The Manitobaville Podcast

Mihangel talks to Joshua Vatnsdal about his new venture, Prairie Flavours. The mobile made-in-Manitoba venture dedicated to servicing our many Food Deserts.

The vision of Prairie Flavours is to enable more provincial communities access to healthy and local foods produced in Manitoba. Promoting and sustaining the Buy Local movement will help achieve greater economic stability and keep our dollars here in our province…

Humans need to find a way to live sustainably on Earth. The alternative is that the Earth will be just fine after we’re gone…

Kristina Hunter is an educator and advocate for a greener, more sustainable human footprint on the only planet that is custom made for our needs and the lives of all animals and insects on it.

So, join Mihangel and Kristina as we traverse the concepts and ideas behind the movement to help each other help ourselves…

For the past 20 years, Dr. Prentice has been trying to get Airships off the ground (!) and into the transportation gaps that plague our northern communities, not to mention our post-oil dilemma, our climate affected pollution issues and our reliance on building more and more roads.

Get your t-shirts and support your favourite things. In this case the Royal Manitoba Winter Fair, Manitoba Summer Fair, and Manitoba Ag Ex. Once the fairs are on again (hopefully 2022) you can wear your Manitobaville T and be all the rage)))

Shaun Cameron is helping out in a very public way. He is in his first term as a Brandon city councillor, serving the Ward 4 community. Mihangel, having spent some time in Brandon (back in the day…) has a great time discussing why the city is so clean, metropolitan and happy…

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Mihangel is happy to call this podcast to order as he welcomes Brian Hayward on the show to talk about conducting board meetings and how to make them more efficient, orderly and fun. Brian has authored a book to this effect; it is titled The Great Chair…

If you are on a personal journey that may include becoming a board chair—whether the organization exists for profit, and whether it is corporate, family, venture, public agency, or charity in form—The Great Chair was written for you.

Citizen journalism in defense of truth and free speech. Listen in as Mihangel and Todd McDougall discuss the state of today’s corporate media, maintaining a neutral voice, and listening to myriad viewpoints without slanting and reframing the news…

In the course of creating a podcast, one meets really neat people who introduce one to really neat people, and so on… This is what happened when Mihangel met Ryan Nesbitt, the publisher of Crossroads This Week, who introduced him to Racheal Flintoft, the editor,, who introduced him to DJ AdrennaJenn, (the subject of todays 2 hours of traffic on our stage), who lives in Strathclair and DJ’s on various media…

Mihangel talks all things poultry with April Willis from the Westman 4-H Poultry Club. Topics covered is how to get into the club and what the program is all about; what animals fall into the poultry family; the great reasons to raise poultry; and the basics of setting up your own coops and boxes. If you are too old for the 4-H program, check out the Cluck and Quack Poultry Club…

So, in the two years since Mihangel talked to Danny Schur, a lot has happened! Existentially speaking, the experience has been one for the books. But it hasn’t deterred Danny in spirit or enthusiasm. It’s business as usual and times are exciting!

Stand! the Movie

So, this interview was recorded January 2019 just after the holidays. In fact Danny’s christmas tree had just lost its smell as the season was winding down. Notwithstanding the lack of olfactory cheeriness, Mihangel was thoroughly intrigued by the long and winding road that Danny’s life has taken.

Musician, composer, music producer, writer, project manager, film producer, promoter, marketer, all-round good guy and fellow Manitobavillian, Danny is the embodiment of success with a smile.