Sandman Does Podcasts #97- Aron Knudsen

Sandman Does Podcasts #100- Arnolda Dufour Bowes

100 Episodes! Back again my good friend Arnolda. Mother, friend, explorer, Metis, author, artist, Strongwoman competitor and storyteller! What an incredible person. I am truly blessed to have her in my life. You are powerful, free and you inspire me in so many different ways. I really do appreciate you. Thank you for being both my 1st guest and my 100th guest.... See you at episode 200!

Sandman Does Podcasts #99- Djay McGrath

Back again.... Djay is a recovering addict and mental Health Advocate. Sharing his story around the country. Almost 4 years sober andiving life through his purpose. Giving back and helping support anyone he can. A genuine dude and always looking to help. I'm honored to call him a friend and I'm very glad to have him in my life. This was too long since the last time we hungout... Let's not wait so long next time.

Sandman Does Podcasts #98- Barry Gay

Father and Husband. Dog trainer and owner of Buena Vista Kennels. Barry is great. I just recently met him, but if you have been on my podcast, you have heard his dogs next door. Not only is he an amazing dog trainer, he has also recently started powerlifting at the age of 80. Incredible. Your mindset is one of a kind. There is so much that people will take from this episode. I am grateful to have you on. Thank you.

Sandman Does Podcasts #97- Aron Knudsen

Father & Husband. Friend and motivator. Land based teacher. Boys with Braids leader and representative. Gathering of Warriors. Aron is incredible. The things he has his hands in are all a force for good. The world is better wherever this man is. Proud to know him and call him a friend. I've learned so much from him and this podcast was no different. Thank you. Grateful for you, brother.

Sandman Does Podcasts #96- Andrè Bear

Cree leader, educator, and advocate doing major work in Indigenous communities across Canada. From Treaty rights and Indigenous law making to youth leadership and nation rebuilding, André has become one of the strongest Indigenous voices.  At only 21 years old, he was already advising the federal government on Truth and Reconciliation Calls to Action, and since then he’s continued pushing conversations around identity, culture, leadership, healing, and rebuilding our nations for future generations. You have a powerful mindset and it was great having on the podcast. Thank you.