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Hello our Bermuda hurricanes and welcome to a blowy episode. We begin this episode reminiscing of cars long gone. Do you remember the Renault 4 or the Citroen BX or even the older Citroen DS? Yes, they might have been rust buckets and as unreliable as summer in Ireland but, at least they were quirky and fun to drive. Speaking of quirky and unreliable things, have you watched ‘Clarkson's Farm' on Amazon Prime? Give it a go. It has brought farmers to tears, not to mention the sheep!! Óran has a question for Jan and our listeners who have guide dogs. Have you ever found your doggy a little reluctant to put on their harness? Well Larry is becoming a little uncooperative when Óran wants him to work. Is Larry faking because there are no couches on his walk? Or is he showing signs of wanting to retire with his feet up, smoking a pipe and watching old reruns of Oprah on the TV? We discuss. We've got an email from Sarah in Brantford Ontario, Canada who is inviting BGC to come visit. Nora Nagle has been on to tell us that Donald Trumpy now has a 'Superstore' and if anyone knows what that is, please get in touch (blindguyschat@gmail.com). And speaking of that muppet, apparently, he now has his own winery! The guys would rather push a Fiat 500 up a 35-degree mountain than buy any of that stuff. So, forget about Henry the hurricane for a while. Strip off your wind breaker, turn the volume up to 11, and get ready for the greatest podcast this side of an electric car parked at a petrol pump: Blind Guys Chat. 19 out of 20 grapes prefer it to being in a Trump wine bottle. Links: Clarkson's Farm promo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9k9NMbQe0C4 Support Blind Guys Chat by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/blind-guys-chatRead transcript

In this episode of the Good Roads Podcast, host Jared LeMay dives into the ambitious Downtown Revitalization Project in Brantford. With guest Gagan Batra, Manager of Business Support and Sustainability, they explore the city's plans to transform its car-centric downtown into a vibrant, pedestrian and cyclist-friendly space.They discuss the current state of downtown Brantford, the challenges faced in implementing such a project, and the inspiration behind these forward-thinking urban planning strategies. Gagan shares insights on overcoming financial, council, and public buy-in hurdles while addressing issues like homelessness and the impact on local students. The episode offers valuable lessons for other municipalities considering similar projects. Don't miss this deep dive into innovative urban planning and the future of Brantford's downtown. City of Brantford: https://www.brantford.ca/Brantford Downtown Revitalization Project: https://www.brantford.ca/en/your-government/downtown-revitalization-project.aspxGagan Batra - https://goodroads.ca/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/GRQ-Conference-Edition.pdf https://twitter.com/Goodroadshttps://www.instagram.com/on.goodroads/https://www.facebook.com/goodroads.cahttps://www.linkedin.com/company/goodroads/ https://www.GoodRoads.ca

It's EPISODE 99 OF FRIENDS AND RIVALS and from this day forward, the number 99 will be synonymous with greatness! This is a Hall of Fame episode. Some consider it to be the greatest episode of all time. It all started when we were toddlers in Brantford Ontario, and our father flooded our backyard and froze it over so that we could discuss ice hockey all day and all night. While we were still in Pee Wee we eclipsed all youth podcasting records with a 378 minute episode. We signed on to cover the Indianapolis Racers of the WHA but when that organ-i-zation folded, we podcasted for the Edmonton Oilers. We were then absorbed into the NHL when we were teenagers. Since then we have dominated the hockey podcast landscape, and to this day we have more shitty guesses at trivia than any other podcast has ever had in total trivia questions. So even if you promised Mess you wouldn't do this, I recommend tuning into THE GREAT ONE, EPISODE 99 of FRIENDS AND RIVALS!

On this week's episode of the Property Hustlers Show, we are joined by a special guest Michael Kramp who is a property manager, co-founder of Walcott Property Management, and a Canadian real estate investor who is venturing out into flipping houses in Ontario.Michael started out working as a car salesman but found himself wondering how to get into real estate investing and got into it through property management. Starting in real estate can be hard especially when you're starting as young as he was, Michael decided the best thing for him was to get into real estate education and that is how he ended up taking our courses. Since Michael started when he was only 20 he was faced with some disadvantages of real estate but he did not let that stop him from following through with his goals. Getting into real estate Michael started with the Brantford Ontario real estate market but now finds himself also working in the Hamilton real estate market and Toronto real estate market. Working in Brantford real estate he has established some strong joint venture partnership however with real estate investing in Ontario he has seen some joint venture failure. With all of his experience, Michael is now looking into house flipping Ontario and not limiting himself to working in one city.Despite his age, Michael now has invested in over 300 units and is making money in real estate. Something he deals with quite a bit is cash for keys, the cash for keys agreement is when the landlord offers the tenant something of value, usually money, in exchange for the keys to the rental unit. Michael handles these interactions with a lot of care for the tenants given the circumstances.  Don't forget to like and subscribe to our channel!Follow Michael IG: 

In E195, Tyler Brown discusses his systematic approach to running a construction company as a carpenter and building his real estate portfolio out in a similar manner. Tyler uses software tools and systems to his advantage and is aggressively building his portfolio in the Brantford Ontario area despite the declining market. There will always be adversity and it's up to us to learn how to manage it. Tyler and Andrew discussed in this episode how they look at the current economy and what they see coming in the near future. Tyler is creating his deals rather than just finding them and in this episodes his broke down how. Disclaimer: This episode, as with every episode of this podcast, should NOT be considered as advise. Investment advise is NEVER given on this show. Always consult a competent investment advisor before making an investment decision. Jacob Campagnaro Realtor Team Contact form: http://www.andrew-hines.com/jacob GTA West REI Meetup: https://www.facebook.com/groups/gtawestrei Listen on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google, Stitcher and more @ https://linktr.ee/theandrewhines Connect with Tyler Brown on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/twbproperties/ or https://www.instagram.com/twb_group/ Connect with Andrew Hines on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theandrewhines facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandrewhines Andrew Hines Audio · E195 Creating Real Estate Cash Flow in a Declining Market with Tyler Brown Music Info, Artist: JPB, Song: High, NCS Release: Feb 1 2015, No Copyright Copyright Free

Today we're speaking with Roman Singh, who started his real estate investing journey while in university at just 19 years old. He digs deep into his experiences, the challenges of how to buy your first rental property, the sacrifices needed to grow and buy your first home. His outlook on real estate investing for beginners gives a perspective that resonates true with anyone looking to start out in the Ontario Real Estate Market. Real estate investing in Canada is a big challenge for everyone these days weather you are experienced or new, we are all seeing new challenges and problems to contend with. But Roman, as an experienced real estate investor is diversifying his approach by exploring a variety of different real estate business such as property management, house flipping and of course, the standard BRRRR method. Roman has said that property management allows him to be "boots on the ground" and remain deeply involved in the daily operations of real estate investing, as property management Ontario is generally challenging and not always straight forward. He has his property management company Walcott Properties operating primarily out of Brantford Ontario however, has since expanded to cover the surrounding areas such as Hamilton, Burlington, Oakville and more. That operation combined with House Flipping Ontario, provides what seems like more work than one can handle. So if you have questions for Roman and how he does it, make sure to reach out as he is very insightful and always happy to connect. If you want to know more real estate investing strategies or how real estate investing in Canada works for different people across the country, check out our other guests on the show sharing their experiences and know-how. Don't forget to like and subscribe to our channel!If you would like to reach reach out:Roman Singh

The statistics are shocking, and yet year after year, they only get worse. The opioid crisis has gripped Canada for the past five years. Since the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, opioid-poisoning fatalities have skyrocketed to an average of 20 deaths per day. But behind the person struggling with an addiction is often a family desperately trying to do whatever they can to get their loved one clean. As a firefighter in Brantford Ontario, Jeff Walsh has saved countless lives from opioid overdoses. But despite trying everything to get his son Brodie clean, the grips of addiction were too tight. Jeff shares his experience with Maggie. But not all stories end in overdose. Daniel Lazazzera shares his struggle with addiction and how he found a way out. If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, there are resources to help. Go to www.crossroads.ca/opioidcrisis to find more information.

Welcome to the latest addition to the MillionDollarPodcastTours line up for 2022. This lovely brand-new home situated on a pristine corner lot located on a cul-de-sac in one of the best neighborhoods in Brantford. This beautiful home is yet to be built by Empire, which offers 2,162 Sq. Ft of living space with 4 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. The Markdale Corner, Elevation A offers a modern look and a warm feel to your brand new home. The unfinished basement with a 3 pieces bath rough in is waiting for your imagination. Located in one of the most desirable locations of Brantford means you are minutes away from all amenities. Email me at paul.indrigo@century21.ca for more info. Principal buyers only. Ready to add your property to the Spring line up? Visit http://Join.MillionDollarPodcastTours.com to see if you qualify. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/torontorealestate/message

For our eighth episode of “Advancing justice,” we will examine the relationships between human rights, racism, and the criminal justice system from the perspective of Indigenous people. Joining Maytree president Elizabeth McIsaac for this discussion is Laura Arndt. Laura Arndt can speak to these issues from many perspectives. Laura is a Mohawk woman. She is a daughter, niece, and granddaughter of Indian Residential School survivors. Laura is the former Director of Strategic Development at the Office of the Ontario Provincial Advocate for Children and Youth and is currently completing her PhD in Cultural Studies at Queen’s University. Laura is the Chair of Indigenous Studies at Centennial College but has taken a secondment from that role to be the Chief Operating Officer of the Survivor’s Secretariat which is investigating the unmarked graves associated with the Mohawk Institute Indian Residential School near Brantford Ontario. You can find the transcript of the conversation at https://maytree.com/maytree-podcasts/advancing-justice-podcast/. You can read her contribution to the Advancing justice series, Indigenous Peoples and the Injustice of Justice,” at https://maytree.com/publications/indigenous-peoples/. For other contributions to the series and links to resources, visit the Maytree website at https://maytree.com/what-we-focus-on/advancing-justice/.

Daniel is one of the pastors of Living Water Reformed Church in Brantford Ontario. He spent a bit of time at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary before going to Westminster Seminary in California. We talked about his journey to the pastorate and the books he is reading at the moment. I have a lot of respect for Daniel and I really enjoyed our conversation. Find out more about LWRC and Daniel at https://www.livingwaterreformedchurch.com/leadership/ I am on Instagram @itsthevalk Cheers Fam.

Episode Notes Sarah Larbi is the host of today's episode with special guest Sarah Eder. Sarah Eder has been able to build her portfolio without using her own money in just over three years! She currently has 57 buildings under her belt. Sounds great, doesn't it! Watch this episode as Sarah goes into her story, explaining how she started from zero, how she finds her partners, and one of the properties that she was able to make a lot of money on a property in #Brantford Ontario!

This month, Jaydene - the newest Belonging Brant team member - hosts their first podcast episode! She sits down with Kirley, co-founder and owner of The Devil's Bench gaming hub, to discuss the "nerd-o-sphere" community, how gaming brings people together, and ways to get started on your imaginative journeys. Listen to the episode and get inspired to start making friends and playing games!

Objective: To provide hockey players ages 13-20 an opportunity to learn about how mental performance and mental health impacts performance, and how a psychologists, strength/conditioning coaches, athletic trainers, and nutritionists view the area of mental performance and how each area plays an important role in a players on and off ice success. The aim is to first open young players up to these fields and then introduce them to helpful tools they can use to master their mental game. Meet the presenters: Sports Psychologist – Charron Sumler Sumler, who played four years of collegiate basketball, arrives at Ohio State after spending the past two years at the University of Texas, where she coordinated services and resources for university students in crisis situations. She has 10 years of counseling, leadership and case management experience and has a bachelor's degree in psychology from St. Edwards University in Austin, Texas, and a master's in counseling from Texas State University. Strength and Conditioning Coach - Austin White, CSCS, USAW. Austin White serves as the director of performance for Method Ice Hockey. He is responsible to physically prepare his athletes for the demands of their game and position including increasing their strength, power, speed, change of direction ability, and the energy demands needed to sustain high output through all 3 periods or 4 quarters. After graduating from Kutztown University in 2016, he interned at the University of Maryland for football in 2017 which then led him to become the program director for High Performance Athletic Training Center in 2018. His role with HPATC allowed him to have a seamless transition to the Director of Performance for Method Hockey in 2020. Austin is certified through the National Strength and Conditioning Association (CSCS), United States Olympic Weightlifting (USAW Level 1), and Functional Movement Screening (FMS). Physiotherapist – Matt Arnott Matt has been practicing physiotherapy for over 20 years in the field of orthopedics. He is co-owner and operator of Avenue Physiotherapy in Brantford Ontario. He has worked extensively with prep school athletes in both basketball and hockey. Nutritionist – Alex Winnicki 30 y/o from Winston Salem NC. Studied Nutrition at Appalachian State and I'm currently in my last month of Graduate school in Texas to become a Registered Dietitian. I played hockey from 5-20 y/o as a goalie, spent two years a a professional road cyclist, and will be working as a Sports Dietitian at Northwestern University in July through a Gatorade / CPSDA Fellowship

Born and raised in Brantford Ontario, but filled with east coast blood and vibes comes this week's guest; Cory Mercer! Recently moved to Pictou County in January 2021 and is looking to play shows wherever he can and find other artists that he could play with.  After getting to know him and hear his music, there is no doubt that he will get along around here just fine. We had a great time hanging out with him and we made a new friend.  His music sings songs of love, life and hope.  Subscribe, Follow and Download now to check out the live stream portion as well as the in-depth conversation between Jeph, Mike and Cory and find out all things Mercer!https://www.facebook.com/thecorymercerreport/https://corymercermusic.bandcamp.com/https://www.instagram.com/corymercermusic/?hl=enhttps://music.apple.com/ca/artist/cory-mercer/1451690780https://music.youtube.com/channel/UCR0-z0wCraxrPV2-12HYQZgSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/jamsessions)

Ken Paradis is an Associate Professor at Wilfred Laurier University in Brantford Ontario. Before coming to Laurier, Ken spent time working at Palcky University in Olomouc, Czechoslovakia, as well as at McMaster, SUNY Buffalo, and Dalhousie. While teaching at Laurier Brantford Ken has taught or administered in several programs including English, Contemporary Studies, and Cultural Analysis and Social Theory (CAST). Ken has a particularly interesting perspective to me regarding the Christian faith as he's taken a bit of a deep dive into understanding Christian pop culture. A big part of his study of Christianity focuses on the history of Evangelical Christianity, especially as it relates to and expresses North American working-class cultural identity. Ken is a fantastic speaker and listener and has a ton of interesting things to say. If you're studying at Laurier and have any elective credits next semester, maybe join me in taking his class on Moby Dick. (Even if you're not a Laurier student, you can always sign up to "audit" the class like me and still enjoy the class).

Ken Paradis is an Associate Professor at Wilfred Laurier University in Brantford Ontario. Before coming to Laurier, Ken spent time working at Palcky University in Olomouc, Czechoslovakia, as well as at McMaster, SUNY Buffalo, and Dalhousie. While teaching at Laurier Brantford Ken has taught or administered in several programs including English, Contemporary Studies, and Cultural Analysis and Social Theory (CAST). Ken has a particularly interesting perspective to me regarding the Christian faith as he's taken a bit of a deep dive into understanding Christian pop culture. A big part of his study of Christianity focuses on the history of Evangelical Christianity, especially as it relates to and expresses North American working-class cultural identity. Ken is a fantastic speaker and listener and has a ton of interesting things to say. If you're studying at Laurier and have any elective credits next semester, maybe join me in taking his class on Moby Dick. (Even if you're not a Laurier student, you can always sign up to "audit" the class like me and still enjoy the class).

The arts have always functioned as a means of resistance, a way of pushing back against established authority or traditions, challenging us to think and act in new ways. Janet Marie Rogers is a Mohawk poet currently living at the Six Nations Reserve outside Brantford Ontario. She is a writer and artist, the author of poetry including her most recent work, Ego of a Nation. Janet is currently the writer in residence at McMaster University. Transcription will be available ASAP. Check http://daanis.ca/blog/ for updates

In this episode of the Over the Boards Podcast, Matt Duke, Jay Ashdown, and Vinnie Christiano are back in the midst of several huge trades, and the guys will take a look at some of the winners and losers of this year's (almost) deadline deals. They also try and come up with a plan to fix the Sabres, while making some predictions for other players that could get moved before the deadline next week. Also, if you know any NHL players from Brantford, Ontario, Vinnie thinks Duke should know them too. Make sure to follow us on twitter @RealGriffCast for more news and updates on all our podcasts! Music: Dreams, Say Goodnight - Joakim Karud

Founder of Blackout Fest, Jamie Mittendorf, talks about the origins of the festival and the metal/punk community. Jamie started Blackout when he was just 15, and for this episode he runs over the highlights of the past 13 years, as well as what it's like to organise an event like this in the Brantford (Ontario, Canada) punk/metal scene.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=21685169)

Nick Woods is the lead singer and member of Direct Hit and is based out of Milwaukee WI. Direct Hit have been a band since 2007 and have released albums on Fat Wreck Chords as well as Red Scare Industries. Nick and Direct hit will be headlining Blackout Fest on October 18/19 in Brantford Ontario. They are also on Tour and will be in Toronto on September 16 at the Hardluck Bar. Balancing punk rock, a job, a house and a kid is the topic of today. Great to have Nick on the show! Enjoy Band Camp: https://directhit.bandcamp.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/directhitband/Twitter: https://twitter.com/DirectHit_sucks Shop with amazon.ca, amazon.com and amazon.co.uk  Bookmark the link and support the show!!Pledge monthly with Patreon https://www.patreon.com/apologueShop Apologue products at http://apologue.ca/shop/

Jamie Mittendorf is the founder of Ontario's longest running and largest punk rock festival Blackout Fest. Blackout Fest was started 13 years ago and it started small in the town of Brantford Ontario. the festival is now running over two days on October 18 & 19. Jamie, like allot of DIY promotors started booking bands in his town at a very young age of 14. He has booked hundreds of shows his whole life and Blackout was a natural progression. The festival started out as being mostly metal. It's new focus lately is on power pop and punk rock. A great guest with a a great festival Get your tickets now at www.blackoutfest.net Shop with amazon.ca, amazon.com and amazon.co.uk  Bookmark the link and support the show!!Pledge monthly with Patreon https://www.patreon.com/apologueShop Apologue products at http://apologue.ca/shop/

Opening: Forked podcast welcomes Matt Socholotiuk. He is a truly inspiring man. He’s 30 years old from Brantford Ontario. He moved to Montreal Quebec in 2013 with the intention of starting his fighting career in mixed martial arts. He is presently a personal trainer and boxing coach. He intends to open his own gym in the near future. 00:02:00 I jump right into the question of how Matt is able to reinvent himself so quickly and over come major career obstacles. He’s a guy that just doesn’t stay down. His response is that he feels that having people who support you is a critical element. We also need to be ready to adapt and be flexible to the challenges that we encounter. Allow yourself to evolve and be flexible. 00:03:00 Matt shares his pre Montreal journey with us. His first major life challenge began when he was playing football for the university of Waterloo when he was 21 years old. He was tested positive for steroids and human growth hormone. He was the first Canadian football player to be tested positive for human growth hormone. Following his suspension, was when he came to Montreal. He previously boxed and wrestled in the summer months so his departure from Waterloo was to try his hand at MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) in Montreal. 00:05:00 He shares the background story that led up to his decision to take steroids and growth hormone for enhanced performance. 00:10:00 Matt helps us to understand what motivates him to duplicate success in multiple areas of performance. After his suspension from football, he rose to a high level ranking in the arena of MMA (mixed martial arts). 00:11:00 we inevitably touch on the topic of his tattoos and he tells us what they mean to him. His tattoos are very reflective of his moods. 00:12:30 Crisis is not solved by just reading a quote. It can take us to dark places that can be very difficult to emerge from. 00:13:00 The crisis of lost identity when we depart from something that was very meaningful to us. He is a firm believer that we have to live through the emotional upheaval and experience it. We should never suppress our emotions. 00:15:30 How does Matt stay away from negative thinking? Hard work and being busy is a major key to keeping his mind in a positive place. 00:20:00 we discuss how Matt’s outward image is not an obstacle to his networking. He is able to connect to people rapidly and get past their first visual impression. 00:22:00 how do we move beyond the story of our past and allow a new paradigm to emerge? 00:23:30 we discuss the interview he had when he was suspended from Waterloo. The interview was highly judgemental yet Matt composed himself and maintained composure despite his anger. 00:27:00 we discuss the importance of building a solid reputation. Rebuilding a damaged reputation can be a painful path. Matt discusses how it is critical to owing the mess ups we make and also have people around us who support us. 00:32:30 what ways can we develop ourselves outside of the trendy and more popular norms? 00:33:30 we talk about spirituality and if Matt practices a spiritual life. 00:36:00 final departing words. Matt’s future ambitions and what’s coming up in the next 5 years. He looks forward to opening his own boxing gym and training studio. 00:38:30 final advice to people who are feeling trapped and not knowing where to start. You can connect with Matt on Instagram. @ boxing_trainer_mtl

On our 90th episode we welcome back Editor in Chief of The Gorilla Position and co-Host of Going Home, Ryan K Boman back to podcast this week.  We start off talking about Big Joe's relocation down to Southern Ontario.  Then we briefly talk about the recent MCW show in Brantford Ontario, which included Big Joe getting to meet most notably Alicia Atout and Colt Cabana.  Then we try to figure out why Raw continues to tank in the television ratings.  Next, was Ambrose's recent promo revolving around Roman's current health situation just another heel jab or was it bad timing and in bad taste.  Ronda vs Nia Jax.  Greatness or debacle?  Then we address the All Elite Wrestling rumors and whether something even bigger than just another promotion could be in the works.  Finally for our Showstopper Segment this week, we have a doozy for you all.  Talent skipping or no showing event or shows.  With the recent situation that happened with Brutus The Barber and CWE this is a very relevant and important topic to cover so make sure you tune in right until the end because you wont wanna miss this "beefy goodness".  Like, share, and enjoy. We are a proud part of The Roar Network that includes ourselves, the Hitting The Marks Pro Wrestling Podcast, The Average Marks, The Signature Spot, The Tapped Out Wrestling Podcast.  Also Going Home and The Rhythm of The Ring, brought to you by the faces that run the place, Ryan Boman and Michael Melchor.  If you like Pro Wrestling Illustrated style wrestling editorial and so much more, be sure to check out our friends and other broadcasting partners at https://thegorillaposition.com/  Check out our Sponsor:Want to be part of the Hottest Wrestling Brand Around? Visit our Friends at COLLARxELBOW - Personal Link for J&K Podcast - http://lddy.no/r1k  While there make sure to use Promo Code : JKPODCAST at the check out for a sweet 10% off your purchase!  Also check out our friends at CWE Canada's Wrestling Elite  at http://cwecanada.net/  How to support Turnbuckle Talk:Anytime - http://paypal.me/jkpodcast in case you feel inclined to support!   Connect with us on our Social Media Platforms: Twitter : tbtalkpod Facebook : tbtalkpod Instagram : tbtalkpod

In this episode of Where Should I Invest the Podcast, we interview Ken Bekendam from my favourite investment city of Brantford Ontario. Ken Bekendam is a full-time Real Estate Investor and expert in basement conversions. Listen and learn... Read More

In this episode of Where Should I Invest the Podcast, we interview Ken Bekendam from my favourite investment city of Brantford Ontario. Ken Bekendam is a full-time Real Estate Investor and expert in basement conversions. Listen and learn about. . . – How to successfully complete a basement conversion – What to look for and … Continue reading Episode 23- What to Look for & What to Avoid With Basement Conversions →

We are BAAACKKK!  And we survived FOUR days and three nights in Las Vegas!!! LOL   I have a group of real estate buddies I hang out with for several reasons, we all like to have fun, we have flexible work schedules to meet during the week so we can reserve weekends for work and family, and most importantly we love to talk business and real estate.  Business and pleasure wrapped into one, dropped in the middle of the Las Vegas strip for some masterminding and fun.   The masterminding could have been better as it took much of a back seat to the fun HAHAHA.  The initial plan was to block off six hours allotting 30 mins for each member to share their 2017 accomplishments and 2018 goals.  Unfortunately, like the vodka we were drinking, those 30 minutes were distilled down to 5-6 minutes each. That was all the time we had to spare.  Those who presented first enjoyed a how you say, more sober audience...   We hit a club, gambled, ate many great $15 steaks, saw O: the Cirque de Soleil show, shot some automatic machine guns, raced some exotic cars, mine was a Lamborghini Huracan, zip lined  the length of Freemont St., rode ATV's in the Nevada desert, dined at the Heart Attack Grill, we fought zombies in a live urban warfare simulation, enjoyed a libation or twenty, etc… what we didn't do was sleep much so I personally slept about 25 of the next 48 hours when we got home.   It all started with Westjet announcing direct flights to Las Vegas from Hamilton Airport and our return flight was only $300!!!  We then price shopped everything and Groupon'd almost of the activities.   The real estate investor in me enjoyed touring through the hotels thinking how grateful I was other gamblers were paying for me to enjoy the beautiful casinos as my gambling losings only totalled $15.  I don't gamble. I mean it's fun but I'm more interested in earning returns like investing in real estate.   The trip was simply epic.  We shared a ton of laughs and a very, very memorable trip. I can't recommend Hamilton Airport enough and I thought our hotel New York, New York was great for our frugal purposes.   On to this week's podcast!   The Millennial Retirement Plan: Seven Houses at Age 33 w Sarah Larbi   Welcome ladies and gentlemen investors across Canada, the greatest country in the world.  My name is Erwin Szeto, aka Mr. Hamilton bringing you the Truth About Real Estate Investing show for Canadians where it is my job to bring you the tactics, education and lessons of real estate multi-millionaires. What makes these people successful? These world class entrepreneurs don't have superpowers so let's find out together how they are killing it so we too may reproduce their results to create financial freedom for ourselves and those closest to us. So lets get to it!   Sarah Larbi, is technically a millennial but is a contradiction to the stereotypes as she's always working at her job, portfolio or self development AND she doesn't have any social media accounts.  She's a long term buy and hold investor whom focuses on cash flowing properties and buying under market value whenever possible. She has done this by being a market expert in one specific area; Brantford Ontario, and building a solid team of qualified professionals around her. Sarah is also the co-founder of the SO REIT Club which holds monthly networking and real estate education meetings for investors. Sarah was also featured on the cover of the Toronto Star in June 2017 for being a young millennial building a portfolio of properties through hard work, dedication and commitment without the help of parents or relatives.   Show notes: SOREITClub https://www.facebook.com/SoReitClub/ REIN's ACRE (Erwin's $300 discount code ERWINSGUEST): http://info.reincanada.com/toronto-acre-2018 Brantford Paralegal Wenda Allicock: http://www.wendaallicock.com/ Sarah's website: https://sarahlarbi.com/ and email Sarah@sarahlarbi.com  

Gary Stefan Interview How many hockey players can say that they know Wayne Gretzky? Not only that but that they played together in the same hockey team, the Brantford Nadrofsky Steelers. They also shared a “back yard ice rink” at home in Brantford Ontario. After finishing college in 1980 Gary came to the UK to... The post Gary Stefan Podcast Interview – Episode S1E08 appeared first on Old Time Hockey UK.