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  1. 28 DE AGO.

    Support Pipelines' Podcast with David Hermanson-Season 2, Episode 70, Tanya Clemens

    Understanding Alberta's Independence Movement with Tanya ClemensTanya Clemens grew up on a grain farm in southern Alberta and has a background in education and biology. She became involved with the Alberta Prosperity Project during COVID, where the idea of a sovereign Alberta began to resonate with her.She notes Alberta has long contributed more to the country than it receives, raising questions about financial independence. For Tanya, civil discourse and education are key in exploring what sovereignty could mean. She believes Alberta has the potential to reduce taxes and build a more prosperous future as a self-governing province.

    28min

  2. 25 DE AGO.

    Support Pipelines' Podcast with David Hermanson-Season 2, Episode 69, Edward Jiang

    In this episode, Dave Hermanson sits down with Edward Jiang, who shares what brought him from China to Alberta in search of freedom and a better life.Edward opens up about the struggles of starting over, finding work, and learning how to adapt to a new culture. It wasn’t easy, but he says the support from Alberta’s community made a huge difference.They talk about the importance of holding onto your roots, making space for new beginnings, and why Alberta’s independence movement hits close to home for Edward.Through it all, faith and community have kept him steady.A powerful and honest conversation about resilience, belonging, and what it really means to start fresh.

    33min

  3. 20 DE AGO.

    Support Pipelines' Podcast with David Hermanson-Season 2, Episode 69, Robin Finley

    In this episode, David Hermanson sits down with Robin Finley for a candid discussion on the current political climate in Canada. They cover a lot of ground—from concerns over high taxes and the sense of political stagnation, to why more Canadians are considering moving abroad.Robin shares thoughts on how our upbringing and education shape political beliefs, and the importance of honest, respectful dialogue—especially in today’s polarized climate. They also explore the role of social media in shaping (and distorting) public opinion, the complexities of global politics and energy policy, and why youth engagement is key to meaningful change.The conversation wraps up with a reflection on the life lessons learned through sports and the importance of mentorship and community involvement.Don’t miss this thoughtful and wide-ranging discussion that connects personal experience with broader social and political issues.

    51min

  4. 19 DE AGO.

    Support Pipelines' Podcast with David Hermanson-Season 2, Episode 68, Mike Guthrie

    New episode out now — David Hermanson sits down with Mike Guthrie to talk about the current vibe in Alberta, from politics to business, mentorship, and personal growth.They cover:Why community support is critical for local businessesHow strong relationships often matter more than priceThe media’s role in shaping public perceptionWhat’s happening in today’s job marketThe impact of positive influences and taking real actionIt’s an honest, grounded convo about making things happen and staying connected.#AlbertaVoices #LocalBusiness #Mentorship #CommunityMatters

    31min

  5. 18 DE AGO.

    Support Pipelines' Podcast with David Hermanson-Season 2, Episode 67, Dennis Modry

    In this podcast, Dr. Dennis Modry shares his transition from a distinguished medical career to political advocacy through the Alberta Prosperity Project. He outlines Alberta's historical grievances with the federal government, particularly the National Energy Policy, which he argues contributed to long-standing economic exploitation. Dr. Modry emphasizes the centrality of individual rights and freedoms in the broader discussion of Alberta sovereignty. The conversation also highlights public dissatisfaction with the current political landscape, the inefficiency of healthcare, and the need for government reform. He stresses the importance of public education and informed decision-making in determining Alberta’s future—whether within Canada or as an independent province.TakeawaysDr. Modry’s journey from healthcare to political advocacy reflects the interconnectedness of governance and public well-being.The Alberta Prosperity Project is focused on educating Albertans about the benefits and challenges of sovereignty.The National Energy Policy is viewed as a turning point in Alberta’s strained relationship with Ottawa, leading to economic disadvantages.Public sentiment in Alberta is increasingly supportive of sovereignty and independence discussions.Healthcare reform and government efficiency are seen as crucial to a prosperous Alberta.Sovereignty is framed not only as political autonomy, but also as a means of protecting individual rights and freedoms.Canada’s political landscape tends to polarize pragmatic issues, hindering effective policy-making.Alberta’s history reveals patterns of federal overreach and economic marginalization.Any move toward independence must be based on rational analysis, public education, and democratic engagement.Dr. Modry is a respected voice advocating for serious consideration of Alberta’s future.

    1h24min

  6. 13 DE AGO.

    Support Pipelines' Podcast with David Hermanson-Season 2, Episode 66, Julia Reziapova

    New Podcast Episode!From Fear to Fierce: Dancing, Motherhood, and Loving a Pipeliner with Julia ReziapovaWhat would make a career woman, mom of two, and wife to a pipeliner say YES to dancing in front of hundreds of people on Dancing with the Stars?In this episode of Support Pipelines, David Hermanson sits down with Julia Reziapova and chats about, what pushed her to take the stage (and why it’s about way more than dancing), balancing motherhood, marriage, and the relationship with yourself, keeping the spark alive in a long-distance relationship with her pipeliner husband, the power of owning your unique gifts, facing fears, silencing the inner critic, and doing the hard, vulnerable things (like showing up online).Julia’s story is honest, bold, and deeply human. It’s for anyone who’s ever felt stuck, unseen, or unsure of what comes next.Julia will be performing October 4 on Dancing with the Stars to raise funds for Easter Seals, supporting Albertans with disabilities.Support her cause here: https://bit.ly/Donate_JRGet your tickets here: https://bit.ly/Tickets_JRListen now, and if you’ve ever thought, “I could never do that,” this episode might just change your mind.

    1h3min

  7. 11 DE AGO.

    Support Pipelines' Podcast with David Hermanson-Season 2, Episode 65, Bassel Jreije

    In the latest episode of Support Pipelines, host David Hermanson Jr. sits down with Bassel Jreije, an experienced professional with 17-18 years in the oil and gas industry. Bassel shares his extensive career, which spans multiple countries, including Angola, Singapore, and Nigeria, offering a unique perspective on the global landscape of the sector. Having recently worked as a project manager with Total Energies in Angola, he dives deep into the challenges and rewards of managing large-scale projects, discussing both contractor and operator roles.Throughout the conversation, Bassel emphasizes the importance of mentorship in his career development and the interconnected, supportive nature of the oil and gas community. He also provides valuable advice for those navigating today’s job market, stressing the importance of persistence and determination in the face of challenges. Balancing work with family life and the continuous pursuit of professional growth are central to his personal and career philosophy, with Bassel recently earning his PMP certificate to further enhance his qualifications.This episode offers a blend of career insights, practical advice, and a look at the resilient mindset required for success in the oil and gas industry.

    16min

  8. 7 DE AGO.

    Support Pipelines' Podcast with David Hermanson-Season 2, Episode 64, Tracy Barrie

    In this episode of Support Pipelines, host David Hermanson talks with life coach Tracy Barrie about her journey from industrial construction to guiding others through emotional healing and personal growth. After a personal crisis, Tracy found purpose in helping others move forward rather than stay stuck in the past. She shares how confronting self-doubt, past trauma, and learning to focus on what we can control are key to real transformation. Tracy emphasizes the power of compassion, honesty, and surrounding yourself with supportive people during times of change. For additional information about Tracy, please go to https://www.bark.com/en/ca/b/fenice-life-coaching/LOmom/

    30min
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