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204. Bit of a different show this week. No news as such but Mike gets into something that is in the news. Andy has Lara Jensen and Lee Kernaghan for a chat about something that is near and dear to both their hearts, inaction on railway level crossing safety. A bit about Lee's upcoming tour as well. Bob has something to talk about and we have a bit from the ABC to tack on to what Bob has to say. Finally Lee's song that is bigger than big "Backroad Nation" to take us out for this week. this is the link to the ABC story Bob is referencing in STTA. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-08-14/car-licence-cheating-log-book-hours/104185892?utm_campaign=abc_news_web&utm_content=link&utm_medium=content_shared&utm_source=abc_news_web

This week Elton suffers Poo-a-geddon and finally catches up with something called Avengers: Endgame. Jim's power company woes continue but Diablo cheers him a bit. While Darren watches Jurassic Park and has a Pot Dog (?) and also catches up with Thor graphic novel that may inspire Love and Thunder. Finally Lee, hasn't much to say other than about Invincible and The Mitchells Vs The Machines on Netflix.  Then after some brief feedback its on to this weeks film and I think its going to be a long long time for the review of Rocketman

This pod the boys are joined by Ian's longtime friend Lee Reaney, a Canadian expat and journalist based in Lviv, Ukraine. Ian and Lee regale about Ian's diaspora trip to the country in 2017 and touch on how heritage language learning can unlock one's personal history. After, Lee explains the unique coexistence of Ukrainian and Russian in Ukraine and how the former is being promoted since the Euromaidan Revolution. Finally Lee discusses the blended language Surjik and his latest articles on discovering Ukraine through film. Read Lee at Lviv Today, What's on-Kyiv and en.hromadske.ua

Todays guest is Saskatoon Inspector Lee Schamehorn with All In One Inspections. Lee has decades in the construction industry and is well known for his fair and honest approach to home inspections.https://allinoneinspectionadvantage.com/about.htmlOn the fifth episode of Open House - Saskatoon business podcast our guest Lee Schamehorn explains why its important to be fair and unbiased when going through a inspection report.Lee walks us through all the typical things a home inspector might look for from start to finish, inside and out.Lastly Lee tells us one of his home inspection horror stories and how it could have saved a single mother a bunch of stress and heart ache.The second half of the interview we dive deeper into what Lee thinks makes a good business leader. We also discuss entrepreneurship, strengths and weaknesses and Lee gives us a classic piece of advice for 2020 and beyond.We discuss what Lee thinks is the definition of a successful business and what a business. It's the hard truth ever business owner needs to hear.Lee explains the idea of always looking for growth opportunities and not delaying when you've identified one.He addresses his own weaknesses as a business leader and gives us some insight on how to avoid the mistakes he's made. Lee outlines his strengths and how important it is to continue to grow your business.Finally Lee leaves us with a very common but practical piece of advice. Something he's learning on the go. Lee Schamehorn - All In One Inspections1-306-280-0010 | service@allinoneinspection.cahttps://allinoneinspectionadvantage.com/about.htmlSaskatoon, Saskatchewan is an amazing city with an epic business culture and i'm glad you are here. Please Leave us a 5 star rating and consider subscribing for more great business insights and all the great things happening in and around Saskatoon.Please head over to our website onlineopenhouse.ca and visit the podcast page.If you want to see any of the Saskatoon business podcast guests in person please head over to the Youtube channel and navigate to the podcast playlist. https://www.youtube.com/scottzieglersaskatoonrealestateOur host Scott Ziegler with Remax Saskatoon has nearly 15 years of experience as a Saskatoon Real Estate agent. He's successfully ran his real estate business while also being a successful real estate investor investing in cash flowing rental properties. If you have any questions about the Saskatoon real estate market, business mentorship or real estate investing please contact Scott as he's always happy to help!

This week on the Poor Sports Podcast! Jake and Jeremy start the show off discussing their Thumbs Up and Thumbs Down of the week, ranging from the NHL blockbuster trade sending Taylor Hall to the desert, and the Buffalo Bills being playoff bound! Next, there’s a little bit of everything in the two minute drill, such as Jamies Winston’s weird season, and the 15 year anniversary of the Vince Carter trade. Finally Lee keeps his Ironman streak alive as he shows up late to discuss Toronto sports villains. As always there are betting tips and y’all littered throughout this final episode of 2019!

The Amateur Traveler talks to Lee from Atlanta about side trips that you can take when you travel to Shanghai this year for Expo 2010. Lee is currently living in China and talks about 3 different weekend trips to destinations that are located near Shanghai. Lee starts us the in history-rich city of Nanjing the site of “China’s Holocaust” in WW 2. Nanjing has been the capital for 6 different Chinese governments and still retains its ancient walls in addition to modern shopping and the tomb of Sun Yat-sen. It was also the location of the world’s worst civil war, the Taiping Rebellion. After Nanjing we explore the many gardens and the canals of Suzhou. Finally Lee takes us to Hangzhou with its beautiful West Lake which the Chinese compare to heaven.NewsSpirit Air to experiment with carry-on bag feesAirlines losing 3000 bags – every hour of every dayWomen try to smuggle dead relative onto flightPaying to use the plane potty?Ky. Judge Rules in Favor of Online Travel SitesShow NotesExpo 2010 Shanghai ChinaTravel to Shanghai, China – Episode 26NanjingNanjing, ChinaNanking MassacreJohn Rabe – a German businessman and Nazi party member who is best known for his efforts to stop the atrocities of the Japanese army during the Nanking OccupationSun Yat-sen – “Father of the Chinese Nation”Ming DynastyCheongsam or Qipao – traditional Chinese dressTaiping Rebellion – largest civil war in history started by Hong Xiuquan who declared himself the brother of Jesus.RestaurantsSkyway Bakery and DeliLes 5 SensTairyo TeppanyakiSuzhouGardens – Master of the Nets, Lion’s Forest, Humble AdministratorMingtown Suzhou International Youth HostelHangzhouTea MuseumA History of Chinese in CaliforniaBraised Pork Belly – Hangzhou Dongpo PorkSweet and Sour Pork RecipeWushanyi International Youth HostelShanghaiCaptain Youth Hostelelong.com, ctrip.com – for accompodationsCommunityEgypt Photo TourAmateur Traveler NewsletterDoes Amateur Traveler work for you at work?

The Amateur Traveler talks to Lee from Atlanta about side trips that you can take when you travel to Shanghai this year for Expo 2010. Lee is currently living in China and talks about 3 different weekend trips to destinations that are located near Shanghai. Lee starts us the in history-rich city of Nanjing the site of “China’s Holocaust” in WW 2. Nanjing has been the capital for 6 different Chinese governments and still retains its ancient walls in addition to modern shopping and the tomb of Sun Yat-sen. It was also the location of the world’s worst civil war, the Taiping Rebellion. After Nanjing we explore the many gardens and the canals of Suzhou. Finally Lee takes us to Hangzhou with its beautiful West Lake which the Chinese compare to heaven.NewsSpirit Air to experiment with carry-on bag feesAirlines losing 3000 bags – every hour of every dayWomen try to smuggle dead relative onto flightPaying to use the plane potty?Ky. Judge Rules in Favor of Online Travel SitesShow NotesExpo 2010 Shanghai ChinaTravel to Shanghai, China – Episode 26NanjingNanjing, ChinaNanking MassacreJohn Rabe – a German businessman and Nazi party member who is best known for his efforts to stop the atrocities of the Japanese army during the Nanking OccupationSun Yat-sen – “Father of the Chinese Nation”Ming DynastyCheongsam or Qipao – traditional Chinese dressTaiping Rebellion – largest civil war in history started by Hong Xiuquan who declared himself the brother of Jesus.RestaurantsSkyway Bakery and DeliLes 5 SensTairyo TeppanyakiSuzhouGardens – Master of the Nets, Lion’s Forest, Humble AdministratorMingtown Suzhou International Youth HostelHangzhouTea MuseumA History of Chinese in CaliforniaBraised Pork Belly – Hangzhou Dongpo PorkSweet and Sour Pork RecipeWushanyi International Youth HostelShanghaiCaptain Youth Hostelelong.com, ctrip.com – for accompodationsCommunityEgypt Photo TourAmateur Traveler NewsletterDoes Amateur Traveler work for you at work?

The Amateur Traveler talks to Lee from Atlanta about side trips that you can take when you travel to Shanghai this year for Expo 2010. Lee is currently living in China and talks about 3 different weekend trips to destinations that are located near Shanghai. Lee starts us the in history-rich city of Nanjing the site of “China’s Holocaust” in WW 2. Nanjing has been the capital for 6 different Chinese governments and still retains its ancient walls in addition to modern shopping and the tomb of Sun Yat-sen. It was also the location of the world’s worst civil war, the Taiping Rebellion. After Nanjing we explore the many gardens and the canals of Suzhou. Finally Lee takes us to Hangzhou with its beautiful West Lake which the Chinese compare to heaven.NewsSpirit Air to experiment with carry-on bag feesAirlines losing 3000 bags – every hour of every dayWomen try to smuggle dead relative onto flightPaying to use the plane potty?Ky. Judge Rules in Favor of Online Travel SitesShow NotesExpo 2010 Shanghai ChinaTravel to Shanghai, China – Episode 26NanjingNanjing, ChinaNanking MassacreJohn Rabe – a German businessman and Nazi party member who is best known for his efforts to stop the atrocities of the Japanese army during the Nanking OccupationSun Yat-sen – “Father of the Chinese Nation”Ming DynastyCheongsam or Qipao – traditional Chinese dressTaiping Rebellion – largest civil war in history started by Hong Xiuquan who declared himself the brother of Jesus.RestaurantsSkyway Bakery and DeliLes 5 SensTairyo TeppanyakiSuzhouGardens – Master of the Nets, Lion’s Forest, Humble AdministratorMingtown Suzhou International Youth HostelHangzhouTea MuseumA History of Chinese in CaliforniaBraised Pork Belly – Hangzhou Dongpo PorkSweet and Sour Pork RecipeWushanyi International Youth HostelShanghaiCaptain Youth Hostelelong.com, ctrip.com – for accompodationsCommunityEgypt Photo TourAmateur Traveler NewsletterDoes Amateur Traveler work for you at work?