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Who Should I be Talking To?

Jason Price

38 episodes

5 months ago

In this episode of “Who Should I Be Talking To?”, I sit down with Evan Fabrick, the innovative mind behind Seen Furniture, as he shares his inspiring journey from Calgary to Saskatoon. With a strong commitment to sustainability, Evan emphasizes the importance of ethically sourced materials in woodworking. He explains how he integrates modern techniques like veneer work to create durable and beautiful furniture that stands the test of time. Evan also discusses the unique approach he takes to ...

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In this episode of “Who Should I Be Talking To?”, I sit down with Evan Fabrick, the innovative mind behind Seen Furniture, as he shares his inspiring journey from Calgary to Saskatoon. With a strong commitment to sustainability, Evan emphasizes the importance of ethically sourced materials in woodworking. He explains how he integrates modern techniques like veneer work to create durable and beautiful furniture that stands the test of time. Evan also discusses the unique approach he takes to ...

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Self-Improvement

Episodes (20/38)

Who Should I be Talking To?

Episode 38 - Evan Fabrick - Entrepreneur and Fine Furniture Craftsman

In this episode of “Who Should I Be Talking To?”, I sit down with Evan Fabrick, the innovative mind behind Seen Furniture, as he shares his inspiring journey from Calgary to Saskatoon. With a strong commitment to sustainability, Evan emphasizes the importance of ethically sourced materials in woodworking. He explains how he integrates modern techniques like veneer work to create durable and beautiful furniture that stands the test of time. Evan also discusses the unique approach he takes to ...

7 months ago

1 hour 21 minutes

Who Should I be Talking To?

Episode 37 - Carla Larouche - Military Veteran and Mental Health Advocate

Carla Larouche is a resilient and inspiring individual whose journey is marked by both adversity and triumph. She has navigated a challenging upbringing, faced personal traumas, and emerged as a passionate advocate for mental health awareness. Her experiences in the military, coupled with her struggles with PTSD and chronic pain, have shaped her into a voice for those dealing with similar issues. With a strong commitment to self-care, Carla emphasizes the importance of commu...

8 months ago

1 hour 16 minutes

Who Should I be Talking To?

Episode 36 - Jim Cressman, owner and president of Invictus Entertainment Group, Jiu Jitsu Practioner and Fitness Enthusiast

Jim Cressman is a 20 year veteran of the music industry. A recipient of the International Talent Buyer of the year by IEBA, CMW Management Company of the Year, and 19 CCMAs. Jim’s mission and purpose is to facilitate artists in monetizing and leveraging their value. He is the co-founder of Invictus Entertainment Group, a firm that has consistently booked, promoted or produced 700 events per year and continues to be one of the most respected brands in Canada. On top of this he is ...

8 months ago

1 hour 8 minutes

Who Should I be Talking To?

Episode 35 - Kwaku Amoateng Firefighter, Author, Illustrator and Fitness Enthusiast

Kwaku immigrated to Canada from Africa as a youngster and grew up in the GTA. A fantastic human that gives his impression of life lessons from his grandmother, leaving the world a better place, and general wholesome humanity. It was an absolute pleasure having him on the podcast. Find out more about Jason at www.JasonPriceCountry.com Interested in having Jason attend one of your events? Reach out to info@jasonpricecountry.com Jason's: Facebook Page Instagram Page Twitter Page #Jaso...

1 year ago

1 hour 30 minutes

Who Should I be Talking To?

Episode 34 - Joe Vickers - Singer/Songwriter from Drumheller Alberta

Joe Vickers lives in seasonal rotation. In the summer he is an Alberta grain farmer and when the snow falls he hits the road as a storytelling folk singer. The travelling troubadour has logged countless miles touring across Canada and the USA as the front man for folk punk group, Audio/Rocketry. As a solo artist he has backpacked across Europe with a guitar in tow, playing everywhere from all-night bars to punk squats, travelling by whatever means necessary - from camper van to train or hitch...

2 years ago

1 hour 16 minutes

Who Should I be Talking To?

Episode 33 - Dean Stott - Former British Special Operations and Current Cycling World Record Holder

Dean Stott is a world-leading security consultant. From corporate assignments to UHNWIs, he has delivered bespoke security solutions at all levels, for clients including governments, presidents and royal families. He is renowned for his willingness to take on any job, no matter how dangerous – and for being the man who will go where others won't. As a result, he has successfully dealt with extortion, kidnapping, civil war, pirates and military coups. In 2014, he single-handedly evacuated the ...

2 years ago

1 hour 6 minutes

Who Should I be Talking To?

Episode 32 - Alana Stott - Author, Producer, Publisher, Philanthropist, and Entrepreneur

Alana Stott MBE Wolfraven Omnimedia Author, Producer, Publisher, Philanthropist, Entrepreneur Alana Stott is a protector and problem-solver. A true multi-hyphenate, Alana founded and developed Wolfraven Omnimedia as a vehicle to help tell amazing and inspirational stories, including her own, while fiercely advocating for causes aimed at making the world a better place. Stott has written the game-changing business and philanthropy book, “How to Ask for Money”, her powerful memoir “She Who Dare...

2 years ago

1 hour 12 minutes

Who Should I be Talking To?

Episode 31 - Front Man of Two Hours Traffic and Solo Artist/Songwriter Liam Corcoran chats about the music industry, touring, and life in general.

Two Hours Traffic was a Canadian indie rock band active from 2000 to 2013. Hailing from Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, the group were performers of power-pop songs. Core members included Liam Corcoran (lead vocals, guitar), Alec O’Hanley (lead guitar, vocals, keyboards), Andrew MacDonald (bass, lead guitar), and Derek Ellis (drums), with Nathan Gill (bass) replacing O’Hanley in 2011. Their fourth album, Little Jabs, was short-listed for the Polaris Music Prize. The band held a fa...

2 years ago

1 hour 5 minutes

Who Should I be Talking To?

Episode 30 - PEI's Nick Doneff weighs in on songwriting, moving to PEI, and more!

Nick Doneff was born in Fort Erie, Ontario and has called Prince Edward Island home since 2013. The Charlottetown-based musician and songwriter has become a staple within PEI’s musical landscape by way of his earnest songwriting, laid-back demeanour, and singular approach to the guitar. Tom Power, host of CBC’s “Q”, describes him as a cross between Joel Plaskett and John Prine and an artist that “you need to hear.” Doneff is a musician’s musician; he is a past recipient of MusicPEI’s Musicia...

2 years ago

1 hour 14 minutes

Who Should I be Talking To?

Episode 29 - CEO of Brass and Unity, Author, and Podcast host Kelsi Sheren is on the show today!

Kelsi Sheren is a combat veteran and artillery gunner in the Canadian military who served in Afghanistan in 2009 with the Canadian, American, and British armed forces. She was a competitive Tae Kwon Do champion from the ages of four to nineteen and holds a second-degree black belt. After deploying to Afghanistan at nineteen, Kelsi was diagnosed with PTSD and sent home only to begin a new war—the war with herself. When her therapist recommended art therapy, Kelsi started making jewelry out o...

2 years ago

1 hour 4 minutes

Who Should I be Talking To?

Episode 28 - Spencer Gallant, Head Brewmaster and Co-Owner of Lone Oak Brewing

Spencer began his brewing profession with the PEI Brewing Company in 2013. Upon completing his Chemistry degree from UPEI the following year, his passion for producing quality fermented beverages only grew. Now, Spencer is an experienced brewer with an expertise in product development. Spencer is currently approaching completion of a Master’s in Science, more specifically, his research involves the chemistry of wild growing local hops. He has been able to directly translate his academic learn...

2 years ago

1 hour 5 minutes

Who Should I be Talking To?

Episode 27 - Chatting with Singer/Songwriter and Poet - Lawrence Maxwell

Lawrence Maxwell cut his teeth on beer caps, rough waters, and country music. His latest album, Ballad of Miles has been nominated for seven Music PEI Awards and has received airplay on: Sirius XM’s ‘Top of the Country,’ Country Hits Radio UK and CBC ‘Q’. With its neo-traditional production, and comparisons to both John Prine and Merle Haggard, Roots Music Canada has dubbed the record “the first great Canadian alt-country album of 2022.” His music video for "Back to Cape Breton" was a finalis...

2 years ago

1 hour 3 minutes

Who Should I be Talking To?

Episode 26 - Chatting with Comedian Dan Hendricken

Dan Hendricken, a renowned comedian hailing from Prince Edward Island, has established himself as one of the top performers to emerge from the Maritimes. He honed his craft at the prestigious Yuk Yuk's club in Halifax, and within a few short years, he was featured on CBC TV as part of the Halifax Comedy Festival. Since then, Dan has toured extensively across Canada as a headlining comic, even gracing the stage at the flagship Yuk Yuks in downtown Toronto. Dan's comedic prowess has earned him ...

2 years ago

1 hour 10 minutes

Who Should I be Talking To?

Episode 25 - Chatting Movie Scores and more with composer Carl Thiel

Carl Thiel is an award winning composer and producer who splits time between Los Angeles and Austin, Texas. At age 6, he began taking classical piano lessons under the tutelage of Carlos Alcaráz -from the National Conservatory of Music- and within a couple of years, he was already improvising and composing his own music. He had a natural talent for figuring out how to play music by ear, and by his early teenage years, he had built a vast repertory of pop songs that would amuse his family and ...

2 years ago

1 hour 17 minutes

Who Should I be Talking To?

Episode 24 - Guitarist, Producer, Composer - Rick del Castillo

Growing up the fifth of seven children in the border town of Brownsville, Texas, Rick del Castillo took full advantage of his older siblings large record collection. From The Beatles to Bach, Black Sabbath to BB King all musical styles were welcome. Around his 6th birthday Rick began banging on his mom’s old Folgers coffee cans. Sports eventually quelled his musical fire until his older siblings took an interest in the guitar. Rick caught the bug at twelve and has never looked back. In Austin...

2 years ago

1 hour 14 minutes

Who Should I be Talking To?

Episode 23 - Retired JTF2 Sniper and Canadian Country Singer/Songwriter - Dallas Alexander

This weeks podcast features the first guest of season 2: Dallas Alexander. Dallas is a former Canadian Armed Forces JTF2 member who after retirement began to pursue his passion of music. A number of other podcasts feature Dallas who is noted to have the record of the longest sniper shot ever recorded that resulted in a kill with his team; however, this podcast was an attempt to get to know Dallas the man and the musician. His story is already well told by those who can relat...

2 years ago

1 hour 28 minutes

Who Should I be Talking To?

Episode 22 - Tejana Singer, Songwriter, Film Writer, Actor and Dancer - Patricia Vonne

Patricia Vonne: Here’s Patricia's newest animation from her Christmas album - it's the duet w Rubén Blades. It was nominated for Best Animation in July at the Madrid International Film Festival. Enjoy!! Las Posadas : “ https://youtu.be/Mk46ALQGW3U Check out the music video link to “Santa’s on a Rampage” that Patricia wrote with my previous guest Rosie Flores. It was shot entirely on an iPhone!! Patricia's producer Rick is also in this video, Thommy Price on drums (Billy Idol...

3 years ago

1 hour 27 minutes

Who Should I be Talking To?

Episode 21 - Canadian Comedian and Comedy Writer Travis Lindsay

Travis Lindsay is the most prolific writer in East Coast Comedy. His great mix of jokes and storytelling has been captivating audiences since the age of 16. Travis has been named “Best Nova Scotia Comedian” (2016 Bell TV's Comedy Boot Camp), has been heard on Sirius XM, Appeared on CBC at the Halifax Comedy Festival (2018,2020) and recently joined This Hour Has 22 Minutes as an on air Correspondent and writer. In 2021 He recorded for Just For Laughs Originals and last year he released his deb...

3 years ago

1 hour 40 minutes

Who Should I be Talking To?

Episode 20 - Rosie Flores, "The Rockabilly Filly" is one of the Top 75 Female Guitar Players of All Time as cited in Guitar Player Magazine.

“Working Girl’s Guitar is Rosie to the core. Sassy, classy and ready to kick ass-y.” – Guitar World In a career that spans more than four decades, Flores has proven to be a musical chameleon. She’s jumped feet first into punk rock (with her ’70-era band, the Screaming Sirens), country of both the Bakersfield and Nashville varieties, the Texas singer/songwriter scene, alt-country, straight-up rock and rockabilly. So much so the latter that her onstage moniker for years was “The Rockabilly Fil...

3 years ago

1 hour 31 minutes

Who Should I be Talking To?

Episode 19 - Newly minted Canadian Comedian, Author, Podcaster and Magazine Owner James Mullinger drops in to chat about his new book Brit Happens!

Wow! What a fun conversation with a great maritimer, James Mullinger. James has a new book out called "Brit Happens *Or Living the Canadian Dream". Trust me it is a good read! A little about James: James Mullinger is an award -winning writer, comedian, and filmaker from Loondon, England. He moved to Saint John, New Brunswick, in 2014 and has described the move as "the best thing that ever happened to me." Prior to moving to Canada, Mullinger worked at GQ, ...

3 years ago

1 hour