The Audacious Living Podcast

Audley Stephenson
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The Audacious Living Podcast🎙unpacks wisdom from guests to help you live your best audacious life ever! #BeAudacious📢

  1. 3d ago

    He Walked Away From 150 Years of Family History | Jake Rieke

    Sometimes the life keeping you stuck isn't one you consciously chose. What happens when you finally question the expectations, beliefs and invisible rules you've been carrying for years? ─── Signature Quote “You are keeping yourself in this box that doesn't exist.” Jake makes this observation while explaining that people often see themselves as trapped without recognizing the mental barriers contributing to that feeling. ─── Why This Quote Matters Because Jake's story isn't simply about leaving a farm or moving to Costa Rica. It's about recognizing that some of the boundaries defining our lives may be beliefs we've never stopped long enough to question. ─── Episode Description Jake Rieke was part of a fifth-generation Minnesota farming family, carrying roughly 150 years of history, expectations and beliefs. Yet beneath the responsibility of continuing that legacy, Jake and his wife were confronting declining health, depression and a growing realization that the life they were living no longer felt aligned with who they wanted to become. Their decision to change wasn't quick or clean. Jake describes reinvention as a process of examining inherited beliefs, letting go of parts of an old identity, changing relationships and learning to take action without knowing exactly where that action will lead. Eventually, that journey took their family all the way to Costa Rica. In this conversation, we explore what it really takes to reinvent your life, why the habits you build can matter more than the goals you chase, and what can happen when you finally challenge the box you've been living inside. Because as Jake reminds us, reinvention is messy, and it rarely unfolds exactly the way we expect. ─── This Episode Is For You If... you're feeling stuck in a life that no longer feels like yours you're wrestling with family expectations or inherited beliefs you're considering a major personal reinvention you're waiting for certainty before making your next move you're ready to question what's actually holding you back ─── Guest Bio Jake Rieke is a coach and co-author whose work grew from a very personal experience of reinvention. After years working within his family's fifth-generation Minnesota farm, Jake and his wife began questioning whether the beliefs and expectations shaping their lives were still serving them. That process eventually led their family away from the farm and to Costa Rica. Today, Jake helps others think more intentionally about their own lives and navigate personal transformation through the principles behind the Brilliant Life Journey. His perspective isn't built simply on theory. It comes from experiencing how complicated, uncomfortable and ultimately freeing it can be to choose a different path. ─── Guest Links Website / Brilliant Life Journey: BrilliantLifeJourney⁠.com Jake identifies Brilliant Life Journey as the central website where listeners can find his work and related resources. ─── Listen on Major Platforms 🎧 Spotify → https://open.spotify.com/show/2jVR6V7X2kRiCCDXE0FTyl?si=IR3TsfEWR3WA6BzfBRnVXQ⁠ 🍎 Apple Podcasts → https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-audacious-living-podcast/id1547447345⁠ 📦 Amazon Music → https://music.amazon.ca/podcasts/9f7902bb-dec8-4bd9-918d-d1fef21b7c67/the-audacious-living-podcast?ref=dm_sh_pGv57yQvAmAQVp2IIaXoDwtFt⁠ ─── Call To Action Enjoying the show? Share this episode with someone who needs to hear this. ⭐ Leave a review: 👉 https://ratethispodcast.com/audacious⁠

    He Walked Away From 150 Years of Family History | Jake Rieke

  2. 5d ago

    Andre Paradis: Why Great Relationships Are About Learning to Dance With Our Differences

    What if the differences that frustrate you most in a relationship aren't problems to eliminate, but differences you need to understand? Andre Paradis believes stronger relationships begin when we stop trying to make the other person operate exactly like us. ─── Signature Quote “How do we come and dance together? That's my work.” ─── Why This Quote Matters That question captures the heart of this conversation. Relationships aren't necessarily about becoming more alike. They're about understanding how two different people can communicate, connect and move through life together. ─── Episode Description Why can two people care deeply about each other and still completely misunderstand one another? Relationship dynamics coach Andre Paradis joins Audley Stephenson for a lively and thought-provoking conversation about attraction, communication, connection and the differences he believes often exist between masculine and feminine approaches to relationships. Drawing from his background as a professional dancer, Andre offers a memorable metaphor: relationships are a dance. In ballroom dancing, partners aren't doing exactly the same thing. They have to understand each other, respond to each other and learn how to move together without constantly colliding. Whether or not you agree with every perspective Andre brings to the conversation, this episode invites you to examine your assumptions about relationships and consider an important question: Are you trying to change the person beside you, or are you learning how to dance with who they actually are? ─── This Episode Is For You If... you're trying to communicate better with your partner you've wondered why the same relationship conflicts keep repeating you're curious about masculine and feminine relationship dynamics you're learning to separate past experiences from your present relationship you want to understand your partner rather than simply change them ─── Guest Bio Andre Paradis is a relationship dynamics coach and the founder of Project Equinox, where he helps men and women better understand themselves, each other and the patterns that shape their relationships. He has spent approximately 18 years doing this work, drawing from his study of human behaviour, psychology and relationship dynamics. But Andre's perspective comes from an unexpected place as well: dance. His background includes commercial jazz and ballroom dancing, and he uses the partnership between dancers as a metaphor for relationships. Two people bring different movements and responsibilities to the floor, but the goal isn't competition. It's learning how to move together. His approach is direct, sometimes provocative and designed to challenge conventional assumptions about relationships while helping people think differently about communication, attraction and connection. ─── Guest Links Website: Project Equinox⁠ ─── Listen on Major Platforms 🎧 Spotify → https://open.spotify.com/show/2jVR6V7X2kRiCCDXE0FTyl?si=IR3TsfEWR3WA6BzfBRnVXQ⁠ 🍎 Apple Podcasts → https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-audacious-living-podcast/id1547447345⁠ 📦 Amazon Music → https://music.amazon.ca/podcasts/9f7902bb-dec8-4bd9-918d-d1fef21b7c67/the-audacious-living-podcast?ref=dm_sh_pGv57yQvAmAQVp2IIaXoDwtFt⁠ ─── Call To Action Enjoying the show? Share this episode with someone who needs to hear this. ⭐ Leave a review: 👉 https://ratethispodcast.com/audacious⁠

    Andre Paradis: Why Great Relationships Are About Learning to Dance With Our Differences

  3. 6d ago

    Lead as Yourself: Stephen Minix on Authenticity, Courage & Empowering Others

    What if becoming a better leader isn't about commanding more attention—but creating more space for other people to discover what they're capable of? Sometimes the most powerful way to lead is simply to show up fully as yourself. ─── Signature QuoteSignature Quote "You are enough as you exist today for anything that's about to come your way."— Stephen Minix ─── Why This Quote MattersThis idea sits at the heart of Stephen's message: you don't need another title, credential or version of yourself before you can contribute. Believe in what you already carry—and then be willing to act on it. ─── Episode DescriptionWhat changes when you stop trying to look like a leader and start leading as yourself? In this energizing conversation, Stephen Minix joins The Audacious Living Podcast to explore authenticity, courage, relationships and a different way of thinking about leadership. A former high school PE teacher and basketball coach who helped build a technology company connecting nonprofits, funders and impact investors, Stephen brings a point guard's mentality to leadership: create opportunities, connect people and help others recognize the greatness already within them. Stephen also challenges the idea that leadership belongs to the person with the biggest title or loudest voice. Sometimes courage means speaking up. Sometimes it means stepping aside so someone else can step forward. And sometimes it means walking into the room without putting on an "avatar mask" and trusting that who you genuinely are is enough. This conversation is an invitation to rethink success, influence and impact—and to consider how much more powerful leadership becomes when it stops being about me and starts becoming about we. ─── This Episode Is For You If...you're learning to trust who you are instead of performing who you think you should beyou're trying to lead without needing the title or spotlightyou want to empower other people to recognize their own potentialyou're navigating fear, uncertainty or a new opportunityyou believe relationships and collaboration can create greater impact ─── Guest BioStephen Minix's path doesn't follow the conventional leadership playbook—and that's precisely what makes his perspective so compelling. A high school PE teacher and basketball coach by trade, Stephen eventually helped build UpMetrics, a technology company working with nonprofits, funders and impact investors to use data, information and storytelling to work more effectively together. He still sees much of his work through the eyes of a point guard: understand the floor, connect the right people and put others in position to succeed. At the centre of Stephen's approach is a belief that leadership isn't reserved for the person at the front. Everyone carries leadership potential, and great leaders learn how to help people express that potential in a way that is authentic to them. ─── Guest LinksUpMetrics https://upmetrics.com LinkedIn — Stephen Minix Stephen identifies LinkedIn as the best place to connect with him. ─── Listen on Major Platforms 🎧 Spotify → https://open.spotify.com/show/2jVR6V7X2kRiCCDXE0FTyl?si=IR3TsfEWR3WA6BzfBRnVXQ 🍎 Apple Podcasts → https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-audacious-living-podcast/id1547447345 📦 Amazon Music → https://music.amazon.ca/podcasts/9f7902bb-dec8-4bd9-918d-d1fef21b7c67/the-audacious-living-podcast?ref=dm_sh_pGv57yQvAmAQVp2IIaXoDwtFt ─── Call To ActionEnjoying the show? Share this episode with someone who needs to hear this. ⭐ Leave a review: 👉 https://ratethispodcast.com/audacious

    Lead as Yourself: Stephen Minix on Authenticity, Courage & Empowering Others

  4. Aug 11

    Good Enough Is Good Enough: Lorie Kleiner Eckert on Perfection, Reinvention & Being Flawsome

    What if becoming a better version of yourself didn't require becoming a perfect one? Sometimes the healthiest thing you can do is give yourself permission to be a work in progress—and keep moving anyway. ─── Signature Quote Signature Quote “Being flawsome is to know that you have flaws, but you're awesome just the same.” — Lorie Kleiner Eckert ─── Why This Quote Matters This is the heart of the conversation: growth doesn't require perfection. You can recognize what still needs work without allowing those imperfections to diminish your worth. ─── Episode Description What happens when the pursuit of perfection starts getting in the way of actually living? In this warm, funny and deeply human conversation, Audley sits down with motivational speaker, author and storyteller Lorie Kleiner Eckert to explore reinvention, self-acceptance and the freedom that comes from realizing that sometimes good enough really is good enough. Lorie shares how divorce forced her to reinvent herself after 21 years of marriage, eventually transforming her love of quilt-making into a decades-long career built around storytelling and life lessons. Along the way, she and Audley explore perfectionism, taking tiny steps, celebrating life's small victories, gratitude, self-care and Lorie's wonderfully simple idea of being “flawsome”—knowing you have flaws while recognizing that you're still pretty awesome. It's a reminder that your life doesn't have to be perfectly stitched together to be meaningful. Sometimes the imperfect pieces are exactly what make the whole thing beautiful. ─── This Episode Is For You If... you're exhausted from chasing perfection you're navigating reinvention or an unexpected new chapter you're learning to accept yourself without giving up on growth you need permission to celebrate the small wins you're ready to embrace your flaws and keep moving forward ─── Guest Bio Lorie Kleiner Eckert has spent more than 30 years helping people find encouragement and wisdom in the ordinary experiences of life. She's a motivational speaker, award-winning journalist, author of five books and a natural storyteller who describes herself, fittingly, as a cheerleader for others. Her career grew out of a major reinvention. Following a divorce after 21 years of marriage, Lorie turned her passion for quilt-making into motivational programs built around self-acceptance and self-love. Those quilts eventually led to writing, books and nearly 200 blog posts exploring subjects including reinvention, gratitude and personal growth. Her latest book, High on Life, brings together 36 slice-of-life stories filled with humour, reflection and practical reminders about appreciating life as it is—not merely as we think it should be. ─── Guest Links 🌐 Website → LorieKleinerEckert.com 📖 Book — Chai on Life → Available through Amazon and other booksellers Lorie confirms her website, book availability and that she can be found online under Lorie Kleiner Eckert. ─── Listen on Major Platforms 🎧 Spotify → https://open.spotify.com/show/2jVR6V7X2kRiCCDXE0FTyl?si=IR3TsfEWR3WA6BzfBRnVXQ 🍎 Apple Podcasts → https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-audacious-living-podcast/id1547447345 📦 Amazon Music → https://music.amazon.ca/podcasts/9f7902bb-dec8-4bd9-918d-d1fef21b7c67/the-audacious-living-podcast?ref=dm_sh_pGv57yQvAmAQVp2IIaXoDwtFt ─── Call To Action Enjoying the show? Share this episode with someone who needs to hear this. ⭐ Leave a review: 👉 https://ratethispodcast.com/audacious

    Good Enough Is Good Enough: Lorie Kleiner Eckert on Perfection, Reinvention & Being Flawsome

  5. Aug 9

    You Are Responsible for Your Healing: Ronald “Zion” Roseboro on Breaking the Silence

    What if the first step toward freedom isn’t having everything figured out, but finally acknowledging what you’ve been carrying? Sometimes moving forward begins when we stop pretending we’re fine and give ourselves permission to face what needs to heal. ─── Quote: “You may not be responsible for your injury, but you are responsible for your ─── Why This Quote Matters This is the heart of Zion’s message. We cannot always control what happens to us, but acknowledging what happened can become the moment we begin reclaiming our power and deciding what happens next. ─── Episode Description What happens when the things you’ve survived begin defining the person you believe you are? Ronald “Zion” Roseboro knows what it means to rebuild. His journey took him through questions of identity, incarceration, emotional pain, and the difficult work of moving beyond a past that could easily have determined his future. Along the way, he discovered that freedom is about more than circumstances. It is also about what we continue carrying within us. In this deeply reflective conversation, Zion and Audley explore why so many men have learned to remain silent, why vulnerability is a form of strength, and why healing rarely happens alone. Zion introduces his powerful idea of the “emotional Miranda law,” describing how men can unknowingly choose silence around the very things keeping them stuck. This episode ultimately becomes a conversation about possibility: acknowledging where you are, releasing what no longer needs to control you, accepting support, rediscovering your identity, and rebuilding your life one brick at a time. What if the first step toward freedom isn’t having everything figured out, but finally acknowledging what you’ve been carrying? Sometimes moving forward begins when we stop pretending we’re fine and give ourselves permission to face what needs to heal. ─── This Episode Is For You If... you’ve been carrying something you rarely talk about you’re trying to separate your identity from your past you’ve mistaken vulnerability for weakness you know something needs to change but aren’t sure where to begin you’re ready to stop trying to heal entirely on your own ─── Guest Bio Ronald “Zion” Roseboro is a coach, author, spoken-word artist, and advocate whose work focuses on helping men confront what they have been carrying and rebuild their lives with greater freedom, identity, and purpose. His work is deeply connected to his own journey. After incarceration, Zion continued his education, earning a bachelor’s degree followed by a master’s degree in Human Services, Counseling, Crisis Response and Trauma, while pursuing additional training related to coaching, trauma, and recovery. Today, he brings those experiences into his BRICK methodology — Breakthrough, Resilience, Identity, Clarity and Kickstart — and the Samson Restored community, creating spaces where men can speak openly, find support, and begin rebuilding “one brick at a time.” ─── Guest Links Website, Coaching, Samson Restored & Books TheShameFreeLife.com⁠ Zion identifies The Shame Free Life as his central destination for one-on-one coaching, group coaching, Samson Restored, his books, and discovery calls. ─── Listen on Major Platforms 🎧 Spotify → https://open.spotify.com/show/2jVR6V7X2kRiCCDXE0FTyl?si=IR3TsfEWR3WA6BzfBRnVXQ⁠ 🍎 Apple Podcasts → https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-audacious-living-podcast/id1547447345⁠ 📦 Amazon Music → https://music.amazon.ca/podcasts/9f7902bb-dec8-4bd9-918d-d1fef21b7c67/the-audacious-living-podcast?ref=dm_sh_pGv57yQvAmAQVp2IIaXoDwtFt⁠ ─── Call To Action Enjoying the show? Share this episode with someone who needs to hear this. ⭐ Leave a review: 👉 https://ratethispodcast.com/audacious⁠ ───

    You Are Responsible for Your Healing: Ronald “Zion” Roseboro on Breaking the Silence

  6. Aug 8

    Master the Fundamentals: How Mindset, Accountability & Teamwork Create Lasting Success | Mark Bruce & Duane Gibbs

    Sometimes the next level of your life doesn’t require a more complicated strategy. It requires a new perspective, stronger accountability, and a willingness to get better at the fundamentals you already know. ─── Signature Quote “You take the fundamentals and you master the fundamentals. That’s the advanced playbook: master the fundamentals.” — Mark Bruce ─── Why This Quote Matters Growth doesn’t always come from finding something new. Sometimes the breakthrough comes from returning to what works, practising it consistently, and refusing to mistake simplicity for insignificance. ─── Episode Description What happens when you’ve already achieved success—but still feel like there’s another level waiting for you? In this episode of The Audacious Living Podcast, Mark Bruce and Duane Gibbs of Huddle for Success explore why even accomplished people can become stuck, overwhelmed, or uncertain about what comes next. They unpack the power of mindset, coaching, accountability, failure, and having people around you who can see possibilities you may not be able to see for yourself. The conversation also challenges our tendency to search for increasingly complicated answers. From journaling and writing down goals to measuring progress and learning from setbacks, Mark and Duane make the case that meaningful transformation often begins with simple practices repeated consistently. Sometimes you don’t need an entirely new playbook. You need to master the one already in your hands. ─── This Episode Is For You If... • you’ve achieved success but still feel stuck or unfulfilled • you’re entering a new chapter and questioning what comes next • fear or uncertainty is keeping you inside your comfort zone • you want greater accountability around your goals • you’re ready to stop searching for shortcuts and master the fundamentals ─── Guest Bio Mark Bruce and Duane Gibbs bring decades of combined experience in entrepreneurship, real estate, coaching, professional development, and helping people create meaningful change. Mark’s entrepreneurial journey includes building and selling a multi-location business before moving into real estate, note investing, and personal-development coaching. His approach was shaped early by his father, a longtime coach, and later by success principles centred on mindset and personal growth. Duane spent decades educating people across the United States about real estate investing and building wealth. After reaching a point where he needed to reinvent his own life, his conversations with Mark helped spark what became Huddle for Success—bringing their different experiences together around a shared belief that success is stronger when you don’t pursue it alone. Together, they help people examine where they are, identify what may be holding them back, and create greater clarity, accountability, and direction for what comes next. ─── Guest Links Huddle for Success Website → HuddleforSuccess.com Playbook for Life Available through Huddle for Success and Amazon. The guests explain that listeners can also access the book through their website. ─── Listen on Major Platforms 🎧 Spotify → https://open.spotify.com/show/2jVR6V7X2kRiCCDXE0FTyl?si=w3y4uE0TTGad8cBy2Ol4vg&utm_source=copy-link&sci=spotify%3Acard-config%3A5p8uCEb1FqvCZWltZthWv6 🍎 Apple Podcasts → https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-audacious-living-podcast/id1547447345 📦 Amazon Music → Check out The Audacious Living Podcast on Amazon Music. https://music.amazon.ca/podcasts/9f7902bb-dec8-4bd9-918d-d1fef21b7c67/the-audacious-living-podcast?ref=dm_sh_zEd12m5q57BtR7qx21tjcT0f6 ─── Call To Action Enjoying the show? Share this episode with someone who needs to hear this. ⭐ Leave a review: 👉 Rate The Audacious Living Podcast

    Master the Fundamentals: How Mindset, Accountability & Teamwork Create Lasting Success | Mark Bruce & Duane Gibbs

  7. Aug 7

    It's Not About Your Reality. It's About Your Response. | Kwesi Millington

    Life doesn't always unfold the way we imagined it would. The real question isn't what happened—it's who we choose to become because of it. Signature Quote "It's not about your reality. It's about your response." Why This Quote Matters This simple but powerful perspective becomes the foundation of the entire conversation. Rather than focusing on circumstances we can't control, Kwesi reminds us that our greatest influence lies in how we choose to respond. Episode Description What do you do when the life you've carefully planned suddenly disappears? In this episode of The Audacious Living Podcast, Audley Stephenson sits down with professional speaker Kwesi Millington for an honest conversation about emotional fitness, resilience, and rebuilding after adversity. Together, they explore why the strongest people aren't those who avoid hardship—but those who prepare themselves to meet it with courage, perspective, and intention. From learning to release expectations to developing daily habits that strengthen emotional resilience, this conversation offers practical wisdom for anyone facing uncertainty. If you've ever wondered how to move forward without letting your past define your future, this episode will leave you with a renewed sense of hope—and a different way of looking at your own story. This Episode Is For You If... You're navigating a major life change. You're rebuilding after disappointment or failure. You're looking for practical ways to strengthen your emotional resilience. You're learning to let go of the life you expected. You're ready to move forward with greater purpose and perspective. Guest Bio Kwesi Millington is a professional speaker who helps individuals and organizations build resilience through the practice of emotional fitness. Drawing from one of the most challenging chapters of his own life, he now shares practical strategies that help people navigate adversity with courage, perspective, and hope. Whether he's speaking to students, first responders, corporate teams, or community organizations, Kwesi's message is rooted in a simple belief: difficult circumstances don't have to define your future. His authentic storytelling and practical approach continue to inspire audiences across North America to respond to life's challenges with greater resilience and purpose. Guest Links Website: https://kwesimillington.com⁠ Speaking: https://kwesispeaks.com⁠ Listen on Major Platforms Listen on Major Platforms 🎧 Spotify → https://open.spotify.com/show/2jVR6V7X2kRiCCDXE0FTyl?si=IR3TsfEWR3WA6BzfBRnVXQ⁠ 🍎 Apple Podcasts → https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-audacious-living-podcast/id1547447345⁠ 📦 Amazon Music → https://music.amazon.ca/podcasts/9f7902bb-dec8-4bd9-918d-d1fef21b7c67/the-audacious-living-podcast?ref=dm_sh_pGv57yQvAmAQVp2IIaXoDwtFt⁠ Call To Action Enjoying the show? Share this episode with someone who needs to hear this. ⭐ Leave a review: 👉 https://ratethispodcast.com/audacious⁠

    It's Not About Your Reality. It's About Your Response. | Kwesi Millington

  8. Aug 3

    Building Yuk Yuk’s: How Mark Breslin Turned Opportunity Into a Canadian Comedy Legacy

    What happens when you stop waiting for a master plan and start responding to the opportunities directly in front of you? Sometimes, an extraordinary life is built by having the courage to ride the next wave. Signature Quote “Living audaciously always means living authentically.” ─── Why This Quote Matters Mark’s story is ultimately about trusting who you are, following unexpected opportunities and accepting that an authentic life will not always earn everyone’s approval. ─── Episode Description Mark Breslin did not grow up dreaming of building a comedy empire. He had no carefully developed business strategy, no grand vision and, during the earliest days of Yuk Yuk’s, not even a business bank account. He simply kept responding when opportunity appeared. In this lively and reflective conversation, Mark shares how a childhood love of Mad Magazine, a last-minute job at Toronto’s Harbourfront and a $38 community-centre rental helped create one of Canada’s most influential comedy institutions. Mark also explores what separates good comedians from unforgettable ones, why experience remains the greatest teacher and how taking chances helped him build a career spanning five decades. This is a conversation about creativity, resilience, authenticity and learning to surf the waves of life even when you cannot see where they are taking you. ─── This Episode Is For You If... • you are waiting for the perfect plan before getting started • you are learning to recognize and act on unexpected opportunities • you want to build something meaningful that creates pathways for others • you are developing a creative craft and learning to handle failure • you are ready to live more authentically, even when others do not understand your choices ─── Guest Bio Mark Breslin is the founder and CEO of Yuk Yuk’s, the comedy-club organization that has helped shape Canadian stand-up comedy for five decades. What began as a weekly comedy night in the basement of a Toronto community centre grew into a nationally recognized platform for developing performers. Throughout his career, Mark has worked with and helped develop generations of comedians, including Jim Carrey, Howie Mandel, Norm Macdonald and Russell Peters. He is also a comedian, author and television producer whose work has included producing The Late Show Starring Joan Rivers. Beyond the impressive résumé is someone who remains deeply interested in the craft of comedy and the people courageous enough to pursue it. Mark’s legacy is not only the institution he built, but also the opportunities he created for others to discover and develop their own voices. ─── Guest Links Yuk Yuk’s Website https://www.yukyuks.com/ Mark Breslin’s Yuk Yuk’s Profile https://www.yukyuks.com/about-us/executive-bios LinkedIn https://ca.linkedin.com/in/mark-breslin-704795166 ─── Listen on Major Platforms Listen on Major Platforms 🎧 Spotify → https://open.spotify.com/show/2jVR6V7X2kRiCCDXE0FTyl?si=IR3TsfEWR3WA6BzfBRnVXQ 🍎 Apple Podcasts → https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-audacious-living-podcast/id1547447345 📦 Amazon Music → https://music.amazon.ca/podcasts/9f7902bb-dec8-4bd9-918d-d1fef21b7c67/the-audacious-living-podcast?ref=dm_sh_pGv57yQvAmAQVp2IIaXoDwtFt ─── Call To Action Enjoying the show? Share this episode with someone who needs to hear this. ⭐ Leave a review: 👉 https://ratethispodcast.com/audacious

    Building Yuk Yuk’s: How Mark Breslin Turned Opportunity Into a Canadian Comedy Legacy
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  • Creator
    Audley Stephenson
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2026
  • Episodes
    300
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Audley Stephenson
  • Show Website
    The Audacious Living Podcast