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• Max Brault... Accessibility Canada Act

  Max Brault, an author and disability advocate, discusses his journey and the importance of the Accessible Canada Act. He emphasizes the need for awareness about the rights of individuals with disabilities and the collective responsibility to create an inclusive society. Brault shares his personal experiences, the challenges faced in advocacy, and the role of allies in driving change. He also highlights the impact of COVID-19 on the disability community and the ongoing need for open conversations about accessibility and support. His book, "The Race to the Starting Line" is a must-read book on accessibility, written to educate, inspire, and drive change. TakeawaysMax Brault emphasizes that everyone has a disability, whether visible or invisible.A significant portion of Canadians with disabilities are unaware of their rights.The Accessible Canada Act aims to empower individuals with disabilities.Brault's entrepreneurial spirit was influenced by his desire to create opportunities for himself and others.The act addresses a broad spectrum of disabilities, including physical, sensory, and mental health issues.Advocacy requires collective action and support from allies.The government needs to prioritize the implementation of the Accessible Canada Act.Public awareness is crucial for driving change in accessibility.COVID-19 has accelerated the push for remote work opportunities for individuals with disabilities.Brault's foundation aims to raise funds for research on spinal muscular atrophy. Chapters(00:00)-Introduction to Max Brault and His Advocacy(02:46)-Understanding Disabilities and the Accessible Canada Act(05:35)-Max's Personal Journey and Entrepreneurial Spirit(08:10)-Empowering Individuals to Advocate for Accessibility(11:04)-The Challenges of Implementing the Accessible Canada Act(14:16)-The Role of Government and Society in Accessibility(16:41)-The Impact of COVID-19 on Disability Advocacy(19:40)-The Importance of Community and Collective Action(22:27)-Max's Vision for the Future and His Foundation(24:56)-Celebrating Contributions and Recognizing Rights(27:42)-The Future of Disability Rights and Advocacy www.maxbraultsmafoundation.ca Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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• Tom Cochrane... Part Deux

  Terry's return guest, Tom Cochrane reflects on his deep connection to Edmonton, the Canadian music scene, and the friendships he has forged throughout his career. He is performing in #IceDistrict in Edmonton on June 21/25 with co-headliner Burton Cummings. He shares personal anecdotes about his family, his experiences in aviation, #planecrash and the importance of being proud of one's roots. The discussion also touches on the challenges and joys of touring, upcoming collaborations, and the legacy of Canadian artists. Tom's gratitude for his journey and the people he has met along the way shines through. He's also a CRAZY Edmonton Oilers fan with deep connections to players past and coaches present Paul Coffey Takeaways Edmonton holds a special place in Tom's heart due to its support for his music career. The Canadian music scene has a unique identity that artists like Tom Cochran embrace. Friendships in the music industry often develop through shared experiences and passions. Tom's aviation adventures add an interesting layer to his life story. Family roots and connections to Manitoba are significant to Tom's identity. Touring can be challenging, but the joy of performing makes it worthwhile. Tom values the camaraderie among musicians, especially during golf outings. The legacy of Canadian artists influences new generations of musicians. Tom's experiences reflect the importance of being proud of one's heritage. Gratitude for the journey and the people encountered is a recurring theme in Tom's life. Chapters(00:00)-The Edmonton Connection(02:46)-Canadian Music Identity(05:38)-Friendships in the Music Industry(08:37)-Aviation Adventures(11:26)-Reflections on Family and Roots(14:24)-The Journey of a Musician(17:28)-Touring and Performing(20:24)-Upcoming Shows and Collaborations(22:57)-Personal Stories and Anecdotes(25:55)-Legacy and Influence(28:49)-Final Thoughts and Gratitude Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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• Quinn, Paulina & Claire - The Bits

  Terry Evans hosts Quinn Phillips, Paulina Denholm, and Claire Devaney as they discuss their podcast, The Bits, which focuses on sports from a female perspective. They explore the evolution of women's sports, the excitement surrounding the PWHL, and the emotional connections fans have with players. The discussion also touches on the role of analytics in sports, the memories of Wayne Gretzky, and the future of dynasties in the NHL. The trio emphasizes the importance of casual sports fandom and the unique approach they take in their podcast. The hosts discuss various aspects of hockey, including team dynamics, player roles, and personal anecdotes that highlight the nostalgia associated with the sport. They discuss the influence of media and advertising on public perception, share personal health and wellness stories, and explore the friendships and collaborations that arise in the sports community. The conversation also touches on the role of WAGs in hockey culture, rivalries among teams, and insights into the podcasting experience. Takeaways: • The Bits podcast aims to cater to casual sports fans. • Women's sports have seen a significant rise in popularity. • Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese have elevated women's sports visibility. • The PWHL is changing the landscape of women's hockey. • Fans have emotional connections to players like Wayne Gretzky. • Analytics in sports can sometimes overshadow the human element. • The Edmonton Oilers have a unique fan culture. • Dynasties in the NHL are becoming harder to achieve. • The Bits podcast focuses on storytelling over statistics. • Support for players is crucial in building a positive fan environment. • Team depth is crucial for success in playoffs. • Personal stories enhance the connection to sports. • Media portrayal can significantly influence public perception. • Health and wellness discussions are becoming more prevalent. • Friendship and collaboration are key in sports communities. • WAGs play an influential role in hockey culture. • Rivalries evoke strong emotions among fans. • Podcasting requires a balance of looking at the camera and engaging with guests. • Humor and personal anecdotes make for engaging content. • The importance of creating spaces for women in sports discussions. Chapters(00:00)-Introduction to The Bits Podcast(02:58)-Personal Connections to Sports(06:30)-The Rise of Women's Sports(09:21)-Rivalries and Their Impact on Women's Sports(11:50)-The PWHL and Its Growing Popularity(15:39)-The Dynamics of Modern Hockey(18:38)-Memories of Wayne Gretzky(22:52)-Reflections on the Decade of Darkness(24:32)-The Possibility of NHL Dynasties(27:04)-The Balance of Analytics and Fan Experience(31:57)-Celebrating Talent: The Bartending Legacy(32:34)-Goalies Under Pressure: Support and Criticism(34:18)-The Emotional Connection: Edmonton Fans and Their Goalies(36:35)-Sweet Guys and Special Boys: Player Recognition(40:12)-Depth and Development: The Importance of Supporting Players(42:44)-The Thirst Trap: A Lighthearted Discussion on Image(47:16)-Health and Wellness: Supplements and Personal Care(49:15)-Podcast Promotions and Humor(49:48)-Funny Stories and Anecdotes(50:40)-Golfing Tales and Competitions(51:53)-Sunday Fun Days and NFL Season(52:12)-Creating Spaces for Women in Sports(53:32)-Friendship Origins and Collaborations(54:29)-WAG Jackets and Fashion in Sports(56:14)-Memorable Hockey Fan Stories(01:00:20)-Hockey Rivalries and Fan Perspectives(01:03:41)-Generational Fan Attitudes(01:05:37)-Fair Weather Fans vs. Die-Hard Fans(01:07:06)-Tech Challenges and Podcasting Insights Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebitsyegWebsite Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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• Andrew Santino... One Bad Friend

  You’ve seen him in Ricky Stanicky (2024), heard him on Bad Friends and Whiskey Ginger, and now he’s sitting down with Terry to talk about it all. Comedian Andrew Santino joins the show to share stories from the road, his deep affection for Edmonton, and his upcoming Canadian tour stops: May 22 in Edmonton and May 23 in Winnipeg. From hilarious personal anecdotes to heartfelt reflections on friendship, golf outings with A-listers, and his love for bourbon, Santino brings raw honesty and signature sarcasm. Also, is Bobby Lee okay? Terry’s concerned. Andrew’s… kind of reassuring. Takeaways: Santino has a strong personal connection to Alberta, particularly Edmonton, where he first headlined. He's excited to return to Canada for his upcoming shows in Edmonton and Winnipeg. Reflects on his comedy journey and the friendships he’s built along the way. Talks about his podcasting life, from Bad Friends to Whiskey Ginger, and some memorable celebrity guests. Shares golf stories featuring Justin Timberlake and Michael Phelps, and his passion for Augusta National. A big fan of whiskey, especially bourbon – plus some talk about donuts and late-night cravings. Opens up about admiration for Howie Mandel and upcoming birthday plans. Touches on why making people feel good through comedy remains his biggest goal. Terry is worried about Bobby Lee—but Andrew says he's fine… sort of. ⏱️ Chapters: (00:00) – Introduction and Upcoming Shows (03:27) – Memories of Edmonton and Comedy Journey (06:19) – Life on the Road and Family Vacations (10:19) – Podcasting and Celebrity Guests (13:25) – Golfing Experiences and the Masters (17:37) – Whiskey Preferences and Culinary Habits (20:25) – Closing Thoughts and Future Plans www.andrewsantino.comYouTube – Bad Friends Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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• Art New... PGA Moving Day

  **Be listening for the CODE WORD in this podcast for a bonus discount on a golf outing at Trestle Creek Golf Resort, west of Edmonton, AB** It's the second Major of the year! The PGA Championship!Terry Evans and Art New discuss the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow, exploring the unique golfing landscape of North Carolina, the history of the Wanamaker Trophy, and the evolution of prize money in golf. They delve into Rory McIlroy's recent successes, the role of club professionals in the championship, and predictions for the tournament, including potential dark horses. The conversation also highlights community engagement in golf and upcoming events at Trestle Creek Golf Resort Moving Day is part of the Reluctantly Podcast Network Takeaways: •The PGA Championship is held at Quail Hollow, a favorite golfing destination. •North Carolina's unique golfing landscape includes sand dunes and pine straw. • The Wanamaker Trophy has a rich history and is the largest trophy on tour. • Prize money for the PGA Championship has evolved significantly over the years • Rory McIlroy's recent win at the Masters adds to his legacy. • Club professionals play a vital role in the PGA Championship. • Winning the PGA Championship can lead to life-changing opportunities for golfers. • Dark horses like Corey Connors are expected to perform well in the tournament. • Community engagement is essential for the growth of golf. • Upcoming events at Trestle Creek Golf Resort include the Western Canadian junior championship. Chapters(00:00)-Exploring the PGA Championship and Quail Hollow(02:49)-History and Significance of the Wanamaker Trophy(05:12)-Jack Nicklaus and Walter Hagen: Legends of the PGA(07:53)-The Evolution of Prize Money in Golf(11:30)-The Masters: A Memorable Back Nine(14:05)-Media and Player Dynamics in Golf(16:52)-Exemptions and Opportunities for PGA Champions(20:30)-Canadian Golf and the PGA of Canada(22:53)-Dark Horses and Predictions for the PGA Championship(25:18)-Upcoming Events and Community Engagement Mix'd Bag Trestle Creek Canada Golf Card Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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