Episode 70 - Obsession for the Backrooms w/ Jackson Grant

Episode 71 - Students for a Day

Erik and I sit in on a second year Directing course at SAIT taught by Jonathan Joffe. We get driven to school by the most interesting cab driver in the world Ishtiaq Seestani. We discuss his film Blink of an Eye which is being screened at the NexGen International Short Film Festival, Stockholm City Film Festival, Luleå International Film Festival, and Sweden Film Awards. Raiden tries to get Erik and him casted in his next film. We do a SPOLIERS review of Obsession. Go see it, it’s good. We talk a bit about the future but then wrap it up. Stay safe. Stay strong.

Episode 70 - Obsession for the Backrooms w/ Jackson Grant

Erik and Raiden talk about the movie Obsession and the Bricks and Minifigs lawsuit. They are then joined by longtime friend Jackson Grant to talk more Obsession and also the movie Backrooms. They also talk NBA finals and also high school basketball glory days. It’s a good one. Ciao!

Episode 69 - nice.

Problems with Alberta Healthcare. YouTuber exposes Utah corruption with Lego. Raiden and Erik shoot a skit and talk video ideas. Raiden recaps about some pickleball tournament controversy. Erik proposes the preliminary workings of an August tennis tournament. Listen and learn. Stay frosty.

Episode 68 - politics and mental health with Bill Smith of Mental Wealth Today

Bill Smith is a former firefighter and lawyer, who ran for Mayor of Calgary in 2017 against incumbent Naheed Nenshi. He ran on fiscal conservatism, lower taxes, and better leadership at City Hall. He finished second in the election with about 44% of the vote. He is also a member of the Vanier Cup winning 1988 University of Calgary Dino’s football team. Bill speaks candidly with Raiden and Erik about his history of work, life, and politics. Bill shares about his mental health journey, depression and anxiety, and the long road to recovery. We’d like to thank Bill for speaking so openly about his journey. A difficult, and at times harrowing, journey but one that we are very proud and grateful to share on this platform. In between enjoying life one moment at a time, Bill is currently writing a book about his experiences and offers coaching to men and women working on their own mental health journeys. You can watch for Bill’s book or reach out on his instagram account linked below. https://www.instagram.com/mentalwealthtoday [https://www.instagram.com/mentalwealthtoday] Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussions of suicide, self-harm, mental health crises, and emotional distress. Listener discretion is advised. If these topics are difficult for you, please consider listening with support available or skipping this episode. If you or someone you know is struggling, support is available: Canada-wide Suicide Crisis Helpline (call or text 988, available 24/7): 988 Suicide Crisis Helpline Alberta Mental Health Help Line: 1-877-303-2642 Distress Centre Calgary — call or text 403-266-4357 anytime Kids Help Phone (Canada): Kids Help Phone or call 1-800-668-6868 If this is an emergency or someone is in immediate danger, call 911.

Episode 67 - thoughts and feelings and rambling on about exercise, school, and the pedophilic elite

Erik hits the bike. Raiden hits the pool. Update on school. The boys get heated about the state of the world. And other fun stuff. Go touch grass people.