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As most of you know, I’m not one for publicly patting myself on the back when it comes to those causes that I involve myself with. I have always believed that if you decide to involve yourself in the promotion of a cause that you do so because it’s the right thing to do, not because of the press that it will get you. That said; this year I was the recipient of the Canadian Mental Health Association’s Mental Health Voices Award for British Columbia, ...More »

I was going through some footage I shot while with Matt & Co. on the recent full band tour, and happened upon the video below. I guess I was busy or what have you and didn't upload this, but I remember it vividly. This video was shot in the sleepy town of Mount Forest, Ontario. The stage was small and intimate, and the wings narrow. This particular section of the song was actually the very same section of Weapon I heard first on the tour. ...More »

Things in Minneapolis are getting out of hand, and the militancy involved is something that Americans should be informed about. I fully understand that many people have preconceived notions about protestors, that some are hippie throw backs and others are little more than pseudo-anarchists looking to cause trouble, the latter of which is certainly true, but the truth is that those bent on confrontation with authorities are actually in the minority. In many cases, the authorities are just as responsible for placing people in situations ...More »

An excerpt from a recent Obama speech... More »

I hate to say it, but, Paris for President... Sure, someone wrote that for her, but you have to admit that her verbal execution was pretty flawless. Let's be honest, in politics these days reading convincingly off of a telepromper constitutes 80% of your ability to lead. Hell, might as well be a hot chick in a bikini. Oh, and this might be of a tiny bit of importance as well... More »

Nothing need be written. The video speaks for itself... ahem. More »

Despite rivalling Bill Nye for the geekiest science teacher (fictitious or not) ever award, Greg Craven's videos on rationalizing the climate change debate are utterly brilliant in presenting logical responses on the issues at play. He cuts through the derision and the placation of serious science, while also throwing in some trite but genuine humour. His videos have been viewed millions of times, and if you haven't seen them, give this one a watch. More »

Keith Olbermann hits one out of the park... ...though I still don't care for him using Murrow's famed closing line, even if as just a tribute. More »

There's lots of good video coverage on YouTube, just search for PangeaDay to find good content from the day's events and participants if you're interested. The below was a video as a part of Pangea Day, and I thought it was pretty cool: More »