Episodes

  • #13 - Cassidy

    #13 - Cassidy
    Apr 4 2025
    In this episode, Cassidy shares her unique and winding journey through education, from high school to university, and the various career paths she explored along the way. We dive into the power of sign language, how psychology connects to communication, and how those experiences shaped her direction toward therapeutic recreation. Cassidy opens up about working in nursing homes during the pandemic, the impact of social media on mental health, and the transitions that led her into teaching. From returning to education as an adult to opportunities teaching abroad and navigating the job market, this conversation offers a thoughtful look at growth, adaptability, and the realities of finding purpose in work.

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    2 hrs and 1 min
  • #12 - Sasha Yasinski

    #12 - Sasha Yasinski
    Mar 5 2025

    In this episode, Sasha discusses her recent diagnosis of Kienböck's disease and understanding its implications as well as balancing careers in fire management and guiding. We discuss the challenges of firefighting in Banff, prescribed burns, and environmental considerations. Sasha shares insights on Jiu-Jitsu, climbing, and the personal growth that comes with risk and resilience. We also dive into the mission of Dirtbabe Collective, barriers to outdoor access, and the journey of entrepreneurship, authenticity, and embracing imperfection.


    https://www.dirtbabecollective.org/

    @dirtbabe.collective

    @saw_shah

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    1 hr and 49 mins
  • #11 - Daniel Holley

    #11 - Daniel Holley
    Feb 16 2025
    In this episode, Dan dives into his journey, from lifeguarding challenges and surf school ownership to his experiences in living New Zealand and researching in Tahiti. He shares insights on ocean safety, rip currents, and the competitive nature of surfing. The discussion also explores swimming techniques, training efficiency, injury management, and training in Muay Thai. Along the way, Dan reflects on life choices, personal growth, and the balance between career and adventure, offering a deep and inspiring look at his experiences both in and out of the water.

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    2 hrs and 11 mins
  • #10 - Jack Tebb

    #10 - Jack Tebb
    Feb 9 2025
    In this episode, Jack shares his journey into ski patrolling, from training and skill requirements to the challenges of managing guests and responding to injuries. He discusses the technical aspects of the job, including rescue equipment, Recco technology, and assessing snow conditions for safety. The conversation also touches on the risks of outdoor pursuits, injury management, and long-term career opportunities. Jack reflects on past experiences, future goals, and the balance between adventure and responsibility in the mountains.

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    1 hr and 53 mins
  • #9 - Brodie Skene

    #9 - Brodie Skene
    Jan 29 2025
    In this episode, I chat with my friend Brodie who shares his journey through injuries and recovery. We discuss the challenges of moving to Canada, adjusting to the culture, and prioritizing time for yourself. Topics include sleep, physiotherapy, and hiking, as well as reflections on aging, sacrifice, and future-proofing for a comfortable life. Brodie talks about his love of Jasper and the impact of fires in the region. This conversation offers insights into resilience, adaptation, and a passion for the outdoors.

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    1 hr and 55 mins
  • #8 - Braeden Ennis

    #8 - Braeden Ennis
    Dec 15 2024

    In this episode, Braeden delves into his passion for rock climbing and ice climbing, sharing his journey through the ACMG apprentice and full Alpine Guide program. He provides insights into managing guests, objective hazards, and the dangers of avalanches, while also discussing the time and cost involved in becoming a certified guide. Braeden explores the challenges of conquering the fear of falling, balancing work and training, and catering to both locals and tourists. From training methods and gear essentials to ethical considerations and cultural changes in the climbing world, this video offers a comprehensive look at climbing as a sport, career, and way of life.


    Instagram: @braeden_ennis

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    1 hr and 19 mins
  • #7 - Sarah Skuce

    #7 - Sarah Skuce
    Dec 15 2024

    In this episode, Sarah dives into her snowboarding journey, from her early days on the slopes to becoming a coach. She shares experiences in snowboard racing, navigating injuries, and the evolving gender dynamics in the sport. Sarah discusses the differences between teaching instructors and the general public, park snowboarding, and her time snowboarding in New Zealand compared to Canada. The conversation also touches on avalanche safety, gear recommendations for beginners, and training strategies. With insights into career progression, the impact of COVID-19, and her goals for the season, this video offers a comprehensive look at snowboarding from a passionate and experienced rider’s perspective.


    Instagram: @tri_sarah_top

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    1 hr and 17 mins
  • #6 - Max Bethell

    #6 - Max Bethell
    Dec 15 2024

    In this episode, Max reflects on his recent 50km race, sharing insights into his pre-race mentality, physical challenges, and the lessons learned from competing. He discusses the race setup, support from others, and the balance between training and life. Max also explores running while traveling, the benefits of running solo versus with others, and his strategies for fueling and staying energized throughout training and races. With plans for winter training and future goals, this conversation offers an inspiring look at the mental and physical aspects of endurance running.


    Instagram: @mbethell_

    Grizzly Ultra Marathon - Canmore: https://www.grizzlyevents.ca/grizzly-ultra-marathon.html

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    48 mins
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