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Between these two they have won almost every possible title you can win as a professional curler.

Brett Gallant of Newfoundlands beloved Team Gushue, and Jocelyn Peterman of Manitobas team Jones.

Both join the call from Jocelyns family home in Red Deer, Alberta where they have been social distancing.

When COVID-19 hit both of their seasons were halted, Brett was weeks away from the Worlds, and both were set to be in Olds Alberta for the Champions Cup, an event that was building in local excitement and nearing capacity from ticket sales. We talk about the abrupt end to the season, how they have been passing the time, Jocelyns remodelling skills and her vision for her family home, and of course the positives they have found during COVID-19.

Later in the episode Brett talks about his third Brier title and reminisce about the iconic moment in front of what was probably the most ruckus crowd in curling history, as Newfoundland became team Canada in front of a sold out arena in St. Johns.

All of that and more, let’s get right to it. I hope you enjoy the conversation.

Liz is a singer-songwriter from rural Alberta. She cultivated a deep-rooted passion for music at a very early age. Liz had penned dozens of songs and released a full-length LP. By the time she turned 20, the song-count was in the hundreds.

In this conversation we discuss how rural Alberta shaped her as an artist, creativity during physical distancing, her experience winning the CKFM Star Search, the terrible reality of Harvest 2019, and her new single coming out this Summer.

All of that and more, I hope you enjoy the conversation.

Corona Convos continue with guest Kodette LaBarbera host of the podcast Our Hockey Lives and ambassador for Breakfast Club Canada.

In this conversation we discuss how COVID-19 is preventing children from accessing this crucial program, and why she chose to devote so much time and funding towards this cause.

Later we discuss what life at home as been like with no Hockey, how the podcast has been an instant hit, and the positives she has found during this unique time.

All of that and more, I hope you enjoy the conversation.

The theme continues with Corona Convos. My guest is Danna Lattery, recently Dana and his partner Janine have launched a project to spread positivity and connection, it goes by #FromOldsWithLove

Dana and I also discuss his latest film project Nine Foot Rod, hear about the life changing experience he had in the Middle East while shooting the film and fishing the exotic waters.

Closer to home we discuss the amazing bow river and the fly fishing available even floating through downtown Calgary!

All of that and more, I hope you enjoy the conversation.

My guest is Amy Lee owner of Olds Town Square located in Uptowne Olds, Alberta. In this conversation we talk about how Amy is adapting to the new regulations around safety during COVID-19, her vision for Uptown Olds, and of course the positives she is finding during this unique time.

All of that and more, I hope you enjoy the conversation.

The theme, Corona conversations. My guest is speaker of the house Mr. Nathan Cooper. Nathan takes this call from his third floor office at the Alberta Legislature in Edmonton. Find out why he is referring to the situation around COVID-19 as “the Great Re-sorting.

We also talk politics, his role as speaker, what positives he is seeing in society during the global pandemic, and of course his home constituency of Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills.

All of that and more, I hope you enjoy the conversation.

I continue the theme of "Corona Convos" with Olympic wrestler Danielle Lappage. We discuss how she is handling and adapting to the news from the IOC for the now 2021 Olympic Games in Tokyo. We discuss her experience at the 2016 Olympics in Rio, how her life and training scheduled have adapted to COVID-19, the positives she is finding in these unique times, and our shared home town of Olds, Alberta. All of that and more, I hope you enjoy the conversation.

Christina Ray is the manager of marketing and sales at CAB-K Broadcasting based in Central Alberta. Our conversation comes safely from self-isolation. We discuss radio ad strategy during this unique time, the role radio plays in times like this, how to avoid pandemic shows on Netflix, and of course the positives found from COVID-19. All of that and more, I hope you enjoy the conversation.

Follow along on social media check out: @Xtinaray or @thebeautifulandthebearded

The theme is Corona Conversations, my guest is the incoming CEO of Arts Commons in Calgary, Alberta.

From the safety of self-isolation in his family's mountain home, Alex and I discuss the effects COVID-19 on the Arts and Arts Commons. We get into his future plans as CEO and discuss the leadership needed to move forward from this. Later in the show find out what highlights about Calgary have him and his wife Aliza excited to make the move. All of that and more, I hope you enjoy the conversation.

The theme is Corona Conversations, my guests are Mitch Belot and Justine Rowbotham. The reality of COVID-19 is that we are truly all effected and suddenly we all feeling more connected.

How are these Calgary, Alberta musicians taking their show online safely from self-isolation. We discuss their postponed tour, van-life, the positives that can be found in isolation, the canals of Venice, and more. If you haven't already I highly recommend checking them out on any music app or social media. As Mitch says "just type in Mitch Belot" and you will find them.