Best Nadine Bailey Podcasts (2025)

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True Haunted Stories (Halloween Special Episode) - with Nadine Bailey | Epi.35 26:12

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In this Halloween Special Episode of the Active Action Podcast, Dr. Nazif welcomes renowned ghost tour guide and podcaster Nadine Bailey. Nadine shares captivating stories and experiences from her extensive career in the paranormal field. She dives into her popular ghost tours in Edmonton, Alberta, and recounts spine-chilling tales from historic lo…

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Ghosts of The Vernon Towne Theatre 26:44

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Vernon's historic Towne Theatre is said to be the most haunted building in the city with tales of paranormal happenings dating back decades. Built in 1929, the Towne started out as a ballroom before becoming a theatre in 1938. Since then, there have been tales of strange happenings at the downtown theatre. Support the Show: Donate:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ buymea…

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Lead Generation Using AI Without Losing Your Human Touch- with Minnie Gupta | Epi.36 24:23

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In this episode of the Active Action Podcast, host Nazif welcomes Dr. Minnie Gupta, founder and CEO of Willingly Media, to discuss lead generation using AI without losing the human touch. Dr. Gupta shares her journey from biochemistry to marketing, emphasizing the importance of building relationships and using AI to enhance efficiency. The conversa…

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The Ghosts of Strathcona Museum 22:46

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Strathcona County Museum and Archives is located in the first fire hall of the County, erected in 1959. The RCMP moved in eight years later and shared the building until 1975 . The museum and exhibits opened in 1997, and by 2001 there were reported sightings of a 'friendly', but prankster ghost. Many believe it's the spirit of a former RCMP guard a…

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The Johnston House 25:56

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Located in Drumheller Alberta, The Johnston House was initially built in 1885 by Dr. Robert Johnson and was occupied by the family. In 1935, at 45, Dr. Johnson met his untimely demise when a hunting rifle discharged while packing it for a hunting trip. However, his presence and that of his daughter, who passed a few years after her father’s death, …

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Ghosts of The Village at Black Creek 27:50

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This working village in the north end of Toronto is typical of those established in south central Ontario between the 1790s and the 1860s. The Village at Black Creek consists of over forty 19th century buildings, and is operated by historical interpreters and craftspeople housed in the restored buildings who are often face to face with paranormal a…

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Ghosts of Mackenzie House 32:01

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This tiny, historic former row house sits surrounded by skyscrapers in the heart of downtown Toronto, just steps from Canada’s busiest intersection. Mackenzie House allows visitors to gain a glimpse into the gritty Victorian era in which William Lyon Mackenzie lived and learn about the rumoured resident ghosts. Support the Show: Donate:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ buy…

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Importance of Addressing Autism, Bullying & Diversity in Children Story Book - with Lisa Jacovsky | Epi.34 32:44

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Psychology professor and award-winning children’s author Lisa joins Dr. Nazif to unpack why early, honest conversations about autism, bullying, and diversity belong in kids’ literature—and how stories can shape kinder, more inclusive adults. Drawing on 11 years in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), early intervention work, and her bestselling Let’s T…

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The Ghosts of Fort Amherst 25:38

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Located on the south side of The Narrows in St. John's harbour. It is a spot where many go to whale watch and view icebergs. Beneath the current lighthouse, you will find the remains of Fort Amherst, a WWII battery complex that consists of many rooms, stairways, old artillery guns, and home to many ghosts. This week we are joined by Scott Osmond, a…

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Rutherford House 29:27

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Experience the Rutherford tradition of hospitality and catch a glimpse into the past in a post-Edwardian 1911 brick mansion that has been restored to its former glory and the young boy, whose apparition has been seen and heard running on the second floor of the historic Alberta home of Alexander Rutherford. Support the Show: Donate:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ buymeac…

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The Ghosts of Mystic Manor 43:06

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At the age of four, Faye began seeing, hearing, and experiencing paranormal activity. Focusing on her abilities to help others, over the decades she has interacted with the dead and gained new insights from their stories to help the living. It was Faye's lifelong dream to open Mystic Manor, a year-round haunted house experience in High River, Alber…

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Season 2 - Sept 29 0:50

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A brand new season of Haunted Canada is coming Sept. 29 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesBy Nadine Bailey / Curiouscast

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Summer Announcement 0:52

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As you may have noticed Haunted Canada has taken a break for the summer and will be back and better than ever with tons of hauntings, ghost stories from across Canada and around the world in the fall. Have you experienced paranormal activity yourself? Do you have a favorite ghost story you want to share or one you want to hear? Email us at hauntedc…

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Headless Harvey and the last man hanged 31:35

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On Wednesday, August 1, 1906 George Stanley was hanged. He was the last man executed at the Windsor County Jail. From that day on…. the town was never the same because while justice may have d been served many believe that Freeman Harvey, the man George Stanley so callously killed is not at rest. Judge Charles Edgar DeWolf, who lived in the area, r…

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Gooderham & Worts 27:26

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Located on Trinity Street in Toronto’s historic distillery district is a favourite stop for those wanting to taste quality beverages and delicious food. The former mill and distillery is 190 years old, and played a vital role in transforming Toronto’s waterfront. But among the shops and the tourists lingers the spirit of a man who lost his battle w…

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Watson's Mill 34:43

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Just over 30 mins away from Canada’s capital city is a suburb located on the Rideau River that feels like a country getaway within Ottawa. It is a heritage village rooted in history with a perfect small-town charm. Named after the Ojibway word for “island in the river” by its founder, Moss Kent Dickinson, Manotick's has a very recognizable landmark…

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Calgary City Hall 21:29

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Historic City Hall has been witness to countless lives, careers, and events within its walls. For over one hundred years, past City employees and security officers have reported seeing strange occurrences inside the building. Support the Show: Donate:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ buymeacoffee.com/hauntedcanadapodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Donate: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Click Donate⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ to Haunted Canada P…

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Hatley Castle 31:16

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About 25 mins from Victoria, British Columbia is where you'll find Hatley Castle. In 1906, B.C.'s Lieutenant Governor, James Dunsmuir, purchased the property. He and his wife Laura commissioned the renowned Canadian architect Samuel Maclure to build a 40-room mansion in the Tudor revival style that was popular in the Edwardian period. James was oft…

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Qigong - Ancient Wisdom for Modern Living - with John Munro | Epi.33 32:15

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In this episode of the Active Action Podcast, host Dr. Nazif welcomes John Munro, founder of Long White Cloud Qigong, to discuss the profound impact of Qigong on modern life. John shares fascinating insights into the origins, historical applications, and contemporary benefits of this ancient Chinese practice. Listeners will learn about Qigong's abi…

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The Great Amherst Mystery 31:50

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Esther Cox, lived with her married sister Olive Teed, Olive's husband Daniel and their two young children. Her siblings also lived with them, as did Daniel's brother John Teed. The family lived in Amherst, Nova Scotia, Canada and between 1878 and 1879, Esther experienced unexplained knockings, bangings and rustlings in the night. She began to suffe…

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Content That Cuts Through - with Jon Goehring | Epi.32 34:14

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In this episode of the Active Action Podcast, host Dr. Nazif interviews content creation expert Jon Goehring, founder of Jon Goehring Voiceovers. They delve into the importance of creating authentic, engaging content that serves your audience and how collaboration with other brands can amplify your reach. Jon shares insights on the nuances of repur…

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Overcoming People-Pleasing for Authentic Communication - with Kat Jovey | Epi.31 42:26

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In this episode of the Active Action Podcast, host Dr. Nazif is joined by communication expert Kat Jovey to discuss overcoming people-pleasing tendencies and fostering authentic communication. Kat shares her journey from a long-line of people-pleasers to becoming a speaker and workshop facilitator who empowers individuals to tackle difficult conver…

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Deadman's Pond 24:05

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A small, historic pond believed to be bottomless and located on Signal Hill in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada is also the final resting place for executed criminals after they were removed from the Gibbet Hill. Captured pirates and other convicted criminals were hung from a gallows on top of the hill, and the bodies were then suspended as a warni…

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How Excessive Screen Time Impacts Mental Health - with Dr. Azadeh Weber | Epi.30 40:05

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In this episode of the 'Active Action Podcast', host Dr. Nazif discusses the effects of excessive screen time on mental health with Dr. Azadeh Weber, a licensed clinical psychologist with a focus on holistic health. The episode explores the difference between productive and recreational screen time, the impact of screen time on dopamine levels and …

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The Gordon House 18:32

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The Gordon House is the oldest built home in Amherstburg, Ont. Constructed in 1798, it's been used for many purposes. It was home to a general during the War of 1812. It's also been an infirmary and a trading post. And over 220 years the home has been the source of many spooky stories not just history. Support the Show: Donate:⁠⁠ buymeacoffee.com/h…

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Skeleton Park 25:44

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In the heart of Kingston, Ontario lies a place full of mystery – McBurney Park, infamously known as Skeleton Park. Established in the 1890s, this former cemetery conceals the secrets of thousands who found their eternal rest within its grounds. Walking through the park today, it's easy to overlook that old headstones peek through the grass and bone…

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The Old Yarmouth Jail 24:51

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Located on the western tip of Nova Scotia, along the Bay of Fundy is Yarmouth and a structure built in 1865 - The Yarmouth County Jail. It had 19 jail cells with iron beds and straw mattresses where prisoners would sleep with no bed sheets or pillows. It was in use by Nova Scotia Correctional Services until 2004 and was the last place Omar Roberts …

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Childhood Obesity Treatment is the Best Obesity Prevention - with Dr. Evan Nadler | Epi.29 28:57

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In this episode of the Active Action Podcast, we are joined by Dr. Evan Nadler, an international leader in child and adolescent obesity. Dr. Nadler discusses the critical nature of treating childhood obesity as a chronic disease, the concept of intergenerational transmission of obesity, and why aggressive treatment early on can significantly influe…

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AI for Preventive Care - with Shaji Nair | Epi.28 42:11

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In this episode, Dr. Nazif interviews Shaji Nair, the founder and CEO of Friska AI. Shaji shares his journey from a career in technology to developing Friska AI, an innovative platform that employs advanced artificial intelligence and mobile technology to assist with preventive healthcare. The discussion covers how Friska AI provides personalized m…

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The Cossit House 23:41

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Built in 1787, Cossit House is one of the oldest surviving houses in Sydney and possibly, one of the oldest buildings on Cape Breton Island. Named for its original owner, Reverend Ranna Cossit, the house depicts 18th-century life and serves as the cornerstone of the city’s North-end Heritage District. When you visit don't be surprised if you hear t…

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The Boyce House 23:53

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On Fredericton’s Waterloo Row you'll find a grey Victorian mansion with a bright red roof. In the 1960s the grand old mansion was converted into a men's residence for University of New Brunswick students but decades earlier it had been the home of Mae and Walter Boyce. He donated the equivalent of half a million dollars to start Fredericton’s belov…

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Polycystic Ovary Syndrome: Navigate with Confidence - with Christine Horton | Epi.27 26:53

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In this episode, I interviewed Christine Horton, a certified health coach and experienced dental hygienist specializing in Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and the oral systemic connection. Christine shares her journey from being diagnosed with PCOS to becoming an advocate for women's health, offering insights on how to reduce inflammation, reclaim…

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[Premium] How to Build, Lead & Manage Teams Effectively - with Gianluca Ferruggia | Epi.26 0:28

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This is a bonus exclusive episode only for Premium Members of Active Action. ⁠⁠⁠Join now⁠⁠⁠ for as low as $1. Become a Premium Member of Active Action and get immediate access to our bonus members-only episode, along with a growing library of practical strategy guides, step-by-step playbooks, and tools designed to help you with your personal and pr…

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The Screaming Tunnel 19:11

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Running underneath what once was a Grand Trunk Railway line in Niagara Falls, Ontario, this structure was abandoned due to lack of funding and became a drainage tunnel so water wouldn't flood nearby farmlands. Throughout the 20th century, farmers used it to transport goods and animals safely underneath the busy railroad above. In 1983 it became the…

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Habit - with Michal Stawicki | Epi.25 27:30

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In this episode of the Active Action Podcast, host Dr. Nazif interviews Michal Stawicki, a bestselling author and business coach known as Mr. Consistency. Michael shares his expertise on habits, explaining the science behind habit formation and offering practical tips for breaking bad habits. He emphasizes the importance of avoiding triggers, satur…

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Skin, Health & Lifestyle (Part-1) - with Dr. Fernanda, PhD. | Epi.24 1:11:59

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In this episode of the Active Action Podcast, host Dr. Nazif dives deep into the relationship between skin, health, lifestyle, and mental well-being with Dr. Fernanda. Dr. Fernanda, a skilled blend of scientist, artist, and Reiki master, shares her extensive knowledge on how one's environment, diet, stress levels, and self-care practices intertwine…

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The Fairmont Empress Hotel 23:27

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The Castle on the Coast is steps away from the British Columbia Parliament Buildings, and overlooks the city’s Inner Harbour The award-winning property is one of the 21 Most Iconic Hotels in the World and has been for more than 116 years. It is has also been named by Conde Nast Traveler as one of the 44 most haunted hotels you can stay. Today we sh…

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Natural Disruption - with David "Bee" Lolis | Epi.23 31:08

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In this episode of the Active Action Podcast, Dr. Nazif hosts entrepreneur David Lolis, founder of Hive2O, who shares how responsible honey harvesting can protect bees and provide real honey in a market flooded with fake products. David explains the intelligence and importance of bees to our ecosystem and discusses the deceptive practices in the ho…

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Sidelines to ShowUp2Win - with Dwayne Morton | Epi.22 20:13

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In this episode of the Active Action Podcast, host Dr. Nazif interviews Dwayne Morton, CEO of Show Up to Win and former international basketball player. Morton shares his harrowing experiences of being misdiagnosed with rare blood cancer for 18 years, dealing with PTSD from a police shooting, and the lessons learned from these adversities. He empha…

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Transforming Social Media: An Inside Look at InPower - with Razan & Lamia | Epi.21 50:18

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In this episode of the Active Action Podcast, hosts talk with Razan and Lamia, the Founder/Co-Founder of the InPower social media platform. They discuss the inspiration behind creating a safer and more meaningful online space that promotes personal growth, emotional intelligence, and authentic connections. The conversation delves into the unique fe…

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Glovertown Red Eyes 20:53

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In the community of Glovertown in Northeastern Newfoundland, construction on a pulp mill began in 1921. Midway through construction, funding fell through and it was left abandoned on the outskirts of town. Soon after came stories about a worker who was killed during construction and reports of other accidents. Townspeople began to warn their childr…

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The Waterfront Station 23:09

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Located on Cordova Street, between Grandville and Seymour St stands Waterfront Station. Built In 1914, it was the third Canadian Pacific Railway station built in Vancouver and served as the western terminus for railways arriving from the east, mainly Toronto and Montreal. Today, Waterfront Station is a busy hub connecting passengers to the city’s v…

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The White Lady of Kinsale 26:31

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Located at the start of the Wild Atlantic Way, on the southern coast of Ireland is a town is famous for its colourful streets, rich history and beautiful landscapes. It is one of the Emerald Isle's most beautiful locations. And it is hope to not one, but two forts because Kinsale Harbor in County Cork was an important strategic location and where T…

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Representation in Travel & Why It Matters - with Taricka Clinton | Epi.20 28:29

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In this episode of the Active Action Podcast, host Dr. Nazif interviews Taricka Clinton, CEO and founder of Travel Landseairge. They discuss the significant lack of representation in travel media for Black, LGBTQ and other marginalized communities. Taricka shares her personal journey and the inception of her company, emphasizing the importance of d…

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Death and It's Impact - with Yvonne Caputo | Epi.19 40:20

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In this episode I explored the topic of death and its potential positive impacts with Yvonne K. Caputo, a teacher, psychotherapist and author. We delved into Yvonne's personal experiences with her father's and mother's end-of-life journeys, the importance of having conversations about death, and legal preparations like advance directives. Yvonne al…

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[Premium] Business Growth and Entrepreneurship - with Nathan Baws | Epi.18 0:28

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This is a bonus exclusive episode only for Premium Members of Active Action. ⁠⁠⁠Join now⁠⁠⁠ for as low as $1. Become a Premium Member of Active Action and get immediate access to our bonus members-only episode, along with a growing library of practical strategy guides, step-by-step playbooks, and tools designed to help you with your personal and pr…

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Deane House 24:03

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One of the best restaurants in the city is located in a beautiful two-story red brick heritage home with beautiful views of the Elbow River and the Ninth Avenue bridge. It is a rare example of early architecture in southern Alberta and for almost 120 years it has been a staple in the community. The house was built in 1906 by Captain Richard Burton …

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[Premium] Sex and Intimacy: Maintaining Healthy Intimate Relationship - with Sandy O'Shea | Epi.17 0:28

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This is a bonus exclusive episode only for Premium Members of Active Action. ⁠⁠⁠Join now⁠⁠⁠ for as low as $1. Become a Premium Member of Active Action and get immediate access to our bonus members-only episode, along with a growing library of practical strategy guides, step-by-step playbooks, and tools designed to help you with your personal and pr…

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Whitby Junction Train Station 22:47

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The penetrating gaze of a young man dressed in railway uniform staring back at you stops you in your tracks as a cold chill pours down your back. You walk into the small gallery and ask about the man in the costume and a confused face looks back then they tell you “There is no one in a costume working here… you must’ve seen the ghost of Billy Stone…

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Breaking Free from Stress - with Pree Poonati | Epi.16 25:08

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In this episode I interviewed Pree Poonati, a stress and anxiety consultant from the Art of Nirvana. Pri shares his journey from being an overwhelmed auditor at Ernst and Young to becoming a personal trainer and stress consultant. He offers valuable insights on recognizing and managing stress, differentiating between conscious and unconscious stres…