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Clayton Bellamy returns to **The Reluctantly Podcast** nearly two years after helping launch the show, and there’s a lot to catch up on. Clayton and Terry start with the stories behind some of the treasured guitars in their collections—because every great guitar seems to carry a little history with it—before diving into Clayton’s early days grinding out six-night-a-week gigs and learning how to command a room.Clayton also opens up about his new seven-song solo album, **Soft Kind of Loud**, a stripped-down, soulful collection inspired in part by his years performing *The Legendary Life of Tom Petty*. They talk 20 years of The Road Hammers, the growth of Sky Song Records, and Clayton’s passion for creating opportunities for the next generation through his foundation and new performing arts centre.Music, guitars, Tom Petty, old road stories, new beginnings—and two long time friends catching up.Key TopicsClayton Bellamy's guitar stories and their significanceThe influence of Tom Petty on Clayton's music and performancesThe importance of community and legacy in supporting the artsDetails about Clayton's upcoming album 'Soft Kind of Loud'The role of the performing arts center in nurturing new talentThe evolution of The Roadhammers and their ongoing projectsSky Song Records and artist developmentThe emotional connection to guitars and their storiesClayton's approach to song writing and musical experimentationUpcoming performances and the significance of live showsChapters00:00 - Introduction and Clayton Bellamy's Guitar Wall Stories01:10 - Special Guitars and Their Stories: From College to the Road04:12 - The Rickenbacker and Gretsch: Iconic Guitars with Stories08:13 - Inherited Guitars and Their Personal Significance12:32 - The Broken Dobro and the Gift of Music13:35 - Guitars as Memories and Hauntings17:44 - Touring with the Steel Guitar and Lessons from Gordy Johnson20:54 - The Early Days of Touring and Building a Career25:36 - Two Years of Nonstop Growth and Projects28:44 - Upcoming Gala, Golf Event, and Exciting Lineup31:03 - The Song 'I Miss Tom Petty' and Its Significance34:52 - New Album 'Soft Kind of Loud' and Its Emotional Depth36:47 - The Gospel and Big Band Elements in Clayton’s Music40:23 - Vocal Range and Artistic Experimentation43:00 - The Influence of Chris Stapleton and Soulful Music45:22 - Evolution of Clayton Bellamy’s Musical Style50:52 - Balancing Multiple Projects and Future Plans01:03:35 - The Importance of Community and the New Performing Arts Center01:08:29 - Inspiring the Next Generation and Leaving a Legacy01:10:15 - What's Next for Clayton Bellamy and His Musicwww.claytonbellamy.comwww.theroadhammers.cawww.reluctantlypodcast.com @theroadhammers @claytonbellamy @ZoneOnePodcast @TheWealthRoundUp @thenetworkofgiving @TheAlbertaGolfPodcast @DistilleryDiscovery #ClaytonBellamy #guitarstories #musiclegacy #TheRoadhammers #TomPettytribute #newalbum #SkySongRecords #strathconaperformingartscenter #songwriting #musicalinspiration Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of The Reluctantly Podcast, Terry welcomes Alberta song-writing duo Dahlia Wakefield and Kevin Frey for a Local Music Spotlight. They talk about their unlikely connection over pico de gallo, how their song-writing partnership began in 2023, and the chemistry that turns Kevin’s rock riffs and Dahlia’s lyrics into original music. Dahlia shares her journey through country, rock, metal, tribute bands, music teaching, and a return to writing and recording her own songs. They also discuss their award-nominated music, including “Well Dressed Lies” and “Light of the Phoenix,” which has received international recognition and radio play around the world. Along the way, they get into the realities of making a living in music, surviving the COVID shutdown, performing everything from Heart and Iron Maiden to classics for seniors, and what’s next—including a new single, a full album, live shows, and plenty more music to come very soon.Key TopicsThe journey of Dahlia Wakefield and Kevin Frey in the music industryChallenges faced by musicians during COVID-19 and how they adaptedThe importance of live performances and upcoming gigsTheir experience with awards and recognition in the music sceneThe process of song-writing and collaboration between Dahlia and KevinPlans for new music releases and international recognitionThe role of music education and mentorship in their careersInsights into the Edmonton music scene and local venuesThe evolution of music distribution and streaming platformsThe significance of supporting local artists and live music venuesChapters0:00 – Opening and studio setup1:21 – Introducing Dalia Wakefield and Kevin Fry1:49 – International Singer-Songwriter Association nominations3:09 – Atlanta, Nashville, and travel plans6:37 – How the song-writing partnership began7:57 – Music training, Grant MacEwan, and learning guitar11:02 – Teaching music and building a foundation12:47 – Dalia’s background and family story14:07 – Live shows, band projects, and performance life17:02 – Rock, metal, and finding her lane19:40 – Covers vs original songs23:01 – Recording, harmonies, and finishing the album24:36 – Stepping away from music and coming back26:23 – COVID, caregiving, and the impact on musicians31:24 – Online lessons and adapting to teaching34:13 – Working with Sandro Dominelli36:30 – The song-writing process and creative synergy38:55 – Radio play, PR, and international reach41:51 – Writing through struggle and emotion46:23 – Performing for seniors and different audiences49:40 – Doo-wop, Beatles, and older classics51:05 – Heart, Led Zeppelin, and vocal range53:50 – Upcoming shows and release dates55:43 – New single, album release, and party planswww.dahliawakefield.comwww.reluctantlypodcast.com @dahliawakefield @ZoneOnePodcast @TheWealthRoundUp @TheAlbertaGolfPodcast @thenetworkofgiving @DistilleryDiscovery #Music #Songwriting #LivePerformance #MusicIndustryAwards #MusicCollaboration #EdmontonMusicScene #MusicEducation #NewMusicReleases #yegmusic Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Before podcasts, or at least when Podcasts were JUST starting...there was great radio—and this is one of those moments. Originally heard only once on The Terry, Bill & Steve Show, this unforgettable interview with legendary comedian, actor, filmmaker, and author Bobcat Goldthwait is now available again exclusively on the Reluctantly Podcast. Bobcat joins Terry, Bill and Steve for an unfiltered conversation packed with hilarious stories from his stand-up career, the Police Academy films, directing independent movies, working with Robin Williams, and collaborating with Ray Davies of The Kinks. Along the way, the conversation takes unexpected detours through Hollywood, radio, celebrity encounters, comedy writing, and Bobcat's uniquely twisted outlook on life. Fast-paced, irreverent, and completely unscripted, this is the kind of interview that could only happen on live radio. If you missed it the first time—or want to hear one of Terry's favourite interviews again—this exclusive flashback is your chance to experience a true broadcasting gem.Key TopicsBobcat Goldthwaite's career highlightsStories from Police Academy and HollywoodInsights into comedy and filmmakingHumorous behind-the-scenes anecdotesHis perspective on aging and creativityTakeawaysHumor can be found in everyday life and career experiences.Authenticity and staying true to your style are key in comedy.Behind-the-scenes stories reveal the human side of Hollywood.Laughter is a universal connector and a powerful tool.Persistence and passion drive success in entertainment.Chapters00:00 - Intro & Chilean Miners02:08 - Bobcat Goldthwait Joins the Show08:50 - Comedy & Touring13:00 - Being Recognized in Public15:00 - Weird Hollywood Pitches18:40 - Mormons, Scientology & Stand-Up20:55 - Police Academy & Movies24:30 - Robin Williams & Ray Davies26:45 - Setting The Tonight Show on Fire30:00 - Life on the Road32:00 - Opening for Nirvana34:10 - Relationships & Radio Stories36:15 - Wrap-Upwww.reluctantlypodcast.com @ZoneOnePodcast @DistilleryDiscovery @TheWealthRoundUp @TheAlbertaGolfPodcast @thenetworkofgiving #BobcatGoldthwait #comedy #Hollywood #PoliceAcademy #stand-up #filmmaking #entertainment #stories #humor Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Distillery Discovery @DistilleryDiscovery part of the Reluctantly Podcast Network, where host Terry Evans dives into the fascinating world of craft spirits by sitting down with master distillers, blenders, and industry innovators from Alberta and around the globe. Each episode uncovers the stories behind the bottles—the passion, setbacks, craftsmanship, and creativity that shape today's distilling industry. From bourbon and rye to gin, vodka, and whisky, (or whiskEy if you're American) you get an inside look at the techniques, traditions, and personalities driving the spirits renaissance. Whether you're a seasoned whisky enthusiast, a cocktail lover, or simply curious about how great spirits are made, Distillery Discovery delivers engaging conversations, behind-the-scenes insights, and inspiring entrepreneurial journeys. It's more than a podcast about alcohol—it's about the people who dedicate their lives to creating exceptional spirits and the communities that grow around them. Pour yourself a dram, settle in, and discover the stories behind every barrel and every bottle.Key TopicsBrandon McCraney's military background and transition to distillingThe importance of blending in whiskey craftsmanshipSourcing barrels globally and the concept of elevageEnvironmental effects on barrel aging in North CarolinaChallenges faced during startup and COVID-19 impactThe role of heritage and lineage in whiskey creationStrategies for market expansion and product uniquenessChapters00:00 - Introduction to Brandon McCraney and Distillery02:24 - Military Background and Transition to Whiskey07:17 - Heritage, Lineage, and Family Influence12:29 - Starting the Distillery During COVID-1922:10 - The Art of Whiskey Blending30:43 - Sourcing and Aging Techniques40:58 - Whiskey and Cigar Pairing46:29 - Future Plans and Market Expansionhttps://olderaleighdistillery.com/ @DistilleryDiscovery @ZoneOnePodcast @TheWealthRoundUp @TheAlbertaGolfPodcast @thenetworkofgiving #Whiskey #Whisky #Distillery #Blending #NorthCarolina #CraftSpirits #BarrelAging #WhiskeyHeritage #EntrepreneurialJourney Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What happens when legendary comedian Ron White sits down with Terry, Bill & Steve for an unfiltered morning radio interview? Comedy gold.Recorded during one of White's Canadian tours, this episode is packed with hilarious stories about life on the road, touring by bus, golf at Augusta National with Jeff Foxworthy, John Daly, Tiger Woods, Canadian audiences, and the moments that happen offstage that fans rarely get to hear. Ron's quick wit and signature storytelling shine as the conversation bounces from stand-up comedy to golf, Scotch, marriage, and everything in between.More than just an interview, this episode captures the magic of personality-driven radio—three hosts giving a comedy icon the space to simply tell great stories. Whether you're a Ron White fan, a golfer, a comedy lover, or nostalgic for the golden age of radio, you'll find plenty of laughs and unforgettable moments in this classic conversation.Key TopicsRon White's career highlights and storiesLife on tour and travel experiencesHumorous takes on golf and celebritiesBehind-the-scenes of comedy festivals and showsPersonal anecdotes about travel, relationships, and hobbiesTakeawaysHumor is a universal language that connects people across different backgrounds.Traveling on a bus is more efficient for comedians than flying, especially with the right setup.Celebrity stories often reveal more about human nature than the fame itself.Golf and comedy both require patience, practice, and a good sense of humor.Authenticity and personal stories are key to connecting with an audience.Chapters00:00 - Introduction and Ron White's background02:03 - Traveling on tour: Bus vs. airplane04:06 - Golf stories and celebrity encounters05:55 - Humor about relationships and marriage08:00 - Celebrity anecdotes: Tiger Woods and John Daly09:58 - Traveling with family and life on the road11:50 - Comedy festivals and touring experiences14:07 - Humor about alcohol, scotch, and lifestyle15:54 - Personal stories: childhood, marriage, and friendships17:59 - Behind-the-scenes of comedy and celebrity interactions20:05 - Closing thoughts and audience appreciationwww.reluctantlypodcast.com @ronwhitecomedy @ZoneOnePodcast @TheWealthRoundUp @TheAlbertaGolfPodcast @thenetworkofgiving @DistilleryDiscovery @ZoneOnePodcast #RonWhite #comedy #travel #golf #lifeontheroad #humor #storytelling #celebrityanecdotes #standup #standupcomedy #augustanational #pgatour Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Terry sits down with Lucas Holt and Brandon Yaggey from Edmonton's Whale and the Wolf for an honest, funny, and behind-the-scenes conversation about life in an independent Canadian band. They discuss their journey from teenage garage bands to sharing stages with major acts, the challenges of writing original music, the realities of touring across Canada, and the unforgettable moments that make the grind worthwhile. The duo reflects on hearing their songs on the radio for the first time, why local radio still matters, the changing music industry, and the freedom that comes with staying independent. They also share stories from memorable shows, the importance of supporting local artists, and what fans can expect as they prepare to open for The Beaches at K-Days. Whether you're a music fan, aspiring musician, or simply love great stories, this episode is a candid look at passion, perseverance, and the friendships that keep great bands together.Key TopicsBand formation and longevity (10+ years)Radio success and local support in CanadaTransition from covers to original musicTouring challenges and memorable showsImpact of local radio on band popularitySongwriting process and band dynamicsThe significance of live performances and memorable gigsNavigating the music industry as an independent band Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of The Reluctantly Podcast, Terry Evans sits down with legendary Edmonton broadcaster Bob Layton for a conversation that spans more than five decades of radio, community service, and unforgettable stories. From being expelled from school and accidentally landing his first radio job in Fort St. John to becoming one of Edmonton’s most respected news voices at 630 CHED, Bob reflects on the people, moments, and lessons that shaped his remarkable career. Along the way, he shares behind-the-scenes stories about Jerry Forbes, Marty Forbes, Wayne Gretzky, creative radio promotions, and the campaign that helped bring the Edmonton Police Service’s Air One helicopter to life. The conversation also explores Bob’s books, his passion for giving back, and the mentors who influenced generations of broadcasters. It’s an entertaining, heartfelt look at a broadcasting icon whose impact extends far beyond the microphone.Key TopicsBob Layton's early life and name influenceHis start in radio and early challengesThe story behind the police helicopter fundraiserThe role of community and philanthropy in his careerMemorable moments and stories from radio historyThe importance of mentorship and legacy in mediaChapters00:00 - The Influence of Names on Legacy03:03 - Bob Layton's Journey in Broadcasting05:57 - Childhood Experiences and Their Impact09:11 - The Role of Family in Career Choices12:11 - Transitioning to Radio and Early Challenges15:03 - Mentorship and Learning in Broadcasting18:01 - The Evolution of Radio and Personal Growth21:05 - Navigating Controversy in Media24:07 - The Legacy of Jerry Forbes and Community Impact32:12 - Mentorship and Community Connections34:46 - Early Radio Experiences and Career Beginnings37:48 - The Impact of Mentorship on Career Growth38:59 - Humorous Anecdotes from Broadcasting Life46:53 - Philanthropy in Broadcasting: The Little Tiny Uglies48:18 - The Great One: Wayne Gretzky's Breakfast50:01 - Creative Radio Pranks and Their Consequences54:48 - The Birth of Air One: A Community Initiative01:07:39 - Team Effort in Community Projects01:14:22 - Continuing the Legacy: Speaking Engagements and Community Servicewww.reluctantlypodcast.com @DistilleryDiscovery @ZoneOnePodcast @TheWealthRoundUp @TheAlbertaGolfPodcast @thenetworkofgiving #broadcasting #radiohistory #communityservice #polichelicopter #storytelling #media #philanthropy #Edmonton #radiolegends #broadcasting #yegmedia Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Another TBS Flashback!Comedian Patrice O'Neal stopped by The Terry, Bill and Steve Show ahead of his 2009 headlining run at the Comic Strip in West Edmonton Mall, and the conversation goes everywhere.  Sadly, we lost Patrice in November of 2011after a stroke took his life. This TBS Show was one of one. It was heard ONCE...and never again until now. O'Neal's unfiltered take on relationships, loyalty, and what he really thinks makes a marriage work — spoiler: it's not the fairy tale version is just part of this episode. The New Jersey-via-Boston comic opens up about life on the road, his first impressions of Edmonton (and its distinct lack of diversity compared to home), and how he reads a crowd during a Q&A set the night before. Sports fans will enjoy a deep dive into heartbreaking franchise moments, from Steve Smith's infamous own-goal against Calgary to the Patriots' near-perfect season gone wrong. Blunt, sharp-tongued, and never short on opinions, O'Neal delivers a candid, no-holds-barred conversation that's equal parts comedy and commentary. Key  TopicsThe role of honesty in comedy and relationshipsCultural differences in social interactionsThe evolution of language and social normsInsights into the entertainment industry and comedyPersonal stories and perspectives on life and loveTakeawaysHonesty in comedy can be a powerful tool for connection and reflection.Cultural norms influence how humor and social interactions are perceived.Language evolves and reflects societal changes, especially around sensitive topics.Authenticity and rawness are valued in comedy and personal relationships.Understanding different cultural backgrounds can foster empathy and better communication.Chapters00:00 - Introduction to Patrice O'Neal02:56 - The Nature of Anger and Cynicism05:44 - Relationships and Marriage Perspectives09:02 - Cultural Observations and Humor12:04 - The Impact of Political Correctness15:04 - Music and Personal Taste17:40 - Sports and Personal Experiences20:54 - Cultural Differences and Interactions24:04 - Language and Expressionwww.reluctantlypodcast.com @ZoneOnePodcast @TheWealthRoundUp @TheAlbertaGolfPodcast @thenetworkofgiving @DistilleryDiscovery #PatriceONeal #comedy #culture #relationships #entertainment #humor #TerryBillandSteveShow #interview #Canadiancomedy #politicallyincorrect  #socialcommentary Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mike Braniff has been playing Western Canada's bar circuit since Halloween night 1982 — and four decades later, he's still at it. In this episode, Terry sits down with the Edmonton music veteran to trace a career that spans six-nighter grinds from Grand Prairie to Vancouver, a 25-year run as Party Hog, thousands of hours of hand-programmed MIDI backing tracks, and merch that included hot sauce, beer case cowboy hats, and t-shirts too colorful to describe in polite company.Mike opens up about the birth of Tushfest, the charity concert series that raised nearly $85,000 for cancer patients, and what it felt like to watch it run its course. And now, after thinking he was winding down, he's suiting up again — this time for Stars and Stories Live's tribute to Ozzy Osbourne, hitting stages including the Edmonton and Calgary Jubilees this November.Key TopicsThe evolution of the bar circuit and six-nighter gigsThe story of the Party Hog persona and merchandiseThe technical setup of a one-man show with backing tracksMemorable stories from the Edmonton music sceneTransition from local gigs to tribute performancesThe impact of Ozzy Osbourne on Mike Braniff's careerThe challenges and rewards of live performance and audience interactionThe role of technology in solo performances and tribute showsThe legacy of Tushfest and community-driven music eventsFuture plans and the passion for performingTakeawaysDecades of experience in the Edmonton music scene.The importance of adapting and evolving as a performer.The value of community and tribute events in supporting musicians.How technology can enhance solo live performances.The significance of storytelling and audience connection in shows.The dedication required to sustain a long career in music.The fun and chaos of performing in small venues and bars.The importance of respecting the audience and maintaining professionalism.The joy of passing on musical inspiration to younger generations.The personal journey of balancing performance, health, and passion.guest namehttps://www.facebook.com/mike.braniffwww.reluctantlypodcast.com @ZoneOnePodcast @TheAlbertaGolfPodcast @TheWealthRoundUp @DistilleryDiscovery Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Terry Evans digs into the archives of The Terry Bill and Steve Show for a hilarious and unforgettable interview with comedian and actor Jamie Kennedy during his 2009 visit to Edmonton. Fresh off a late-night arrival and preparing for shows at a local comedy club, Jamie delivers the quick wit and off-the-cuff humor that made him a fan favorite. The conversation covers everything from his travel adventures, an unexpected kidney stone ordeal in Mexico, life on the road as a stand-up comedian, and the challenges of navigating fame. Jamie also shares funny stories about dating actress Jennifer Love Hewitt, who is also in the studio, dealing with paparazzi, Hollywood gossip, and the realities of life in the public eye. Along the way, the group dives into sports, movies, celebrity culture, and plenty of spontaneous laughs. It's a fast-paced, uncensored snapshot of Jamie Kennedy at his comedic best and a reminder of why memorable radio interviews can take on a life of their own.Key TopicsJamie Kennedy's recent kidney stone experienceLife as a celebrity in Hollywood and CanadaUpcoming comedy shows at Londonderry MallCelebrity anecdotes and behind-the-scenes storiesThe impact of media and paparazzi on celebritiesChapters00:00 - Introduction and Celebrity Banter01:19 - Travel and Arrival in Edmonton02:27 - Kidney Stones Experience in Mexico04:08 - Diet and Food Preferences: Lamb and Pork05:33 - Border Crossing and Travel Stories07:53 - Supportive Partner and Merch Sales09:33 - Upcoming Shows at Londonderry Mall10:42 - Celebrity Life and Media Attention12:09 - Celebrity Relationships and Public Perception14:01 - Hollywood and Personal Life Insights15:22 - Comedy, Movies, and Career Highlights17:07 - Fan Interactions and Media Coverage18:22 - Canadian and American Sports and Culture20:19 - Closing Remarks and Signatureswww.reluctantlypodcast.com @TheWealthRoundUp @TheAlbertaGolfPodcast @ZoneOnePodcast @DistilleryDiscovery @thenetworkofgiving #jamiekennedy #jenniferlovehewitt #terrybillandsteve Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 101 of The Reluctantly Podcast kicks off the next 100 episodes with Terry sitting down with his son Riley for a candid conversation about family, hockey, music, and the winding road that took him from a kid in Alberta to playing some of the biggest stages in the world. Riley shares stories from his childhood, including years spent playing hockey, golfing, and developing a relentless drive to improve at whatever he pursued. The conversation follows his transition from sports to music, beginning with a fascination for drumming, the influence of Rock Band, and the formation of DRT with friends Tate and Declan.The episode revisits unforgettable moments such as playing Rexall Place, Rockfest, Tushfest, and countless underage gigs, before tracing Riley’s growth into a professional touring musician. Terry and Riley discuss performing with acts including Mike Plume, Stephanie Harpe, Clayton Bellamy, David Gogo, Shotty Horroh and AP Dhillon, leading to tours across Canada, Europe, India, Dubai, and Abu Dhabi. Career highlights include playing the first-ever Lollapalooza India, performing at the Juno Awards, and taking the stage at Coachella on the Sahara Stage alongside artists such as Grimes, Peggy Gou, and others. Through humour, heartfelt memories, and incredible stories, the episode celebrates perseverance, passion, and the people who helped shape Riley’s remarkable musical journey.Key TopicsRiley's early musical influences and first instrumentsMemorable hockey moments and first goalsForming and performing with DRT and other bandsExperiences playing in Sweden and EuropeLessons learned from early gigs and performances Music career developmentInternational touring experiencesCollaboration with renowned artistsMemorable stories from the roadLessons learned in the music industryChapters00:00 - Introduction to the Podcast Journey01:59 - Reflections on Family and Early Memories04:46 - The Evolution of Sports and Hobbies06:51 - First Experiences in Hockey09:52 - Memorable Hockey Stories12:46 - The Transition to Golf and Music15:37 - Musical Influences and Early Memories18:21 - The Impact of Rhythm and Music on Development21:17 - The Journey to Becoming a Drummer24:13 - The Journey Begins: Discovering Music25:36 - From Hockey to Drumming: A Hard Switch29:01 - Forming Connections: The Birth of DRT37:48 - First Gigs and Growing Pains44:31 - The Road to Professionalism: Early Performances50:10 - Turning Eighteen: A Milestone in Sweden53:39 - A Close Encounter with Nationalism55:01 - The Escape from Danger56:44 - Musical Journeys and Collaborations01:00:37 - The Impact of Education on Music01:03:16 - Networking and Opportunities in Music01:05:48 - Transitioning to New Musical Styles01:10:33 - Touring Experiences and Cultural Insights01:18:25 - The Evolution of Musical Projects01:23:00 - Preparation and Learning in Music01:24:16 - Experiences at Major Festivals01:25:40 - Touring India: A Musical Journey01:27:30 - Performing at Iconic Venues01:29:04 - Memorable Moments at Coachella01:29:26 - Upcoming Shows and Collaborations01:31:00 - The Edmonton Music Scene01:33:58 - Tributes to Lost Friends01:45:04 - Reflections and Future Aspirationswww.reluctantlypodcast.com @ZoneOnePodcast @TheWealthRoundUp @TheAlbertaGolfPodcast @jrcdrums #music #hockey #youth #internationalperformance #band #Sweden #childhood #guitar #drums #concert #musicindustry #touring #collaboration #drumming #internationalfestivals #musiccareer #abudabi #artiststories #musiceducation #dubai @APDHILLON @mikeplumemusic #claytonbellamy #carlossantana #dennischambers #mikemangini #tomcochrane #davidgogo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 100. Terry's guest is his daughter, Kate...who has been awarded the title of Canadas 100 Best 2026 Bartender of the Year. Kate shares her journey from elite synchronized swimmer to award-winning bartender, highlighting the skills, experiences, and lessons learned along the way. Discover how her dedication, travel adventures, and industry insights have shaped her successful career in hospitality.Chapters00:00 - Introduction and Family Dynamics03:53 - Synchronized Swimming Journey06:35 - The Reality of Elite Sports09:16 - Social Life and Schooling12:12 - Perceptions of Synchronized Swimming15:22 - Travel and Competitions18:24 - Growing Up with a Public Figure21:18 - Family Humor and Dynamics27:04 - Nostalgic Memories and Family Stories30:25 - Childhood Perspectives on Parenting34:05 - Reflections on Growing Up37:07 - Decisions and Life Choices41:28 - The Journey into Hospitality44:44 - Bartending Competitions and Achievements57:50 - Adventures and Unique Experiences01:05:31 - Lost and Found in Nicaragua01:07:21 - Pursuing Wine Education01:10:07 - The Journey to Becoming a Master Bartender01:13:31 Winning World Class Canada01:16:04 - Recognition and Networking in the Bartending World01:18:57 - Celebrating Achievements and Awards01:21:45 - Reflections on the Future01:22:36 - Cocktail Preferences and Trends01:25:18 - Memorable Experiences Behind the Bar01:26:32 - Hospitality Trends and Insightswww.reluctantlypodcast.com @ZoneOnePodcast @TheWealthRoundUp @TheAlbertaGolfPodcast @DistilleryDiscovery ResourcesKeefer Bar, Vancouver - https://thekeeferbar.com/Masters of Wine (MW) - https://www.mastersofwine.org/ Kate linksInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/cocktailcowgirl/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is, officially, Episode #99 of The Reluctantly Podcast and I thought an appropriate guest would be someone who spent a lot of time with #TheGreatOne over the course of his career...And Let's face it...Long time Trainer and Equipment Manager, Barrie Stafford is one of the "Greats" in professional hockey, too. Barrie shares his remarkable journey from university hockey to becoming a key behind-the-scenes figure in the Edmonton Oilers' dynasty. Discover insights into team culture, the importance of character players, practical jokes, and overcoming personal health challenges. Barrie's current work with The Cure Cancer Foundation and Toast of the Town is changing peoples lives for the better.He talks about it all...Team culture and leadership in hockey.The importance of character players and character in team success.Practical jokes and camaraderie behind the scenes.Personal journey overcoming cancer and giving back.Insights into the life of a hockey trainer and behind-the-scenes roles.Chapters00:00 - Introduction to Barry Stafford and the Stanley Cup02:45 - Growing Up with the Edmonton Oilers06:02 - The Influence of Claire Drake on Winning Culture07:44 - The Importance of Team Culture in Sports10:38 - A Day in the Life of a Trainer13:23 - Moments of Awe in the Game15:21 - The Quirks of Players and Their Equipment22:12 - Involvement in International Tournaments24:41 - The Legacy of Sparky Kolczyski27:50 - Practical Jokes and Team Camaraderie28:48 - Hockey Royalty and Behind-the-Scenes Fun33:49 - The Importance of Character Players39:00 - Memorable Player Experiences and Trades49:52 - Overcoming Personal Challenges and Health Advocacyhttps://curecancerfoundation.ca/https://toastofthetownccf.com/#Hockey #EdmontonOilers #TeamCulture #StanleyCup #CharacterPlayers #PracticalJokes #CancerSurvivor #Leadership #SportsPsychology #BehindtheScenes #waynegretzky #markmessier #jarikurri #paulcoffey #connormcdavid #davesemenko #davebrownwww.reluctantlypodcast.com @ZoneOnePodcast @TheAlbertaGolfPodcast @TheWealthRoundUp Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bobby Cameron shares his journey through the music industry, from childhood dreams in Cape Breton to international songwriting and performing. He discusses the importance of passion, perseverance, mentorship, and balancing family life with a career in music.Bobby Cameron's Music - https://bobbycameron.com/www.reluctantlypodcast.com @ZoneOnePodcast @TheAlbertaGolfPodcast @TheWealthRoundUp Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ava, Chelsea and Dan join Terry for a chat and a cause that is very emotional and cuts deep with all 4 people involved. This episode explores the impactful work of Edmonton's Kids with Cancer Society, featuring stories of legacy, community support, and the inspiring journeys of those affected by childhood cancer. Discover how the society supports families, honors memories, and raises funds through events like the Teeing Up for Kids golf tournament on June 12 at Highlands Golf and Country Club in Edmonton.Guest NamesChelsea Draeger, Chris McOuat, Ava DeganesChapters00:00 - Introduction to the Kids with Cancer Society03:54 - The Impact of Family Support06:47 - Personal Stories and Legacy10:00 - Ava's Journey and New Role12:46 - The Importance of Hope and Connection15:50 - Learning and Growth in the Organization20:44 - Memories and Community Engagement23:34 - Reflections on Past Events26:56 - The Impact of Community and Connection30:17 - Family Dynamics in the Face of Cancer35:21 - Legacy and Memory: Honoring Loved Ones39:45 - Continuing the Mission: Bursaries and Support45:01 - Empowerment Through Education and Growth50:31 - Celebrating Life and ResilienceKids with Cancer Society - https://kidswithcancer.caTeeing Up for Kids Golf Tournament - https://teeingupforkids.comwww.reluctantlypodcast.com @ZoneOnePodcast @TheAlbertaGolfPodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode I explore the art and science of whisky making with Hansen Distillery's master distiller, Kris Sustrik. Discover the process from grain to bottle, the importance of aging, and the unique heritage behind Alberta's craft spirits. We are also celebrating World Whisky Day on May 16th at Hansen Distillery on 111 Ave in Edmonton from Noon- 5pm. I will be there with lots of other guests and Whisky Enthusiasts! I hope you can join us.Chapters (Inserted Ads will effect the accuracy of the timestamp)(00:00) - Introduction to Hansen Distillery and Guest (00:34) - Overview of Whisky Ingredients and Grain Types (01:03) - The Mashing and Cooking Process (01:47) - Fermentation and Yeast Role (02:40) - Distillation Techniques and Equipment (03:27) - History of the Hansen Family and Heritage (04:02) - Tasting and Quality Control (04:56) - Aging in Barrels and Environmental Impact (05:43) - The Distillation Process and Experience (06:45) - Taste Testing and Quality Assurance (07:57) - Barrel Toasting and Flavour Development (09:18) - Barrel Aging and Environmental Effects (10:38) - Fire and Flammability in Whisky Production (11:38) - Angel’s Share and Evaporation Losses (12:46) - Aging Duration and Whisky Maturity (14:07) - Whisky Color Development Over Time (15:27) - Differences Between Scotch, Irish, and Canadian Whisky (16:55) - Product Range and Seasonal Offerings (18:59) - Spelling and Regional Differences in Whisky (20:02) - Canadian Whisky vs. American Bourbon (21:15) - Bottling and Packaging Process (22:05) - Special Releases and Single Barrel Aging (23:02) - Distribution and Selling Whisky in Alberta (24:13) - Regulations and Government Oversight (25:59) - Future Plans and Announcements (27:29) - Creating a Legacy and Family Heritage (28:53) - Innovations and Seasonal Flavors (30:08) - Whisky Tasting and Personal Preferences (31:26) - Whisky for Sipping and MixingAnd then a tour of the distillery!Hanson Distillery Website - https://hansondistillery.comwww.reluctantlypodcast.com @ZoneOnePodcast @TheAlbertaGolfPodcast YouTube link https://youtu.be/pwvEndO6Ero Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Terry chats with Jon and Des about Sparrow Blue's journey through the music industry, from recording in legendary studios to touring across North America. Discover insights on band dynamics, music production, industry trends, and the passion that drives their success. www.sparrowblue.cawww.reluctantlypodcast.comwww.terryevansinc.com @ZoneOnePodcast @TheAlbertaGolfPodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jeremy Kornel shares the history, challenges, and exciting lineup of the Beaumont Music Festival, June 19 and 20 in Beaumont, AB, highlighting its community impact and local talent. Discover how this festival has evolved over 19 years, supporting local artists and adapting to logistical and financial hurdles. Beaumont Music Festival Official Website - https://beaumontmusicfestival.ca/www.reluctantlypodcast.com @TheAlbertaGolfPodcast @ZoneOnePodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Catch her LIVE in Dauphin, MB April 22, Saskatoon, SK April 23, Edmonton April 24, Black Diamond, AB April 25, Calgary April 26 and Medicine Hat, AB, April 28Singer-songwriter Romi Mayes shares her journey from busking across Canada to earning Juno nominations, her touring experiences, vocal care, and influences from blues and Motown. Discover her insights on balancing music, health, and life on the road, along with her upcoming solo tour and musical inspirations. Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/romimayes/Official Website - https://romimayes.com/www.reluctantlypodcast.com @ZoneOnePodcast @TheAlbertaGolfPodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

BONUS EPISODE with The Bits on NHL playoffs, focusing on the Edmonton Oilers' prospects, player performances, and the drive to the #StanleyCup Paulina Denholm and Quinn Phillips share insights, predictions, and humorous takes on the playoff bracket, key players, and potential matchups.www.thebits.cawww.reluctantlypodcast.com @ZoneOnePodcast @TheAlbertaGolfPodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices