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The Channel SurfersThe Channel Surfers - Episode 49 - "Re-Introducing Introw CEO Andreas Geamanu"This episode of the Channel Surfers podcast features the return of Andreas Geamanu, CEO of Introw, for a warm, conversational, and business-focused discussion with hosts John McCabe and Jeff Lennon. The conversation covers the "crazy" growth and new AI-powered features at Introw, and the potential for powerful collaborations between their respective companies. The tone is enthusiastic and opportunistic, celebrating recent successes while diving deep into the evolving landscape of partnerships, AI, and go-to-market strategy.
Major Takeaways
- The Decade of Partnerships is Here: As cold outreach becomes less effective, building a robust channel program, managed with tools like Intro, is...
2026-02-0340 min
SaaS FuelAI-Powered Content Strategy: High-Effort vs High-Volume | Andreas Voniatis | 303Is traditional SEO dead? In this powerful episode of SaaS Fuel, Jeff Mains sits down with Andreas Voniatis, founder of Atheos, AI-powered SEO strategist, and author of Data-Driven SEO with Python. Dre reveals why traditional keyword-driven SEO is fading fast and how AI is reshaping the content marketing game.You’ll learn:Why high-effort, data-driven content outperforms “ultimate guides”How to succeed in AI search by mining real customer conversationsWhy relying on AI to write your content is a trapHow SEO today is like email marketing—still useful, but not game-changingWhat mid-market firms must do now to stay...
2025-07-2252 min
Golden Hour Adventures PodcastJeff Greer | Running with OwlsIn this engaging conversation, Jeff Greer shares his humorous and adventurous experiences with trail running, particularly his encounters with owls. He discusses the creation of his unique owl hat designed to protect runners from owl attacks, his journey from casual running to participating in Ragnar relays and ultra marathons, and the importance of community in the running world. Jeff also highlights the significance of having the right gear and the personal growth he has experienced through running in nature.
2025-07-2157 minGolden Hour Adventures PodcastJeff Greer | Running with OwlsIn this engaging conversation, Jeff Greer shares his humorous and adventurous experiences with trail running, particularly his encounters with owls. He discusses the creation of his unique owl hat designed to protect runners from owl attacks, his journey from casual running to participating in Ragnar relays and ultra marathons, and the importance of community in the running world. Jeff also highlights the significance of having the right gear and the personal growth he has experienced through running in nature.
2025-07-2157 minGolden Hour Adventures PodcastJeff Garmire | Ultras & FKTsIn this engaging conversation, ultra runner Jeff Garmire shares his experiences and insights on various topics, including his remarkable journey through the Great Western Loop, the mental challenges faced after long hikes, and the intricacies of preparing for the Appalachian Trail FKT attempt. The discussion also touches on the differences between ultra running and thru-hiking, the role of pacers in races, and the evolving landscape of competitive running. Garmire emphasizes the importance of community in races like Bighorn and reflects on the mental resilience required in both ultra running and hiking. He also discusses the significance of nutrition and preparation...
2025-06-3059 minGolden Hour Adventures PodcastJeff Garmire | Ultras & FKTsIn this engaging conversation, ultra runner Jeff Garmire shares his experiences and insights on various topics, including his remarkable journey through the Great Western Loop, the mental challenges faced after long hikes, and the intricacies of preparing for the Appalachian Trail FKT attempt. The discussion also touches on the differences between ultra running and thru-hiking, the role of pacers in races, and the evolving landscape of competitive running. Garmire emphasizes the importance of community in races like Bighorn and reflects on the mental resilience required in both ultra running and hiking. He also discusses the significance of nutrition and preparation...
2025-06-3059 min
ADAPT or dieAI at Bat: Jeff Kunzelman on 10× DisruptionSerial entrepreneur and technologist Jeff Kunzelman (3 exits out of 6 startups) joins Andreas to unpack why today’s AI wave is “10 × bigger—and faster—than the original internet boom.”They cover:Challenge - Spotting market-shifting tech before it’s obvious—and the risk of waiting even 12 months.Adaptation - Using generative-AI tools (ChatGPT, Claude, Notebook LM) to collapse weeks of research and prototyping into minutes—and the culture shift CEOs need to spark that curiosity.Success - Building leaner, higher-impact teams, saving 2–3 hours per day, and turning interns into instant thought partners.Lightning Round highlights: Jeff’s current AI tool sta...
2025-06-1036 min
EN OG TYVE TANKER#36 JEFF BOOTH - Å finne signal i en verden full av støy.Hva er det verden ikke har forstått om bitcoin ennå og hvordan finne signal i en verden full av støy?Stor takk til Jeff Booth for æren av å la meg oversette og lese inn en av de viktigste artiklene som noen gang er skrevet om bitcoin. God lytting!Tusen takk hvis du støtter EN OG TYVE TANKER dersom du liker innholdet i denne podcasten og ønsker å gi meg rom til å skape mer :)Andreas@walletofsatoshi.comTidevann@bb.no...
2025-02-0655 min
Fell Into FoodANDREAS DUESS: 6SEEDS/ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & FOOD/GLP-1In this episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Andreas Duess, a true innovator who’s blending his deep-rooted passion for food with cutting-edge AI technology. From growing up on a farm and working in restaurant kitchens to building Canada’s largest independent food and drink ad agency, Andreas has seen it all.We dive deep into how AI is revolutionizing the food industry, making it more efficient and data-driven. Andreas shares how tools like ChatGPT can help operators optimize menus, reduce waste, and even predict trends like GLP-1-friendly dishes and alcohol-free beve...
2024-12-241h 04
Plumbers of Data Science#104 The Secret Why Time Series Databases Are Awesome - Hero Talk with Jeff TaoIn this Hero Talk episode, we explore the dynamic world of time series data and time series databases with a special guest, Jeff Tao, founder and CEO of TD Engine.Join us as Jeff shares his journey from designing smart devices to founding TD Engine, a leading time series database. We dive deep into the benefits and unique features of time series databases, practical use cases, and how they handle massive amounts of data generated by IoT devices, smart meters, and more.
2024-08-0255 min
Rethink CultureS02E11 A Culture that Attracts Rock Stars, with Jeff Hoffman"I tell founders this all the time, your goal is to build the company, the environment, to build the place where all the best people in your industry want to work and never want to leave."S02E11 of the Rethink Culture podcast shines the spotlight on Jeff Hoffman, a successful entrepreneur, CEO, motivational speaker, and Hollywood film producer. He has also the producer a Grammy-winning jazz album and served as executive producer of an Emmy-winning television show. Throughout his career, he has also founded multiple startups. Jeff rose to prominence as CEO of priceline...
2024-04-0544 min
Work 20XX with Jeff FrickAndreas Hoffbauer: Networks, Knowledge, Culture | Work 20XX Ep14Andreas Hoffbauer, Founder & Director of Atelier Kultur has built a business helping organizations leverage organizational sociology best practices to build better networks in and around their organizations, to increase the discovery and dissemination of knowledge, reinforce and grow culture, and thrive in these increasingly dynamic times. Networks, and networking, be they physical or digital, face-to-face, via digital work platforms like Slack, Teams, or Webex, or external platforms like LinkedIn, or any number of professional associations, networks provide the ties that bind, and can be the path to new knowledge, information, and potentially cutting edge thought, design, and...
2023-05-2935 min
Hoss & Hopf#7 Ist Jeff Bezos böse?In der heutigen Episode sprechen Philip Hopf und Kiarash Hossainpour über ein 23 Jahre altes Bild vom jungen Jeff Bezos, während der Gründungsphase von Amazon. Ist Jeff Bezos ein böser Mensch?
2022-10-1737 min
Der Tele-Stammtisch - Comictalks & InterviewsJeff Hemmer (Bremer Zine Festival 2021) + Hannah-Katharina Martin (Campus Cactus e.V.) im GesprächJeff Hemmer (Bremer Zine Festival 2021) + Hannah-Katharina Martin (Campus Cactus e.V.) im Gespräch
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2021-10-151h 24
NL Newsday with Jeff AndreasThat's Whack WednesdayIn this October 13 edition of That's Whack Wednesday I talk about Canadian Icon William Shatner (Capt. Kirk) heading into space thanks to billionaire Jeff Bezos.
2021-10-1405 min
NL Newsday with Jeff AndreasRadio NL Community Townhall (July)Kamloops Councillor Arjun Singh and Kamloops Voter Society member Leslie Lax join Jeff Andreas for the July edition of Radio NL's Community Town Hall.
2021-07-2835 min
JEFF STERNS CONNECTED THROUGH CARSANDREAS GERDES- DIGITAL NOMAD- GERMANY'S 1st MOBILE PHONE COAndreas Gerdes and Jeff met during a Rolls-Royce sale (to be exported to Malta). Their relationship grew through many car deals (whether Jeff procured and sold it or advised and consulted) as they met at Barrett-Jackson in Scottsdale, at a seminar at the Vinoy Hotel taught by Jeff on dealership sales and later at Andreas' Malta home. Never losing touch and never a boring conversation, Jeff and Andreas catch up here for your listening pleasure. Andreas can be reached at awg@andreas.com.mt +49 171 2222221 Video available: https://www.youtube.com/c/JeffSterns/videos ...
2021-06-081h 23
The Shitcoin.com ShowJeff John Roberts on Elon, Coinbase's dominance and more!This week we were joined by Executive Editor at Decrypt (https://decrypt.co) Jeff John Roberts. We talked about Elon's antics, the current market and Coinbase, a company which Jeff knows a lot about (he wrote a book all about them, link below!).
Check out Jeff on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jeffjohnroberts
Jeff's links: https://jeffjohnroberts.com
His book, Kings of Crypto: https://www.amazon.com/Kings-Crypto-Startups-Cryptocurrency-Silicon-ebook/dp/B085TRJY8X/
Timestamps:
0:31 - 1:52 -- China FUD
1:53 - 4:49 -- What's the deal with Elon & price manipulation?
4:50 - 6:33 -- Problems & progression of...
2021-06-0420 min
NL Newsday with Jeff AndreasRadio NL's Community Town Hall with Dieter DudyThe deputy mayor for the month of April Dieter Dudy joins Jeff Andreas for this month's edition of Radio NL's Community Town Hall brought to you by The Vic Downtown. It is a chance for people to pose their questions to a member of Kamloops city council. Topics included social issues in the downtown core, the proposed dangerous goods route through the city and road maintenance as a whole.
2021-04-2928 min
NL Newsday with Jeff AndreasKen ChristianThe Mayor of Kamloops joined Jeff Andreas to talk about the ongoing discussion around social issues within the community, a new sub-division in Rayleigh and the return of the Rocky Mountaineer.
2021-03-1113 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasJuly 9, 2020 (full)Earth scientist David Hughes discusses his latest report, entitled: Why LNG exports doom emissions-reduction targets and compromise Canada's long-term energy security. And BC's Minister of Health talks COVID-19 after the province passed 3,000 total cases since the pandemic began.
2020-07-0932 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasAdrian Dix (July 9)BC's Minister of Health talks COVID-19 after the province passed 3,000 total cases since the pandemic began.
2020-07-0912 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasJuly 8, 2020 (full)On today's show I am joined by the CEO of SafeCare BC to talk about a recent survey gauging how workers in long term care and on the front lines are feeling about what they do and if attitudes have changes as a result of the pandemic. The Chair of the Kamloops Centre for the Arts Society joins me to talk about what is the plan for the project moving forward after the April 4 referendum had to be cancelled due to the pandemic. And it's a President Kanye West edition of That's Whack Wednesday.
2020-07-0830 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasNorm Daley (July 8)The Chair of the Kamloops Centre for the Arts Society joins me to talk about what is the plan for the project moving forward after the April 4 referendum had to be cancelled due to the pandemic.
2020-07-0810 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasThat's Whack Wednesday (July 8)It's a President Kanye West edition of That's Whack Wednesday.
2020-07-0804 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasJuly 7, 2020 (full)The BC Wildfire Service says that activity has been quite a bit below normal thanks to the wet weather. The Thompson-Okanagan Tourism Association is partnering with nine Community Futures Offices to help the sector get through COVID-19. And the new poll from Research Co. shows Canadians are becoming more and more willing to get that COVID-19 vaccine.
2020-07-0731 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasJuly 6, 2020 (full)Addiction Matters Kamloops is encouraging people to take the pledge to end the harm caused by "stigmatizing language." Acumen Law's Kyla Lee joins me to talk DUI checkpoints, the brutal video of a Seattle protester who was hit and killed on the I-5 on the weekend and hydroplaning, how hard is it to prove.
2020-07-0629 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasKyla Lee (July 6)Acumen Law's Kyla Lee joins me to talk DUI checkpoints, the brutal video of a Seattle protester who was hit and killed on the I-5 on the weekend and hydroplaning, how hard is it to prove.
2020-07-0611 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasJuly 3, 2020 (full)Building activity continues to be strong in Kamloops. The Mayor of Revelstoke joins me to discuss how recent rain caused the highway in and out of the community to be shut down for more than 24 hours and how tourism in the community is starting to pick back up. Kabu-ride has had a slow start to its ride-hailing service in Kamloops but it is expecting things to start picking up. And the Washington Redskin might be looking to change their name.
2020-07-0331 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasGary Sulz (July 3)The Mayor of Revelstoke joins me to discuss how recent rain caused the highway in and out of the community to be shut down for more than 24 hours and how tourism in the community is starting to pick back up.
2020-07-0307 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasJuly 2, 2020 (full)The Mayor of Sun Peaks talks about tourism picking up in the community as it allows area restaurants to expand their patio space. The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation made changes to its lending standards which went into effect yesterday. The organization will no longer treat non-traditional sources of down payment as equity. Would-be homebuyers' qualifying credit scores must also now be at least 680, up from the previous 600. Local Mortgage Broker with Invis Brenda Colman joins me to talk about the changes. And a local volunteer manager is making the call for more volunteers to help post-secondary students who w...
2020-07-0232 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasBrenda Colman (July 2)The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation made changes to its lending standards which went into effect yesterday. The organization will no longer treat non-traditional sources of down payment as equity. Would-be homebuyers' qualifying credit scores must also now be at least 680, up from the previous 600. Local Mortgage Broker with Invis Brenda Colman joins me to talk about the changes.
2020-07-0211 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasJune 30, 2020 (full)I am joined by the organizers of Canada Day festivities in Kamloops. Pharmacist and Co-Owner of Pharmasave Orchards Walk in Valleyview Kim Winters joins me to talk about the difference between COVID-19 and allergy symptoms and some FAQ's that pharmacists have been getting throughout the pandemic. And people in BC can now start to visit their loved ones in long term care homes.
2020-06-3030 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasKim Winters (June 30)Pharmacist and Co-Owner of Pharmasave Orchards Walk in Valleyview Kim Winters joins me to talk about the difference between COVID-19 and allergy symptoms and some FAQ's that pharmacists have been getting throughout the pandemic.
2020-06-3010 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasJune 29, 2020 (full)BC's Minister of Education discusses how the return to school went in the month of June and what can be learned as we look towards September. And Acumen Law's Kyla Lee discusses broadcasting court cases and why it may be beneficial to the justice system. We also discuss a possible class action among Uber drivers wanting to be designated as employees of the company.
2020-06-2931 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasRob Fleming (June 29)The school year is officially in the rear view mirror. It was an unorthodox year with COVID-19 forcing kids to learn from home. Of course many voluntarily went back to class on a part time basis during the month of June. BC's Minister of Education Rob Fleming joins me on this.
2020-06-2911 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasKen Christian (June 24)I am off The Jeff Andreas Show this week as I have moved to the afternoon drive slot while NL Newsday's Brett Mineer awaits his COVID-19 test, but that doesn't mean I don't have great interviews to share. I am joined by Kamloops Mayor Ken Christian to talk about council and the latest business at city hall.
2020-06-2514 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasJune 22, 2020 (full)The Metis Nation of BC is recommending the province make a tip line for anyone who's seen or experienced racism in our health care system. I am joined by the President of the Metis Nation of BC Clara Morin Dal Col. Acumen Law's Kyla Lee joins me to talk about the circumstances surrounding the way the man who went on a shooting rampage in Nova Scotia and killed 22 people was able to withdraw $475,000 in cash and how some within the RCMP feel that there may be a tie with the Mounted Police, although the RCMP have denied any such...
2020-06-2233 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasKyla Lee (June 22)Acumen Law's Kyla Lee joins me to talk about the circumstances surrounding the way the man who went on a shooting rampage in Nova Scotia and killed 22 people was able to withdraw $475,000 in cash and how some within the RCMP feel that there may be a tie with the Mounted Police, although the RCMP have denied any such relationship.
2020-06-2209 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasJune 19, 2020 (full)The Business Council of B.C. issues latest economic review, expects thousands of jobs permanently lost from the 2020 Shutdown. BCBC's Chief Economist and Vice President Ken Peacock discusses its latest report. There was a TNRD board meeting this week and to talk a little bit about what happened I am joined by the Chair of the Thompson Nicola Regional District Ken Gillis. We will also talk a little bit about the situation on Stump Lake as homeowners deal with significant flooding.
2020-06-1930 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasKen Gillis (June 19)There was a TNRD board meeting this week and to talk a little bit about what happened I am joined by the Chair of the Thompson Nicola Regional District Ken Gillis. We will also talk a little bit about the situation on Stump Lake as homeowners deal with significant flooding.
2020-06-1914 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasJune 18, 2020 (full)The province is providing nearly $14 million for over 150 projects to support economic development in rural communities throughout the province. BC's Minister of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Doug Donaldson joins me on that. And the Williams Lake Indian Band is calling for a Williams Lake city Councillor to resign and is asking for an apology from the municipality to the First Nations people of Canada. Is peak with the Chief of WLIB about what was said as well as a new cannabis production facility coming to the community.
2020-06-1930 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasChief Willie Sellars (June 18)The Williams Lake Indian Band is calling for a Williams Lake city Councillor to resign and is asking for an apology from the municipality to the First Nations people of Canada. Is peak with the Chief of WLIB about what was said as well as a new cannabis production facility coming to the community.
2020-06-1916 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasJune 17, 2020 (full)Kamloops Mayor Ken Chistian joins me to talk about this week's city council meeting. Three capital projects were added back into the 2020 budget after Community Works funding was announced by the feds. We also talk about a new memorial coming to Kamloops to honour Capt. Jenn Casey who died in the tragic Snowbirds plane crash on May 17. And ride-hailing will be in the city starting on Canada Day. A new study from the BC office of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives raises concerns about an under-regulated, under-researched and largely privatized assisted living sector. I'm joined by the President o...
2020-06-1734 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasKen Christian (June 17)Kamloops Mayor Ken Chistian joins me to talk about this week's city council meeting. Three capital projects were added back into the 2020 budget after Community Works funding was announced by the feds. We also talk about a new memorial coming to Kamloops to honour Capt. Jenn Casey who died in the tragic Snowbirds plane crash on May 17. And ride-hailing will be in the city starting on Canada Day.
2020-06-1710 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasAnita Dickson (June 17)A new study from the BC office of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives raises concerns about an under-regulated, under-researched and largely privatized assisted living sector. I'm joined by the President of Licensed Practical Nurses Association of BC.
2020-06-1716 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasJune 16, 2020 (full)Kabu Ride spokesperson Martin van den Hemel joins me to talk about the launch of the ride hailing service in Kamloops on Canada Day. Chair of the Kamloops-Thompson School Board discusses how the first two weeks of the return to school has gone, Sun Peaks high school will not be moving to a 4 day work week anytime soon and we also chat briefly about video surveillance. And BC Hydro Spokesperson Susie Rieder discusses how people habits have changed when it comes to their electricity use.
2020-06-1631 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasKathleen Karpuk (June 16)Chair of the Kamloops-Thompson School Board discusses how the first two weeks of the return to school has gone, Sun Peaks high school will not be moving to a 4 day work week anytime soon and we also chat briefly about video surveillance.
2020-06-1610 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasMartin van den Hemel (June 16)Kabu Ride spokesperson Martin van den Hemel joins me to talk about the launch of the ride hailing service in Kamloops on Canada Day.
2020-06-1609 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasJune 15, 2020 (full)Pamela McDonald, Director of Education with the BC Securities Commission and BC Senior Advocate Isobel MacKenzie as today marks world Elder Abuse Awareness Day. And Acumen Law's Kyla Lee joins me to talk about police using force and we touch on a pair of specific instances. One in Atlanta that resulted in the death of Rayshard Brooks and and one at a Northern Alberta casino where a local Chief was tackled and punched by RCMP.
2020-06-1533 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasIsobel Mackenzie & Pamela McDondald (June 15)Pamela McDonald, Director of Education with the BC Securities Commission and BC Senior Advocate Isobel MacKenzie as today marks world Elder Abuse Awareness Day.
2020-06-1517 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasKyla Lee (June 15)Acumen Law's Kyla Lee joins me to talk about police using force and we touch on a pair of specific instances. One in Atlanta that resulted in the death of Rayshard Brooks and and one at a Northern Alberta casino where a local Chief was tackled and punched by RCMP.
2020-06-1512 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasJune 12, 2020 (full)Tomorrow marks the one year anniversary of the Toronto Raptors NBA Championship. I take some time to reminisce and chat with producer Curt Appleby and then we get the pleasure of speaking with long time Raptors colour commentator Jack Armstrong. #WeTheNorth
2020-06-1233 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasJack Armstrong (June 12)Long time Toronto Raptors colour commentator Jack Armstrong joins me to look back on the Raptors championship run as we are one day shy of the first anniversary of the Larry O'Brien Trophy making its way north.
2020-06-1219 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasJune 11, 2020 (full)With downtown businesses now allowed to extend patios out onto the sidewalk, local business owner and city Councillor Dennis Walsh discusses his coffee shop's plan to open its new patio space on Friday. The city's Director of Finance provides a quick look at how Kamloops is dealing money wise through the COVID-19 pandemic. And I take a quick dive into the local hotel sector.
2020-06-1130 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasDennis Walsh (June 11)With downtown businesses now allowed to extend patios out onto the sidewalk, local business owner and city Councillor Dennis Walsh discusses his coffee shop's plan to open its new patio space on Friday.
2020-06-1108 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasKathy Humphrey (June 11)The city's Director of Finance provides a quick look at how Kamloops is dealing money wise through the COVID-19 pandemic.
2020-06-1112 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasJune 10, 2020 (full)As we go through COVID-19, the vast majority of businesses that I have visited have been encouraging their customers to pay with a debit or credit card and in fact some businesses have completely said no to physical cash and coins during the pandemic. Is this the way our society is headed? Could we be looking at going completely cashless in the near future? Is it even viable? Karl Littler with the Canadian Retail Council joins me on this issue. I will also discuss Indigenous History Month and it is a new edition of That's Whack Wednesday.
2020-06-1031 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasKarl Littler (June 10)As we go through COVID-19, the vast majority of businesses that I have visited have been encouraging their customers to pay with a debit or credit card and in fact some businesses have completely said no to physical cash and coins during the pandemic. Is this the way our society is headed? Could we be looking at going completely cashless in the near future? Is it even viable? Karl Littler with the Canadian Retail Council joins me on this issue.
2020-06-1008 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasBrenda Baptiste (June 10)It is National Indigenous History Month and June 21 marks National Indigenous Peoples Day. Indigenous Tourism BC is encouraging communities across British Columbia to get creative with this year's celebrations as we go through this COVID-19 pandemic. I'm joined by the Chair of the ITBC Brenda Baptiste.
2020-06-1013 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasJune 9, 2020 (full)Thompson Rivers University is the first in North America to offer an international credential transfer based on open educational resources that are available free online. It is also among the first in the world to recognize micro-credit transfer toward a university-level qualification. Don Poirier, associate vice-president of Open Learning joins me to discuss these opportunities. I am joined by a petroleum analyst to discuss the recent rise in gas prices. Kamloops Civic Facilities manager discusses getting local artists to paint garbage bins to make them a little bit more attractive. And The President of the Kamloops Chamber of Commerce...
2020-06-0931 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasTyson Andrykew (June 9)The President of the Kamloops Chamber of Commerce discusses how local businesses are doing when it comes to the restart plan and he also puts on his other hat with the local Accommodation Society to discuss how the hotel industry is handling things.
2020-06-0907 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasDon Poirier (June 9)Thompson Rivers University is looking to make free online education more accessible around the world—a resource that’s more important than ever since the COVID-19 pandemic has shuttered classrooms, and one that more institutions are considering as education moves increasingly online. TRU is the first in North America to offer an international credential transfer based on open educational resources that are available free online. It is also among the first in the world to recognize micro-credit transfer toward a university-level qualification. Don Poirier, associate vice-president of Open Learning joins me to discuss these opportunities.
2020-06-0909 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasKyla Lee (June 8)Acumen Law's Kyla Lee joins me for our weekly Monday chat where we discuss why using disabling software on your smartphone is not an excuse to get out of a distracted driving ticket and she also provides some tips for those attending protests and demonstrations to help keep you out of trouble and avoid being caught up with people who may be only in attendance to cause trouble.
2020-06-0914 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasJune 4, 2020 (full)Delta hotel in Kamloops is set to reopen on Monday and there is a long list of protocols that it will need to follow. I am joined by its Vice-President and General Manager Bryan Pilbeam to talk about what those protocols are and how its operations will look different. Acumen Law's Paul Doreshenko joins me to talk about a situation in New Brunswick where a doctor traveled into Quebec to pick up his daughter and then we he returned home he did not self-isolate and then began practicing again. He was eventually diagnosed with COVID-19 and now a cluster o...
2020-06-0432 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasBryan Pilbeam (June 4)Delta hotel in Kamloops is set to reopen on Monday and there is a long list of protocols that it will need to follow. I am joined by its Vice-President and General Manager Bryan Pilbeam to talk about what those protocols are and how its operations will look different.
2020-06-0409 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasPaul Doreshenko (June 4)Acumen Law's Paul Doreshenko joins me to talk about a situation in New Brunswick where a doctor traveled into Quebec to pick up his daughter and then we he returned home he did not self-isolate and then began practicing again. He was eventually diagnosed with COVID-19 and now a cluster of cases in N.B. can be traced back. Paul and I discuss whether there should be any legal ramifications as a result.
2020-06-0415 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasJune 3, 2020 (full)Kamloops Mayor Ken Christian discusses a return to public hearings for city council, flooding issues in the city and whether a rise Kamloops home prices is starting to make the city unaffordable. Building and Engineering Development Manager Jason Dixon joins me to talk about building activity in the city for the month of May. The number of permits issued and the dollar value were down last month when compared to May of 2019, but it still remains a strong year for construction. And to end things off the Chief Marketing Officer for Sun Peaks Resort to talk about it being a...
2020-06-0331 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasKen Christian (June 3)Kamloops Mayor Ken Christian discusses a return to public hearings for city council, flooding issues in the city and whether a rise Kamloops home prices is starting to make the city unaffordable.
2020-06-0310 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasJason Dixon (June 3)Building and Engineering Development Manager Jason Dixon joins me to talk about building activity in the city for the month of May. The number of permits issued and the dollar value were down last month when compared to May of 2019, but it still remains a strong year for construction.
2020-06-0310 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasJune 2, 2020 (full)The first week of June in British Columbia is declared Seniors’ Week. This is traditionally a time when we celebrate the contributions of those one million British Columbians who are over the age of 65 and I am joined by BC Senior's Advocate Isobel MacKenzie to talk about the importance of celebrating our seniors and the lessons we can take when it comes to caring for them during the pandemic. Adjunct Assistant Professor in Political Science at the University of Victoria Jannia Aragon joins me to discuss the ongoing unrest in the United States following the death of George Floyd in...
2020-06-0232 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasJanni Aragon (June 2)Adjunct Assistant Professor in Political Science at the University of Victoria Jannia Aragon joins me to discuss the ongoing unrest in the United States following the death of George Floyd in Minnesota and the resurgence of the Black Lives Matter movement.
2020-06-0215 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasIsobel MacKenzie (June 2)The first week of June in British Columbia is declared Seniors’ Week. This is traditionally a time when we celebrate the contributions of those one million British Columbians who are over the age of 65 and I am joined by BC Senior's Advocate Isobel MacKenzie to talk about the importance of celebrating our seniors and the lessons we can take when it comes to caring for them during the pandemic.
2020-06-0209 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasJune 1, 2020 (full)After a week off while I sat in the morning show chair, I am back in my regular spot hosting the Jeff Andreas Show. Today I spoke with GM of the BC Wildlife Park Glen Grant as it reopened today after a 10 week hiatus. Acumen Law's Paul Doreshenko talks about having your phone pinned between your lap and your seat while driving and the protests in the US and what those who are partaking in the rioting can expect when it comes to legal action. And Senior Economist with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives - BC Office Iglika...
2020-06-0132 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasPaul Doreshenko (June 1)Acumen Law's Paul Doreshenko talks about having your phone pinned between your lap and your seat while driving and the protests in the US and what those who are partaking in the rioting can expect when it comes to legal action
2020-06-0115 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasIglika Ivanova (June 1)Senior Economist with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives - BC Office Iglika Ivanova talks about the minimum wage hike. June 1 marked a $0.75 raise to $14.60 per hour.
2020-06-0104 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasMay 22, 2020 (full)WorfSafe BC has put out industry specific guidelines and the Kamloops Central Business Improvement Association held a virtual zoom meeting with a local member of Work Safe to try to answer some those questions and address some concerns. The Executive Director of the KBIA joins me to say if business owners got their answers. Of course, COVID-19 has impacted every corner of the economy in some way. And that includes the trucking industry as well. I am joined by the President of the BC Trucking Association Dave Earl. And the organizer of Wine Ninja here in Kamloops tells me...
2020-05-2232 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasDave Earle (may 22)Of course, COVID-19 has impacted every corner of the economy in some way. And that includes the trucking industry as well. I am joined by the President of the BC Trucking Association Dave Earl.
2020-05-2212 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasChelsea Ostrom (may 22)The organizer of Wine Ninja here in Kamloops tells me what the initiative is and how you can get involved.
2020-05-2207 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasMay 21, 2020 (full)On today's show producer Curt Appleby who attended today's ceremony to honour the Canadian Snowbirds and Capt. Jenn Casey who tragically lost her life in a plane crash on Sunday and Capt. Richard MacDougall who suffered serious, but non-life threatening injuries. BC Health Minister Adrian Dix joins me to cover a number of topics including the use of non-medical masks, paid sick leave, scheduled surgeries and more. And to end the show, 1st vice president of BC-Yukon Command of the royal Canadian legion and past president of the Kamloops branch joins me to discuss the re-visit this morning's ceremony.
2020-05-2132 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasCraig Thompson (may 21)1st vice president of BC-Yukon Command of the royal Canadian legion and past president of the Kamloops branch joins me to discuss today's ceremony to honour the Canadian Snowbirds and Capt. Jenn Casey who tragically lost her life in a plane crash on Sunday and Capt. Richard MacDougall who suffered serious, but non-life threatening injuries.
2020-05-2105 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasAdrian Dix (may 21)BC Health Minister Adrian Dix joins me to cover a number of topics including the use of non-medical masks, paid sick leave, scheduled surgeries and more.
2020-05-2113 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasMay 20, 2020 (full)On today's show I am joined by Economist Alex Hemingway with the BC office of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives. We discuss how there are many things to worry about in these days of the COVID-19 crisis, but government debt isn't one of them. The President of the BC Government and Service Employees' Union Stephanie Smith after some 40,000 of its members received temporary pandemic pay in a lump-sum payment of about $4 per hour. And the President of the Kamloops Dental Association talks about how local offices are starting to open up and what safety measures are in place.
2020-05-2032 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasAlex Hemingway (may 20)Economist Alex Hemingway with the BC office of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives joins me to discuss how there are many things to worry about in these days of the COVID-19 crisis, but government debt isn't one of them.
2020-05-2011 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasDavid Ciriani (may 20)The President of the Kamloops Dental Association talks about how local offices are starting to open up and what safety measures are in place.
2020-05-2006 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasMay 1, 2020 (full)On today's show the Executive Director of Venture Kamloops talks about its three stage plan to support local business. TSN CFL Analyst and former Saskatchewan Roughriders linebacker Glen Suitor talks CFL draft. The BC L:ions trade up to number 1 overall and select Jordan Williams. They also took Canadian QB Nathan Rourke in round 2. Plus we chat about the league's call to the feds for some for some financial assistance. And Kamloops' arks and Civic Facilities Manager Jeff Putnam talks some reno work at the Sandman Centre.
2020-05-0234 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasFebruary 21, 2020 (full)Today's show focused on the BC Budget tabled earlier this week. I am joined by Alex Hemmingway with the BC Office for the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives. The President of the BC Teachers Federation Teri Mooring speaks with me regarding teacher funding and the ongoing contract dispute. And the first half is all about the new "sugar tax." I speak with Heart and Stroke Foundation's Director of Government and Health Relations for BC And Yukon Jeff Sommers and the Chair of the Childhood Obesity Foundation Doctor Tom Warshawski.
2020-02-2138 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasJeff Sommers (feb 21)I speak with Heart and Stroke Foundation's Director of Government and Health Relations for BC And Yukon Jeff Sommers about the new "sugar tax" that was announced as part of the most recent BC budget.
2020-02-2108 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasFebruary 4, 2020In today's show I am joined by the MLA for Cowichan Valley, she is also a prospective leader of the BC Green Party Sonia Fursteneau. We talk about her plans for the party should she capture the leadership nomination. I am joined by the Facilities Manager for the city of Kamloops Jeff Putnham where we talk about boat launch improvements as well as Arena Safety Week. And to end things off it is another edition of #WhatsTrending.
2020-02-0437 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasJanuary 24, 2020In today's show I talk with BC's Parliamentary Secretary for Technology Rick Glumac about new e-transportation pilot projects that the province is looking to work with municipalities on. I look at what is going on out at Harper Mountain, the areas less talked about ski resort. And I test out a new bit called Friday Headlines. It's an exciting TGI Friday edition of The Jeff Andreas Show.
2020-01-2439 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasDecember 30, 2019In today's show, the final Jeff Andreas Show of 2019, I talk about sleeping in your car. Not a great idea if you have had a few too many drinks. Kyla Lee joins me for that conversation and why you would be best to avoid it if you're planning on having a few too many on NYE. I speak with Jon Keen and take a look back at the Kamloops Blazers weekend and look ahead to tonight's game against Victoria and I end it off by giving some advice when it comes to making financial goals for 2020. Associate Editor for...
2019-12-3040 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasDecember 2, 2019Jeff is back after some time off to talk with Kyla Lee about a bizarre case out of Quebec. A woman won her case after 10 years of fighting a pair of fines for not holding on to an escalator hand rail. We also talk terrorism sentences in Canada and ride hailing delays. I also speak with Michael LeBlanc with the Retail Council of Canada to discuss Black Friday, Cyber Monday and Boxing Day and the impact those dates have on Canadian retailers. And to end off the show Kamloops Blazers play-by-play announcer Jon is on to look back on a...
2019-12-0240 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasNovember 29, 2019Jason Hewlett is in for Jeff. He is joined by Katie Klassen who is the Coordinator for the local Operation Red Nose campaign. Muriel Protzer is a BC Policy Analyst for the Canadian Federation of Independent Business talks confidence in small business. Randy Benson with Kelowna's Gospel Mission provides an update on the Leon Street situation and homelessness in the cold. And Laurel Macpherson, the President of the Kamloops-Thompson Teachers Association talks about rallies that are planned to address under-funding in education.
2019-12-0238 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasNovember 28, 2019Jason Hewlett is filling in for Jeff. On today's show he speaks with Barb Gladdish, the Executive Director of Kamloops Sexual Assault Counselling Centre. They talk about 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. Kamloops Councillor Arjun Aingh is on to recap last night's 2020 budget consultation session. Executive Director of A Way Home Kamloops Katherine McParlund discusses the homeless population dealing with the cold. And Kelly Keehn , the personal financial educator and consumer advocate for FP Canada talks Financial Literacy Month.
2019-12-0238 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasOctober 21, 2019Jason Hewlett fills in for Jeff today on election day in Canada. In this episode he speaks with Acumen Law's Kyla Lee about marijuana edibles and which were legalized earlier this month. He talks with president of the Kamloops Chamber of Commerce Joshua Knaak about the potential business impact of today's election. President of the Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo NDP riding association discusses some of the many possible outcomes of today's vote and Wayne Porterfield, a meditation and mindfulness teacher, joins Jason to discuss his new book called The Dance of Dynamic Peace.
2019-10-2139 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasOctober 16, 2019In today's episode I talk about Homelessness Action Week. First I talk with a city of Kamloops rep who talks about Project Connect and the importance of promoting services to those less fortunate in our community. I follow that up by speaking with the Executive Director of A Way Home Kamloops and the Past President of the Aurora Rotary Club of Kamloops as they get set for the annual Camp Out to End Youth Homelessness on December 13th. Then I chat with local representative of the Association of Legal Aid Lawyers Graham Kay and Access to Legal Services Committee...
2019-10-1639 minNL Newsday with Jeff AndreasBlazers Season PreviewA snippet from the September 20th edition of The Jeff Andreas Show. Radio NL Sports reporter and Kamloops Blazers Ply-by-Play announcer Jon Keen helps set the table for the Blazers 2019-2020 season.
2019-09-2008 min
The Fear of ScienceEpisode 19 - The Fear of Spiders with Andreas Fischer and Chris NyaradyOn episode 19 of The Fear of Science we talk about all things spiders with Chris Nyarady from the Geeks versus Nerds Podcast and Andreas Fischer a spider researcher from SFU. We help Daniel conquer his fear of spiders with some immersion therapy and everybody holds a tarantula.
2019-07-0145 min
Poker Player PodcastJeff Gross on achieving multiple goals | Poker Player PodcastJeff Gross is joining me for the poker player podcast today. He's talking a lot about achieving mulitple goals; winning at poker, streaming, making youtube videos, spending time with family.
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Andreas UnMaskedAndreas UnMasked Vol 2 Disk 2UnMasked Disk 2
1 Feenixpawl ft Quilla ~ Universe David Tort Remix
2 Jewelz ft Scott Sparks ~ Toxic Rush
3 Bingo Players ~Out of my mind
4 Nicky Romero & Nervo ~ Like Home
5 Basto ~ Stormchaser
6 Lenny Kravitz ~ Superlove
7 Twin Pack Vs Knife Vs Romero Funky Toulous
8 SHM ~ Greyhound
9 Showtek ~ Justine Prime Cannonball
10 The Prodigy Vs Nari & Milani vs Uberlakd ~ Breath Atom
11 Example Vs Quintino & Sandro Silva ~ Epic the way you kissed me
12 Chuckie & Gregor Salto ~ Toys are nuts
13 Skitzofrenix & Jeff Doubleu ~ Rushing
14 Federico Ft Guzzoletti ~ Strump ~Tujamo Remix
15 I love it ~ Sick Individuals Remix
16 Armand Van Helden ~ You Dont Know Me
17 Marvo V ~ 10PM
18 Warp Brother ~...
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