What happens when someone keeps telling you no?

Five times Tyler Bentley applied for leadership roles… and five times he was rejected. Most people would give up. Tyler did the opposite.

He stepped back, studied human behaviour under pressure, and began designing a completely different way for teams to work together — a concept he now calls Soul Certified.

This week on On Another Track, we talk about leadership, clarity, ownership, and why sometimes the person with the “quirky ideas nobody understands” might actually be the one seeing the future first.

“Just a quick heads-up — Tyler Bentley is a deep thinker. You’ll hear a few longer pauses as he works through his ideas. Hang in there… the insights that follow are worth it.”

LinkedIn:

linkedin.com/in/tylerbentley

Phone:

+1 780 977 0989

Email:

tbentley55@hotmail.com

What happens when you hit rock bottom and decide to build the ladder out yourself?

This week On Another Track, I speak with Michelle Frechette, founder of The Connected Kitchen here in Edmonton. She’s on a mission to create generational change, through food.

From running a Latin-inspired food truck to building a social enterprise in downtown Edmonton’s French Quarter, Michelle’s story is one of grit, purpose, and redefining what it means to feed a community.

If you’ve ever wondered how to blend purpose with profit. Or why the kitchen is the perfect place to start - this one’s for you.

LinkedIn:

linkedin.com/in/michelle-frechette

Web:

https://www.tckp.ca/

Email:

info@tckp.ca

This week, I finally got the chance to sit down with one of the true legends of British pop — Peter Noone, the unmistakable voice of Herman’s Hermits.

From singing “Mrs. Brown, You’ve Got a Lovely Daughter” to dominating the American charts in the British Invasion era, Peter shares a stunning backstage view of the 1960s — the pubs, the record shops, the lunchtime Cavern Club sets, and the camaraderie with bands like The Kinks, The Birds, and The Beatles.

But this isn’t just a nostalgia trip. Peter reveals how a chance encounter at a youth club led to an impromptu performance, why every band needed to be unique, and why the world felt just a bit safer back then — even when your stage suits were flattened by 100 lorries on the M62.

Get ready for laughs, rock history, and pure storytelling gold.

Website:

https://peternoone.com

Email:

https://peternoone.com/pages/contact

Listen to On Another Track:

https://www.podpage.com/on-another-track/