David Suzuki

So it's always such valued treasured time when I can sit down with a book and read a book.

One of the books I was thinking of was by David Suzuki.

So David Suzuki is, you know, a Canadian icon and a geneticist and a huge environmentalist.

You know, he's done a lot of groundbreaking work trying to promote scientific knowledge, you know, to the general public.

One of his shows has been one of the longest running shows in Canadian TV.

Or he's with Fran Leibovitz in the concert hall of the Sydney Opera House.

Next he's interviewing Bernie Sanders, Gloria Steinem, or David Suzuki for his weekly column in Good Weekend.

Alternatively, he's introducing us to his utterly adorable and eccentric family through his memoir, The Family Law, which inspired a major SBS series of the same name.

Or he's taking us with him on his gay circuit across Asia, Geyser to be precise, to learn about Tokyo's drag queens, Bangkok's ladyboys, and Mumbai's queer rights activists.

It works.

Moving on to David Suzuki, the award-winning geneticist, TV host, activist, and author can also add actor to his resume, as he and his wife star in a unique stage show.

But first, he lets out a family secret.

I've lived a full life and been able to share what I've learned in my life.

And I think there's another great grandchild in the works.

So this is pure pleasure for me.

Dr. David Suzuki has lots to celebrate.

A growing family and the ongoing stage success of What You Won't Do for Love.

Come back tomorrow when we sit down with the cast of Dexter Resurrection ahead of the big season two premiere.

We also catch up with environmental activist and Canadian icon David Suzuki.

He's so iconic.

Good night.

That's pretty significant.

And the entire country they need to take this seriously and um we need to as Albertans we need to find partners that want to work with us and if it's Saskatchewan um Alberta and British Columbia teaming up and accomplishing some amazing things that's epic and that just goes into other stuff there's so much more here there's sulfur there's all kinds of minerals and I also think that simultaneously Because I was actually studying Greenpeace last night because, you know, David Suzuki's popping up again from, you know, he's back.

And so is my great friend, Spore Berman.

And, you know, kind of.

It'll be it'll be absolutely crazy.

But that being said, we've kicked their ass before we can do it again.

I remember very like I find it funny because of David Suzuki's like, well, there's no way we're going to get a pipeline.

You already have a pipeline.