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The Calgary Sessions: A podcast about the awesome people who make Calgary what it is. I'm Jeff Humphreys, and I'm here to share stories of locals who inspire us, from the big wins to the tough times.. Join me for real talks that get to the heart of our city. This show is all about connecting with the different voices in our community. Whether you've lived here forever or just got here, The Calgary Sessions is all about the amazing journey stories of people adding to our city's vibe.
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How does a lifelong love for sports lead to a meaningful career in medicine? Ian Auld is a sports medicine physician, founder of Group 23 Sports Medicine, and Medical Director for the Calgary Flames. Growing up in a family that valued sports and discipline, Ian’s path evolved from playing sports to building a practice where he could combine his pas…
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Why do we often push ourselves to fit into black-and-white thinking, even when life is full of grey areas? Sandra Wigg is an author, coach, and lifelong learner who believes in the power of ‘grey thinking’—seeing beyond absolutes and letting go of the pressure to always have things figured out. Her journey from a science-driven career in geology to…
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What does it mean to lead by being real and staying curious? Christine Dagenais is the founder and CEO of Bright Wire Leadership. In this episode, we talk about how she went from a corporate career to building her own business, all while keeping people and purpose at the center. Christine shares how early family influences and her love of travel sh…
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What drives a champion’s mindset—raw skill or relentless determination? In this episode, I sit down with Lisa 'Longball' Vlooswyk, an 8-time Canadian Long Drive Champion who transformed setbacks into stepping stones. Starting in gymnastics, Lisa later found her calling in golf, teaching herself the sport and breaking barriers along the way. We get …
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What does it mean to truly listen to someone's story? Loren McGinnis, host of CBC’s The Calgary Eyeopener, has built a career around asking thoughtful questions and mastering the art of listening. From growing up on the Sunshine Coast to adventuring in Yellowknife, Loren’s path to broadcasting has been anything but typical. In this episode, we expl…
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What shapes us more—our upbringing or the choices we make along the way? In this episode, I sit down with Gordon Breault, someone who’s lived both sides of that question. Gordon took over his family’s public speaking business, but his path to success wasn’t a straight line. From growing up in a family with tough love and early independence, to stru…
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What drives someone to walk away from a secure career in law to build something completely new? Brett Colvin is the co-founder and CEO of Goodlawyer, a Calgary-based startup aiming to transform how people access legal services. In this episode, we explore Brett’s journey from aspiring professional soccer player to corporate lawyer, and finally, to …
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How do you go from self-doubt to embracing your creative side with confidence?Michele Doucette is an artist who didn’t pick up a paintbrush until later in life, but once she did, it completely changed her path. In this episode, we talk about how painting became her way to heal, gain confidence, and connect with others.Michele shares her early life …
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What does it take to stay resilient when life doesn’t go as planned? Charlie Trafford is a professional soccer player for Cavalry FC who spent over a decade playing in Europe and with the Canadian national team. Born and raised in Calgary, Charlie recently moved back home and has since expanded his focus to include farming and entrepreneurship. In …
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Can creativity heal? From overcoming personal trauma to becoming one of Calgary’s most recognizable artists, Mandy Stobo shares how art became her way of processing life’s challenges. Mandy is known for her bold and expressive work, and in this episode, she opens up about her journey with mental health, her unconventional approach to creativity, an…
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What does it take to build a long-lasting business in the art world, especially when you’re starting small and going against the grain? In this episode, I sit down with Tamar Zenith, co-owner and director of Newzones Gallery of Contemporary Art in Calgary. Tamar shares her journey from growing up in a creative household to navigating the challenges…
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What does it take to stay at the top of your game for over three decades in sports broadcasting? Peter Maher spent 34 years as the play-by-play voice of the Calgary Flames, calling every major moment in the team's history, including their 1989 Stanley Cup win. In this episode, I sit down with Peter to explore his journey from small-town New Brunswi…
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How much do our backgrounds influence the paths we choose in life? In this episode, I sit down with Chloe Smith, an entrepreneur with a unique story rooted in a close-knit French-Canadian family. Growing up bilingual in Calgary, Chloe shares how her upbringing in a large, supportive family shaped her view of the world and her place in it. We explor…
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What really goes into starting a podcast, and why does it matter? In this episode, Tyler Chisholm and I dive into the realities of podcasting—the stuff that doesn’t always get talked about. From the unexpected challenges to the small wins that make it all worthwhile, we explore what it truly takes to create something meaningful. We discuss the impo…
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In this episode, I sit down with Tyler Chisholm, CEO of ClearMotive Marketing and host of two successful podcasts, Collisions YYC and They Just Get It. Tyler's journey is anything but ordinary, starting on a farm in Southern Quebec where hard work was the currency of life. But what happens when your childhood dreams of becoming a pilot don't take o…
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What drives someone to leave a stable career and dive into entrepreneurship? Jeff Jamieson is the co-owner of several Calgary spots like Vine Arts, Proof Cocktail Bar, and Donna Mac Restaurant. In this episode, Jeff talks about his journey from Regina, Saskatchewan to becoming a key figure in Calgary’s restaurant scene. We chat about Jeff’s early i…
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Why do community and business often seem like separate paths? In this episode, I sit down with James Costello, CEO and part-shareholder of Tool Shed Brewing Company and founder of Pedal Pub, to explore how these two worlds come together. James and I have known each other for years, and it was great to reconnect and hear his story. We talk about his…
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How does an athlete channel their competitive spirit into the art of custom fashion design?In this episode, I sit down with Matthew Eaton, founder of World Of Vici and co-founder of Indie Hat Company. We explore Matthew's journey from growing up in Fort McMurray with a passion for hockey to becoming a successful fashion designer.Matthew shares cand…
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How does one make the leap from teaching to becoming a TV personality? Dave Kelly, once a dedicated drama teacher, has taken a fascinating journey into the world of television. You might recognize him from his numerous appearances on TV and stage, but his path wasn't straightforward. In this episode, we dive into Dave's unique background, starting …
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How do you transition from being an elite athlete to finding your path in the everyday world? Gilmore Junio, a three-time Olympic speed skater with Team Canada, joins me to share his journey from hockey rinks to speed skating arenas. We chat about his early life, growing up as the son of Filipino immigrants in Calgary, and the supportive role his f…
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What does it take to turn personal setbacks into powerful achievements and a mission to inspire others? Chandra Crawford is a three-time Olympian and gold medalist in cross-country skiing. She is the founder of Fast and Female, a charity focused on empowering girls through sports. Raised in Canmore, surrounded by Olympians and mountain climbers, Ch…
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What drives someone to juggle multiple businesses while staying deeply connected to their community? Lourdes Juan is a Calgary-based entrepreneur, urban planner, and community advocate. In this episode, Lourdes shares her journey from working at an architecture firm in high school to starting her own development company and medical spa. We dive int…
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Have you ever wondered what pushes an athlete to change their whole career and life direction? Meet Johan Hamm, a former Muay Thai fighter who’s now running his own business and helping others grow. In this episode, Johan talks about his life’s big changes from fighting in Thailand to making a difference right here at home in Calgary. We get into h…
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What drives someone to dedicate their life to sustainability and making a positive impact? Leor Rotchild is a consultant, author, and speaker with a deep commitment to environmental advocacy. His journey is shaped by his family's history, his experiences as an immigrant, and his passion for corporate social responsibility. In this episode, we dive …
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What does it take to move from being a concert pianist to working in metal manufacturing? In this episode, I talk with Jeff Neufeld, who used to be a concert pianist but now works in metal construction and manufacturing. Jeff’s story is all about handling big life changes and staying resilient. We chat about Jeff's early years playing the piano, pe…
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How do adaptability and a craftsman's approach shape the path of a serial entrepreneur? In this episode of The Calgary Sessions, I sit down with Chad Hayden, a serial entrepreneur whose journey through various Alberta locales taught him the art of adaptability and reinvention—skills that he now applies to his businesses with the precision of a craf…
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Have you ever felt a song resonate so deeply it seemed to speak directly to your soul? Meet Jennifer Buchanan, a seasoned music therapist and the president of JB Music Therapy, right here in Calgary. Jennifer has spent decades using music to bridge emotional gaps and heal the unseen wounds of the mind and heart. This episode takes us on a journey f…
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How do sports shape who we are, and how does our community help us grow? In this episode of The Calgary Sessions, I chat with Jon Cornish, a star in the Canadian Football League. Jon tells us about his early days, discovering he was fast and dreaming big because of heroes like Donovan Bailey. We also talk about Jon’s tough times dealing with unfair…
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Can embracing our cultural legacies empower personal growth and inspire our futures? In this episode of The Calgary Sessions, I sit down with Stephanie Eagletail, a passionate advocate for Indigenous culture and a creative force in the world of fashion. Stephanie, who blends traditional teachings with modern expressions, shares her journey from a c…
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Is finding one's true passion ever straightforward? Alex gets into a deeply personal story of rediscovery and self-acceptance. We explore the transformative journey from pursuing a conventional career path to embracing a life of artistic expression. Despite societal expectations and personal doubts, the path less traveled often leads to the most fu…
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Can the city you live in shape your art and soul? This week on The Calgary Sessions, I explored this question with local artist Alex Kwong. Known for capturing the essence of Calgary in his vibrant artworks, Alex discusses how his surroundings fuel his creativity, the realities of making a living as an artist, and his personal journey into the worl…
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Darcy Tuer is a serial entrepreneur at heart, co-founder, and CEO of ZayZoon, a financial technology company based in Calgary. Our conversation takes us from the nostalgic streets near the original Mercury to the very personal story of his brother's battle with addiction, illustrating the complex fabric of family, loss, and resilience. We delve int…
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How does a decade of podcasting shape a person's life and career? In this bonus episode of The Calgary Sessions, I chat with Tim about his journey from launching a podcast to owning PodSummit. We delve into the life of a dedicated podcaster, highlighting the challenges, opportunities, and growth that come with a long-term commitment to the craft. H…
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Looking for inspiration on how to embrace change and follow your passion? In this episode of The Calgary Sessions, I'm joined by my friend, Tim Truax. His journey encapsulates the structured world of geology to the boundless realms of podcasting. Tim is a seasoned podcaster and the owner and CEO behind PodSummit. In this episode we explore his init…
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Ever wondered what drives a person to chase their passion through sports, coaching, and building connections within their community?Robin Finley's journey is a testament to finding one's path through dedication, resilience, and a love for the game—whether it's on the ice, on the field, or in life.In episode 115 Robin shares his unique story of grow…
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How does an Olympic champion find fulfillment beyond the podium? In this bonus episode of The Calgary Sessions with Steve Mesler, we explore his journey from the track to the Classroom of Champions. We delve into themes of adaptability, resilience, and the quest for happiness. Discover the impact of mentorship, the value of community, and the impor…
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What is the journey like from uncertainty to Olympic glory, and how does one cope with life after the podium? In this episode of The Calgary Sessions, I sit down with Steve Mesler, a former Olympian, World Champion, and the co-founder of Classroom Champions. Steve shares his remarkable journey from the track fields of Buffalo to clinching gold at t…
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Have you ever wondered what it takes to turn a simple dream into a thriving local business? In this bonus moment from episode 113 of The Calgary Sessions, I share a valuable snippet of my conversation with Tony Spoletini from Spolumbo's. We explore the crucial lessons learned from his journey, including knowing when it's time to move on from a job,…
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Is it possible to transition from being a professional athlete to a successful entrepreneur in the food industry? In episode 113 of The Calgary Sessions, I sit down with Tony Spoletini, a former professional football player turned entrepreneur. Tony is not only known for his time with the Calgary Stampeders but also as one of the co-founders of Spo…
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Are you curious about what it takes to turn a passion into a legacy? In this episode of The Calgary Sessions, I sit down with Paul Brian Hardy, a visionary whose life embodies creativity, resilience, and transformation. Paul shares his extraordinary journey through the worlds of design and storytelling. We navigate through how his fascination with …
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What drives an artist's journey? In this episode of The Calgary Sessions, I sit down with local artist and muralist, Rhys Douglas Farrell, a Calgary native whose vibrant works are shaping the city's visual landscape. We chat about his early days of drawing Pokemon and Dragonball Z characters to creating large-scale murals that blend art and science…
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Have you ever wondered what it's like to capture the world through a lens, witnessing history as it unfolds? In episode 110 of The Calgary Sessions, I sit down with Leah Hennel, a photojournalist whose curiosity and visual storytelling have taken her from the Calgary Herald to the global stage of the Winter Olympics. We dive into her journey, touch…
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How does a passion for art turn into a thriving business and a life filled with creativity? Meet Patti Dibski, a leader in Calgary's art scene and the force behind Gibson Fine Art and Interior Living. In episode 109 of The Calgary Sessions, Patti takes us on a journey from her roots in a small town to becoming a key member of the Calgary art commun…
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In episode 108 of The Calgary Sessions, I sit down with Bonnie MacRae-Kilb, a former professional volleyball player turned artist, whose journey through triumph and tragedy is both compelling and deeply human. Bonnie shares her experiences on and off the court as well as the profound grief of losing her son, stepson and nephew. Her story weaves thr…
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In this episode of The Calgary Sessions, I sit down with Mark Kondrat, a key player in Alberta's beer scene and an avid podcaster. Mark shares his fascinating journey from Red Deer to becoming an influential figure in Calgary's event and beer industries. As the co-founder of Alberta Beer Festivals and the voice behind 'Let's Meet For A Beer' and 'E…
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In this candid 'Calgary Sessions Moment,' Graham Matheos and I cover the entrepreneurial spirit of his journey and unpack what his experience was like starting a business from scratch. Graham shares his experience transitioning from a corporate setting to founding his clinic. Although he was conservative with his projections, it's always a risk sta…
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In this episode of The Calgary Sessions I sit down with Graham Matheos, a physiotherapist by trade and the teetotaling founder of One for the Road Brewing. Our conversation takes a deep dive into Graham's journey - from his Saskatoon roots, to his evolution in the world of physiotherapy and his bold move into non-alcoholic craft brewing. We explore…
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In episode 105, we dive into the world of music and DJ culture with my good friend, Rob Faust. Rob is a key figure in the Calgary DJ scene. Rob shares his journey from a curious music enthusiast to a renowned local DJ, bringing with him stories filled with nostalgia, passion, and a deep love for the craft.Rob and I chat about the magic of connectin…
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In episode 104 of The Calgary Sessions, I sit down with Ryan Stutt, a sports media entrepreneur with an impressive journey in magazines and movies. We journey through Ryan's backstory, from his punk rock days in a small Ontario town to his bold leap into Calgary's vibrant job market. His story is a vivid tapestry of challenges, changes, and the dri…
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In episode 103 of The Calgary Sessions, I chat with Paul Lavoie, an acclaimed interior designer in Calgary with a career spanning 38 years. We explore his childhood interest in floor plans, his growth under his father's guidance in construction, and his evolution from a shy kid to a seasoned professional. Paul's unconventional path from considering…
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