join Chris Shannon, Pre-U '76 & David Bensadoun '87, Pre-U '88 as they reflect on the past academic year and give us a glimpse into LCC and the future.
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Robert Ravinsky '02: Orthopaedic Spine Surgeon Practicing Non Nobis Solum
Dr. Robert Ravinsky joins us for a deeper look into the world of orthopaedic spine surgery.
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Krista McNally '02: The Importance of Adventure in our Lives
We could all use a little more playfulness in our lives. Listen to how Krista is helping many women do just that!
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Jackson Labell-Nevard '18, Pre-U '19 & Maya Wou '19: The Marriage of Education & Tech & How AI Can Assist Educators in Grading
Jackson Labell-Nevard '18, Pre-U '19 & Maya Wou '19 talk to us about their new company TeztUs and how it’s transforming the worlds of Education & Technology. We welcome them to learn all about how AI can assist educators in grading.
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Geoff Molson '87, Pre-U '88: The Business of Sport & Realities of Franchise Ownership
We are privileged to have Geoff Molson '87, Pre-U '88, President and CEO of Groupe CH join us for a conversation about the business of sport and the realities of owning a franchise.
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Emmanuel Mavridakis '18: Overcoming Adversity After Surviving a Life-Altering Spinal Cord Injury
Emmanuel Mavridakis '18 is a self-proclaimed mustard seed who has moved mountains, after sustaining a life-threatening spinal cord injury and brain trauma. Join us and listen to this young man who will inspire us all to appreciate what we have and take things day by day.