Step back. Chill out. Take a breath.

Our lives are literally and metaphorically tied to nature and the river. Eric Inman is just the guy to take you on a journey of personal and cultural transformation—to evolve wild, as it were. Eric is one of the good guys, an amazing human who understands the power of connecting to the natural world and how that translates to living a deeper, more meaningful life.

Disconnect so that you can connect. Inman is an Ecopsychologist and river guide on a mission to reacquaint us with what matters most—nature.

Learn more at EvolveWild.com or just give him a call at 1-971-319-1667 to learn more. 

"I think I've overused the words, 'Oh, Wow!" Bonnie grabbed her camera and struck out across Western Canada—her life is one of adventure and exploration. She's a professional photographer specializing in capturing the essence of a business and sharing it with the world. Her photography work is stunning and she consistently finds the perfect balance between art and business. 

Her belief that life is meant to be lived and that having experiences trumps all else has led her on a path less ordinary. Not to be defined solely by what she does for a living (which she loves), she's a rock climber, a traveller, an appreciator of art and music, and an explorer. 

Her spirit is infectious, and her story begs those who listen to go out into the world and start racking up their own experience points.

LINKS IN THIS EPISODE

• BonnieDickson.com
• @bonniedicksonphotography
• Bonnie Dickson Facebook
• Athabasca Hotel
• Athabasca Glacier Tour
• BOOK: Last to vanish
• BOOK: Essentialism
• BOOK: The Push, Tommy Caldwell

Dave Taylor was one of the original programmers at ID Software, and had his hands code-deep in fan favourites like Quake and Doom. But that's only the start of the story—hell, it isn't really even the start of it. There was a Dave Taylor before ID and after ID, and his adventures are equal parts epic and thoughtful.

To quote Ryan Reynolds in "Welcome to Wrexham," Dave Taylor is "enthusiastic." In this episode, there is backstory galore, but even more interesting is what gets Dave excited about technology today. Not to be all click-bait-ee, but you really have to listen to get the full weight of what's just around the corner.

Kick back and enjoy the weird and wonderful life of Dave Taylor and find out just "what the fuck this thing does."

Mike Terry is a retired 23-year Canadian Forces Combat Arms veteran who spends his time touring the country raising awareness about PTSD on his KLR 650 motorcycle. 

Among numerous other roles in the military, Terry was a Dispatch Rider, and for him, these rides are a mission to make connections and carry his message where it doesn’t often get shared.

Committed to the mission of speaking openly about PTSD and mental health for military personnel and first responders, he’s noticed that his message helps anyone struggling, not just those who have served. 

Terry’s ‘Five Things the World Should Know’ are not to be missed.

SHOW LINKS

• Dispatches Adventure Ride
• Rolling Barrage
• Sheldon Roberts CBC Interview
• RESTAURANT Smoke and Sow in Whitehorse
• MUSIC Stan Rogers, ‘Northwest Passage’
• Fanshawe College Adventure Expedition Course
• KLIM gear

TERRY'S SPONSORS

• Canna Connect
• Royal Canadian Regiment 
• Aurora Cannabis
• Spectrum Therapeutics
• Bombshell Stellas
• Project Enlist Canada
• DualSport Plus
• Fanshawe
• Fox Harley-Davidson
• BSO Legion OSI

In this episode, Callie B. Elwayns talks about the origins of her work,  the power of the sold-out Bold and Visible Monologues, and what she's up to next.

Callie's body of work Bold & Visible—and the Somatic Transformational Story Method ™—is a launching pad to catapult female change-makers ... entrepreneurs, leaders, coaches and creatives into greater levels of authentic self-expression and impact in the world.

"As women find our true voice and step out of the shadows, we will generate a groundswell of positive transformation in our business, family and community. To do so we need to overcome the blocks that are holding us back from sharing our true voice and expressing all we can be." ~Callie B. Elwayns

Visit her website, BoldAndVisible.com

instagram.com/boldandvisible facebook.com/boldandvisible linkedin.com/in/calliebelwayns

Join Michael Dargie on RebelRebel as he converses with the dynamic Nathan Flim of Fort Distillery. Dive deep into Nathan's intriguing chemistry background and how it fuelled his entrepreneurial spirit to birth a distillery. From the inception of Fort Distillery to the innovative ready-to-serve cocktails, 'Tumblr and Rocks', Nathan recount the thrilling journey, challenges, and exhilarating plunge into the US market.

As they navigate the terrains of business, from working with sales teams to embracing failures, Nathan's love for hunting and relaxation rituals offers a breather. With valuable insights from "Atomic Habits" and "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People", this episode encapsulates the essence of creative entrepreneurship, the power of habits, and the indispensability of mentors in today's fast-paced world. A must-listen for all those looking to carve their unique path in a saturated market.

WHERE TO FIND NATHAN AND THE FORT DISTILLERY

• The Fort Distillery (Instagram)
• The Fort Distillery (Website)
• Tumbler & Rocks (Instagram)
• Tumbler & Rocks (Website)

Milena Regos caught our eye for a very special reason—she wants us to rethink what it means for us to reach our human potential. In order for us to reach our dreams, we need to UNhustle and work in a sustainable way, not into exhaustion.

"My rebellion is against Hustle Culture and for Human Culture. A counterintuitive, but science-based approach to how we live, work and play."

This is definitely an episode not to be missed. Sit back, relax, and learn how to untangle your work life and succeed by doing less and enjoying yourself more!

WHERE TO FIND MILENA AND UNHUSTLE

• Website
• Instagram
• Facebook
• Unhustle Podcast
• LinkedIn

David Charles is a transplanted New Zealander living in Florida, USA. He’s a professor at Rollins College, and a regular on the renowned SAK Comedy Lab stage. We talk about our passion for all forms of improvisational theatre, performing, and living our best lives.

Whether it’s long-form, short-form, obscure Japanese improvised poetry, or semi-scripted plays, David is all about theatre and creating performances that are as unique as they are inspiring.

LINKS FOUND IN THIS EPISODE

• David Charles
• SAK Comedy Lab
• Rollins College
• Keith Johnstone

Luke is one of those extraordinary people who found their passion early and stuck with it to make the world a better place. He comes from a deep media production background and has helped shape the landscape for creatives.

From his time running his own production company, to the Banff Centre, to center stage with Calgary Economic Development he’s out there with his team getting it done and championing the creative industry around the world.

Special thanks to Calgary International Film Festival for allowing us to record this episode in their spiffy PODCAST BOOTH in Eau Claire Market.

LINKS FOUND IN THIS EPISODE

• Luke Azevedo on LinkedIn
• Calgary Economic Development
• Calgary Film Centre
• Klein / Harris
• Calgary International Film Festival

Joe Foster and his late brother, Jeff, worked in the family business. Their family made shoes, and had done so for generations; in fact his grandfather invented the spike running shoe in the late 1800’s. 

Joe and Jeff eventually decided to go their own way and start their own athletic shoe business called ‘Mercury Sports Footwear’ which quickly pivoted into the company we now know as REEBOK. This is Joe’s story about how he took on the world one step at a time.

LINKS FOUND IN THIS EPISODE

• Joe Foster Heritage
• BOOK: Shoe Maker by Joe Foster
• Reebok
• Bata Footwear
• Authentic Brands