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Dangerous Ideas for Social Change

Dangerous Ideas for Social Change

By: Kent Dueck
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What kind of world do we want to live in?
This podcast opens the difficult and uncomfortable conversations of crime, addiction, poverty and more.
If we want a healthier community these messy conversations need to happen.

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Episodes
  • I Believe In You: The Words That Changed Everything
    Aug 19 2025

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    Sherri Sanjurjo's story begins in the South Bronx, surrounded by abuse, addiction, and abandonment. But one teacher’s words, "I believe in you" set her on a path to transformation. In this conversation with Kent Dueck, Sherri shares raw personal stories, the power of grace, and why you should never judge someone’s future by their present.

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    44 mins
  • Tragedy to Advocacy: Karen Wiebe's Fight for Justice
    Jun 23 2025

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    In this episode of Dangerous Ideas for Social Change, Kent Dueck sits down with Karen Wiebe, founder of TJ’s Gift Foundation. Karen shares the story behind the tragic loss of her son and how that experience has led her to become an advocate for families that have been impacted by violent crime. Together, Kent and Karen discuss the justice system, community response to violence, and the power of turning personal tragedy into long-term impact.

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    45 mins
  • Insight from the Inside: Terry's Story
    Jun 9 2025

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    In this episode Terrence Melquist (Terry) opens up about growing up in Winnipeg’s North End - where violence wasn’t just around him, it was directed at him. From being attacked without cause to finding restoration and meaning, this is a raw and redemptive story of change and serving the same community that couldn't serve him.

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    33 mins
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