50 episodes
The Kook Jester Show Dustin Dickout
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5.0 • 1 Rating
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One day a kooky guy woke up and realized he knew very little about the world. Wanting to fix that, he started a podcast.
Disclaimer - Listeners (and even the host) may not always fully agree with the content or opinions discussed on this podcast. Further, we also do not recommend taking any action without first conducting your own due diligence, or consulting with the appropriate professional.
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Simone Lovell - Simone Said F#&%
Welcome Simone Lovell, founder of Total Body Transformation in Vancouver, Canada. What began as a way to earn college beer money, has morphed into 25 years of helping people transform their lives through fitness, nutrition, and wellness.
Like starting your day right, any conversation that opens with breakfast is bound to be good. We also hit on strong modelling for our kids, quitting moments, curse words, figuring out who you are, and getting up on stage. Tons of energy and enthusiasm in this episode. Thanks Simone!
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Yasmin Gandham - Loaded for BEAR
Yasmin Gandham, reporter for CTV News in Vancouver, joins the show today. She chats about her journey into broadcasting, that began with weather forecast drops into her Mom's voicemail as a kid. We also look at how to find good people to learn from, graduating during a worldwide pandemic, and those experiences that only come from being a recognizable face in the community. So much good stuff in here. Thanks for listening.
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Dr. Tim O'Connell - No, No, No, Life is Long
Welcome, practicing radiologist and emtelligent founder, Dr. Tim O'Connell to the show. Based in Vancouver Canada, emtelligent directs advanced AI technologies to finding key insights buried in patient medical histories. We get into this, along with solving your own problems, the breakneck speed of change in the Artificial Intelligence space, and flipping the collective adage - Life is Short - to Life is Long. Have a listen!
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Randy Klassen - For the Exhausted, Bloodied Joy of It
Please welcome, ultrarunner and author of Perhaps Joy is the Reward, Randy Klassen to the show. Framed through hard fought victories and devastating heartbreaks out on the trails, he recounts the connected community of runners, his late start to the sport, and a solid instruction for life: just keep skating.
Perhaps Joy is the Reward (Amazon link)
Keep track of Randy's adventures and upcoming projects here
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Rowan Minnion - Jot Down Your Assets
Welcome Rowan Minnion to the show. In 2011, he founded the sports nutrition company Blonyx, built around real-food ingredients and committed to supporting athletic ambition. We chat about being coachable and knowing who you are as a player, his early days in the lab, and Rowan even offers some advice on how 'not' to start a company. Thanks for listening.
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Dr. Sanjiv Gandhi - Medicine was the House
Dr. Sanjiv Gandhi, Second Deputy Leader to the BC Green Party, joins the show today. In our wide-ranging conversation, he reflects on a career dedicated to pediatric heart surgery, challenges in the current healthcare system, and his jump into the unfamiliar waters of provincial politics. We even detoured into his brief stop at culinary school this past year. Please pardon, the audio quality from minutes 25 - 28. I flipped to the backup file, learning that computers do not function well in direct sunlight. And a special guest named Kinje joins us for the back half of our interview.
Enjoy. Dr. Gandhi is fantastic.
Dr. Sanjiv Gandhi: Website
BC Green Party
@SKGandhiMD (X.com/Twitter)
Customer Reviews
Informative and Fun!!
I am loving this podcast! The topics are interesting and the whole theme is very timely. At a point where many people are trying new career ventures, this podcast serves as inspiration for your next big move. Dustin has lined up awesome guests each with a unique story. Highly recommended.