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  • Jake Latimer - Survivor 49 Snakebit

    Jake Latimer - Survivor 49 Snakebit
    Dec 16 2025
    Terry chats with Jake Latimer from Survivor 49...Remember? The dude that got bit by a Banded Sea Krait. Jake is the first Albertan to appear on Survivor. Jake shares his unique journey from playing hockey in Australia to becoming a contestant on the reality show. He discusses his life experiences, including his time in Tasmania, the challenges he faced on Survivor, and the life-changing moment of becoming a father. Jake emphasizes the importance of using his newfound fame for good, reflecting on his community involvement and aspirations for the future.TakeawaysJake Latimer is the first Albertan to appear on Survivor.He transitioned from a hockey career in Australia to dancing.Jake lived in Tasmania for ten years, which he describes as beautiful and uncommercialized.He has a strong connection with his family, especially his sisters in Australia.Jake's experience on Survivor included a life-threatening snake bite.He values his platform to help others and engage in community service.Jake's son, Jax, was born shortly after his return from Survivor.He has a passion for helping those in need, including working with Special Olympics. Jake enjoys the celebrity status but aims to use it for good.He expresses a desire to return to Survivor if given the opportunity. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    49 m
  • Rick Bronson - Taxidermist?

    Rick Bronson - Taxidermist?
    Dec 9 2025
    Terry's long time friend, Rick Bronson, who's comedy clubs (The Comic Strip in Edmonton) dot the continent, shares his multifaceted career as a comedian, magician, and entertainer, while reflecting on the evolution of media personalities in Canada. The discussion touches on personal stories, the impact of teachers on creativity, the challenges of the Canadian entertainment industry, and memorable experiences with influential figures like Bill Clinton. Throughout the conversation, Bronson's humor and insights provide a unique perspective on the world of comedy and entertainment. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    1 h y 10 m
  • Fish Griwkowsky - Slow Read

    Fish Griwkowsky - Slow Read
    Dec 2 2025
    Long time, Cartoonist, Columnist and Culture Vulture, Fish Griwkowsky shares his journey from a cartoonist to a prominent journalist in Edmonton, discussing his family background, personal interests, and the evolution of music journalism. He reflects on the changing landscape of the local music scene, the impact of technology on music discovery, and his thoughts on classic rock and influential artists. The discussion also touches on personal challenges such as ADHD and minimalism, culminating in a heartfelt exchange about the importance of cultural contributions and the legacy of iconic musicians. TakeawaysFish started his journalism career as a cartoonist.His family background influenced his writing and interests.He has a deep appreciation for local music and artists.ADHD has shaped his reading and retention abilities.The changing landscape of music journalism poses challenges.He values personal connections with musicians and artists.Classic rock continues to resonate with younger generations.Concert experiences are vital to his understanding of music.Technology has altered how music is discovered and consumed.He believes in the importance of cultural contributions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    1 h y 10 m
  • Contamination - Deadly

    Contamination - Deadly
    Nov 25 2025
    From Brimstone Pictures, Preston Ewasiuk, Neil Chase, and S Raj Kumar, discuss their journey in indie filmmaking, focusing on their latest project, 'Contamination.' They share insights into the challenges of distribution, the importance of authenticity in action scenes, and the evolution of the indie film landscape. The discussion highlights their commitment to creating timeless stories that resonate with audiences, while also navigating the complexities of the film industry. Takeaways Brimstone Pictures was founded by Preston, Neil, and David.The journey from 'Bobageddon' to 'Contamination' took four years.'Contamination' is set for a theatrical release on November 14th.Indie films often face challenges in distribution and funding.Authenticity in action scenes was prioritized through training.Filming took place across various locations in Alberta.Special effects were used for explosions and gunfire in the film.Continuity is crucial in filmmaking and can be challenging to maintain.Fight scenes aimed for a gritty realism rather than choreographed perfection.The indie film landscape is evolving with more opportunities for unique storytelling. www.brimstonepictures.comwww.reluctantlypodcast.com@brimstonepictures364 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    1 h y 4 m
  • Colin Mochrie - Hailed My Cab

    Colin Mochrie - Hailed My Cab
    Nov 18 2025
    I first met Colin Mochrie when we were both very young men. He in his early 30's and me in my mid 20's. We met at the Improv on Melrose in Los Angeles. We chatted in the parking lot and then he hailed my cab. He is crossing Canada with Brad Sherwood November 20-25 with shows in Victoria, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton and Kitchener. Tickets at www.colinandbradshow.com. Colin Mochrie discusses his career in improv, the unique experience of performing hyyp-prov, and the challenges faced by artists in the industry. He reflects on his journey from Scotland to Canada, the impact of fame, and the importance of listening in improv. Colin shares insights on cultural sensitivity in performance, the evolution of improv and censorship, and his experiences with fellow comedians. He also touches on his upcoming shows and the joy of collaborating with his wife, Deb. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    53 m
  • No Stone Left Alone

    No Stone Left Alone
    Nov 10 2025
    Terry's guests, Maureen and Randall Purvis, from www.nostoneleftalone.ca. The conversation centers around the No Stone Left Alone Memorial Foundation, which honors Canadian veterans by involving students in remembrance activities. Founders Randall and Maureen Purvis discuss the foundation's origins, its growth over 15 years, and its impact on communities across Canada and internationally. They emphasize the importance of educating youth about the sacrifices made by veterans and the need for ongoing support to sustain their initiatives. Takeaways The No Stone Left Alone Foundation aims to honor veterans by involving students in remembrance activities.Maureen Purvis was appointed as honorary lieutenant colonel, reflecting her commitment to military service and remembrance.The foundation has been active for 15 years, with a mission to place poppies on veterans' headstones.Students are encouraged to reflect on the sacrifices of veterans through personal connections to their stories.The initiative has grown organically, with participation from schools and communities across Canada.The foundation has placed over three-quarters of a million poppies since its inception.Internationally, the program has reached schools in Poland, fostering connections with local history.The foundation operates with a small team, relying heavily on volunteers and community support.Educational resources are crucial for teachers to effectively engage students in remembrance activities.The program aims to instill a sense of civic responsibility and understanding of military history in young people. www.nostoneleftalone.cawww.reluctantlypodcast.comwww.zoneonepodcast.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    29 m
  • Julie Matthews - Scam Fighter

    Julie Matthews - Scam Fighter
    Nov 4 2025
    Julie Matthews, a former Global News Edmonton reporter turned fraud fighter, talks about her journey from journalism to becoming a peace officer and now an educator on scams and fraud. Terry and Julie discuss the various types of scams prevalent today, the impact of AI on fraud, and the importance of educating vulnerable populations, including seniors and young people. Julie shares her experiences in helping victims of fraud and emphasizes the need for awareness and communication to combat these issues effectively. If you think scams and fraud only happen to the elderly...think again. It's happening to all ages and it's devastating. Julie points out the red flags for EVERYONE. TakeawaysJulie Matthews transitioned from journalism to becoming a fraud fighter.She has a passion for educating communities about scams and fraud.Scammers often target vulnerable populations, including seniors and young adults.AI is evolving and being used in sophisticated scams.Communication is key in preventing fraud and scams.Many victims feel embarrassed and isolated after being scammed.Julie emphasizes the importance of empathy when dealing with victims.Education and awareness can significantly reduce the risk of falling for scams.Scams can have emotional and financial impacts on victims.Julie is now a spokesperson for the Canadian Anti-Scam Coalition. Chapters(00:00)-Introduction to Julie Matthews and Her Journey(02:57)-From Global News to Fraud Fighting(05:59)-The Impact of Journalism on Community(08:45)-Transitioning to a Peace Officer(11:42)-Understanding Consumer Protection(15:34)-The Role of Cybersecurity in Fraud Prevention(18:42)-Current Trends in Scams and Fraud(21:47)-Deep Fake Scams and Their Consequences(25:27)-The Rise of Scams in the Digital Age(35:58)-Transitioning to Fraud Prevention Advocacy(47:23)-Joining the Fight Against Scams Nationally www.juliematthews.cawww.reluctantlypodcast.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    52 m
  • Mark Connolly - CBC Janitor Retires

    Mark Connolly - CBC Janitor Retires
    Oct 28 2025
    Old pals and work mates, Terry Evans and Mark Connolly reflect on their extensive careers in broadcasting, particularly in heritage radio in Edmonton. They discuss the evolution of local media, the impact of sports reporting, and the significance of family ties in their professional journeys. Mark shares his experiences covering the Olympics and the changing landscape of sports coverage, while also touching on life after retirement and new ventures in media training and public speaking. TakeawaysMark Connolly reflects on his 40+ years in broadcasting.The importance of heritage radio in Edmonton's media landscape.Family connections in the broadcasting industry are significant.The evolution of local media has changed sports coverage.Mark's experiences at 12 Olympics highlight his career.The impact of local sports coverage on community engagement.Mark's transition to retirement opens new opportunities.The significance of storytelling in sports journalism.Mark's insights on media training for young broadcasters.The joy of travel and new adventures post-retirement. Chapters(00:00)-The Legacy of Heritage Radio in Edmonton(06:00)-Early Days in Broadcasting: K-97 and CBC(11:28)-Transitioning from Radio to Television(18:23)-Personal Stories and Connections in the Industry(25:40)-The Dominance of the Oilers(32:58)-Memorable Partnerships in Sports Commentary(38:44)-The Influence of Home Renovation Shows www.markconnolly.cawww.reluctantlypodcast.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    51 m