Getting Back To Work

In this riveting episode, Shane delves into the haunting realities of life under communism and the growing concerns of its encroachment in Canada. Shane meets Laura, a Cuban driver in Vancouver, whose personal experiences under the Cuban regime provide a stark warning for Canadians. Laura introduces her father, Angel Torrella, an esteemed Art Professor at LaSalle College/University. Angel offers profound insights and personal anecdotes about life in Cuba, from the suppression of artistic expression to the everyday battles for freedom and dignity. Tune in to hear these compelling narratives and explore the dangerous parallels emerging in Canada today. This episode is a must-listen for anyone concerned about the future of freedom and democracy in our country.

Doug Jones is the mayor of Oyen Alberta. Shane talks to Doug about the benefits of industry in Alberta.

Dr. Allan Parr is the owner of the "Lac Ste Anne Bulletin," a local newspaper in Onoway, Alberta, known for its uncensored coverage of local news and events. He has owned the paper for 20 years, dedicating it to connecting people through community stories. Originally from Onaway, Michigan, Dr. Parr's journey to Alberta included a significant period in Australia, where he taught veterinary medicine. Dr. Parr holds four degrees and supported himself through his first degree by working as a butcher for 12 years. His career eventually led him to Alberta, where he discovered the town of Onoway, reminiscent of his childhood home in Michigan. He is highly regarded in the community for his generous contributions to various organizations and his deep love for the community, which mirrors the nostalgic charm of his hometown.

Kim sits down with Shane and talks about her families experience with drug addiction, and how the system let them down. Kim's son got addicted to medications, and sadly passed away in 2023 from an overdose.

Cole is a former Canadian Military man, who started a data-centric company to fight wildfires and provide enhanced data to those who need it. His company, Pegasus Imagery, has been developing various new technologies that aim to collect and distribute data for first responders, and anyone else who may need it.

Lucas Robertson was Shane's Legislative Coordinator until he got called away to the Stampeders training camp. This short podcast talks about Lucas and his plans to become a full time football player.

Join MLA Shane Getson in this captivating episode of our podcast as he sits down with Gurpreet Ranu, the visionary behind Alberta's groundbreaking farm-to-flask distillery. Formerly a lawyer, Gurpreet made a dramatic career shift to pursue his passion for distilling, mastering the art and science of creating the world’s finest gin and whiskey. In this interview, Gurpreet shares his unique journey from legal expert to master distiller, and how he is redefining the Canadian spirits landscape with Anohka Distillery's commitment to innovation and excellence. Discover the secrets behind Anohka's award-winning spirits that promise an experience beyond the ordinary, true to their motto of coloring outside the lines.

Embark on an insightful journey with us as we delve into the diverse narratives of Ukraine, from the vibrant communities flourishing in Canada to the resilience displayed amidst conflict. In this episode, we have the privilege of speaking with a dedicated volunteer on the frontlines in war-torn Ukraine, offering firsthand accounts of courage and perseverance. Additionally, we engage with passionate volunteers from the Ukrainian Canadian Congress, exploring their vital role in supporting newcomers and preserving cultural heritage. Join us as we navigate through stories of solidarity, compassion, and the unwavering spirit of the Ukrainian people.

Eva is the lawyer who cross examined Justin Trudeau. Eva Chipiuk, a barrister and solicitor, has a career marked by defending individual rights against formidable opponents, akin to the David and Goliath narrative. Specializing in property rights amid major energy projects and civil liberties in legal disputes against the government, she notably cross-examined the Canadian Prime Minister live, capturing global attention. With a B.Sc., Law Degree, and Master's in Alternative Dispute Resolution, her approach blends creativity with technical skill. Her career took a turn after a rare pancreatic cancer diagnosis in 2010, leading to a sabbatical focused on wellness and self-discovery. This journey inspired her to start two health businesses and the Empowered Canadians organization to educate and engage citizens in democracy. Her diverse experiences underscore her dedication to justice, education, and advocating for the vulnerable. Fluent in English, Polish, Spanish, and French, she remains a champion for rights and democratic participation. X: @forevaeva79

Shane discusses the new bills and the various things he is up to.