Jul 20, 2026 · 58 min · 11 segments
In this episode, Shannon, Bri, and Ola discuss career resilience, the challenges faced by newcomers in the Canadian job market, and strategies for effective career management and trust-building in…
Shannon BurchHost
Bri FallsHost
Before we jump into the stories, though, we're gonna reflect back on the big action from a couple weeks.

Ola, one of our traditions here on the podcast is that at the end of a show, we always give kind of an action out to our audience, and then review it on the next show.

So our action a couple weeks ago was just like to celebrate something, and, um, and just it didn't matter whether it could be a career win, it could be something outside of your career, but I think people tend not to take enough time to celebrate.
Um, like I said, I just wrote my fifth book, which has just, uh, been published, and that's On The Other Side of the Night.
I also, my son is finishing from U of A from engineering, so yay, graduation coming.
... yeah, he started computer engineering with a flair for software, so he's actually doing his internship with an AI consulting company.
And of course, my first son is finished school, so I only have my baby at home right now.
But yeah, um, and, and most especially, uh, Bri and Shannon, I'm very thankful for life.
That's something that I celebrate on a consistent basis, and the ability to be able to impact my community, it's something I'm also very grateful for.

Love U of A. That's also my alma mater, so [laughs] I'm always happy when people graduate from U of A. Bri, what did you celebrate over the last couple weeks besides Stampede?

Before we jump into the stories, though, we're gonna reflect back on the big action from a couple weeks.

Ola, one of our traditions here on the podcast is that at the end of a show, we always give kind of an action out to our audience, and then review it on the next show.

So our action a couple weeks ago was just like to celebrate something, and, um, and just it didn't matter whether it could be a career win, it could be something outside of your career, but I think people tend not to take enough time to celebrate.
Um, like I said, I just wrote my fifth book, which has just, uh, been published, and that's On The Other Side of the Night.
I also, my son is finishing from U of A from engineering, so yay, graduation coming.
... yeah, he started computer engineering with a flair for software, so he's actually doing his internship with an AI consulting company.
And of course, my first son is finished school, so I only have my baby at home right now.
But yeah, um, and, and most especially, uh, Bri and Shannon, I'm very thankful for life.
That's something that I celebrate on a consistent basis, and the ability to be able to impact my community, it's something I'm also very grateful for.

Love U of A. That's also my alma mater, so [laughs] I'm always happy when people graduate from U of A. Bri, what did you celebrate over the last couple weeks besides Stampede?
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