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The Advertising & Design Club of Canada, The ADCC

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Created is the podcast that tells sensational stories about how brilliant advertising and design ideas came to life. The creative process, the internal battles, the client struggles, the production drama, the never never giving up to get from good to great. There are loads of award-winning ideas pinned up all over our walls, but it’s the unbelievably uphill battle to get it made, and get it made right, that we are all dying to hear about. Because it’s not just about creativity, it’s about ge ...
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Art Ballad

Jon and Randi

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We are two artists based in Alberta, Canada. We love to create, view, discuss and challenge each other when it comes to all things Art and Design. Some of the things we will be discussing are: Art movements, specific artists, historical events,media, concepts, ideas and controversies. Come join us as we discuss these things with you! linktr.ee/artballad [email protected]
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The Airsoft Experience

Michael Massicotte

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A podcast about anything and everything airsoft. Primarily, conversations are based on the Ontario Airsoft community. Recorded at Action Airsoft Club. Hosted by Michael Massicotte or better known as callsign MaGic. We sit down and talk to teams, game hosts, field owners and influential members of the Ontario airsoft community. Proudly sponsored by: Action Airsoft Club Ballistic Prints SlingX Lightfighter Milsim
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The Monkey Business Podcast

Luke Shaheen & Armand Konecsni-Luzny

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Tune into the ”Monkey Business Podcast,” where hosts Luke and Armand explore the facets of manufacturing and Family Entertainment Centres. Blending humor with expertise, and direct insights, they shed light on trampoline manufacturing and adventure parks. Luke, the business mastermind behind Apex Active Entertainment Group, imparts his knowledge on managing a thriving business, while Armand, the Chief Engineer and co-owner, adds a fun and practical perspective on engineering and technology. ...
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UWaterloo Alumni Podcasts present personal stories and professional expertise from our global network of grads. In "Uncharted" alumni open up about their career journeys to inspire your own path. In "Alumni Know" grads share their expertise on today's timely and important topics. "Event Broadcasts" bring UWaterloo alumni events, including lectures and expert panels, straight to your earbuds.
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Have you ever thought about how Nature does such incredible work? In natural ecosystems, there is no waste, and everything is connected. Why didn’t businesses apply similar methods like nature in their processes? Imagine, if it would be a reality, then sustainability wouldn’t be a question anymore. In this podcast, I conducted interviews with entrepreneurs who shaped their businesses based on sustainability or the Blue Economy book written by Gunter Pauli and with researchers, professionals ...
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Ugo and Léo reveal how they turned their youthful skateboard years into a (two time winning) design studio of the year. Hear about the Montreal design scene, the FORUM festival they launched, and getting inked. ABOUT OUR GUESTS: Léo Breton-Allaire and Ugo Varin Lachapelle are Partners & Creative Directors at Caserne. Léo is partner and creative dir…
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Joshua Pope (BASc ’19) came to Waterloo with a big idea to change how people play and train for sports. With the right support at Waterloo, the right partner — Rowan Ferrabee (BASc ’19) — and plenty of grit and perseverance, that dream is now a reality. The Trajeckt Arc is a pitching robot that replicates pro players and is being used by dozens of …
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Christina Sullivan (BASc ’23) never planned to work in Formula One racing. But when her sister convinced her to binge-watch Netflix's Drive to Survive during the pandemic, everything changed. From studying mechatronics engineering at Waterloo to securing a placement that turned into a full-time position at Williams Racing — Christina is still early…
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Pack your bags, Brynna is taking us on a career journey that spans Chicago - Mexico - Miami - Toronto. Plus, hear the story behind campaigns like “Prescribed to Death.” ABOUT OUR GUEST Brynna Aylward is an award-winning creative leader who is making her mark as the first Chief Creative Officer of adam&eveDDB US. With a reputation for fostering coll…
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In this episode of The Monkey Business Podcast, we break down what it really takes to open a trampoline park—beyond the gear, beyond the hype. From layout and walk flow to freight planning and hidden costs, this episode walks through the real challenges (and often overlooked details) of designing, building, and operating a successful park. It’s a r…
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Kelly & Ali sing the praises of the Canadian music industry. Hear how audio and advertising intersect. Cue up emerging artists on your playlist. Be inspired to shop for a fancy new sparkle vest. It’s an episode in perfect harmony. ABOUT OUR GUESTS: Kelly McCluskey Exec Producer/Partner, Grayson Music At the helm of the commercial production team, K…
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In this episode of The Monkey Business Podcast, Luke and Armand sit down with Shane Chapman of The Ultimate Deck Shop to explore how 3D design, AI tools, and large language models (LMMs) are reshaping backyard design, planning, and productivity. From building world-class trampolines to designing premium decks, this conversation covers how both Craz…
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Sabaa and Driscoll share their origin stories (Sabaa’s includes the ‘95 Raptors launch and Driscoll’s leans Eat Pray Love) and why they make the ultimate duo today. Hear about campaigns for McDonald’s, Amazon, and maybe flying cars. ABOUT OUR GUESTS: Driscoll Reid is Chief Creative Officer at Cossette. He joined Cossette after previous stints at Wi…
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Launch your own agency with blood, sweat, and pee. Meghan and Cameron reveal how they built Hard Work Club with Post It notes and a dream. Plus, they unpack work for Knix and Doordash. ABOUT OUR GUESTS: Meghan Kraemer - Co-founder, Executive Creative Director As a woman and mother, Meghan is unlike 98% of creative agency owners. An advocate for wom…
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Francesco (Fran, if you’re buds) on his ascension from lowly intern at Ogilvy to the CCO throne. Plus, the Dove campaigns he’s worked on for the last 2 decades. ABOUT OUR GUEST: Francesco is an internationally-recognized, Emmy nominated, Chief Creative Officer of Ogilvy Canada where he leads the Toronto and Montreal office. He is Ogilvy’s highest r…
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Bryan and Rob talk advertising and design on the Left Coast, from their days in Calgary to launching an agency in Vancouver. Plus, plenty of discussion around Dick Pics (it’s pictures of dudes named Richard, mom!). ABOUT OUR GUESTS: Rob Sweetman and Bryan Collins are founders and Chief Creative Officers of ad and design agency ONE23WEST. They've be…
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Luc talks about his “Mad Men” roots and why advertising and design in Quebec are so unique. Plus, he shares how work for the government can get you on the international stage. C’est malade! ABOUT OUR GUEST: In 2004, Luc and his friends founded the Quebec City office of LG2. Since then, they've created a fun place to find great ideas. Luc has led hi…
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Krystle’s story slash soon to be a Netflix series is a gripping tale of tenacity, eagles, and vodka roulette. From a master’s degree to scrappy (Windex-y??) career starts, she goes from being told she’s not good enough to becoming that agency’s CCO. This episode is unignorable. ABOUT OUR GUEST: Krystle Mullin is CCO at john st. and T&Pm Canada in T…
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In this episode of The Monkey Business Podcast, Luke and Armand discuss some of the most exciting projects they have worked on yet: building trampoline rooms. As always, we're excited about the many projects we have lined up and would love to help you create the ultimate backyard experience! Monkey Business is all about having fun while educating y…
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“What’s the deal with advertising??” Ron’s set takes us on a wild ride, from stand-up, to account guy, to creative, to owning his own agency. Plus, how his side hustle turned full time. ABOUT OUR GUEST: An entrepreneur, speaker, and best-selling author, Ron Tite has always blurred the lines between art and commerce. He has been an award-winning adv…
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In this episode of The Monkey Business Podcast, Luke and Armand delve into Crazy Ape's recent involvement within the gymnastics industry. From crafting innovative equipment to offering a seamless, white-glove experience, the hosts share how Crazy Ape is tackling the pain points of gymnastics centers head-on. They discuss the journey of building lon…
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In this episode of The Crazy Ape Show, Luke and Armand dive into all things winterizing your trampoline. Do you pack it up or keep bouncing all year round? The answer depends on how much care you're willing to put in. The hosts break down key maintenance tips, from cleaning your trampoline before the winter to managing the snow that builds up. They…
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Send us a text What drives a young paintball enthusiast to become a leading figure in the airsoft community, and how does one navigate the challenges of growing a business from a basement shop to a thriving field? Join Andrew, affectionately known as Chef, and Ashley, owner of Select Paintball and Airsoft North Bay, as they share their captivating …
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Send us a text Join us for an exhilarating episode as we welcome the extraordinary Jon Moore, an airsofter, talented photographer, and passionate documentarian, to share his journey with us. Jon's airsoft adventure began with a spontaneous decision inspired by a YouTuber, leading to countless backyard target practices and journeys to the store with…
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Send us a text What happens when passionate airsoft enthusiasts come together to create unforgettable military simulation experiences? Join us for a riveting conversation with Kyle Shannon, Stephen Katarius, and Troy Lindsay from Milsim Canada. These dedicated individuals share stories from their journey. As they work to expand airsoft events acros…
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In this episode of The Monkey Business Podcast, we dive into the wild world of trampoline gimmicks. Our goal? To set the record straight on why features like vented pads, crossed springs, and Bluetooth trainers are more about marketing hype than real value. Luke and Armand break down each so-called "innovation," explaining why these advancements of…
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In this episode of the "Monkey Business Podcast", we sit down with Tanner Braungardt and his mom, Kim Braungardt, to talk about trampoline park ownership and the entrepreneurial journey. We dive into the challenges and rewards of launching high-stakes business ventures at a young age, offering valuable insights on what to do—and what to avoid—along…
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Stephanie Boutari (BAS ’11, MArch ’14) blends her passion for painting with architectural knowledge to create vibrant murals. But this career path wasn't a natural step for the UWaterloo architecture alum. In this episode, Stephanie shares her story of taking a brave leap into the world of art. We also discuss her meticulous design process and the …
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In a deeply personal conversation, Brian Orend (BA ’94) opens up about his frustrating journey of medical misdiagnosis after having his first seizure at age 30. Brian's anger motivated him to research happiness and share his findings in a book, which offers practical tips for a more positive life. As a philosophy professor at the University of Wate…
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In this episode of the "Monkey Business Podcast," we recap the extreme durability test conducted at the new Crazy Ape Compound. Initially, we brought in a John Deere wheel loader from Brandt Equipment to arrange our sea cans, but we couldn’t resist taking things further. Using the loader, we lowered our street team's Baja Bug—a full-sized, running,…
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In this episode of the "Monkey Business Podcast," we're diving deep into the world of inground trampolines. We explore the engineering considerations that separate top-performing inground trampolines from those that fall short, and why installing a round trampoline in-ground is a decision you'll regret. Tune in today to find out if inground trampol…
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In the seventh episode of the "Monkey Business Podcast," we talk about our time at the Midwest Meetup in Kansas at the Redneck Waterpark. Needless to say, things were pretty CRAZY. We have a ton of exciting projects lined up for the future and would love to help you build the backyard of your dreams! A huge shout out to Tanner Braungardt for inviti…
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In the sixth episode of the "Monkey Business Podcast," we talk about our Hyper Trampoline, our craziest creation to date, which we brought to The Midwest Meetup at The Redneck Waterpark in Kansas! We have a ton of exciting projects lined up for the future and would love to help you build the backyard of your dreams! Monkey Business is all about hav…
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In the fifth episode of the "Monkey Business Podcast," we talk about some of the custom trampolines we have made in the past. We make trampolines that are completely customizable, from size to colors. We have a ton of exciting projects lined up for the future and would love to help you build the backyard of your dreams! Monkey Business is all about…
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In the fourth episode of the "Monkey Business Podcast," we discuss the differences between the common backyard (polypropylene) trampoline and gymnastic level super (2-string/1-string) trampolines. Luke and Armand chat about the manufacturing process of each, along with some of the pros and cons. Monkey Business is all about having fun and educating…
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In the third episode of the "Monkey Business Podcast," we dive into the science behind trampoline shapes. Luke and Armand explain the HUGE differences between Round, Octagonal and Rectangular shaped trampolines. They discuss how safety, performance, control and ease of bounce are affected and why. Also, a healthy dose of why you should NEVER buy a …
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In the second episode of the "Monkey Business Podcast," we dive into the science behind trampoline springs. Luke and Armand use a specially crafted device (thanks to Armand's buddy, Jared) to stress test our springs and explain the differences between music wire springs and standard springs. They discuss why trampoline springs are crucial for perfo…
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In the first episode of the "Monkey Business Podcast," hosts Luke and Armand introduce themselves and share their backgrounds in the trampoline and family entertainment business. They discuss their experiences, history, and the trials and tribulations that they've faced as founders in an exciting emerging industry. Monkey Business is all about havi…
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Send us a text How does one go from playing with Springer pistols in a secluded Austrian village to becoming a renowned airsoft sniper? Join us as we sit down with Chris Neuwirth aka Novritsch, who shares his compelling journey from isolation to community, explaining the allure and trials of the sniper role in the world of airsoft. Chris also dishe…
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After completing her co-op terms at the University of Waterloo, Alice Chu (BA ’18) felt a corporate career was no longer the right fit for her. On this episode of Uncharted, she shares her journey from the Honours Arts and Business program to a thriving career in the food industry, then pursuing a second career in law. Alice opens up about her tran…
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In May, the University of Waterloo launched a new alumni chapter in Ottawa. As part of the event, alumni from the Ottawa region joined an expert panel to explore happiness. Moderator: Salman Jivani (BA ’11, MA ’17), associate vice-president, office of advancement, University of Waterloo Panelists: Dr. Linda Duxbury (BSc ’75, MASc ’77, PhD ’83), pro…
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Michelle Li (BSc ’05) has always been interested in sustainability and took a leap in 2017 to become vegan when she wanted to do more to decrease her own carbon footprint. Today, she’s the founder of Clever Carbon, a playful educational website with the goal of increasing carbon literacy amongst consumers. “When we don’t understand the impact, it’s…
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It can be daunting to decide what schools you want to apply to and what you want to study when you’re only a teenager in high school. But it’s important to remember that what you choose to study doesn’t always dictate what type of career you’ll have. And it didn’t for Ahmed Mezil (BASc ’14). He’s one of many alumni who have taken an unexpected care…
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Send us a text Embark on an insider's exploration of the Airsoft world with Michael Massicotte, as I sit down with the battle-hardened veterans of Team Echo, Mike McGeorge and Kyle Kakei. This episode promises a deep dive into the heart of Airsoft culture, dissecting the evolution of a team that's set new benchmarks for mil-sim engagement in Ontari…
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Send us a text Step into the world of airsoft with the respected warriors of Team Eco, where Mike, Kyle, and Max unravel stories of tactical camaraderie and the transition from paintball roots. Each member brings a unique perspective, from Mike's wealth of two decades on the frontline to Kyle's fresh insights as a newbie turned serious player, and …
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Send us a text Step back in time with us as seasoned airsoft reenactors Ian McNish and Jakes LaRouche guide us through the trenches of historical reenactment with a distinctive World War II focus. They bring with them a wealth of knowledge, sharing over 27 years of collective experience. This episode is a treasure trove of insights, from the rush o…
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Send us a text In this episode we sit down with Cody and Wyatt from INC. we break down there first experience as commanders in a big event setting. We go over the game, from pre planning to execution. we talk about what you need to prepare yourself for a game this long at the new field The Compound. Its a great listen full of a lot of useful inform…
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Send us a text In this episode we sit down with Shortbus (Jake Bezruki), Juicy (Kyle Gabriel) and Foujjiin (Bret Mackenzie) from the Lightfighters. we talk about Prz and its closing. we touch base on our past experiences this season. we talk about the compound and how it all started and where its headed. the conversation continues talking about gam…
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Our 50th episode extravaganza! Graham Chisholm, this year’s Mick Griffin Best Editing Award Gold winner, gets candid about his career. From not knowing what he wanted to do, to working in Montreal to Toronto to LA, to launching a business, Graham talks about his career as an editor, the ups and downs, never giving up, and his process for great work…
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Send us a text In this episode we sit down with Dave, Brandon and Reid from team CAL. we talk about the deadfall series. we break down the ruleset, prep and everything involved with the game. This episode is full of great intel and some funny moments from this ongoing 14 year event. If you want more information on deadfall look for it on Facebook @…
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Derek unpacks the Missing Matoaka project, and the true story of Pocahontas. He very candidly speaks about his family and his connection to the work as an Indigenous Canadian. SEE THE WORK: Missing Matoaka ABOUT OUR GUEST: Derek Blais has been solving problems using creativity from a young age. Having attended a high school bearing Marshall McLuhan…
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Think back to when you got your first bank account. What year was it? How did you deposit cheques, pay for items or check your balance? I bet a lot has changed since then. Today, you can do all of this from your phone, in any location you choose. Thanks to the financial technology (or FinTech) industry, more is changing every day. Our banking apps …
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Caroline and Robbie talk about burning The Handmaid’s Tale (or rather, trying to burn it, with a flame thrower… and Margaret Atwood) as well as work for IKEA that got trolled. SEE THE WORK: The Unburnable Book IKEA - The Troll ABOUT OUR GUESTS: Caroline Friesen and Robbie Percy are Partners, Group Creative Directors at Rethink in Toronto. Their wor…
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It happens every spring. You might not want to, but you have to file your income taxes. Collect your documents, file through an accountant or online platform, and through some magical math you'll discover your fate: payment or refund. If income taxes seem like a mysterious government equation, this episode is for you. Andrew Bauer (BA '03, MAcc '03…
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