Kate Reid boards the Scandimaniac and we talk Yellowknife, Burning Man, Brrrlesque, and GNWT. 

Jimmy boards the Scandimaniac and we talk mining, journalism, climate change, and his departure from Yellowknife. Jimmy Thomson is a Yellowknife-based freelance journalist. He has worked as a CBC videojournalist and has bylines in the Globe and Mail, Toronto Star, Canadian Geographic, Hakai Magazine, National Geographic and elsewhere. Since completing his master’s in journalism at UBC he has reported from nine countries — seven in the Arctic — on topics ranging from war refugees to climate change to the Chinese environmental movement. He has had a neuroanatomy paper accepted in the Journal of Comparative Neurology, two films accepted at the Dead North Film Festival, and was a contributor to the #1 nonfiction bestseller book in Canada, The Canadaland Guide to Canada. He has won awards and fellowships from the Canadian Association of Journalists, the American Society of Professional Journalists, the Norwegian government, the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Canadian International Development Agency, and several others.

Sam Gamble, co-founder of Cloudworks, boards the Scandimaniac and we talk housing policy, economic realities of the North, rentier states, politics and bureaucracy. 

Jack boards the Scandimaniac and we talk Hay River, Yellowknife, Climate Change, Religion, and Globalism. Thanks Jack, for coming on the podcast and ranting with me! 

Skye Plowman boards the Scandimaniac and we talk performing, tourism, bartending, and the awesome talented people in Yellowknife. 

Taylor Saracuse boards the Scandimaniac and we talk traveling, building community, Yellowknife, Dead North and bringing intention to your life.

Miles, boards the Scandimaniac and we talk identity, social anxiety, family, carpentry and life in the Knife. I enjoy the raw, unedited nature of this episode more that most. Just because a conversation ain't easy, doesn't mean it ain't worth it. Enjoy! Subscribe where ever Podcasts are found today!

Rob Warburton, co-founder of CloudWorks real estate investment company and one of the most civically engaged people I know, boards the Scandimaniac. Generally, the theme of this podcast is Yellowknife life, and people's personal stories, but in typical fashion me and Rob delved into politics, housing, business plans and our usual rants about what our governments could be doing better. Actually quite happy with the way this episode turned out and CloudWorks is an example to business owners everywhere on how to be a leader in the community. 

Coleen Canney, soon to be Coleen Hardisty, boards the Scandimaniac and we talk colonialism, identity, performance, the North, and much more. I really enjoyed recording this episode. Coleen was worried about being soft-spoken at first, but listening back she commands your attention the whole episode through and has an auditory presence I could only dream of.