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In this episode, Merle talks with Clara Coleman, founder of Real Farmer Care, about something most farmers are terrible at looking after: themselves. Coleman hit the wall with burnout, even on a well‑established family organic farm, and finally admitted that grit and long hours weren’t enough.

In this episode, host Merle Massie connects with students at Queen Margaret’s School on Vancouver Island, to hear how a group of small-town teens is quietly transforming their school culture. 

Student leaders, Oceana Jarvis, Delphine Koyote and Angela Feng, join Merle, along with former head of school David Robertson, to share how they lead the school’s lunch-hour Stigma-free Club meetings as a lifeline for new students, a refuge from loneliness, and a launchpad for real conversations about mental health. 

In this episode, host Merle Massie sits down with Kendall Whyte, the Australian founder of the Blue Tree Project. Kendall’s brother Jayden pulled off a cheeky prank on the family’s sheep farm: he and his friend painted a dead tree bright blue, then waited to see if their father noticed. Today, that blue tree has grown into a powerful symbol for mental health in rural and remote communities around the world.