Daily Dose Podcast with Benji Benjamin Smith

After surviving head trauma and a heart attack, Brandon Archer realized life had a different path for him. Since his heart attack, he's become a Men's Coach that helps them better communicate with the women in their life. His practice is focused on ways to improve how men can communicate with his spouse. His clients change their lives by implementing these learnings in his one of a kind program. This episode touches on a ton of great subjects including:


Sharing our own experiences with toxic masculinity

What our parents didn't know about gender, and what we should know

The responsibility men have in our society to be better

How emotional trauma manifests in our relationships, including the way we communicate

Masculine and feminine energies, including toxic versions of both

What men (and women) can do today to improve relationships with their partner

This week on the Daily Dose Podcast we have Emma Krebs, host of the Curious One Podcast where she holds space to learn from her guests and in turn, herself. We chat about how the common ground between selfishness, selflessness and self-care is 'self', how she used to spend her lunch hours doing 'loser laps' and how patience has allowed her to appreciate the journey that has led her to discovering her true calling and the community it brings. Emma is someone everyone can learn from and I'm excited for you to meet her!

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On this week's episode, I have Zack McGill. Right now, Zack is focused on helping companies improve their customer journey but it has been an adventure in itself discovering his true calling. He coasted through high school but underestimated the university workload and quickly landed on academic probation. From there, he transferred from Business into Economics, graduating with a degree in Applied Energy. After completing post-secondary, he turned down 5 different opportunities from large oil and gas companies before finding his true calling in sales and customer service. Tune in this week to hear how he's turned an Arts degree into a dream job, sharing some great insight on being successful in customer service, sales and all of his lessons along the way.

On this week's episode of the Daily Dose podcast, my partner Hannah and I are bringing you Part 2 of Two Jews Walk Into a Bar - where we play a communication game designed to go into the depths and ask those questions we are often afraid to ask but never afraid to answer. Interested to hear what happened in Part 1? Make sure to take a listen!
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On this week's episode of the Daily Dose podcast, I have my partner Hannah Blass. The title of the podcast say's how we met, but that's really only the tip of the iceberg. For the first 10 years of her life, she was raised a Christian - going to church every Sunday and even being baptized. It wasn't until her early teen years when she began identifying as Jewish to honour her family name and the millions that perished in the holocaust. In this episode, we discuss the paths and lessons we have learned from our community and religion, the lessons we've learned to have a thriving relationship, a true partnership...and of course the (hilarious) story of how we met. 

In todays conversation, I have Nesreen Ali. I want to say she has a Masters in Public Policy, but she is so much more than her education. She is the Manager of Government Relations at YW Calgary, where she researches and writes policy submissions that support the longest serving women's organization in Calgary. She is also the owner of Dihya Healing, offering tarot readings and aroma therapy to her clients. With more than 10 years of experience in public service and community development, she brings us an inside look into the policies that govern us. In this episode we touch on a variety of topics including:

How to integrate the mind, body and spirit with our public policy

Designing the street of your dreams and how to lead the life you want to live

Why we need compassion in our decision making

How moving environments has always given her a fresh take on life and her experience being raised in a new immigrant family

And so much more!

Nesreen is a self proclaimed policy nerd, facilitation geek, social innovator and I am excited for you to meet her!