The Biz Dojo
"The Biz Dojo" is an insightful business podcast that features expert interviews, practical tips, and real-world stories to help entrepreneurs and business owners succeed. Hosted in Calgary, this podcast covers a wide range of topics, including marketing, finance, leadership, and more. With actionable insights and inspiring discussions, "The Biz Dojo" is a must-listen for anyone looking to grow their business. Tune in to this top-rated podcast today and take your business to the next level! web: www.thebizdojo.comig fb: @BizDojoPodcast lnkdin: The Biz Dojo Inc. This biz podcast is proudly part of the yyc biz community.
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In this episode of BWE Musicast, Seth Anderson sits down with John Hewitt at the Edmonton Folk Fest for an in-depth conversation about his musical journey. Hewitt shares his story of moving from Northern Ontario to Edmonton, where he found his place in th...
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In this episode of BWE Musicast, host Seth Anderson catches up with Nelson and Morgan Bankes of The Bankes Brothers live from the Edmonton Folk Fest.
Sitting down in the heart of the festival, they dive into the band's evolution over the past few years, their unique creative process, what they've been working on in t...
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In this episode of the Blue Willow Musicast, host Seth Anderson sits down with Ken Stead the multi-instrumentalist from Sherwood Park.
Ken has been a man of the world, touring and playing his music ever since his mom took him to Edmonton Folk Fest as a punishment for listening to too much rap music.
Seth & Ken cover lots of ground in this two part conversation due to some t...
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In this episode of the Blue Willow Musicast, host Seth Anderson sits down with Dorsten, the talented brother-sister duo from Phoenix, Sofie and Alex.
Recorded live at the Edmonton Folk Music Festival, the siblings share their inspiring origin story, recounting their journey from local gigs to touring with Mark Ambor.
They dive into their experience recording at the legendary Ab...
In this episode of the Blue Willow Musicast, join host Seth Anderson as he sits down with the talented Lily Monaghan at The Edmonton Folk Music Festival.
They dive into Lily's secret humorous side, explore the artists who inspire her, and uncover her unique creative process.
Lily shares how she became involved with the School of Song and what it was like performing in front of 20,000 fans on the opening night of Folk Fest. Pl...
Summer Coffee Chats with Seth: Conversation with Adam Huxley
In this episode of Summer Coffee Chats, Seth sits down with Adam Huxley to discuss the Wainwright Celebrity Hockey Game, a key fundraiser for the Wainwright Rotary Club.
The conversation then shifts to the Edmonton Oilers' exciting playoff run and Hux’s insights on several Wainwright & Irma players and their careers:
- Mason Shaw's recent signing with Win...
Summer Coffee Chat: Seth Chats with Kai at Fringe Coffee
In this episode of The Biz Dojo - Summer Coffee Chats, Seth sits down with Kai, one of the innovative minds behind Zeno Renewables, at the cozy Fringe Coffee.
Kai Dives into the fascinating origin story of Zeno Renewables and discusses the ambitious goals they’ve set for the coming years. The guys also chat about what it means for Zeno to be the title sponsor of the Calgar...
🎙️ Summer Coffee Chats: A Caffeinated Conversation with Madison Moser ☕
Join Seth at Good Earth Coffee House as he dives into an inspiring and energetic chat with the incredible Madison Moser. In this episode, Madison, a talented dancer and choreographer, opens up about her journey in the dance industry and the lessons she's learned along the way.
Discover how Madison harnesses the power of the "Mamba Mentality"...
In this episode, Seth met up Curtis Braun at The Cinnamon Spoon in Bragg Creek. They previously worked together and forged a friendship over the last few years.
Curtis shared his views on the current state of HR in the workplace and some of the shifts he's seen over his career and what opportunities he sees on the horizon.
As well, the guys dove into a conversation about Curtis's experience being the father of a neurodive...
In this episode, long time friends and colleagues Seth & Mackenzie met up at Mable & Maries in Bragg Creek for a coffee chat.
Mackenzie shared some of her inspiration for getting into media, what inspired her to want to get involved with Blue Willow Entertainment, and they chatted about some of the events and artists that are helping to create a buzz in the city.
In this episode of summer coffee chats, Seth caught up with Miguel Anthony in Toronto at The Don Arts Academy.
Seth & Miguel first met a couple years back when they were working on a basketball podcast together. Seth took a trip out to Toronto to see first hand the vibesss at the Scarborough Shooting Stars game, chat about music opportunities, and catch up with Miguel on what's been happening in his world.
The guys chatte...
In this episode of Summer Coffee Chats, Seth caught up with Gerald Flach at The Only Cafe in Toronto.
Seth & Gerald connected on LinkedIn in early 2022 and formed a virtual friendship that included sharing best practices related to mindset, marketing, and sports.
This was the first time Seth & Gerald met in person, they chopped it up about a bunch of topics including some of the most creative projects Gerald worked on whe...
Episode Summary: Seth's Coffee Chat with Will Rooney
In this episode of Seth's Coffee Chat, Seth talks with Calgary Surge Lead Assistant Coach Will Rooney. They discussed player & team development and Rooney shared some insights on the up and coming players in the Calgary Surge system.
The guys dove into a slew of NBA topics like Bronny James' potential, Zach Eddy's future, the growing influence of Canadian tal...
In this episode of summer coffee chats powered by The Biz Dojo - Seth met up with Pietro Breviglieri at the Motiv digital office in downtown Calgary.
This was Pietro's first ever podcast and they dove into his journey from being born in Italy, growing up in Brazil, and the last half a decade he's spent in Canada.
Seth & Pietro dove into why businesses should fall in love with the problem they are trying to solve vs. t...
Join Seth & Mehtab for a summer coffee chat at Xing Chao Coffee.
The guys dove into Mehtab’s multitude of experiences in everything from comedy to law school, with a long list of side quests in between!
In this episode of "Summer Coffee Chats," Season 2 opens with Seth Anderson and Kelsey Biro at Ami Tea in Inglewood. Kelsey discusses her job as a Territory Sales Manager in agriculture, and evolves into a deeper exploration of personal growth, with both sharing their experiences with life coaching, therapy, and the tough choices they've made that shaped their paths. Seth shares a transformative experience he had on a...
Still getting caught up with the final couple summer coffee chats! In this one Seth caught up with Amy Thompson at the Glenmore Landing Good Earth Coffeehouse.
Amy is a experienced educator with a demonstrated history of working in the field of culture and museums. She shared many insights including how the education system is navigating climate change with students.
- Blackfoot Crossing Historic Park
In this episode of Summer Coffee Chats, Seth had an impromptu chat with Ernie Tsu - Owner of Trolley 5 Brew Pub on 17th Ave in Calgary.
Ernie shared some thoughts on the importance of live music in Calgary, why he jumped at the chance to support Empowering Artists, and how he thinks the industry can make some improvements.
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In this episode of Summer Coffee Chats, Seth chatted with Kali at Utopia -Brewtopia Coffeehouse in Regina Saskatchewan.
Seth & Kali had a broad ranging chat that included diving into manifestation, creativity, and discovering your voice.
Kali is a spirit-led entrepreneur, soul-biz enthusiast, coffee connoisseur, lover of all things, slow mornings and authentic heartfelt connections. You can find out more abo...
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