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TEDSocial and ‘Socratic Supper’ collaboration. Party of 14, unpacking tech & ethics, lubricated with hyper local provisions.

Created by one indigenous and two Canadian chefs. All of them specialize in foraging native plant species, ice fishing, and hunting. Everything we consumed came from their own bounty or, in the venison’s case caught and killed by a friend who g

Two of the three chefs who thoughtfully prepared our meal. The menu was a surprise, and set based on what the local land and lakes offered-up. Taylor, Marc, and Colin, were the culinary brains behind this.

Gehry’s AGO expansion. Alternatively put, the facade that feels like you’re inside an immobile boat. // Image: unknown

Tasha Tilberg, demonstrating our preferred version of the refined Canadian tuxedo. // Image: Damien Krisl

TEDSocial x Socratic Supper. This was our first dinner with zero phones or photos during the meal. Due to the humans in the room, and encouraging a safe space to fully engage. One of a handful of helpful ground rules.

Table setting art direction. Tip: helps to have notebooks for participants. Allows them to write down opinions or questions to ask a break, rather than capitalizing all the speaking floor (it happens🙉).

Lower Bay subway station. Worth visiting ‘Brothers’ for a snack, if you’re close to here & at a time where more humans are around. // Image: unknown

ROM. Short for: Royal Ontario Museum. Designed by Daniel Libeskind (Polish-American architect). // Image: unknown

Sunrise along the waterfront in Lisbon. Featuring the 25 de Abril Bridge. // Image by: Luis Poitevin