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Pincher Creek

Pincher Creek

Town in Alberta, CanadaWikipedia

Search complete. 16 mentions across 10 episodes found for "Pincher Creek".

Sep 26, 2026

Nolene HoffmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:08
Swing day dreaming, loving and leaving in a notebook full of happy plans.
James MurdochHOST
11:15
From Pincher Creek, Alberta, that is Richard Inman with a song called Lovin' and Leavin', and that was featuring the one and only Nolene Hoffman, who's from a few hours east of there in Medicine Hat, Alberta.
James MurdochHOST
11:30
You're listening to The Road Less Traveled on CFCW.
James MurdochHOST
11:32
I am your host, James Murdoch.
Joaquin GageHOST
15:10
Mm-hmm.
Hernan SalasHOST
15:10
Pincher Creek, all that fun stuff.
Hernan SalasHOST
15:12
All right, we do that, uh, on the other side of the break here on EST Afternoon.
Hernan SalasHOST
15:15
It's Joaquin Hernan.
Dan ArnoldGUEST
13:32
And you'll never guess where.
Dan ArnoldGUEST
13:33
It was in like Pincher Creek, Alberta, which is as far south rural as you can get.
Dan ArnoldGUEST
13:37
Arguably the worst drawing these days for the NDP in Alberta if you were ranking them.
Dan ArnoldGUEST
13:42
So that was the one time that they flipped the by-election.
Dustin NielsonHOST
10:18
... anywhere in the world.
TrevPANELIST
10:18
I'd probably go with, uh, Pincher Creek Community Hall.
Dustin NielsonHOST
10:21
[laughs]
TrevPANELIST
10:23
So I could have my family and friends come.
Dustin NielsonHOST
10:25
That'd be good.
TrevPANELIST
10:25
Yes.
Dustin NielsonHOST
10:25
Pincher Creek Community Hall.
TrevPANELIST
10:27
And then after-
TrevHOST
50:22
Just retire and fish.
Dustin NielsenHOST
50:23
[laughs] You, you work at BP's Pincher Creek, hang out at BP's Pincher Creek, and fish.
TrevHOST
50:29
[laughs]
Dustin NielsenHOST
50:30
That's it.
TrevHOST
3:33
You look familiar."
Dustin NielsenHOST
3:33
Is that your ultimate fallback plan? EST shuts down, are you going back to Pincher Creek to work at BP's?
TrevHOST
3:38
Probably.
TrevHOST
3:38
[laughs]

6 MINS LATER

Dustin NielsenHOST
9:25
So there's only one team in Alberta.
Benny ThompsonHOST
9:27
Yeah.
Dustin NielsenHOST
9:27
You're from Pincher Creek.
Benny ThompsonHOST
9:28
Yeah.
Julia SpencerGUEST
42:24
We could go and be and do anything we want.
Julia SpencerGUEST
42:27
What are we going to do and where? And we had raised, or Cody had started a relationship and been raising bison south of Pincher Creek, which is the area where we ended up landing bison.
Julia SpencerGUEST
42:42
Years ago, and when our relationship was quite young, we spent a lot of time in this area.
Julia SpencerGUEST
42:48
And both of us love it out here from an emotional connection standpoint because we had some of our best memories as a young couple in this area, but also because it's great for raising animals.

13 MINS LATER

Cody SpencerHOST
56:03
So there's a lot of factors that go into that.
Cody SpencerHOST
56:06
And I think...
Cody SpencerHOST
56:07
Pincher Creek is an interesting area.
Cody SpencerHOST
56:10
It draws people in.
DarylHOST
6:42
We'll be doing it for the next little bit here.
DarylHOST
6:48
I have just had several days out camping at Waterton National Park, and just a word of wisdom, a word to the wise, that if you were going to go camping in Waterton, It is one thing to haul a trailer up there or be in a self-propelled RV and sort of camp or glamp in relative comfort there, albeit there are some hazards to be encountered along the way when the wind is up, say around Pincher Creek or...
DarylHOST
7:20
in Waterton National Park itself.
DarylHOST
7:22
But if you're in a tent, do try to factor in wind because that is a real thing, something you need to consider if it's going to be windy while you're camping in Waterton.
Kevin BrownHOST
73:56
Remaining is, again, I like to come to my friend, the learned cardinal, to impart on the flock, on the congregation, on our 15 listeners, plus the many thousands of people who just lurk and don't admit to listening, what piece of life advice would they take back from, where are you, fucking Shiny Creek or something? Where do you say you are? Spindly Hollow? What is it?
Randy WoodsHOST
74:21
Pincher Creek.
Randy WoodsHOST
74:22
Pincher Creek, there we go.
Randy WoodsHOST
74:25
When traveling through Pinscher Creek, don't stop.
Kevin BrownHOST
74:35
My Fairy King, eh? It's a rattling good yarn spun with effortless guile by a young Freddie Mercury, ably assisted by his mates Brian, Roger and John.
Jean OrrGUEST
12:36
And I said, well, really not probably everywhere, but many places.
Jean OrrGUEST
12:40
He said, I bet you've never been to Pincher Creek, Alberta.
Jean OrrGUEST
12:44
And I looked at him and I said, yes, I've been there.
Jean OrrGUEST
12:47
Isn't that fantastic? Because I danced in the auditorium at the school.

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