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11/06/2024

2024 Brazilian Grand Prix

The Pitstop Podcast

11/06/2024

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46 min
09/17/2024

2024 - Baku Grand Prix

WE ARE BACK! After missing a race we have finally reconvened to discuss F1 again.

09/17/2024

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1h 3m
04/01/2022

5. Playing the Fool - Donovan Workun

3 time World Improv Champion and funny man, Donovan Workun. has been bringing his comedy into the lives of audiences on stage, film and across the air waves for over 30 years and is currently touring in the lead role of the runaway musical hit Jason Kenney's Hot Boy Summer. His comedy duo Atomic Improv has toured across North America, Asia and Mexico and are the first improv group to headline Montreal's Just For Laughs Comedy Festival. A lead writer and performer for 7 seasons in the hit CBC Radio One Series: The Irrelevant Show. Donovan has had the pleasure of performing live alongside Mike Myers, Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie, Dave Thomas, Joe Flaherty, and Kevin McDonald. His extensive work in film has him sharing the screen with Patrick Swayze, Tom Green, Demi Moore and Tim Curry. This summer he is thrilled to be opening for Amy Schumer and Pete Davidson. Like any true improviser, Donovan has always embraced a "Yes, Let's" attitude to life and is grateful for the doors that have opened as a result of accepting all offers. Still, he acknowledges the challenges of the juggling act we create when yes is our go to response. Knowing laughter to be good medicine, Donovan reflects on how as he gets older, he is coming to better understand the deeper value his improvisational powers have in serving to bring joy to others by reminding us that laughter has the power to get us through the other stuff, not to mention keep us all learning something new every day. To Learn More: ordinarypodcasts.com dowlercoltman.com

04/01/2022

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49 min
04/29/2022

8. Spinning the Muse Into Music - Emily & Samantha Schultz

Sister/Singer/Songwriters Emily & Samantha Schultz continue to discover, (sometimes uncomfortably) the power of vulnerability in shaping and maturing their artistic voices. Over the years, I have witnessed them carve out and navigate the complicated relationships that are demanded of artists and their art and to me, in a manner that demonstrated incredible courage and imagination. Trusting their intuitive powers and anchored by strong foundational values rooted in family, they continue to find ways to show up as their most authentic selves… as artists, as women, as daughters, partners and sisters, even when it has felt incredibly challenging to do so. Over the course of two conversations, we had the opportunity to trace from childhood what drew them both the music, the importance of finding and nurturing community, their ongoing articulation of what success means on a personal level and how both have been and continue to be in life and through their art, powerful advocates for mental health. They also shared some insight into their creative process, trusting that when they are open and ready for the muse to arrive, they stand a chance of capturing what they need to spin it into music. To Learn More: ordinarypodcasts.com dowlercoltman.com

04/29/2022

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1h 10m
05/06/2025

2025 Miami GP

The Pitstop Podcast

05/06/2025

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59 min
03/11/2025

2025 SEASON PREVIEW

Welcome back to the PITSTOP PODCAST as we get set for lights out on the 2025 season! Only days to go now until the grid tacks shape in Australia and the 2025 season begins, lots of stories, new faces and drama to be sure! Enjoy this preview!

03/11/2025

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51 min
06/17/2025

2025 Canadian GP

The Pitstop Podcast

06/17/2025

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42 min
03/18/2022

3. The Role of the Artist in Times of War - Larisa Sembaliuk Cheladyn, Matthew Mackenzie & Patrick Lundeen

As I considered the idea of ellipsis thinking and its invitation to take a moment to wonder from within, I found myself curious about how artists here, especially those with deep personal relationships with Ukraine, might be processing and responding to what we were all now seeing in this chaotic and terrifying time. I welcome two conversations with Canadian artists with family and friends living and fighting to survive in Ukraine. In both these conversations, I was struck with the common theme of how vital it is to find your authentic way or the language that feels right to you and that best allows you to express what needs to come forth. Visual and graphic artist Larisa Sembaliuk Cheladyn, reflects on how for over 40 years as a creative, she has always been compelled to find the light in order to balance out the power of the dark. Theatre artists Matthew Mackenzie and Patrick Lundeen of Pyretic Productions (Toronto/Edmonton) are living their company's mission to raise awareness of political and social issues as they work to provide tangible support to friends and family now caught in a war zone. To Learn More: ordinarypodcasts.com dowlercoltman.com

03/18/2022

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1h 8m
01/25/2023

13. Paying Attention - Katharine Weinmann

As someone who loves to walk, wander and wonder, Katharine Weinmann travelled to Spain last fall to walk the famed Camino de Santiago. Our conversation touches on her actual Camino experience and more so, how she has found inspiration to continue to live life artfully with a true Camino spirit. One of Katharine many gifts is her ability to be fully present and pay attention to the world and ourselves within it. Her professional and personal careers have been dedicated in service to the growth of others in leadership and living. Always drawn to writing, Katharine has recently come to embrace and honour her poet's voice, paying fresh attention to each moment. Through poetry and contemplative creative non-fiction, Katharine shares the beauty in her imperfect, sometimes broken, mostly well lived and much loved life in her weekly blog, A Wabi Sabi Life, a celebration of existence unfolding in all its mess and mystery, with all its grit and grace. A globally recognized practitioner, teacher and mentor of the Circle Way, Katharine is adept at the art of hosting...ensuring the space for others to be seen and understood as they navigate their own learning pathways. A Wabi Sabi Life blog and its page on her Camino: http://awabisabilife.ca/the-portuguese-coastal-camino/ Katharine's essay, "A Creative Walks Her Camino," is forthcoming in SAGE-ING: The Journal of Creative Aging, December 2022, Issue 43 – online publication around December 21: http://www.sageing.ca/

01/25/2023

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44 min
11/22/2024

44. Josh Languedoc - Unpacking What We Are Carrying

In the case of his first formal play, Rocko and Nakota: Tales From the Land, theatre artist Josh Languedoc has come to realize that while the play was first produced in 2018 professionally, he had been carrying in pieces for many years, being unpacked and revealed gradually along the way. Josh, a proud member of the Saugeen First Nation, now lives as a guest in Treaty 6 Territory as an Anishinaabe playwright, producer, storyteller, and teacher. His most recent production, Civil Blood: A Treaty Story, an immersive contemporary tale inspired by the signing of Treaty 6, the love story of Romeo and Juliet, and the lessons learned about what it means to be treaty people. This intriguing production, co-written by Josh and Neil Kuefler and produced by Thou Art Here and Common Ground Arts onsite at Fort Edmonton this past summer, invited audiences to consider present truth by meditating on our collective past. At the time of our conversation, Josh had also just begun work as an Associate Producer at the National Arts Centre of a project titled #ReconcileThis, one of many topics we had a chance to dive into.

11/22/2024

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45 min

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