Sorry all loyal listeners for the long delay in posts.

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In this episode hosts Erik and Raiden engage in a talk with the one and only Logan Freedman. Logan is Raiden's close friend from university having originally bonded over a fierce competition of door-to-door sales of nuts to people who didn't really want them.

This episode is a good one. Logan introduces himself and asks why the hell is he even on this podcast and questions what the heck kind of podcast this is anyways. He then talks about his passion for photography and anime blended into his current pursuit of becoming the greatest cosplay photographer there ever was. Logan discusses goal setting, skill development, and the hard work to infiltrate and become infamous in the cosplay scene.

Logan also talks about “decoding” the algorithm to achieve a following on the popular Instagram and TikTok.

Logan then recounts the successes and setbacks he faced in his acting career. And his desire to reconnect with his inner superstar. The boys talk about the film industry in Calgary and Toronto, conspiracy theories about the tv series “Suites”,  and what it’s like to be on the set of Degrassi. Viewers will get to meet Logan’s def dog Lucky and learn about what Logan like’s about living in Toronto.

Raiden asks what Logan would like to be doing if time didn’t exist and he gives an interesting answer. And in the climax of the episode the trio then debates whether Anakin Skywalker would have gone to the dark side even if he was granted the title of Jedi Master. Including more talk of anime, super heroes, and movies the three enjoy.

To wrap up, Logan talks to the boys about intimacy. He shows Raiden and Erik a bracelet to bond with your significant other, how to take care of your sexual and reproductive health, and most importantly how to have better orgasms.

If this sounds interesting to you, give it a listen. You will be entertained.

Links:

www.loganfreedman.ca

www.vitalityMD.com

I apologize to fans, we were not able to find footage of Logan’s commercials… (they must have been buried)

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Join hosts Raiden and Erik on a captivating episode of "Two White Guys and a Wheelchair" as they sit down with Gianni Silvestri of Iron Bow Fly Shop.

In this episode, they dive into the world of fishing in Southern Alberta, while also exploring what brought Erik and Gianni together, Raiden and Gianni's shared heritage, delectable Norwegian and Italian cuisines, and the unique qualities that make Calgary such a remarkable city.

The episode kicks off by delving into the fishing scene in Southern Alberta. Guided by Gianni's extensive knowledge and passion, they embark on a captivating journey through the picturesque rivers and lakes that dot the region. From discussing the best fishing spots to sharing memorable angling experiences, they paint a vivid picture of the beauty and tranquility that fishing in this area offers.

As the conversation unfolds, the focus shifts towards the friendship between Erik and Gianni. They reflect on how their bond has grown over the years and the role fishing has played in strengthening their connection. Sharing stories of their adventures, mishaps, and triumphs on the water, Erik and Gianni offer a heartwarming glimpse into the profound camaraderie that fishing can foster. 

Moving beyond fishing, Raiden and Erik take the opportunity to delve into Gianni's heritage, with a particular emphasis on his Italian roots. Gianni shares captivating anecdotes and family traditions, shedding light on the rich tapestry of cultures that have shaped his life and values. The hosts and their guest also explore the delightful world of culinary delights, discussing the mouthwatering dishes and flavors that define Norwegian and Italian cuisine. 

Their engaging conversation with Gianni Silvestri paints a vivid portrait of Calgary's charm, showcasing the city's multifaceted spirit and celebrating the connections that can be forged through shared passions and experiences.

Links:

https://ironbowflyshop.ca/

https://www.twowhiteguysandawheelchair.com/

In this episode of Two White Guys and a Wheelchair, hosts Erik and Raiden sit down with Bryan Lawrence and Mason Sheppard, the founders of 822 Entertainment, a business that specializes in buying, selling, and moving pool tables in Calgary, Alberta.

Bryan is a dental school candidate (and Lasik surgery survivor) and Mason is a former tech industry recruiter, but they share a passion for pool tables and decided to turn it into a business venture. In this interview, they share their journey of starting and growing their business, including the challenges they faced and the lessons they learned along the way.

As friends of Erik and Raiden, Bryan and Mason also discuss their friendship, how it has influenced their business partnership, and how they were able to complete a trek up the West Coast Trail. They talk about their shared values and interests, how they complement each other's skills and strengths, and what it's like to get shot with BBs.

Finally, Bryan and Mason share their outlook on the future of their business, as well as the pool table industry in Calgary. They discuss the trends they see in the market, and their plans for expanding their services to offer more to their customers.

Join Erik and Raiden as they chat with Bryan and Mason about their unique business and the friendship that inspired it. Get inspired by their entrepreneurial spirit and their dedication to turning their passion into a successful business venture.

Links:

822entertainment

https://www.twowhiteguysandawheelchair.com/

Introduction to the Podcast

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In this episode of Two White Guys and a Wheelchair, hosts Erik and Raiden sit down to discuss what this podcast is about.

Conversation touches on what it means to be a man in this day in age, what's it like being in a wheelchair, accessibility issues, intersectionality, the Calgary Flames, why the name "Two White Guys and a Wheelchair"? Along with the mission, vision, and some goals that the guys have for the podcast.

This is the episode to watch to get an idea of what Two White Guys and a Wheelchair is all about.

Note: We are currently figuring out this whole social media/publishing thing; please be patient with us.

Links:

@twowhiteguysandawheelchair

https://www.twowhiteguysandawheelchair.com/

Episode Starts at 8:25

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In this episode of Two White Guys and a Wheelchair, hosts Erik and Raiden sit down with Malcolm DeDominicis, the proprietor of Adriana's Sandwich Shop in Tofino, BC. Malcolm shares his story of opening a small business in a competitive market, the challenges he faced along the way, and the lessons he learned from his successes and failures.

As as an export of Calgary, Malcolm also shares his insights into the local Tofino community, its culture, and the unique lifestyle it offers. He discusses his favorite places to visit, his favorite activities to do, and the things that make Tofino a special place to live and work.

Finally, Malcolm shares his outlook on the future, both for his business and for the community as a whole. He talks about the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead, and his vision for a prosperous and sustainable future for Tofino and its residents.

Join Erik and Raiden as they delve into Malcolm's inspiring story and discover what makes Tofino such a unique and special place to live.

Links:

https://www.adrianas.ca/

https://www.twowhiteguysandawheelchair.com/