Zane sits down with local business owner, Sean O'Greysik, the co-owner of Alice Embroidery. The two discuss the ins and outs of sales, business strategies, and entrepreneurship. He co-owns Alice Embroidery. On this segment, Sean explored the process of building a loyal client base and strategies done to maintain their business. He also went down memory lane to discuss some personal stories in the earlier days of his career that shaped his business savvy mind today. 

Visit Alice Embroidery's website: 

http://www.aliceemb.ca 

Follow Alice Embroidery On Social Media: 

https://www.facebook.com/AliceEmbroidery 

https://www.instagram.com/aliceembroidery/?hl=en 

Zane and Brennan talk about the process of starting a podcast, maintaining an online presence, dealing with trolls on social media, and philosophy pertaining to individual identity and how so many of us crave validation. Separating self-worth from social media posts is an essential practice for all online users. Is this a recipe for disaster? 

Zane sits down with himself to break down the mental necessities of long road trips, comparisons between Waterton, Banff, and Jasper, the Prince of Wales Hotel and the history of Alberta. All of this is spoken while he is actually IN Waterton, overlooking the beautiful Rocky Mountains on a much needed summer vacation. 

Zane sits down with broadcaster Angus Hout, who is an on-air host for 730 CKDM radio station in Dauphin, Manitoba. The two talked about the broadcasting industry, living and working in markets of varying sizes, navigating controversy, and the secret to being a successful broadcaster. 

Angus Hout Links:

• https://www.instagram.com/angushout/?hl=en 

Zane sits down with Ki McKenzie, who has been a voice actor for many years. He has provided his voice for a variety of different characters of many different projects in the video game industry. He talks about how to become a voice actor, what to expect when breaking into the industry, and an exciting upcoming video game in which he voices the lead protagonist, Negative Atmosphere.

Negative Atmosphere:

https://youtu.be/TgmIqIdQw4M

https://www.reddit.com/r/NegativeAtmosphere/

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1116390/Negative_Atmosphere/ 

Ki's Website:

https://www.kimckenzie.com

Other Projects:

https://youtu.be/t1Kc0xuYnfQ 

Patreon:

https://www.patreon.com/negativeatmosphere

https://www.patreon.com/alfabusa 

Zane sits down with his roommate, Dustin Regehr, who returns to the podcast to talk about the wild weekend he had in Vancouver recently, going to the Machine Gun Kelly concert, and how stepping out of your comfort zone is the key to growth as an individual and a sustainable path to happiness. 

Zane sits down with Leduc Golf Club golf pro Chad Feener, who is the owner and operator of Chad Feener Golf. He teaches golf lessons to people of all ages. His unique methods of teaching have helped his students become better golfers and even learn some valuable life lessons along the way. Zane and Chad also talked about the new LIV Golf tour and how to run a local business that focuses on a sport. 

For more information, visit Chad Feener Golf at: https://www.chadfeenergolf.com 

Zane sits down with Wade Robichaud, who is the co-founder and owner of Lifestyle Travel Agency. The two talk about traveling experiences, unsolved mysteries, and enlightening spiritual moments that have shaped their perceptions of the universe and their lives as a whole. 

Lifestyle Travel Agency 

Zane talks about how childhood friends may or may not be your friends forever, how much harder it can be to make friends in adulthood, and the impact friendships have on your career. Friendships come and go, but your growth and progress through life will remain constant should you choose to let go of the past and embrace the future. 

Zane sits down with Kass Kelly, who is the owner of Pop Social, a social media marketing business. She spills the secrets of what it takes to achieve social media stardom, using social media as a tool for your business, and how to channel creativity to reach thousands of people.