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Join us for a coffee and chat with Chef Adam Brack, Executive Chef at the DoubleTree and Home2 Suites by Hilton West Edmonton!

Originally from Peterborough, Ontario, Adam initially expected to follow in his father's footsteps into the trades, but his natural affinity for working with his hands eventually found a different outlet. His lifelong love of food was rooted in simple traditions, like the fish and chips he enjoyed every Friday growing up, but it wasn't until a high school Home Economics elective that he truly fell in love with the craft. To this day, Adam still keeps the first recipe he ever wrote framed in his home as a reminder of where it all began.

Adam honed his skills at the prestigious Stratford Chefs School, where he went through a rigorous hands-on program. His first year was spent learning every facet of the industry, from washing dishes and prep work to acting as a sommelier while cooking for the school's restaurant. By his second year, the program transitioned into a residency format where students acted as chefs in residence. This allowed them the opportunity to take the lead in the kitchen, giving them the creative freedom to design their own menus and significantly expand their professional cooking abilities.

While Adam originally intended to avoid large chain restaurants, a unique opportunity at the Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge changed his perspective. Having never been to Alberta before, he spent three months working at JPL between his school years and immediately returned to the Rockies upon graduation. Since then, Adam has worked at various renowned kitchens throughout Alberta, leading him to his current role at the DoubleTree.

His story is one of craftsmanship and passion, and after hearing it, you will definitely want to stop by for a meal.

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Join us for a coffee and chat with Doug Lang as he shares a life story that feels like it belongs on the silver screen. Originally from Winnipeg, Doug bypassed a career in his father’s insurance firm to pursue his own passions, first earning a pilot’s license in Vancouver before finding his true calling in policing at age 24. His diverse career on the force spanned from the motor core and detective division to serving as the department’s media spokesperson and working in the vice department, where he spent months filming a documentary on Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside.

Beyond the badge, Doug’s personal life is defined by a cinematic romance with his wife, Georgialee. After meeting at an Italian restaurant and sharing a legendary first date night-skiing, the two lost touch for several years. Their paths eventually crossed again through some intentional police work; having kept tabs on her, Doug pulled Georgialee over on purpose while she was driving to go skiing to reignite their connection.

The couple also had to navigate a unique professional overlap early in their marriage, as Doug was arresting individuals while Georgialee was working to get them out of jail. This led to a career transition for Georgialee into family law, while Doug has spent his retirement fueling his lifelong love for machinery by collecting cars and motorcycles.

This episode offers a fascinating look at the complexities of police life, the power of a second-chance romance, and the importance of following your own path. To hear the other side of this incredible tale, be sure to listen to Georgialee’s episode for the full story of how they found their way back to one another.

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Join us for a coffee and chat with Terry Evans, Local Broadcasting Legend!

Terry Evans' career started in BC at the age of 15, working the 6–11 PM night shift at a local station. While attending the Radio Arts program in Lethbridge, his talent was so immediate that he was hired by a local station just three weeks into his first semester—eventually leaving school to pursue radio full-time.

In 1986, Terry arrived in Edmonton and joined K-97, beginning a legendary 40-year tenure that started with the "graveyard shift" from 2:00 AM to 6:00 AM. Throughout his career, Terry has seen it all—from the evolution of the station's locations to interviewing rock royalty like Eddie Van Halen and David Bowie.

Terry’s impact extends far beyond the airwaves. When changes in liquor laws threatened to bar underage musicians from performing in venues, Terry stepped up. He was a key figure in the effort to change those rulings, ensuring young artists could get the live exposure they needed to grow. As a father of a musician and a firm believer in the power of school band programs, Terry continues to advocate for the next generation of talent.

Though he "retired" from radio, Terry is busier than ever. He has traded the broadcast tower for the podcast studio, launching several successful series covering everything from music and whiskey to travel and investment. Whether he’s Emceeing a major event or producing high-fidelity voiceovers, Terry remains a vital voice in the community.

Don’t miss this story of resilience, rock & roll, and a lifelong commitment to the spotlight.

Tune in to Terry’s Podcasts:

• Reluctantly: Terry Evans
• The Zone One Podcast: Zone One Podcast
• The Wealth Round Up: The Leonard Wealth Advisory Group - Podcast
• Terry Evans Inc: Professional Voice Over Work | TerryEvansInc

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Join us for a coffee and chat with Joline Lemke of Lily Grey Artistry!

From her early dreams of creating Super Bowl commercials to earning a business degree at the University of Alberta, Joline’s career path has been a masterclass in the professional pivot. After honing her craft as a receptionist for Evelyn Charles and later spending four years at MAC Cosmetics, she took a leap of faith to launch her own artistry company. Her business background and creative eye quickly made her a sought-after name for high-profile projects, including working with NHL star Connor McDavid for a RE/MAX commercial and providing makeup for Premier Danielle Smith during major televised events and conferences.

Joline’s artistry is defined by her incredible resilience and adaptability. When the pandemic threw a wrench in a film production she was working on, she didn't just pack up her brushes; she stepped in to act as well as provide the makeup. She navigated the post-lockdown boom of three weddings a weekend. Today, her work spans bridal, branding, and specialized lessons for the 35–45 demographic, where she focuses on how to evolve your routine as your skin changes.

At the heart of Joline’s philosophy is the belief that makeup should empower and put a "pep in your step" rather than overwhelm you. She advocates for a streamlined collection of key products, emphasizing that the brand—whether drugstore or high-end—matters less than the technique. She also keeps it simple for the men, insisting on a minimum of moisturizer and sunscreen. Now, Joline is bringing her career full circle by launching Social Sidekick Co. to help other business owners master their social media presence with the same confidence she brings to the makeup chair.

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Join us for a coffee with Georgialee Lang. A preeminent Arbitrator, Appellate Counsel, and Litigation Strategist, Georgialee is recognized as one of the top family lawyers in Canada. Her distinguished career includes arguing four times before the Supreme Court of Canada and contributing extensively to legal discourse as a widely published author.

A seasoned communicator, Georgialee has appeared as an expert guest on numerous radio and television programs. She brings a sharp, engaging perspective to every conversation, blending elite legal wisdom with real-world grit.

When she wasn’t in the courtroom, Georgialee spent years embracing the open road, riding a Harley-Davidson alongside her husband.

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Join Jennifer and Cam for the third installment of the Pet Peeves series as they tackle the frustrating reality of Shrinkflation. It is the trend nobody asked for: prices continue to climb while portions get smaller by the day. They discuss the items that used to offer value deals but now break the budget, from eight-dollar chocolate chips that barely fill a cup and a half to six-dollar bags of Cheese Pleasers.

The conversation dives into the new warning labels on food and the confusing world of portion sizes. Jennifer and Cam examine why eating healthy has become significantly more expensive than buying junk food, even though both categories feel overpriced lately. They weigh the pros and cons of gardening versus grocery shopping to save money and compare the rising costs of fresh versus frozen fruit.

From holiday candies like Mini Eggs—now priced at two dollars and fifty cents for a tiny pack—to the hidden gems found at the dollar store for food and household essentials, the duo looks for ways to fight back against rising costs. Plus, Cam shares his secret recipe for making the ultimate bowl of Kraft Dinner.

Tune in to join the rant, pick up some savvy shopping tips, and try out Cam’s KD hack. Let us know if his recipe lives up to the hype!

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Wine tasting is an art, and we’re finally ready to pull the cork! Join us for the premiere of Grape Expectations, our new monthly deep dive into the world of wine.

In this debut segment, we sit down with expert Karen Principe to deconstruct two distinct classics: the vibrant, orchard-fruited Gray Monk Pinot Gris and the structured elegance of Fleur de Charme Bordeaux.

Karen guides us through the professional essentials of a tasting—from using bread and coffee beans to cleanse the palate and nose, to the science behind the perfect cheese pairing. We explore the unique flavor profiles of each bottle and share the tips you need to host your own tasting at home.

Make sure to tune in at the start of each month for more fabulous wine recommendations, fun facts, and perfect pairings!

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Join us for a coffee and chat with Erin Isfeld, the Manager of Corporate Communications at Edmonton International Airport!

While many will recognize her as a staple of local news from her two decades at CTV, Erin’s story begins in the small town of MacDonald, Manitoba. She attributes her lifelong love for public speaking and her inquisitive nature to her upbringing and her early involvement with 4H. Attending the same high school as her mother and grandmother, Erin was a curious child who fell in love with the stage and the art of communication, knowing by the age of nine that she was destined to be a television journalist.

Her path to the anchor desk was defined by a refusal to let rejection stand in her way. After being told she was unlikely to get into the competitive broadcast journalism program at Ryerson University, Erin took matters into her own hands. At just 15 years old, she walked into a local television station in Manitoba and landed a job that allowed her to see her dream career in action. She went on to earn a degree in Political Science and English from the University of Winnipeg before successfully completing her journalism degree at Ryerson, spending her summers working as a reporter to ensure she never lost momentum.

Erin’s move to Edmonton was sparked by a VHS tape submission that caught the eye of Steve Hogle at CFRN. That lead brought her to the city over twenty years ago, where she eventually rose through various roles to host the 6 o'clock news. Throughout her career, she covered a wide range of stories and experienced the deep, family-like bond that forms in a newsroom, particularly when reporting from the field in dangerous situations. She speaks candidly about the emotional impact these stories take on reporters and the unique pressures of the job.

The decision to transition away from the newsroom followed the high-pressure environment of the pandemic, a period that highlighted the evolving relationship between the media and the public. Navigating those complex years prompted Erin to seek a new path where she could continue her work as a community connector and storyteller from a different perspective, ultimately leading her to the role at the airport. Her transition is a powerful example of resilience, passion, and the importance of following your heart when it is time for a new chapter.

This is an inspiring look at the story behind the story that you will not want to miss!

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