If you or someone you love has just received a Multiple Sclerosis (MS) diagnosis, this episode is for you. Join for the trailer of My Solo MS Journey, a 9-part limited series that maps out 17 years of living with Relapsing Remitting MS (RRMS). From the "Ancient History" of daily shots in 2009 to the modern era of high-efficacy pulsed therapies like Mavenclad in 2026, this series is designed to show you that a diagnosis is not a stop...
Hockey development expert Topher Scott dives deep into the importance of resilience for young athletes. In a world where youth sports are becoming more intense and competitive, he explains why learning how to handle setbacks, pressure, and failure may be the most important skill athletes can develop. This episode explores how adversity shapes stronger competitors and stronger people.BioTopher’s passion is in bringing people together and making...
Art doesn’t have to take a backseat when life gets busy; in fact, it might just be the secret ingredient to making our responsibilities more bearable! This episode dives into the juicy idea that art and responsibility can totally coexist without you feeling like you’re sacrificing your sanity. We’re chatting about how creativity doesn’t have a designated time limit, and yes, you can still be an artist while juggling a career, family, and...
Everyone Has Their Own PathIn this episode of Sharpening Your Edge, Craig Desjarlais breaks down one of the most misunderstood truths in youth hockey development: there is no single roadmap to success. From growing up in Windsor, Ontario, to playing Division I hockey and professionally, Craig shares why late bloomers, Tier II players, and overlooked athletes can still thrive. This conversation is essential listening for parents, coaches, and...
Let's dive right into it! Today, we're unraveling the myth of what a "real artist" looks like. Spoiler alert: they don’t exist! We chat about how that pesky image keeps so many of us from picking up a paintbrush or writing that next big hit. It’s all about recognizing that the artist stereotype is more smoke and mirrors than reality, and that it’s okay to not fit that mold. Trust me, you don’t need a beret or a dramatic backstory to...
Sometimes, the most powerful words are the simplest. In this deeply human episode, Will Wagner shares how small mindset shifts, support systems, and honest conversations helped him rebuild his life after a suicide attempt. This is more than a podcast—it’s a reminder that even in your darkest moments, your story isn’t over.This episode features a compelling dialogue with Will Wagner, a master electrician and suicide attempt survivor, who...
“We’re all standing at crossroads.” The question is—what path will you choose? In this episode, Kaleb Dahlgren reflects on loss, recovery, and the mindset that helped him rebuild his life. His message is simple and powerful: you can’t always control what happens—but you can control how you respond.Bio#1 Bestselling Author, Crossroads | Inspiring Community Leader | Health & Mental Wellness AdvocateDr. Kaleb Dahlgren is a widely...
Who told you that you weren't an artist? This episode dives deep into that pesky little question and explores how those offhand comments can stick to us like gum on a shoe. We unravel the mystery of why so many of us have let someone else dictate our creativity, and trust me, it's time to take that word "artist" back! We'll chat about the wild journey of reclaiming your artistic identity, including the struggles and triumphs that come with it....
From outdoor rinks in Ontario to leading one of the fastest-growing professional leagues in sports, Greg Fargo breaks down what truly matters in player development. This episode explores recruiting myths, competitive mindset, and why identity matters more than chasing “shiny objects.”In addition, Greg shares behind-the-scenes insight into the explosive growth of the PWHL, fan engagement, expansion, and why visibility is changing the future...
Create Anyway: You’re Allowed to Make Art is a limited podcast series for people who did the responsible thing—built careers, supported families, stayed busy—and still feel a quiet pull toward creativity.This series is for:Adults who want to make art but feel “too late” or “too busy”People who were told they’re not artists—or can’t make a living creatingProfessionals and parents craving meaning, not hustleAnyone who feels...
