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Sep 22, 2026

Bob StaufferHOST
3:29
So why did first Matthew and then Brady request trades out of their...
Bob StaufferHOST
3:36
I mean, at the end of the day, Matthew wasn't going to sign an extension out of Calgary.
Bob StaufferHOST
3:39
That is an extended version of a trade request, and Brady outright asked for a trade request.
Craig MacTavishGUEST
3:46
Well, I just think it's the cycle of the teams that they're requesting a trade from.
Craig MacTavishGUEST
3:53
And Calgary didn't look like they were very close at that point when Matthew left.
Craig MacTavishGUEST
4:01
And similarly in Ottawa, I think – I mean, the thing that struck me when we were interviewing Brady to Chuck and Matthew to Chuck – during their draft years is how incredibly open they were and welcoming and would love to go and play in Canada.
Craig MacTavishGUEST
4:23
I mean, Matthew played in London and had great success there.
Bob StaufferHOST
6:21
thrilled him in two Stanley Cup finals.
Omar SachedinaHOST
21:50
The province had warned that more than two dozen sites including StubHub would be monitored for compliance with the law regulating resale prices.
Cathy LeeCORRESPONDENT
22:00
I'm Kathy Lee in Calgary, coming up on CTV National News.
Cathy LeeCORRESPONDENT
22:05
The business of selling products a second time.
speaker_27SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:08
I would suggest that every retailer should be doing this.
Omar SachedinaHOST
22:35
And it's spawning a whole new side of the business.
Omar SachedinaHOST
22:37
CTV's Kathy Lee takes us inside a company using cutting-edge tech to get thousands of used products back on the market.
Cathy LeeCORRESPONDENT
22:46
The Peacock Boutique consignment in Calgary, owned by Leah Wilhelm, has made a business out of giving clothes another go around.
Leah WilhelmSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:54
I am aware of how damaging the fashion industry is to our planet.
Brendan EscottHOST
1:53
We are going to focus a little bit more on the hockey side of things, certainly in the opening half hour here.
Brendan EscottHOST
2:00
We will then check in with Danny Austin, who writes on the Calgary Flames for both the Calgary Sun and the Calgary Heralds.
Brendan EscottHOST
2:11
That will be at about 9.15 tonight.
Brendan EscottHOST
2:15
So we'll carry some hockey talk up to 9.15. We'll take a break.
Brendan EscottHOST
2:32
He is on YouTube.
Brendan EscottHOST
2:33
He's on Spotify.
Brendan EscottHOST
2:33
He's on QR 770 down in Calgary every Saturday afternoon or morning, really, from 11 to noon.
Brendan EscottHOST
2:41
You can hear him there, but you can hear him each Monday night.
AnnaHOST
1:05
I am your host, Anna.
AnnaHOST
1:07
This podcast is researched and produced by Etienne Newman, professional engineer and founder at Jamga Mind from Calgary, Alberta in Canada.
AnnaHOST
1:14
Today, we perform a forensic autopsy on the 72-hour frontier breach, physical biological embodiment, and non-LLM deterministic disruption for Monday, September 21, 2026.
AnnaHOST
1:26
The myth that frontier AI laboratories operate behind impenetrable digital fortresses has been shattered.
Etienne NewmanHOST
3:37
And to truly understand the scale of this, we need to completely shift our framework.
Etienne NewmanHOST
3:42
But before we jump in, I want to make sure we acknowledge that today's Deep Dive is researched and produced by Etienne Newman.
Etienne NewmanHOST
3:48
He is a professional engineer and founder at Jamga Mine from Calgary, Alberta in Canada.
Etienne NewmanHOST
3:53
So for you listening, our mission today is to essentially act as your forensic venture strategists and sovereign risk analysts.
Chris BrennanHOST
16:18
You can find that one on Play It Again, Sam.
Chris BrennanHOST
16:20
And this is The Brutal and the Beautiful every Monday from 12 to 2 p.m. on CJSW 90.9 FM, broadcasting from Calgary, Alberta, Canada, at the University of Calgary campus radio station on Treaty 7 land.
Chris BrennanHOST
16:34
City of Calgary is also home to Métis Nations 5 and 6.
Chris BrennanHOST
16:38
If you're feeling any of these vibes and you want to say hi, you can text to Booth at 403-220-3991.
Chris BrennanHOST
16:43
But I hope you're all having a great day.

1 HR 35 MINS LATER

Chris BrennanHOST
112:14
We had N2N and Avilo in there with Miss Jackson, channeling a little bit of OutKast.
Chris BrennanHOST
112:21
Figured that was a fun one to get on the show too.
Chris BrennanHOST
112:23
But, uh, we're coming up to the end of The Brutal and The Beautiful here on CJSW 90.9 FM, broadcasting from Calgary, Alberta, Canada, the University of Calgary campus radio station.
Squire BarnesPANELIST
43:05
So he is now in the American Hockey League.
Squire BarnesPANELIST
43:07
Tomorrow, the Canucks have an exhibition game in Calgary against the Flames.
Squire BarnesPANELIST
43:12
September 29th is when the season begins for real against Edmonton.
Sophie LuiHOST
43:16
There you go.
Hugh LawsonGUEST
25:57
And then what I found was I was at my best when I was somewhere else.
Hugh LawsonGUEST
26:02
So although I was working out of Mississauga, all my deals were closed in Edmonton and Calgary and Vancouver and Montreal.
Hugh LawsonGUEST
26:14
But when I was in that reckoning, I now understood why.
Hugh LawsonGUEST
26:19
And I'm a descendant of a nomadic tribesman.
Bob StaufferHOST
12:38
But you can text us at any time at 780-451-8800.
Bob StaufferHOST
12:44
And we're going to give you a topic right here, right now, and it pertains to something we discussed on Friday's show specific to Vancouver and Calgary.
Bob StaufferHOST
12:53
And again now with Frank Cervalli.
Bob StaufferHOST
12:55
So on Friday, you know, we had Rick Dollywall, Derek Wills on out of Vancouver and Calgary.
Bob StaufferHOST
13:02
The Canucks trading Quinn Hughes.
Bob StaufferHOST
13:05
The Calgary Flames trading Matthew Kachuk, who wouldn't re-sign in Calgary, losing the late Johnny Goodrow to free agency.
Bob StaufferHOST
13:14
So here it is.
Bob StaufferHOST
13:16
And now, subsequent to that, we've seen the Ottawa Senators have to trade Brady Kachuk to the States, and Connor Hellebuck's requested a trade as well.
Mark SpectorGUEST
11:28
They were all over the map.
Mark SpectorGUEST
11:30
This was a less-than-focused team after those two big wins over Calgary.
Mark SpectorGUEST
11:35
These guys aren't machines.
Mark SpectorGUEST
11:37
They play every week, and this was a game I feared when we talked before the game that this might be a bit of a trap game in terms of your mental focus And I think it panned out that way.

21 MINS LATER

Cam TaitCORRESPONDENT
32:56
Jensen Marsh, Cole Landreville, and Caden Stroder lit the lamp and Edmonton stole points right out of the centrium 3-1.
Cam TaitCORRESPONDENT
33:05
Highway 2 belonged to the good guys.
Cam TaitCORRESPONDENT
33:07
Then came Sunday afternoon at Rogers Place, The Battle of Alberta, Junior Edition, Calgary Hitmen in the building, You Want Resilience? Down two zip early.
Cam TaitCORRESPONDENT
33:18
Dylan Dean scored with, get this, .8 seconds left in the first period.
Michelle DubéHOST
39:36
CTV's Kathy Lee explains.
Kathy LeeCORRESPONDENT
39:39
The Peacock Boutique consignment in Calgary, owned by Leah Wilhelm, has made a business out of giving clothes another go around.
Leah WilhelmSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
39:47
I am aware of how damaging the fashion industry is to our planet.
Leah WilhelmSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
39:51
It keeps garments out of the landfill.
Andrea HorwathSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:30
used items ready to be sold again.
Kathy LeeCORRESPONDENT
40:33
That's where Terce Solutions comes in.
Kathy LeeCORRESPONDENT
40:35
The U.S. company opened its first Canadian facility in Calgary this year.
Kathy LeeCORRESPONDENT
40:40
The 25,000 square foot facility processes used Lululemon gear from across the country.

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