Buzz Worthy

Buzz Worthy is a podcast about bold entrepreneurs and everyday people redefining what’s possible, right here in our own backyards. Each episode reveals the raw, rare & untold stories behind the businesses and personal breakthroughs that impact the people they serve. We pull back the curtain on confidence, resilience, grit, failure, reinvention, and the wild courage it takes to build something from nothing. These aren’t just business stories, they’re human stories, rooted in ambition, community, and the belief that greatness can come from anywhere.

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  Episode #23

  Baking in the human experience into technology with Greg Ramsay, Founder of Made it Legal

  Sep 29, 202659 minS4

  How are you using technology to rebuild human value? In this episode, I sit down with Greg Ramsay , founder of Made It Legal and the architect behind Nelle , an AI-powered contracts platform designed to streamline the entire deal review process without removing the human judgment that matters most. Greg’s path to entrepreneurship wasn’t linear—and that’s exactly what makes his story so compelling. At just 16, he was flying planes as an air cadet and had to land one solo, an experience that gave him a deep sense of confidence and calm under pressure. That same mindset carried him through a winding academic journey: from astrophysics, to political science, to law school, and eventually into the high-stakes world of corporate, technology, and privacy law. After 17 years in legal environments where speed and precision collide, Greg saw a gap: legal teams were drowning in repetitive contract review work, slowing down business—not because they lacked expertise, but because they lacked tools built for how legal actually works. So he built one. Today, Made It Legal is the company behind Nelle , a purpose-built AI platform that helps in-house teams move at business speed while staying firmly in control. From custom legal playbooks to intelligent document screening and exception routing, Nelle ensures legal is never the bottleneck. Backed by Alberta Innovates and recognized as a Platform Calgary Top 10 Startup Finalist , Made It Legal is redefining how legal teams operate—without replacing the human expertise that makes them indispensable. This conversation dives into confidence, curiosity, reinvention, and why the future of legal tech isn’t about removing humans—it’s about elevating them. Because the best technology doesn’t replace human value. It amplifies it. ⭐ Follow them: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/made-it-legal/ Website: www.asknelle.ai ⭐ Join the Buzz: Know an entrepreneur we should be making a buzz about? Visit us on our website and suggest a guest https://buzzworthypod.ca/ Stay up to date with what we're doing: Instagram: @buzzworthy_pod LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/buzz-worthy-podcast/?viewAsMember=true Watch our TV SHOW! It’s the show and tell of innovation and products created locally! New episodes drop every month! Watch Live: https://cable14.com/buzzworthy #podcast #entrepreneurship #innovation #legaltech #AI #contracts #founderstory #leadership

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  Episode #22

  Failure Isn’t Final with Jen Lussier CEO of Platform Calgary

  Sep 22, 202653 minS4

  What if the right path to real leadership is Failure → Resilience → Leadership? Because leadership is about endless learning. In this episode, I sit down with Jen Lussier , CEO of Platform Calgary , to explore the side of innovation we rarely talk about: the reality that 98% of innovation fails —and how being part of that 98% shaped Jen into the leader she is today. With more than 30 years as an entrepreneur and community builder, Jen knows what it feels like when a company doesn’t make it. Her experience at Calgary tech startup AnyQuip wasn’t just a chapter—it was a turning point. In the throws of redefining herself after the failure of her company, Jen did something most people never do: she picked herself up, learned from the loss, and leaned into helping others navigate the same journey. That decision changed everything. Today, Jen leads Platform Calgary , the front door to Calgary’s innovation ecosystem—connecting entrepreneurs with capital, talent, mentorship, and a community built to help founders start, commercialize, and scale faster. With more than 180 partners and recognition from CBRE as North America’s fastest‑growing city for tech talent , Platform Calgary is proving that innovation thrives when people have the support they need to try again. This conversation is about resilience, reinvention, and the courage it takes to build something bigger than yourself. Jen shares why failure isn’t a dead end—it’s data, direction, and often the beginning of the most meaningful leadership. Because innovation doesn’t just belong to the 2% who succeed. It belongs to the ones who rise, rebuild, and keep going. ⭐ Follow them: LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/platformcalgary/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/platformcalgary/ X: https://x.com/PlatformCalgary Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/calgarytechnologies YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaAgieGZy03LkctWK4DUo7w Website: https://www.platformcalgary.com/ ⭐ Join the Buzz: Know an entrepreneur we should be making a buzz about? Visit us on our website and suggest a guest https://buzzworthypod.ca/ Stay up to date with what we're doing: Instagram: @buzzworthy_pod LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/buzz-worthy-podcast/?viewAsMember=true Watch our TV SHOW! It’s the show and tell of innovation and products created locally! New episodes drop every month! Watch Live: https://cable14.com/buzzworthy #podcast #entrepreneurship #innovation #techleaders #resilience #failure #leadership

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  Episode #21

  Motivation just isn't enough with Isabelle Hill Co-Founder of Healthy Habits Coaches

  Jun 30, 202659 minS4

  What if changing your life had less to do with motivation—and more to do with learning how to take the next small step? In this episode, I sit down with Isabelle Hill , Co-Founder of Healthy Habits Coaches , to explore why sustainable change is so much harder—and so much more human—than we think. What began as a desire to better support one client through an unexpected health transition evolved into a bigger question: How do we actually help people change when life changes faster than they expect? Grounded in decades of behavioural science and coaching research, Isabelle shares why progress isn’t built through pressure, intensity, or perfection—it’s built through understanding people, reframing setbacks, and creating momentum through small consistent actions. But this conversation goes beyond health. We talk about outgrowing old dreams, allowing yourself to evolve, and how sometimes the greatest transformation isn’t becoming someone new—it’s becoming more aligned with who you’re becoming. Because change rarely happens overnight. But enough small steps can change everything. Follow them: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/healthy-habits-coaches/ Instagram: @HealthyHabitsCoaches Website: www.healthyhabitscoaches.com Join the Buzz: Know an entrepreneur we should be making a buzz about? Visit us on our website and suggest a guest https://buzzworthypod.ca/ Stay up to date with what we're doing: Instagram: @buzzworthy_pod Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/buzz-worthy-podcast/?viewAsMember=true Watch our TV SHOW! Its the show and tell of innovation and products created locally! New episodes drop every month! Watch Live: https://cable14.com/buzzworthy #podcast #entrepreneurship #healthyhabits #healthprofessionals #coaches #Reframing

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  Episode #20

  Opening doors for entrepreneurs faster with Megan Tuck & Alban Jerome from York Angel Investors

  Jun 23, 20261h 7mS4

  Can Canada compete globally without changing how we support and reward entrepreneurs? In this episode, we sit down with Megan Tuck and Alban Jerome from York Angel Investors to explore their platform designed to accelerate entrepreneurship by creating faster, more meaningful connections across the ecosystem—opening doors for everyone from side-hustle founders to companies with 100x growth ambitions. This conversation goes beyond fundraising. We unpack what Canada’s innovation ecosystem gets right, where friction still exists, and why access to opportunity often matters just as much as access to money. From building stronger founder–investor relationships to using technology to create faster, more meaningful connections, Megan and Alban share what they believe the next era of entrepreneurship in Canada could look like. At the heart of it all is a bigger question: How do we create an environment where ambitious founders don’t just start here—but choose to stay and build here? Because thriving companies rarely happen in isolation. They happen in ecosystems built to help them grow. Follow them: Linkedin: https://ca.linkedin.com/company/york-angel-investors Megan Tuck: https://www.linkedin.com/in/megantuckk/?skipRedirect=true Alban Jerome: https://www.linkedin.com/in/albanjerome/ Website: York Angel Investors – Data-Driven Capital, Built to Scale. Join the Buzz: Know an entrepreneur we should be making a buzz about? Visit us on our website and suggest a guest https://buzzworthypod.ca/ Stay up to date with what we're doing: Instagram: @buzzworthy_pod Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/buzz-worthy-podcast/?viewAsMember=true Watch our TV SHOW! Its the show and tell of innovation and products created locally! New episodes drop every month! Watch Live: https://cable14.com/buzzworthy #podcast #entrepreneurship #innovationeconomy #innovation #canada

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  Episode #19

  Keeping an eye on what's next with Samuel Ayo Oyedemi Co-Founder of Skaap

  Jun 16, 202655 minS4

  Have you been looking for something? An answer, an exit, a new direction? This weeks guest always has an eye on what's next. For Samuel Ayo Oyedemi , innovation isn’t about creating more technology—it’s about creating better experiences for people. As Co-Founder of SKAAP , Samuel is helping reshape the future of retail through AI-powered food intelligence and frictionless shopping experiences that give consumers more transparency while helping retailers stay competitive in a rapidly changing world. But this conversation goes far beyond grocery stores and mobile checkout. We talk about building in ecosystems that reward innovation, why sometimes opportunities require looking beyond your own backyard, and the challenge of balancing ambition with values. Samuel shares reflections on leadership, respect, faith, and the importance of creating boundaries that allow businesses—and people—to grow sustainably. At its core, this episode asks a bigger question: What happens when we stop building for technology’s sake… and start building for people? Because the best innovation doesn’t replace humanity. It helps us make better choices. Follow them: Instagram: @useskaap @heis_samuelayo Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/useskaap/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/samuelayooyedemi?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=ios_app Join the Buzz: Know an entrepreneur we should be making a buzz about? Visit us on our website and suggest a guest https://buzzworthypod.ca/ Stay up to date with what we're doing: Instagram: @buzzworthy_pod Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/buzz-worthy-podcast/?viewAsMember=true Watch our TV SHOW! Its the show and tell of innovation and products created locally! New episodes drop every month! Watch Live: https://cable14.com/buzzworthy #podcast #entrepreneurship #nutritionalfacts #mobilecheckout

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