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Imagine being imprisoned at just 17 years old in a Sri Lanka prison camp and then miraculously finding your way to Canada, where you'd go on to become a successful executive. That's the incredible story of Roy Ratnavel, author of Prisoner Number 1056, who joins Aaron in this deeply inspiring conversation. Aaron Pete and Roy Ratnavel explore the importance of hard work, resilience, and staying true to one's values, as Roy shares his remarkable journey that highlights the power of hope and humanity even in the darkest situations.Together, Roy and Aaron discuss the challenges of populism, the strife and war that erupted in Sri Lanka, and the key message that people must see each other as humans and focus on our shared bonds. Roy reflects on his experiences in Canada, the kindness of strangers that touched his heart, and the importance of work-life balance, differentiating oneself in a competitive environment, and continuously striving for improvement. His story serves as a potent reminder of the potential for growth and success in the face of adversity.As the two wrap up our conversation, Roy shares his lessons in gratitude, balance, and recognizing the opportunities afforded to us in a free country. The endorsement of his book by Prime Minister Brian Mulrooney brings Roy's journey full circle, further solidifying the impact of his experiences on his outlook on life and the world around him.Send us a textSupport the shownuancedmedia.ca

Imagine being pushed to your absolute physical and mental limits, only to discover you're capable of so much more than you ever thought possible. That's precisely the challenge our guest, personal trainer, nutrition coach, and mindset mentor JP Siou, is preparing to face in the upcoming Spartan Death Race!Listen as JP shares his inspiring story of transitioning from culinary arts to computer science and ultimately finding his true passion in the world of fitness. We explore his transformation from "super lazy" to a dedicated fitness professional and the importance of building trust and creating a safe space for clients to reach their full potential. Discover the incredible power of physical training in building resilience and how people often surprise themselves with their inner strength.Dive into the world of endurance racing as JP discusses his preparation for the upcoming Death Race, using David Goggins' philosophy to "callous his mind" and keep pushing forward. Learn how his experience is inspiring others to challenge themselves, overcome adversity, and unlock their inner greatness!Send us a textSupport the shownuancedmedia.ca

Join us for an eye-opening conversation with Bruce McIver, author of "Stand Off: Why Reconciliation Fails Indigenous People and How to Fix It," as we explore the question of whether land acknowledgments silence Indigenous voices. Delving into the power of humor in challenging the status quo, we discuss meaningful advocacy for Indigenous communities and the delicate balance of supporting well-intentioned allies. Highlighting the tendency to overlook real-world issues faced by Indigenous people, we unmask the ongoing effects of colonization and emphasize accountability for institutions and individuals.In addition, Aaron Pete and Bruce McIvor examine the harm caused by "pretendians" and the role of status cards in perpetuating discrimination against Indigenous people. Navigating the complex matter of former judge Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond's actions and their impact on Indigenous communities, we invite you to tune in for an honest, informative, and thought-provoking discussion on the road to true reconciliation.Dr. Bruce McIvor is a renowned lawyer, historian, and author specializing in Aboriginal law and advocating for Indigenous rights. He is also an Adjunct Professor at the University of British Columbia and actively involved in organizations such as the Manitoba Métis Federation and Amnesty International Canada.Buy his book: https://brucemcivor.com/Send us a textSupport the shownuancedmedia.ca

Can you handle the heat? Join Tim Srigley and Aaron Pete as they pay homage to Sean Evans and his legendary Hot Ones interviews. Brace yourselves for a fiery adventure as they sample progressively spicier wings, making our way up to the scorching 2.5 Million Scoville Last Dab: Apollo Hot Ones Hot Sauce! Listen in as they battle the heat, channeling the spirit of Sean Evans, all while asking each other questions and maintaining our cool. Will they conquer the challenge, or will the spice emerge victorious?But wait, there's more! On top of our spicy wing showdown, Tim shares exciting updates from his leather workshop, discussing recent collaborations with sponsors and his experiences with laser cutting. The two reminisce about our past encounters with Hot Ones and analyze its effect on the show's guests. Tune in to this sizzling episode and find out for yourself!Watch the full interview on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/Wq4OLIkxmwASend us a textSupport the shownuancedmedia.ca

Join Aaron Pete in an exclusive interview with rapper Vin Jay as they dive into his latest project, the 'Karma' EP, and discuss the meaning behind the songs. They also touch on Vin Jay's collaboration with Enkay 47 on the powerful track 'Coward' while exploring topics of personal development, courage, and artistic growth.Vin Jay is a renowned American independent rapper and songwriter, widely recognized for his viral hit "Mumble Rapper vs. Lyricist" with over 20 million views on YouTube. With over 700K monthly listeners on Spotify and 350K YouTube subscribers, Vin Jay continues to captivate audiences with his music, focused on motivation, family, and living a meaningful life. From his album "Prophecy" addressing mental health and addiction to the collaborative project "High Frequency" with Bingx, and the introspective album "The Human Experience," Vin Jay's artistry never ceases to inspire. Discover his incredible singles on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Music today.Chapters:0:00 Introduction to Vin Jay1:40 Karma EP3:45 Brain Dead by Vin Jay9:50 Break Down by Vin Jay18:27 Being Vulnerable in Music24:01 These Days by Vin Jay29:31 Killer Vin Jay feat. Krizz Kaliko35:43 Vin Jay Going on Tour??40:51 What's Doubt by Vin Jay46:01 Coward Enkay47 x Vin Jay52:44 Tim's TakeSend us a textSupport the shownuancedmedia.ca

Join host Aaron Pete in an exhilarating conversation with Aiemann Zahabi, the Canadian UFC fighter, as they delve into his highly anticipated upcoming fight in Vancouver, BC for the UFC 289 PPV card. Aiemann reveals valuable insights on what viewers can glean from MMA fighters and the profound lessons they can teach us. Discover Aiemann's perspective on the crucial role of physical, mental, and spiritual health in leading a meaningful life and uncover how Aiemann copes with nerves and manages the pressure leading up to such a high-stakes event.Aiemann Zahabi is a bantamweight division of the UFC and the younger brother of renowned Tristar Gym head trainer Firas Zahabi.Chapters:0:00 Introduction1:24 How MMA Impacts Confidence9:29 Weight Classes & Size14:27 Physical Fitness19:24 Mental Health & Wellness30:03 Spiritual Wellbeing34:17 UFC 289 in Vancouver Canada44:15 Tim's TakeSend us a textSupport the shownuancedmedia.ca

Aaron and Camden Hutchison discuss the fundamental concept of freedom of expression and its origins, as well as the ideas of influential thinkers such as John Locke and Sir John Stuart Mills. They explore why freedom of expression is essential and the various approaches democracies take to protect it. Additionally, the conversation turns to the controversial Canadian Bills C-11 and C-18, also known as the Online Streaming Act and Online News Act, respectively. Aaron and Camden present compelling counterarguments in favor of these bills while highlighting their potential risks and dangers. Camden Hutchison is an Associate Professor at the Peter A. Allard School of Law, where his research and teaching focus on corporate transactions, comparative corporate governance, and the historical development of corporate law. He has also published on corporate taxation and competition law. His current research focuses on the relationship between legal policy and entrepreneurship.Send us a textSupport the shownuancedmedia.ca

Join Aaron Pete as he sits down with Elder Eddie Gardner, also known as "T’it’elem Spath," to explore Indigenous culture, tradition, and the Halq'eméylem language. As a respected Indigenous Elder from the Skwah First Nation and an elder-in-residence with the University of the Fraser Valley, Mr. Gardner shares his knowledge and teachings with students and faculty. In this episode, he highlights the beauty of the Halq'eméylem language by breaking down a few words for the listeners, while also discussing opportunities for reconciliation with Indigenous people. As a knowledge keeper and protector of his Indigenous language, Mr. Gardner works with other Indigenous leaders to revitalize the language and ensure its practice. In addition to his advocacy work, he is committed to preserving and continuing the practice of Sweat Lodge ceremonies in the Fraser Valley. Tune in to learn from Mr. Gardner's insights on Indigenous culture and his tireless efforts to promote reconciliation and healing.Chapters:0:00 What Does it Mean to Be an Elder?9:33 Indigenous Culture & Science13:55 Indigenous Creation Story25:26 Lessons for Young People30:45 Connection to the Ancestors42:59 Indigenous Language54:58 Teachings from the LandSend us a textSupport the shownuancedmedia.ca

Aaron and Kylie Bartel dive into the importance of self-care. They discuss what self-care is, how to create a self-care plan, and the value it can bring to your life. The two also tackle the tough topics of family conflict and political conflict and share tips on how to find peace in these challenging situations. Kylie is a counselling therapist and rider mindset coach with a passion for horseback riding and the great outdoors. She specializes in helping horseback riders overcome challenges such as pressure, stress, performance anxiety, and relational communication, empowering them to connect more deeply with their horses and achieve their goals. Chapters:0:00 Self-Care & Coping Mechanisms7:00 Unhealthy Coping Mechanisms10:28 Epidemic of Loneliness13:28 Responsibility17:37 Finding Purpose34:24 Treat Yourself Like Someone Worth Caring For40:56 Tradition48:39 How to Approach Family Conflict 54:18 How To Approach Political ConflictSend us a textSupport the shownuancedmedia.ca

Aaron and Kris Sims delve into the topic of taxation, exploring its effects, advantages, and obstacles. During their conversation, they delve into municipal, provincial, and federal taxes. Kris, who is affiliated with the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, sheds light on certain taxes that adversely affect impoverished individuals, farmers, and entrepreneurs. Specifically, she highlights the Carbon Tax, Provincial Sales Tax, and Government Sales Tax (GST) and their ramifications.Kris Sims, a small-town British Columbia native, has been working and paying taxes since age 12, taking on jobs in horse stables, fast food joints, and gas stations. After attending BCIT's journalism school, she worked in radio on Vancouver Island and as a legislative assistant on Parliament Hill in Ottawa. She then joined News Talk Radio 580 CFRA as a producer, reporter, and anchor, ultimately becoming a journalist for the CTV Parliamentary Bureau. Sims was a founding reporter for Sun News Network, covering issues of personal liberty, big government, and the rights of small town and rural Canadians until the network shut down. She later served as a director of communications on Parliament Hill and as a senior producer for Evan Solomon at CFRA Radio. Sims is passionate about advocating for taxpayers' rights and has deep family roots in Alberta's rodeo country. When not busy with her work, she enjoys reading Ayn Rand with her husband and two children on a riverbank.Chapters:0:00 Introduction3:09 Philosophy of Taxes6:39 Origin of Taxes11:14 Kris's Passion for Taxes19:44 Municipal, Provincial & Federal Taxes30:08 Political Parties & Taxes37:07 Why Balance the Budgets?44:06 Tax the Rich?48:45 Canadian Taxpayers Federation54:28 Standing Up For Taxpayer Rights59:23 Tim's TakeSend us a textSupport the shownuancedmedia.ca