This is the second part of a two part episode with the Flip Club. Talon broke down his own walls and learned how to finally be himself. Cody has just been fired from his job and left his life-long connection to mormonism. They were both at a critical point in time and this episode chronicles the creation of the Flip Club. Enjoy!   

The Flip Club is a parkour/trampoline gym created by Cody McAllister (left) & Talon Keener (right) as a safe space for kids and adults of all skill levels to build confidence and grow their self esteem.   

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The Flip Club is a parkour/trampoline gym created by Cody McAllister (left) & Talon Keener (right) as a safe space for kids and adults of all skill levels to build confidence and grow their self esteem.  In this episode, we talk about how they went from being under-appreciated after creating one of the most successful businesses in their old gym and eventually quitting/being fired. This forced Talon on a journey of self discovery after moving to a completely different career path which allowed him and Cody to eventually create Flip Club. 

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“I always say the first part is knowing who you are and if you don’t know who you are you gotta figure who you are.”  

Kevin Kishor is a brand/talent developer, relationship coach and author. I sat down with him to discuss his latest book titled “Chocolate Covered French Fries” which is a practical guide for all types of relationships. We also had an open discussion on his past, the current cultural climate, and much more. This was by far one of the most fun and dynamic podcasts I have done in a long time. I hope you enjoy this special 2 hour feature!

“I don’t care what you think. You’re 13-14 you’re not doing anything. Look at me and look at you. What are you doing playing video games and doing nothing? I’m actually doing shit and that’s straight for the haters. I’m 14 making it. By the time I’m in grade 10 I know I’m gonna be rich as fuck”

Young Ivany is a 14 year old rapper based out of North Vancouver. He caught my eye every time he performed because I remember how awful and cringy 14 year olds were when I was his age. But he was fantastic! Totally capable of rocking an entire show no problem. This kid has some legit talent.

I chose this quote because it reminds me of when I was young. People were dicks and they were always hating on shit that was different. Ivany is doing something different and his youthful aspirations to be rich in grade 10 came across as wonderfully endearing. He’s a very likeable person and it was a total blast to finally sit down with him. We were joined by @kasaievents founder @miguel.ambrosia and his friend @ethan. We spoke about Ivany’s upbringing, his favourite ice cream and much more! Enjoy

“There’s so many new words & so many definitions and so many new ways on how you can write. It’s so complex, intellectual and it’s amazing. Wow how could we in mankind come up with all these crazy ass words? You know how big the Oxford Dictionary is? That shit SLAPS.” 

Obviously GasPakkTyler is a character. He was explaining his love for the english language here. He is a hip-hop artist striving to be an English teacher. We spoke to him about his upbringing in being the only black person in a predominantly white town, how his English teacher changed his life and much more. This was very fun interview and we joined by Indigo & Keilan. Enjoy!

“They (films) went deeper than just entertainment for most people. They would impact politics and all of this kind of stuff. Going back to my childhood would be just immersing myself into a different universe.” 

Drake Richardson is a young filmmaker who (at the time of the interview) maintained a low profile but managed to work with bbno$ and made the music video ’tony thot’ which garnered over 1.4 million views. In the interview we talk about a documentary he is making on the Kelowna music scene, his social media strategy and his desire to pursue fashion. Enjoy!

“We’re (Kasai) not doing it because we want clout. None of us give a fuck about that. We really just love making music. I don’t fuck with someone if I can’t enjoy my studio time with them.”

Crim is a rapper and one of the founders of the large artist collective Kasai. He is from East Van and in this spontaneous episode we spoke about his familial musical history, his plans to buy an island for Kasai, his love of indian food and much more. He is an incredibly driven individual willing to sacrifice everything for his craft and it was an absolute pleasure speaking to him. I was exhausted but I’m happy to have done this interview. Enjoy!

“I just didn’t have that competitive drive in the sports world. I still wanted to be with everyone in it so I was like I’ll take the videos and photos. From there it just kept going up.”

Jackson Parker is videographer who films action-sports under @clear.glass.media. His work as been featured in high profile IG accounts such as @pinkbike and @newschoolers. We talked about his upbringing, his path into film-making and much more! Enjoy

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“I used to do a lot of public speaking when I was younger, I used to be in leadership, I used to do acting too and performing has always been something for me that’s been so good. Music has always come easy to me but I never had the confidence in myself to believe that.”

Dylan Steciuk otherwise known as SwayzeAck is a rapper based out of Vancouver. His roots lie in his biological dad being a musician and in his aptitude to entertain and perform. He dropped his self-titled debut in 2018 and has had a very busy year doing interviews and shows. This is is most comprehensive interview so far and we talked about a HUGE variety things ranging from his influences, Joey’s Restaurants, Twitter and so much more! THIS is the interview you wanna hear if you wanna know who SwayzeAck is. Enjoy!

“Growing up whenever my friends had problems they’d always come talk to me, ask me for advice and I’d always try to help my friends and make sure everyone was good. But then whenever I had problems no one was there to listen to me. I never had anyone to talk to about my problems. So that’s where music comes in. I can express myself and kinda get things off my chest through music.” 

Dan Sadowick aka DOWNTOWNDAN is an Edmonton based producer who I’ve actually grown up with for over a decade. I LOVE his music. It's atmospheric, sometimes moody and great to vibe with driving down a rainy highway at night. He’s probably one of my favourite artists that I know personally. He’s really cool and we talked about things like how music keeps him out of trouble, how a random circumstance got him flagged for a year by the Gang-Squad Police, & his relationship with Nate Le. Enjoy!