In this episode, the Gents are joined by Dr. Melanie Humphreys for a pint and a conversation at Blindman Brewery. As the President of The King's University she provides a unique perspective on inclusion, belonging, privilege, and Christian secondary education. Listen in as she discusses admitting former Guantanamo Bay detainee, Omar Khadr as a student, participating in the Truth & Reconciliation Commission in Edmonton, responding to King’s historical discrimination against the LGBTQ+ community, and rooting out systemic racism within the institution itself. It's an awesome conversation that you won't want to miss! Plus: Dr. Melanie Humphreys makes an unbelievable announcement regarding the future of The King's University.

Peter joins the Gents for a casual conversation about Epistemological Frameworks. Don't worry, they didn't know what that meant either. Over a couple refreshing Blindman Brewing Session Ales, they chatted (fairly) harmoniously about the differences between fact, belief, and opinion; recommended (thanks to Cilantro and Chive) some local spots, entertainment options, and life-enhancing habits; and eased their burdens through the ritual of confession. Check it out at harmoniousgentlemen.com or wherever you do your podcast things.

In this episode, the Gents are joined by the legendary Robin Pawlak. He shares stories and insight from his years of teaching and, more recently, his adventures (and misadventures) as an author. They dive into the creative process and discuss the importance of character arcs in not only writing, but real life as well. Check out "Space Cadets" and learn more at robinpawlak.com.

In this episode the Gents tackle the ever-present elephant in the room. How do we remain Harmonious during the fourth wave of Covid? It's an episode about the things we hate talking about, but can't seem to stop talking about. Vaccinations... Individual rights and freedoms... Public health crises... Echo chambers... Conspiracy theories... Is it even possible to speak on these topics without getting fired up? Chris, Tyler, and Graham get vulnerable, speak honestly, and give harmony their best shot on this one.

In this episode, the Gents are joined by Homeboy Sandman of Stones Throw Records and Mello Music Group. The NYC rapper shares stories of growing up hip-hop, rhyming with honesty, and creating art harmoniously. It's a banger.

Plus: A true story about a failed freestyle by one of the gents and a confession of turtle plagiarism.

Check out Homeboy Sandman's new EP Anjelitu on Bandcamp or wherever you get your music.

This episode is brought to you by Blindman Brewing.

Recommendations supported by Cilantro and Chive.

Great coffee from Birdy Coffee Co.

In Episode 52, the Gents discuss their hopes and apprehensions about the upcoming Federal Election over eggs and bacon from Phil's. They won't tell you exactly who to vote for, but they'll get you thinking about the possibilities for harmonious voting, democracy, and political conversations .

Thanks to Blindman Brewing and Cilantro and Chive for supporting this episode.

In this episode, the gents are joined by Olympian and silver medallist, Rebecca Smith. They chat about the challenges and opportunities that come with doing what you love at the highest possible level, and discuss the Olympic experience. This episode is supported by Blindman Brewing and Cilantro and Chive.

This episode is special. It was recorded live at Blindman Brewing in a beautiful summer afternoon, which turned into a beautiful summer evening. The gents reflected on their first 49 episodes, and looked ahead to the next. They were joined by some familiar voices, and made some new friends. Recommendations were shared, confessions were made, and Tim Alion made an appearance. Join the celebration!

Thanks to Blindman Brewing for supporting this episode and for hosting a great event!

In this episode, the Gentlemen brave torrential rain, lightning, thunder, and another one of Peter's surprise topics. Each of them came prepared with lyrics or poetry that means a lot to them, and they spent some time breaking it down together. Their choices and spontaneous explanations reveal more about their souls than you'd expect, and Graham even recorded a cover of an iconic Canadian song. This is an episode you won't want to miss.

In Episode 48, the Gents are joined by local celebrity, entrepreneur, and Social Media guru, Joe Whitbread. They chat about life in the public sphere, navigating the relatively young landscape of social media, and the impacts of these on mental health. Joe came looking for intelligent conversation. Check this episode out and see if he found it!