Podcast appearances and mentions of adam rozenhart

On this episode of Wanye's World you may know Jay and Wanye as the founders of Oilersnation but there's a mysterious third entity of one Adam Rozenhart or as OG Nation Citizens may know him as Bingofuel. Wanye and Adam with Kennedy's production help reminisce about the beginning days of Oilersnation while indulging in some unserious conversations of Star Trek Fanfiction, Simpsons episodes, and the invisible string that The Nation has all led us into becoming apart of this amazing community. Including some businessy talk about the risk of starting your own business but also the fulfillment it gives you in life. All this and more on this episode of Wanye's World! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We got the band back together for the final episode of the Daveberta Podcast. That's right, folks. We are going on a semi-permanent hiatus. And to help mark this announcement, our good friend Ryan Hastman joined Dave Cournoyer and Adam Rozenhart for a trip down memory lane, reminiscing and reflecting on Alberta politics since we […]

Say hello to Adam Rozenhart and Tyler Butler's new company: Adverb Communications. https://www.adverbcomms.com/https://twitter.com/adverbcomms You can follow their fantastic twitter feeds:https://twitter.com/tylerjackbutlerhttps://twitter.com/bingofuel Check me out too:Mike Morrisonhttps://twitter.com/mikesbloggity

Industries change quickly, and skill sets can become obsolete. Add a pandemic on top, and it's fair to say employees and employers face an entirely different reality than they did a year or so ago. Deloitte's National Workforce Transformation Leader Kathy Woods joins for an informative (and hilarious) look at how people of all ages can be "future ready". Twenty or so years ago, they all collaborated on the University of Alberta's official student newspaper - The Gateway. This past year, nearly thirty talented writers resolved to reconnect and collaborate on a reflection of middle age. The result is a powerful, hilarious, heart-wrenching book called "Midlife". Sarah Chan, Jhenifer Pabillano, Adam Rozenhart, Amanda Ash, Geoff Moysa, and Raymond Biesinger hang out for one of the more memorable (and moving) hours in Real Talk history. 24:06 - Kathy Woods 49:31 - Midlife part 1 with Sarah Chan, Jhenifer Pabillano and Adam Rozenhart 1:29:26 - Midlife part 2 with Amanda Ash, Geoff Moysa and Raymond Biesinger

University of Alberta economist Andrew Leach joins the Daveberta Podcast for a rousing discussion about the Supreme Court of Canada's big decision about the federal carbon tax, the politics of climate change in Canada, and what Alberta's next oil boom might look like. The Daveberta Podcast is hosted by Dave Cournoyer and produced by Adam Rozenhart. The Daveberta […]

It's a SEASON PREMIERE! A new year brings a brand new season of the Marketing Major Podcast. While the name remains the same, we've got a new format and a new team to spice things up! In our first ~official~ episode, we’re going big with the longest Marketing Major episode to date because…why not? We dare you to listen to it all in one go. First, the gang talks about music streaming preferences and Alex's Big Disc Energy (spoiler alert: it was not the name of the episode). Moh speaks out against suits and pledges allegiance to the Turtleneck™️. [0:49 - 14:40] Next, we are joined by veteran podcaster Adam Rozenhart, as he walks us through his super dynamic career and outlines the importance of unapologetically dedicating yourself to your passions [14:48 - 55:47]. Then, we supplement your education with something curriculum often leaves out—what even is storytelling, and what implications might it have for your career in a digital context? [56:59 - 1:39:33] Role Reversal: In today's special Guest Segment Adam becomes the new host of the pod and turns the spotlight onto the hosts. He asks them questions about their experience in university, their plans post-undergrad, and provides some guidance for us coming out of school and into this wacky world. [1:39:41 - 1:56:57] Lastly, if you made it this far, you might as well stick it out ‘till the end for a somewhat succinct debrief and Moh’s quote(s) of the day. [1:57:05 - end] What can we say? This episode is filled with absolute gems we wouldn't dare cut out. This is the content our listeners DESERVE. Thanks for hanging with us! . . . psst. Follow us on Instagram! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marketingmajor/message

You sent us your questions and we answered! In this edition of the annual Alberta politics Q&A episode, Daveberta Podcast host Dave Cournoyer and producer Adam Rozenhart dive into the mailbag to answer listener questions about provincial parks, the Heritage Savings Trust Fund, the reopening of schools in September, political party fundraising, how previous governments […]

Robyn Larsen talks to host Adam Rozenhart about her experience living in Singapore, from how she gets around, to the differences from other cities and towns she’s lived in. This episode was recorded during the...

“…in a crisis there are no capitalists left. Everybody is a socialist.” Zain Velji, campaign strategist and Vice President Strategy at Northweather joins host Dave Cournoyer and producer Adam Rozenhart on this episode of the Daveberta Podcast to discuss the how COVID-19 is providing cloud cover to and accelerating Calgary's economic problems and how the […]

Justin Archer joins Dave Cournoyer and Adam Rozenhart on this remotely recorded episode of the Daveberta Podcast to discuss the federal government's COVID-19 Economic Response Plan, the Canada Emergency Response Benefit, how our political leaders are responding to the pandemic and crashing oil prices. We also discussed the Alberta government's investment in the Keystone XL […]

Wash your hands, don't touch your face, stay at home. The spread of the COVID-19 pandemic and the plummeting price of oil has sent shockwaves through Alberta politics over the past two weeks. Chris Henderson, Chief Strategist and Partner at Y Station Communications and Research, joins Dave Cournoyer and Adam Rozenhart on the Daveberta Podcast […]

Welcome to the Mess Hall Podcast, part of the @albertapodnet powered by @atbfinancial.  This week's guest is Blake Enemark, head brewer at O.T. Brewing Company. We are talking about how he got his start in the brewing business, the process and fine tuning of making beer, and special projects! Follow these links to find out more about Ot> brewing Company.  In person:  1155E 44 AVE SECalgary, AlbertaT2G 4X4 Online: otbrewingcompany.com Facebook: @otbrewingcompany Twitter: @OTbrewing_co   This week's podcast shout out is going to I Have Some Notes.  You shuffle your way to your seat, your oversized cola sloshing precariously against its lid as you carefully navigate past an aisle of movie-goers. The seat thumps as you drop heavily into your chair, stretching out your popcorn and cola in front of you to counter balance your descent. You smile as the lights dim and the projector fires up, “I’ve been waiting for this movie for months” you sputter through a mouthful of popcorn. The opening theme rumbles “Here we go!” And… It’s not that good. Maybe it was the pacing, maybe it was a scene that needed to be deleted or added, or maybe it was Batman v Superman. “It wasn’t awful” you think to yourself as you leave the theatre “I wonder what they could’ve changed to fix it?” Glad you said that, because we’ve often wondered that ourselves. What if the Man of Steel wasn’t such a Man of Heel? What if Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull left out all the monkeys? What if Prometheus made even just the smallest bit of sense? Just a tiny bit?! Each month on I Have Some Notes self proclaimed Movie Experts™ Liam Creswick, Gregg Beever and Scott C. Bourgeois take a movie that sucked, but had potential, and put it through a vigorous podcasting notes process to try to turn it into a blockbuster. Are we always successful? Probably! With the help of dynamite guests such as Danica LeBlanc, Erin Beever, Anita Bourgeois, Cinematological, German Villegas, Brandon Schatz, Jay Runham, Adam Rozenhart, Sam Power, Andrea Beca and so many others we’ve fixed tepid movies like The Dark Knight Rises, Star Trek: Generations, Waterworld and more! If this sounds like your jam, join us in a journey down screen writing’s toilet on I Have Some Notes! Available on iTunes, Google Play and Stitcher.   This weeks show is brought to you in part form Alberta Forest Products Association.  Find out more at albertaforestproducts.ca

We are back from our summer break with a special Question and Answer edition of the Daveberta Podcast. Dave dives deep into our mailbag to answer some of the great Alberta politics and federal election questions our listeners have sent in over the past few weeks. Thanks to our producer, Adam Rozenhart, for helping us put […]

This week on the Daveberta Podcast, guest hosts Erika Barootes, Janis Irwin and Natasha Soles chat with our producer Adam Rozenhart about their experiences in provincial politics and where they see Alberta politics moving in the near future. They also answer some questions you submitted to us. Erika Barootes is the the president of the United […]

Before the Expats goes off the air, host Adam Rozenhart looks back at some of his favourite interview moments. Sure, it’s another one of those annoying clip shows, but when it’s clips about travelling, you...

In a first of what we expect to be a regular feature, I have joined forces with conservative political commentator Ryan Hastman in launching the Daveberta Podcast. In our pilot episode, recorded on November 5, 2017, Ryan and I were joined by our talented producer Adam Rozenhart to talk about why we are starting a […]

A few weeks ago, host Adam Rozenhart led a panel discussion about technology in podcasting. We were given the audio recording of that session, which also included Samantha Power and Lauren Albrecht. The panel talked...

Our January meetup was billed as a debate between Taylor Chadwick of What It Is against Andrea Beça of That's So Maven on how long a podcast should be. "Debate" turned out to be a bit of a strong term. As Taylor says at one point, "it sounds like we're just going to agree the whole time." I accept responsibility. Everyone's just so nice. They do come from different points of view on what works for the length of their own shows. The sweet spot for What It Is — an arts interview show that Taylor does with Chris Cook and Brian Bergum — is 70 minutes. That's So Maven — a show for, by and about female entrepreneurs that Andrea does with Lauren Dary — is about half an hour. Both have sound reasons for that, which you'll hear in the podcast, along with the following points: How your content and format dictate length; How the growth of podcasting has made shorter shows more common; Audience feedback on length and what to do with it; Batch recording vs time-sensitive recording; Preparation vs editing for controlling length. You'll also hear questions and comments from Troy Pavlek of Basket of Yegs, Brandon Schatz of Yegs and Bacon and Doctor Whooch, Nick McQuik of The Quik and Slow Comedy Show, and Chris Chang-Yen Phillips of Let's Find Out. Incidentally, I usually like to keep my podcast to less than half an hour, but this one was so full of good stuff that it's pushing 50 minutes. I guess you win this round,Taylor.  This episode is also available in iTunes, on Google Play, on SoundCloud or on Stitcher. For even more on the art of podcasting, listen to Taylor's conversation with Andrea along with Adam Rozenhart of The Expats and German Villegas of The Modern Manhood Podcast. Many thanks to Edmonton Opera for sending one of our audience members to Cinderella (remember that Elektra is coming in March!). Thanks to Variant Edition for their hospitality, and to CafeRista for the treats. Shout-out to Edmojis, too.  Our next Edmonton Podcasting Meetup is on Saturday, Feb. 25, at Variant Edition. The topic is "How to get started, Part 2," and we'll be drawing on the experience of the team behind The Broadcast, which was in development at our first meetup on getting started, and is now a real thing. Register to attend here. This episode of Seen and Heard in Edmonton is brought to you by Castria, where award-winning podcasters help you take your podcast from idea to reality. Castria's Erika Ensign and Steven Schapansky will be on a panel about podcasting at iMedia on March 11. If you miss them there, find them at wearecastria.com.

One of the coolest things of being a part of a growing city like Edmonton, and being in a media savvy and upcoming media such as podcasting, is the chance to connect with other cool people in the city who are just as passionate about how the city changes and looks. Adam Rozenhart is one of those people, his love for media messages and passion for standing up for the underdogs has led him to start some of the most successful ideas in Edmonton. This includes websites like No Homophobes.com which tracks how many times a homophobic slur is used on twitter, to his collaboration on the OilersNation website, bringing Nerd Nite to Edmonton, and his partnership to bring Pride Tape to hockey. Timely considering that the NHL is starting it’s own Hockey is for Everyone campaign to bring inclusivity to the NHL. Adam should be thanked for that. Along with many other things in between, Adam is also a successful podcaster with two shows on the go, one being the popular Ex-Pats which he talks to people who have lived outside of Edmonton. Adam was a natural for this conversation, just because of his ideas about how to bring people together, inclusivity, his sensitive and cheerful good nature.  I was so happy that Adam was able to join me on my coach to talk inclusivity in online spaces, sexism, and how we can make the world a better place. Tweet at me @modernmanpod , message me on the facebook page, or send me an email at modernmanhoodpodcast@gmail.com

We kick off 2017 with the audio from our November meetup with Haley Radke of Adoptees On and Wang Yip of The Dip on how to find your niche. In a way, these two podcasts couldn't be more different, in format, audience and tone. Haley's podcast is an interview show that gives a voice to people who were adopted, and Wang's is a conversation with co-host Shawn Kanungo riffing on interesting things they've heard other podcasts about business, entrepreneurship, creativity and the like.  But they have a lot in common in that they serve a particular niche, and they aim to be relevant and useful no matter when you happen to discover them. In this episode, you will hear: Why they started; Why podcasting was the best medium for them; How and why The Dip changed formats between Season 1 and Season 2; Haley's plans for Season 2 of Adoptees On; How to get people to listen (including a very hands-on tip!); What iTunes reviews accomplish; Why being very targeted can help you reach more people than you imagined.   This episode is also available in iTunes, on Google Play, on SoundCloud or on Stitcher. You can find Adoptees On in iTunes, Google Play and Stitcher, and on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. You can find The Dip in iTunes, Google Play and Stitcher. Wang and Shawn can be found on Twitter: @wangyip and @shawnkanungo. The next Edmonton Podcasting Meetup is set for Jan. 29 at Variant Edition, and it features a debate between Taylor Chadwick of What It Is and Adam Rozenhart of The Expats on how long a podcast should be. There will be goodies from CafeRista and door prizes from Edmonton Opera and Variant Edition. Register here to attend! This episode of Seen and Heard in Edmonton is brought to you by Castria, where award-winning podcasters help you take your podcast from idea to reality. Erika Ensign and Steven Schapansky talk about what they can do for you in this episode, which they also produced and edited. If you’d like them to help you, visit wearecastria.com.

Meet Robyn Wilson, the fearless and empathetic interviewer behind The One, a podcast featuring everyday people and the love stories that make them unique. The One was "spurred out of jealousy," Robyn says. She had been helping her husband, Phil Wilson, with his podcast (more about that below), and decided that she wanted something of her own. Hearing other people's love stories made her happy, so she decided to go with that. In this conversation, you'll learn more about how Robyn approaches her interviews, what it was like to have the microphone turned on her and Phil, what it was like to make Vue Weekly's Best of Edmonton list, and how the podcast gives her an opportunity to bring joy. Have a listen. This episode is also available in iTunes, on Google Play, on SoundCloud or on Stitcher. Robyn made the following recommendations: That's So Maven, Andrea Beça and Lauren Dary's interview show by, for and about female entrepreneurs; The Expats, Adam Rozenhart's smooth-voiced show about the experience of living abroad; Baconhound, Phil Wilson's celebrated food blog, and the Off Menu podcast that goes with it. Robyn is up to her ears in homework right now as she pursues her degree in social work, so the podcast is on a wee break. But the episodes are evergreen, so dive in to the back catalogue. And if you want to share your love story, Robyn would to hear from you on Twitter (@joyfulfollies) or by email. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This episode of Seen and Heard in Edmonton is brought to you by Castria, where award-winning podcasters help you make your podcast sound great. In this episode, Erika Ensign and Steven Schapansky discuss how they use their decade's worth of experience in podcasting to help bring other podcasts into the world. If you want their help, look them up at wearecastria.com.

Last year, leading brands spent nearly a third of their budgets on content marketing. In our digital landscape, effective content is becoming increasingly important. What makes a good content strategy? How can you develop a compelling editorial mission? What's the best way to build an audience? IABC Edmonton and our friends at Digital Alberta hosted a professional development session to help you discover everything you've always wanted to know about digital content strategy but were afraid to ask.

Time is the fire in which we burn…for our second episode of I Have Some Notes! In episode 2 we take on the wonderfully flawed Star Trek: Generations, a movie that disappointed a generations of Trek fans. Good news Trekkies, we're hear to help fix this film with two amazing guests in Samantha Power and Adam Rozenhart from CJSR's All Intensive Purposes! We review in what way Generations was compared to 2001: A Space Odyssey, why the movie needs more Duras sisters, and whether Kirk's dynamite breakfast recipe can really smooth over dumping your girlfriend or boyfriend.

Adam Rozenhart, Scott Winder and Mack Male discuss podcasting tech in Part 2 from our meetup.… More Episode 24: Podcasting tech meetup, Part 2

Hear about podcasting tech in the past, present and future from Mack Male, Adam Rozenhart and Scott Francis Winder.… More Episode 23: Podcasting tech meetup

A conversation with Adam Rozenhart, a nonstop creator of interesting things on the Internet, including his latest podcast, The Expats. He is both prolific and eclectic, and his taste in other people’s blogs and podcasts is equally so. Check out more about Adam’s projects and his many recommendations here. This week’s episode is brought to you… More Episode 3: Adam Rozenhart

It was the best of times, it was the... well, less than best of times. And what I'm referring to is season 4 of the Unknown Studio. Yes, friends, this episode marks the end of 19 episodes of greatness*. And in order to inspire you, we brought current Mayor Stephen Mandel to our studio to talk about his career, the upcoming municipal election, and what comes next for the man who's been Edmonton's mayor for three terms. There's some other fabulous content here, too. A dramatic reading by one Scott C. Bourgeois, a rant by yours truly, and a peek at what Edmonton Nerd Nite has to offer. Give us a listen, and try not to be too upset that we're taking the summer off. Also, let us know what you thought of the episode in the comments! *According to Adam Rozenhart and Scott C. Bourgeois.

Welcome to the sixth episode of the second season of the Unknown Studio! I promise I'll think of a new and exciting way to intro our shows soon. For now, you get a well-tested formula. :P This episode, we interview OnSpec Editors Diane Walton (managing editor) and Susan MacGregor (fiction editor). And in case you don't know all about On Spec, you can peep their website, or read this: Our quarterly journal 'On Spec' adheres to a strong mandate that has served us well over the years. We discover and showcase quality works by predominantly Canadian writers and artists, in the genre we call "Fantastic" literature. We foster the growth of emerging writers in this genre, by offering support and direction through constructive criticism, education, mentoring, and manuscript development. Something else you might not know about On Spec: author and BoingBoing editor Cory Doctorow had one of his first works published there! Here's the breakdown of the episode: 0:00: Show Intro - Fu Manchu 1:30: We talk speculative fiction with Diane and Susan. 7:45: Adam Rozenhart... UNLEASHED 11:11: Part two of our interview with On Spec 35:39: Sex Talk with Brenda Kerber from the Traveling Tickle Trunk (listen for her special offer!) 39:00: Scott does a dramatic reading from the Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual 42:42: Part three of our interview with On Spec 1:09:44: Fast Sixteen with Diane and Susan from On Spec! Let us know what you thought, everyone! Do you love us? Hate us? TELL US! The Unknown Studio is a proud member of the League of Extraordinary Media. ===================================================== EDMONTON JOURNAL STILL SPONSORS THE UNKNOWN STUDIO ===================================================== It's true! After so much joking and tongue-in-cheek referrals to Edmonton's newspaper of record on our show, the Edmonton Journal decided to put their money where our mouths are, by sponsoring the Unknown Studio this month! We're helping EJ to promote their Blackberry mobile launcher. You can check it out by clicking here on your Blackberry browser. If you have any comments about the mobile launcher or the Journal's mobile site, let us know and we'll pass it along! =====================================================

I know you've been waiting for this. It's like a new Christmas tradition! Instead of going to church or opening presents, you can all gather 'round the old iTunes box and listen to that there podcast what's hosted by those sweet, sensitive young men, Mr Scott C Bourgeois and Mr Adam Rozenhart. Scott and I decided to make our first Christmas episode a little bit different — so we told the guest we'd had booked to go fly a sleigh. Rather than interview someone, we have a "conversation" with each other. We discuss our families' Christmas traditions and the Christmas films we enjoy; we share stories from some of our listeners who had some nightmarish Mall Santa experiences (actually, that would be a great name for a Christmas Band: the Mall Santa Experience™); and we even exchange gifts, almost live, right there on the air! So while you're wrapping gifts, chugging some nog, or sobbing quietly to yourself, why not give us a listen? If you had a podcast, we'd listen to yours! And from both Scott and his lovely finacée Anita, and from myself and my beautiful girlfriend Rachel: Merry Christmas to everyone! Enjoy the time off, enjoy the food, and enjoy each other!