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What if cremation ashes don’t actually help plants grow? In fact, they can kill them. In this episode of YouMeWe Amplified, host Suzanne F. Stevens sits down with Amanda Kelly, co-founder of Awake, to explore one of the most surprising innovations in sustainable deathcare: transforming cremation ashes into life-giving soil. The idea didn’t start as a business. It started with grief. After unexpectedly becoming the caretaker of multiple urns belonging to loved ones, Amanda began asking questions about cremation, soil, and what really happens when ashes are returned to the earth. What she discovered changed everything. Today, Awake’s patented Ashes to Earth process helps families create living memorials—turning cremated remains into balanced soil capable of nurturing trees, gardens, and ecosystems. But this conversation goes far beyond science. It’s about grief, legacy, entrepreneurship, and the courage to build a mission-driven social enterprise in one of the most emotionally sensitive industries. Because sometimes the most powerful contribution we make… is the life we give back to the earth. 🌱 In this episode, you’ll discover: • Why cremation ashes can damage soil and plants • The science behind Awake’s Ashes to Earth process • How grief sparked a groundbreaking green innovation • The rise of sustainable funerals and eco memorials • What it takes to build a mission-driven company in deathcare • How families are creating living legacies

What if social impact wasn’t added on… but built in? In this episode of YouMeWe Amplified, Suzanne F. Stevens sits down with Dana Kaluzny, co-owner of Endswell Beer in Collingwood, to explore how purpose can live inside the business model — not just the marketing. From launching Soda Bros, a youth-led social enterprise created with her sons (where 50% of profits support local community organizations), to designing a brewery culture rooted in belonging and sustainability, Dana shares what it looks like to lead with intention. In this conversation, we cover: • Baking social impact into your business plan • Raising entrepreneurial kids who understand profit and generosity • Setting boundaries when impact meets capacity • Working with your partner — navigating strengths, tension, and communication • Building a flat team culture through ownership and humility This is a conversation about beer, yes — but more importantly, about leadership, community, and designing business to “end well.” If you're building something in your town and wondering how it can matter more, this episode is for you. Subscribe for more conversations on conscious leadership and community impact. Let’s make waves. Watch • Read • Listen https://podcast.youmewe.ca/dana-kaluzny-endswell-beer/

Building Communities and Empowering Women: Marcia Hubbs' Inspiring Journey Join Suzanne F. Stevens on the You Me We Amplified podcast as she speaks with Marcia Hubbs, a trusted real estate professional and community champion with over 40 years of experience. Discover Marcia's unwavering commitment to supporting women and children escaping violence through the Royal LePage Shelter Foundation and her local shelter, My Friend's House. Learn about Marcia's collaborative effort in creating the awareness song 'A Hand Up' and her various community-driven initiatives, including innovative client gifts and youth engagement on her property. Explore the significant impact of integrating social purpose into professional life and the profound difference it can make. 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Host 00:58 Meet Marcia Hubbs: Real Estate Professional and Community Champion 02:45 Marcia's Journey into Real Estate 03:57 Extending Real Estate to Social Impact 05:18 Personal Connection to Shelter Foundation 08:25 Innovative Client Gifts for Charity 11:19 Community Contributions and Personal Stories 20:10 Queen M and the Power of Music for Social Causes 26:48 Challenges and Future Goals for Shelters 28:00 Integrating Community Giving in Real Estate 28:33 National Campaign for Social Impact 29:28 Marketing Social Impact for Women Entrepreneurs 31:39 Community Support and Acts of Kindness 37:10 Sustaining Energy and Passion 41:23 Rapid Fire Questions and Personal Insights 51:02 Final Thoughts and Contact Information

Empowering the Future: Redefining Youth Education with Real-World Skills | Jessica Flynn What if education actually prepared young people to lead, create, and make an impact—starting now? In this episode of YouMeWe Amplified, Suzanne F. Stevens sits down with education disruptor Jessica Flynn to challenge what we think school is supposed to look like—and what youth truly need to thrive. Jessica is the founder of The Flynn Collaboration, The You Power Project, and the Academy of South Georgian Bay. Her award-winning work sits at the intersection of education, entrepreneurship, mindset, and social impact, empowering young people to learn, lead, and live with purpose. In this conversation, Jessica shares her journey from traditional teaching to building bold, future-focused education models that have empowered over a thousand students worldwide to recognize their value, develop real-world skills, and step into leadership with confidence.  ✨ In this episode, we explore: Why mindset, entrepreneurship, and social impact must be core to modern educationHow the You Power Project equips youth with agency, confidence, and purposeWhat inspired the creation of an alternative high school designed for changemakersThe critical role of community collaboration in youth developmentPractical insights for educators, parents, and social impact leaders rethinking educationThis episode is a must-watch for anyone passionate about youth empowerment, alternative education, leadership development, conscious leadership, and creating sustainable social impact. 🎧 Watch, read, or listen to the full interview: 👉 https://podcast.youmewe.ca/jessica-flynn/ If you believe education should unlock potential—not mute it, this conversation will resonate. Let’s make waves 🌊

Rethinking 'BPA Free': Nita Tandon on Conscious Consumerism and Sustainable Innovation Join me on YouMeWe Amplified podcast for a deep dive into conscious consumerism and sustainable innovation with my inspiring guest, Nita Tandon, CEO and founder of Dalcini Inc. Discover the truth behind 'BPA Free' labels, the impact of plastics on our health, and how we can demand better for ourselves and our communities. Learn about Nita's journey from a career in health sciences to creating award-winning stainless steel housewares. Get ready to rethink convenience, challenge authority, and make a conscious contribution to society. It's time to make waves for a healthier, sustainable future!   02:22 The Catalyst for Change: From Plastics to Stainless Steel 06:10 The Problem with Plastics and the Benefits of Stainless Steel 08:36 Health Impacts of Chemical Exposure   13:59 Ensuring Product Purity and Safety   16:20 Advocacy and Raising Awareness   17:31 Starting the Business and Educating Families   19:40 Simplicity and Sustainability in Everyday Life   21:29 Impact of Food Packaging on the Environment   23:10 Advantages of Stainless Steel Containers   27:47 Advocacy for Women in Business 29:14 The Power of Representation in Media   30:12 Challenging Traditional Business Paradigms   31:23 Embracing Conscious Leadership   31:52 Journey to B Corp Certification   34:37 Impact of Awards and Media Exposure   39:19 Navigating Supply Chain Challenges 41:39 Creating Inclusive Work Environments 46:51 Rapid Fire Insights   53:19 Final Words of Wisdom

Join me, Suzanne F. Stevens, on the YouMeWe Amplified Podcast as we sit down with Jennifer Buchanan, the founder of JB Music Therapy. In this episode, you will uncover the profound impact of music therapy on mental health, emotional well-being, and social connections. Learn about Jennifer's inspiring journey over 33 years, from the early challenges to achieving significant breakthroughs in hospitals, schools, and communities. You'll discover practical insights on how music therapy aids in learning for children, supports mental health, and benefits the elderly, particularly those in long-term care. Jennifer also shares her innovative vision for the future, including the creation of a scholarship for music therapy students. Plus, get motivated by her advice on collaboration, entrepreneurial spirit, and making a conscious contribution to society. Don't miss this powerful conversation that will empower and inspire you to make a social impact through the healing power of music.       00:00 Introduction to YouMeWe Amplified Podcast 00:37 Meet Jennifer Buchanan of JB Music Therapy 02:01 The Beginnings of JB Music Therapy 05:04 Music Therapy for Children 09:05 Music Therapy and Mental Health 15:13 Music Therapy in Acute Medical Settings 18:52 Music Therapy for the Elderly 25:07 Inclusion Through Music Therapy 29:45 The Power of Music and Memory 32:01 The Impact of Music Therapy 33:55 Pioneering a Profession 35:29 Reflecting on Personal and Professional Growth 40:21 The Importance of Contribution 47:14 Rapid Fire Questions 53:44 Final Thoughts and Words of Wisdom

Welcome to the YouMeWe Amplified Podcast! I'm Suzanne F. Stevens, your host and the Wave•Maker at YouMeWe Social Impact Group. Join me in an inspiring conversation with Rebecca Scherbino, Executive Director of The Raw Carrot, a not-for-profit social enterprise that provides employment and dignity to individuals with disabilities and mental illnesses through the creation of gourmet soups. Rebecca shares how a personal relationship and experiences in the charity sector and Africa shaped her mission. We dive into the challenges and opportunities of creating a supportive work environment, the evolution of The Raw Carrot, and how balancing social outcomes with income generation can lead to sustainability. Tune in for compelling advice on operating like a business, the social franchise model, impact measurement, and leadership in social enterprise. Whether you're a seasoned leader or an aspiring entrepreneur, get ready to be inspired and empowered to make a significant social impact!   00:00 Introduction to YouMeWe Amplified Podcast 00:35 Meet Rebecca Scherbino and The Raw Carrot 01:52 The Catalyst Behind The Raw Carrot 02:11 Amanda's Story and Early Challenges 04:33 From Side Hustle to Full-Time Passion 05:40 The Social Enterprise Model 09:52 Balancing Social Impact and Sustainability 12:48 Funding and Financial Strategies 16:46 Advice for Aspiring Social Entrepreneurs 19:57 The Social Franchise Advantage 21:07 Sharing Hard-Earned Knowledge 22:16 Economies of Scale 22:37 Challenges and Assumptions 25:18 Measuring Impact 27:00 Leadership and Support 28:44 Advantages of Hiring Unemployable 30:36 Sustaining Social Impact 33:21 Rapid Fire Questions 41:00 Final Words of Wisdom   🌊 I'm Suzanne F. Stevens, your Wave-Maker at the YouMeWe Social Impact Group, empowering a WE Culture by cultivating conscious leadership.   I amplify the voices and impact of sheSocial•IMPACT Leaders through coaching, training, speaking, events, and on the YouMeWe Amplified Podcast. Elevate your leadership, amplify your authentic voice, and accelerate your sustainable social impact with YouMeWe.   Ready to ride your next leadership wave? 💬 DM me 'YouMeWe' for your free conscious leadership assessment, and let’s unlock your full potential together.

Empowering Foster Youth: The Vision of Elev8 Villages In this episode of YouMeWe Amplified Podcast, Suzanne F. Stevens interviews Melissa Kay, the founder of Elev8 Villages. Melissa shares her journey from mentoring at-risk youth to creating sustainable tiny home villages for emancipated foster youth. Delve into the systemic challenges faced by foster children and explore the innovative solutions Elev8 Villages offers, including providing safe housing, wraparound services, and empowering job opportunities. Discover how Melissa's unwavering dedication and pragmatic approach aim to transform lives and reshape communities, ensuring that every youth has a voice and a choice.   00:00 Introduction to YouMeWe Amplified Podcast 00:50 Meet Melissa Kay: Founder of Elev8 Villages 01:02 The Foster Care Crisis in the U.S. 01:45 Melissa's Journey into Foster Care Advocacy 03:37 Challenges Faced by Foster Youth 10:12 Elev8 Villages: A Solution for Emancipated Foster Youth 11:10 Building a Supportive Community 13:27 The Tiny Home Movement and Its Impact 17:34 Future Plans and Expansion 18:16 Funding and Resources for Elev8 Villages 27:20 A Vision of Clarity 29:08 Building Tiny Homes 30:02 Funding the Dream 30:38 Coaching and Contributions 32:33 Sustainable Business Models 34:39 Community and Dignity 36:44 Avoiding Pitfalls 45:20 Rapid Fire Questions 52:49 Final Words of Wisdom

Equal Visibility for Women: A Conversation with Bobbie Carlton   In this enlightening episode of YouMeWe Amplified Podcast, I sit down with Bobbie Carlton, the inspiring founder of Innovation Women, a platform that provides equal visibility opportunities for women speakers. We dive deep into the systemic challenges women face in securing speaking engagements and emphasize the importance of public speaking for career advancement.   Bobbie, also the founder of Carleton PR and Marketing and Lioness Magazine, shares her insights on building a supportive community for women speakers and the necessity of sustainable business models to promote gender equity on stage. This episode is a powerful call to action for women entrepreneurs and leaders to assert their presence and expertise across all industries. Enjoy the conversation and get ready to be inspired!   To read/listen/watch and learn more about Bobbie Carlton visit: https://podcast.youmewe.ca/bobbie-carlton-innovation-women-speaker/     00:00 Introduction to YouMeWe Amplified Podcast 02:33 Meet Bobbie Carlton: Founder of Innovation Women 03:41 The Catalyst Behind Innovation Women 05:34 Systemic Challenges for Women Speakers 07:55 Types of Speakers and Their Roles 14:27 Building a Supportive Community for Women Speakers 25:43 The Disconnect in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion 29:50 The Power of Visibility in Public Speaking 31:24 Breaking Stereotypes in Speaking Engagements 34:52 Categories of Speakers and Compensation Models 38:36 Measuring the Impact of Innovation Women 40:54 The Structure and Benefits of Carleton PR Marketing 46:11 Sustainability and Future Vision for Innovation Women 50:43 Rapid Fire Questions and Final Thoughts

Breaking Barriers: Emily Purry on Disability Inclusion and Accessibility. A YouMeWe Amplified Podcast Original hosted by Suzanne F. Stevens, CSP   Visit site: https://podcast.youmewe.ca/emily-purry-purry-consulting/    Subscribe to the YouMeWe Amplified Podcast and receive notifications in your inbox. https://podcast.youmewe.ca/   In this episode of the You Me We Amplified podcast, host Suzanne F. Stevens introduces Emily Purry, the force behind Purry Consulting. Emily, legally blind and an advocate for diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA), shares her journey and insights on integrating disability practices into businesses. The discussion covers various aspects of DEIA, including digital accessibility, disability strategies, and the importance of inclusive environments. Emily also highlights the profound benefits of hiring individuals with disabilities and the significant gap in disability awareness within organizations. Additionally, the episode touches on the challenges and progress in disability advocacy, emphasizing the need for continuous education and systemic changes to foster true inclusion.   00:00 Introduction to the YouMeWe Amplified Podcast 03:03 Emily's Personal and Professional Background 03:59 Challenges and Triumphs in the Workplace 08:26 Emily's Athletic Pursuits and Overcoming Obstacles 10:24 Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (DEIA) 29:02 The Importance of Inclusive Practices in Organizations 40:22 The Power of Kindness and Curiosity 42:00 Impact of the Pandemic on Disability Employment 44:34 Loyalty and Work Ethics of Employees with Disabilities 47:18 Challenges and Innovations in Accessibility 53:22 Understanding Autism and Social Expectations 59:06 The Journey of Starting a Nonprofit 01:07:27 Lightning Round: Quick Insights and Advice 01:14:35 Final Thoughts and Words of Wisdom --------   🌊 Hey, I’m Suzanne, the YouMeWe Wave-Maker! 🍻 Pint-raiser and staunch advocate for women's empowerment. 🔥 I'm all about empowering a 'WE' culture through igniting conscious leadership, empowering influential communications, and accelerating sustainable social solutions. 📢 What I love most? Amplifying the voices, businesses, and social impacts of IMPACT Leaders through our YouMeWe Amplified Podcast and Community. 🌟 Looking to elevate and expand your impact? 🛎️ Hit that follow button! 🏷️ And keep tabs on #youmeweevolution for your dose of inspiration. 💬 Are you a fellow IMPACTpreneur or Conscious Leader? DM me and say hi. Let’s make waves together! 🤗

Breaking Barriers: Emily Purry on Disability Inclusion and Accessibility. A YouMeWe Amplified Podcast Original hosted by Suzanne F. Stevens, CSP   Visit site: https://podcast.youmewe.ca/emily-purry-purry-consulting/    Subscribe to the YouMeWe Amplified Podcast and receive notifications in your inbox. https://podcast.youmewe.ca/   In this episode of the You Me We Amplified podcast, host Suzanne F. Stevens introduces Emily Purry, the force behind Purry Consulting. Emily, legally blind and an advocate for diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA), shares her journey and insights on integrating disability practices into businesses. The discussion covers various aspects of DEIA, including digital accessibility, disability strategies, and the importance of inclusive environments. Emily also highlights the profound benefits of hiring individuals with disabilities and the significant gap in disability awareness within organizations. Additionally, the episode touches on the challenges and progress in disability advocacy, emphasizing the need for continuous education and systemic changes to foster true inclusion.   00:00 Introduction to the YouMeWe Amplified Podcast 03:03 Emily's Personal and Professional Background 03:59 Challenges and Triumphs in the Workplace 08:26 Emily's Athletic Pursuits and Overcoming Obstacles 10:24 Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (DEIA) 29:02 The Importance of Inclusive Practices in Organizations 40:22 The Power of Kindness and Curiosity 42:00 Impact of the Pandemic on Disability Employment 44:34 Loyalty and Work Ethics of Employees with Disabilities 47:18 Challenges and Innovations in Accessibility 53:22 Understanding Autism and Social Expectations 59:06 The Journey of Starting a Nonprofit 01:07:27 Lightning Round: Quick Insights and Advice 01:14:35 Final Thoughts and Words of Wisdom --------   🌊 Hey, I’m Suzanne, the YouMeWe Wave-Maker! 🍻 Pint-raiser and staunch advocate for women's empowerment. 🔥 I'm all about empowering a 'WE' culture through igniting conscious leadership, empowering influential communications, and accelerating sustainable social solutions. 📢 What I love most? Amplifying the voices, businesses, and social impacts of IMPACT Leaders through our YouMeWe Amplified Podcast and Community. 🌟 Looking to elevate and expand your impact? 🛎️ Hit that follow button! 🏷️ And keep tabs on #youmeweevolution for your dose of inspiration. 💬 Are you a fellow IMPACTpreneur or Conscious Leader? DM me and say hi. Let’s make waves together! 🤗

In this episode of YouMeWe Amplified Podcast, host Suzanne F. Stevens interviews Jacey Shnarr, the founder of Butterfly Ethical Gifting. They discuss the inception of the business during the pandemic, its mission to elevate workplace engagement through ethical gifts, and its focus on supporting small, diverse, and eco-friendly businesses. Jacey shares her journey from working in the corporate world to becoming a full-time entrepreneur and the social impact of her business, including donating 2% of revenue to charities and working towards the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. The podcast explores the challenges and rewards of running a socially responsible business, with advice for entrepreneurs on making a social impact, the importance of ethical sourcing, and the role of technology in modern gifting. The conversation also delves into Jacey's personal involvement with mentorship programs and how Butterfly Ethical Gifting advocates for environmental and social responsibilities through its operations.   00:00 Introduction to YouMeWe Amplified Podcast 00:27 The Birth of Butterfly Ethical Gifting 04:03 Journey from Corporate to Entrepreneurship 06:44 The Essence and Impact of Ethical Gifting 08:24 Empowering Small Businesses and Ethical Practices 11:38 Leveraging Technology for Ethical Gifting 14:39 The Ripple Effect of Social Contributions 21:20 Engaging with Small Businesses for a Greater Impact 31:01 Sustaining Social Impact and Future Initiatives 40:54 Final Thoughts and Advice on Social Contribution

Empowering African Women by Hiring Virtual Assistance: The Dada Dunia Journey   This episode of the YouMeWe Amplified Podcast features an interview with Jayne Akinyi, the founder and CEO of Dada Dunia, a company that connects virtual assistants in Africa with socially responsible businesses in Canada.   Born from Jayne's personal struggles as an immigrant in Canada and her desire to help African women gain access to better opportunities, Dada Dunia not only provides virtual assistance services but also focuses on the personal and professional development of its employees, offering training, mentoring, and workshops focused on emotional intelligence and confidence building.   The podcast explores Jayne's journey from Kenya to Canada, her motivations for starting Dada Dunia, the challenges of building a business that bridges two very different worlds, and the impact Dada Dunia is having on both the virtual assistants it employs and the businesses it serves.   00:00 Introduction to Jayne Akinyi and Dada Dunia 02:14 The Essence of Dada Dunia: Connecting Africa and Canada 04:01 Jayne's Journey: From Kenya to Canada and Beyond 06:07 The Vision and Impact of Dada Dunia 09:56 Overcoming Challenges and Embracing Diversity 12:07 Empowering African Women Through Virtual Assistance 19:37 Navigating Time Zones and Client Expectations 24:51 Education and Empowerment: Beyond Degrees 30:45 Empowering Women Beyond Traditional Roles 31:40 The Vision and Impact of Dada Dunia 31:46 Feminism and Voting Rights: A Global Perspective 31:46 Dada Dunia's Pricing Model and Ethical Practices 32:45 Creating a Thriving Wage and Support System 35:21 Building a Community and Sisterhood at Dada Dunia 37:25 The Journey and Growth of Dada Dunia 37:59 Fostering Stability and Growth for Virtual Assistants 40:28 Partnering for Social Impact with Canadian Companies 42:25 The Story of Finding a Business Partner 45:22 Transformative Stories of Dada Dunia Assistants 48:44 Rapid Fire Questions: Insights and Advice 57:22 Final Thoughts on Making a Conscious Contribution

Tackling Human Trafficking with Sandy Biback on YouMeWe Amplified Podcast.   This episode of the YouMeWe Amplified Podcast features Suzanne F. Stevens hosting Sandy Biback, Founder of Meeting Professionals Against Human Trafficking (MPAHT). Sandy shares her journey from a retired meeting planner to an advocate against human trafficking, prompted by her travels in Vietnam and Cambodia. The podcast delves into various forms of modern slavery, including sex trafficking and indentured labor, stressing that human trafficking is not just an international issue but occurs locally, even in Canada. Sandy discusses the vulnerabilities that traffickers exploit, from social media to street kids, emphasizing the need for awareness, education, and better protection measures at home and in the hotel industry. The conversation also explores the efforts of MPAHT to educate and mobilize the hospitality and meeting planning industry against human trafficking, highlighting collaborative efforts with Ottawa Tourism and other organizations to make a greater impact. Sandy's call to action involves raising awareness, being vigilant, and advocating against human trafficking in one's community.   00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and the Fight Against Human Trafficking 01:41 Meet Sandy Biback: A Crusader Against Human Trafficking 03:33 The Catalyst for Change: Sandy's Journey to Combat Human Trafficking 06:57 Understanding the Complex World of Modern Slavery 09:00 The Harsh Realities of Sex Trafficking and Its Victims 18:53 The Role of Meeting Professionals Against Human Trafficking (MPAHT) 26:12 Expanding the Fight: Education, Awareness, and Supply Chain Ethics 31:52 Measuring Social Impact: Personal Stories and Strategies 32:37 Recognizing and Reporting Suspicious Activities 38:24 Expanding Awareness: Strategies and Challenges 45:57 Building a Volunteer Network: Engagement and Sustainability 50:47 Rapid Fire Round: Insights and Inspirations 55:24 Closing Thoughts: Making Your Contribution Count

Photography as a Pathway: Amina Mohamed’s Mission for Economic Empowerment for girls and women in Uganda and beyond In this episode of YouMeWe Amplified Podcast, host Suzanne F. Stevens welcomes Amina Mohamed, the founder of Cameras For Girls, a social enterprise aimed at empowering women and girls in Uganda and beyond through photography. Amina shares her journey from moving to Canada as a refugee to founding her organization that teaches photography, journalism, and business skills to women and girls. The initiative aims to provide economic empowerment, challenge social norms, and advocate for gender equality. Amina discusses the catalyst for Cameras For Girls, the success stories, and the challenges faced in funding and implementing the program. The conversation also touches upon the significance of ethical photography, informed consent, and the impact of uplifting women through education and skills training. To read, watch, or listen to the entire interview or subscribe for new episodes visit: https://podcast.youmewe.ca/amina-mohamed-cameras-for-girls/   00:00 Welcome to YouMeWe Amplified Podcast: Empowering Women Through Photography, 01:01 Introducing Amina Mohamed and Cameras For Girls 03:21 Amina's Journey: From Canada to Empowering Ugandan Girls 05:09 The Catalyst for Change and the Vision of Cameras For Girls 07:15 The Impact of Cameras For Girls: Empowerment Beyond Photography 08:51 Challenging Gender Norms and Celebrating International Women's Day 14:30 The Power of Education and Overcoming Barriers 22:07 Internships, Opportunities, and the Importance of Paid Work 27:38 Building a Sustainable Future and Expanding Impact 29:20 Exploring the Source of Cameras and Fundraising Efforts 30:39 Innovative Fundraising: The Chocolate Fundraiser Story 31:25 Empowering Girls Through Mentorship and Paying It Forward 33:16 Choosing the Right Camera for Empowerment 35:38 The Importance of Ethical Photography and Informed Consent 45:29 Personal Insights and Rapid Fire Questions 49:51 Final Thoughts on Social Impact and Contribution