Lifelong entrepreneur · geek at heart
CH 2 · Station ID I was born in the '70s, in front of a tube television with too many knobs. I turned all of them. I wanted to know what each one did.
That question never left. It turned into three startups, two exits, and eleven years in Silicon Valley before I came home to Canada.
Somewhere in there I became a dad, got a little obsessed with how kids actually learn, and spent a decade building tools for classrooms and libraries.
These days the knob is AI. I run it like a team, not a tool, and I write down what I learn. That writing is The Broadcast.
No company here. No "we." Just me, still tinkering — out loud.
Got a question, a book I should read, or something you're building? I read everything.
An occasional signal from the workshop — new programmes, what I'm building, the odd good book. No static.