QOL

This is a conversation with Norm Eady.  Bryston's has been a leader in delivering quality catering and dining at their Copper Cliff heritage building and at Science North under the care of Red Seal chef Mel Eady.  We talk about the history of the company, the importance of a team with both skill and passion, employee retention, and client satisfaction. 

Hugh talks with Colin McGuire at Knifewear.  This shop (and it other locations) house Canada's best selection of Japanese Knives, sharpening stones, and chef's tools. Yes, they have mail-in and in-store knife sharpening services available, but if you want knowledge this is your one stop for gathering awareness and finding the knife best for you.  

Marc Turgeon talks about innovation and collaboration Engineer Marc Turgeon works at 1545 Maley Drive in Sudbury.  He talks about innovation and the benefits of being at NORCAT and in the Fortin Discovery Lab.

Hugh has a conversation with Todd on Election Day, and again the day after.  The talk focuses on what makes the parties and leaders different and alike.  The second half is all about results and interpreting the impact.

Politically aware Todd Robson offers insight into municipal, provincial, and federal decision making and the voting process.  On the day of an election in Canada listeners may find this conversation particularly of interest. 

In this episode Hugh asks Derrick Mitton the question "What makes a great Hamburger?" And why should he ask Derrick?  Mr. Mitton has fed thousands from his Chip  Stand on the road from Thunder Bay to Duluth Minn.  

Mary Kapusta, Communications Officer with the Calgary Public Library takes Hugh on a tour of the new Central Library.  The architecture and the interior design welcome users to a new public building featuring fresh design ideas and innovative uses of spaces.  Follow along as they walk through the foyer, children's areas, and general holdings where contents are displayed in inviting ways,...

Minalytix stared six years ago in the NORCAT Commons and now employs 18 plus software designers, user interface specialists, and analysts to assist the mining industry in data gathering and in understanding trends.  On their product side MX Deposit provides a platform for auditable data gathered from more than just drill holes, and assays.  A success in the entrepreneur/startup ecosystem...

A conversation with Derek Cashmore or Cooper Equipment Rentals on the winter clothing drive he spearheads annually in Sudbury.  Cashmore and many members of the community step up to support Our Children Our Future and kit out thousands who have no appropriate winter wear.

This episode is a conversation with Jessica Montpellier of St George Medical. On the eve of the termination of this and similar services a phone call with France Gelinas MPP and NDP Health Critic describes how Queen's Park forgets the uniqueness of Northern Ontario including the geography.

Fred at SACY (Sudbury Action Centre for Youth) talks about the population often invisible and  vulnerable.  This is not just a Sudbury story; it is being played out across Canada coast-to-coast.

A conversation with Vineet Johnson President and CEO of IRegained.  He discusses the value of the product he is developing here in Sudbury.  This includes the importance of the NORCAT ecosystem in the advancement of innovative ideas in healthcare, and specifically the return to finger and hand functionality IRegained will deliver. 

An interview with Lesli Green on Safe Ride Home.  The Christmastime service invites volunteers to join them in providing safe transportation for yourself, your passengers, and you vehicle, from a party or gathering to your home.  

This is an interview with the author and Olympic Gold Medalist Adam Kreek.  Host Hugh Kruzel wonders "is this a book for business?" and discovers while this may be the case, it is about a much broader quest than results and success.  "The Responsibility Ethic" shares 12 principles of self-leadership and draws on Kreek's years of training, insights as an explorer, and decade as motivation...

Jay Lane and James Van Praagh speak about their profession and interaction with audiences.   We learn of their history and their upcoming tour in Ontario during the fall of 2019

There are a number of options for individuals who have come home from hospital, are unable to shop, or otherwise cannot go out due to a multitude of factors, to get nutritious meals.  Meals on Wheels delivers direct across much of the City of Greater Sudbury.

Martin Kotyluk has been doing art for decades now.... and is just starting to get into cubism, unique message and painting shapes that make you question if you`re seeing it right. Normally he paints Group of Seven style landscapes, but this is something Sudbury hasn`t seen for a long time.

This program is a conversation about emptying a house and a new platform that can help you achieve goal.  Listen to this episode on MaxSOLD.  

This program is focused on accommodation options for seniors in Northeastern Ontario.  There are several properties discussed but Red Oak Villa and it current construction/expansion is talked about more extensively.  

A visit to Old Rock Coffee and talking with Luc about Old Rock and what it did for Coffee Culture in Sudbury

Coffee culture is evolving and advancing everywhere.  Old Rock changed the Sudbury Landscape.  The return of Carole and Luc from California brought new ideas and change to availability of great beans, roasted and brewed here.

A conversation with Brady Vallbacka on an app that will make it easy to connect with people traveling in your direction and arrange for rides/passengers/drivers to get you there or share costs.  Brady explains the possibilities and nuances of this tool.  

This highly necessary program is launching 09 September in Sudbury

Delivering quality meals to those who can't prepare their own.

Dr. Olathe MccIntyre, Julie Moskalyk, and Dr. Shawna Pandya speak on the 50 years following the first step on the moon, and make observations on the possibilities in the next 50.