OFFICIAL VIDEO

The human spirit is alive and well.

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"Possible" Challenge!

Inspired by a climate action march my daughter had been part of in the autumn of 2019 and wanting to do something to help, I changed the lyrics to ‘I Think It Could Be Possible’ as the spirit of inspiration, hope and possibility surged through me.

Close friends loved the song and for fun learnt to play it with their kids and sent me the video. I was so moved by how powerful their version was that I immediately knew what I had to do… invite as many people around the world to start singing this song (to start embodying the energy of change and possibility by singing these words) and then to send me their versions so I could make a video with all that good energy in it. We called it  ‘The “Possible”Challenge’ and over 50 different people and groups answered the call by recording and submitting their own versions.  Watch them in the Gallery below! The result is the amazing compilation video that my friend Jeep Jones put together and that we released in March 2020.

The song is as relevant and true as it ever was and I still feel it’s time is coming to be taken up and sung by people around the world. Because it’s true. It is possible. All of us can - and DO - change the way the world works.

I Think It Could Be Possible Collage

 

 

Here is the video that started it all. Check out these AMAZING kids from Halifax, England. I couldn't believe it when they sent me their version.

Don & Mark (Canada & USA): Cross-Border Rock Version

Leone & Arco (Italy): Acoustic Beats Version

Universalist Unitarian Choir (Canada): Universal Version

The Arabic-Israelis: United Version

Nusa & Eva (Slovenia): Tricky Lyrics Version

EQ Kids Club (USA): Maximum Cute Version

Alan Evans (Canada): Totally 80's Version

Jokazio (Canada): Killer Casio Version

Michelle & John (Canada): Harmonium & Guitar Version

George Woodhouse (Canada): Global Choir of Dartmouth Version

Nisha (Canada): Public Piano Version

Nina & Jeep (Canada): Cold Hands Warm Hearts Version

Elias (Canada): Meditate On This Version

Christine (Canada): Fishspear Version

Philipp (Austria): Open Acoustic Version

Micci (Canada): Piano & Voice Version

Polly (UK):  Feels So Good Version

Gentle Warrior Choir (Slovenia): Crowded House Version

Tayjas, Yashvi & Shreya (England): Climate Action Choir Version

Jont & Friends (Canada): QEII Hospital Sing-A-Long Version