This week on The Wayz In, we chat with Carlos Gomes, former Vancouver food tour guru, about the hidden eats and local spots that make the city unique. It’s a laid-back look at food, culture, and seeing your city in a new way.

Sometimes family isn’t the one you’re born into, but the one you find along the way. In this episode, we talk about the friends who became home, who changed everything, and why found family matters most.

In this episode, we sit down with Ed Perovich, a seasoned car sales professional, to talk about the grind, grit, and mindset it takes to thrive in a competitive industry. From building trust with customers to mastering the long game, Ed shares candid stories and sharp insights on what the “hustle” really means — on and off the sales floor.

In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Andrea Vescovi, who shares his unconventional journey from award-winning sommelier and wine director to restaurateur, and now, an international wine merchant. Andrea opens up about the courage it takes to pivot, the lessons learned from each chapter, and how he’s crafted a career that balances passion with purpose. Whether you're exploring your next move or building a business from your creative roots, this episode offers grounded insight into making bold transitions and turning what you love into lasting work.

In this episode, we sit down with drag queen artist "Weebee" (Alan) to explore the winding, often unpredictable journey of building a creative life. From early inspirations to moments of doubt, Alan shares candid reflections on how he found his unique voice, what keeps him grounded, and the mindset shifts that helped him evolve both personally and artistically. Whether you're an aspiring artist, a seasoned creative, or simply curious about the process behind the passion, this conversation offers relatable insight into the beauty, struggle, and persistence of pursuing art on your own terms.

The hosts share what's on their minds when it comes to local Vancouverites and the city they live in. 

Arriving in Canada over 20 years ago, Phil shares his employment journey and the many jobs he took on as a transplanted Brit from London. Listen in on his fascinating story and the many "ways in" Phil has experienced so far. 

May have the occasional curse word but nothing offensive.

May have the occasional curse word but nothing offensive.

May have the occasional curse word but nothing offensive.

May have the occasional curse word but nothing offensive.

May have the occasional curse word but nothing offensive.

May have the occasional curse word but nothing offensive.