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Collisions YYC is hosted by Tyler Chisholm. The show is categorised under news (business) and has published 533 episodes.

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Collisions YYC has published 533 episodes.

What topics does Collisions YYC cover?

Collisions YYC regularly covers news, business. It sits in the news category, with a business focus.

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Episodes of Collisions YYC average 53 minutes. a focused format where a clear narrative arc and tight preparation matter most.

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Collisions YYC

Hosted by Tyler Chisholm · news · EN-CA · 533 episodes

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About this Podcast:

Tired of the same old news cycle? Get informed on what’s happening in businesses in Calgary, Alberta and beyond with Collisions YYC. Tyler Chisholm hosts Alberta’s best and brightest minds who are shaping the very landscape of our province with their work in fields like Technology, FinTech, Energy, Healthcare, Education, AI, and more. Tyler’s inherent curiosity and exploratory style fuel candid conversations with the people who are driving change in our city, our province and the world.Connect with us on social media:https://www.instagram.com/collisionsyyc

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What is Collisions YYC?

Collisions YYC is a news podcast hosted by Tyler Chisholm, with 533 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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Tyler Chisholm hosts Collisions YYC, a news show with 533 episodes published.

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Episode #534
Kevin Crowe, Five Years of Western Growth - A Wrap Up Conversation
Jan 7, 202647 minS0
In this final episode of Collisions YYC, Tyler is joined by COO of Long View Systems and catalyst to beginning Collisions YYC, Kevin Crowe, to explore the evolution of Western Canadian business, the growing importance of tech sovereignty, and the role of thoughtful leadership in today’s complex world. From the changing face of Alberta’s economy to the human side of innovation, this episode is both a celebration and a reflection—marking the end of a podcast chapter that’s elevated hundreds of voices across the region. In this episode:The economic evolutio...
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Episode #533
Hugo Lafontaine, Future-Proofing Canadian Industry
Dec 18, 202559 minS0
In this episode of Collisions YYC, Tyler is joined by Hugo Lafontaine, Vice President of Schneider Electric, to unpack the human side of digital transformation in Canada’s infrastructure and energy sectors. From automation to AI, Hugo offers a refreshing take on why technology alone isn’t enough to drive progress—and why Canada needs to rethink its approach to risk, mentorship, and innovation culture. In this episode:The three pillars of successful digital transformation: tech, adoption, and implementationWhy Canada’s conservative business culture is slowing innovationHow Schneider Electric is investing in Calgary’s energy a...
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Episode #532
Katrina German, Tech That Works for Everyone
Dec 16, 20251h 2mS0
In this episode of Collisions YYC, Tyler is joined by Katrina German, Founder and CEO of Ethical Digital, to explore how we can build technology that respects people. From AI governance to inclusive design, Katrina shares the mission behind her company’s work: making digital tools that are not only effective, but truly ethical. They explore into how organizations can implement AI and data systems responsibly, how diverse teams lead to better tech, and why we’re at a critical crossroads in digital evolution. Katrina offers practical strategies, personal stories, and big-picture thinking about what it means to create tech...
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Episode #531
Bri Falls, Future-Proof Careers for All
Dec 11, 20251h 2mS0
In this episode of Collisions YYC, Tyler is joined by Bri Falls, Co-Founder and CEO of Leeg Group, a Calgary-based consultancy challenging conventional HR and people operations. Bri shares her perspective on how organizations can build better human systems by addressing the root causes of dysfunction, not just the symptoms. From shifting HR from transactional to strategic, to navigating co-leadership and founder vulnerability, Bri offers sharp, honest insight into what it takes to lead a truly people-first organization. This episode is a must-listen for leaders, founders, and HR professionals looking to build work cultures rooted in trust, transparency, and...
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Episode #530
Derek Crager, Practical AI: How to Keep Your Best Employee Forever
Dec 3, 202546 minS0
In this episode of Collisions YYC, Tyler is joined by Derek Crager, Founder of Practical AI, the mind behind Practical AI and creator of Pocket Mentor, an AI-powered voice companion that delivers scalable, personalized coaching for real-world leadership challenges. Drawing from his deep experience in the tech space, including his time at Amazon, Derek shares how simplicity, empathy, and human-centred design inform his approach to AI development. The conversation explores how Pocket Mentor bridges the gap between formal training and everyday problem-solving, offering just-in-time guidance in moments that matter from onboarding and performance feedback to high-stakes leadership decisions. Derek...
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Derek Crager

PMP, CLSS, CSM, AWS-CP, practicalai.app

Paul Moore

author of Hitchhiking Through Management: Moore’s 10 Laws for Successful Leadership, Wellings Capital

Pablo Romero

co-CEO, The Ally Co

Kevin Crowe

Long View Systems

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Collisions YYC

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is Collisions YYC?

About the host

Recent episodes

Kevin Crowe, Five Years of Western Growth - A Wrap Up Conversation

Hugo Lafontaine, Future-Proofing Canadian Industry

Katrina German, Tech That Works for Everyone

Bri Falls, Future-Proof Careers for All

Derek Crager, Practical AI: How to Keep Your Best Employee Forever

Guest Appearances

Derek Crager

Paul Moore

Pablo Romero

Kevin Crowe

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Collisions YYC

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is Collisions YYC?

About the host

Recent episodes

Kevin Crowe, Five Years of Western Growth - A Wrap Up Conversation

Hugo Lafontaine, Future-Proofing Canadian Industry

Katrina German, Tech That Works for Everyone

Bri Falls, Future-Proof Careers for All

Derek Crager, Practical AI: How to Keep Your Best Employee Forever

Guest Appearances

Derek Crager

Paul Moore

Pablo Romero

Kevin Crowe

Advertisers on this show

Best industries to pitch Collisions YYC for

Podcasts like Collisions YYC

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