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Hosted by Gord Kiteley · society · EN · 173 episodes
A podcast about people doing 55 in a 54. Living their lives, y’know…just going for it.Twitter: @TheSecondActPodIG: @thesecondactpodLinktree: https://linktr.ee/thesecondactpod
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Second Act Podcast is a society podcast hosted by Gord Kiteley, with 173 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.
Gord Kiteley hosts The Second Act Podcast, a society show with 173 episodes published.
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The Second Act Podcast
<p>This is it. We are done.</p><p><br></p><p>What a ride, if you are reading this, I am forever grateful for you.</p><p><br></p><p>If you think you can or you cannot, you are right. Take the plunge, try something absurd.</p><p><br></p><p>You never know how it’s going to end up.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p><br></p>
Episode #160
<p>We interviewed Kaleb Dahlgren on the the show, discussing Kaleb's early life in hockey and his experience managing type 1 diabetes, the profound impact of the Humboldt bus accident on his life and recovery process focusing on acceptance and community, his return to hockey and academic success at York University with significant support, his public speaking engagements and writing inspired by resilience, and his journey into chiropractic medicine driven by a desire to help others. Kaleb shared his strategies for mental health management and his evolved definition of success centered on positive impact and living with purpose. We explored themes...
Episode #159
<p>This week we interviewed Jocelyn Chugg f, focusing on her transition from traditional work to pursuing her passion for acting. Jocelyn Chugg, a fifth-generation Albertan, always desired to act but initially followed other paths before the COVID-19 pandemic prompted a career change leading her to discover Calgary's vibrant film scene. We discussed balancing passion with financial realities, the development of professionalism in the industry, managing rejection, and her vision of success in Alberta's growing film sector.</p><p>Join us for a great chat!</p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p>Check her out here:</p><p>Instagram<...
Episode #158
<p>Michelle Cameron Coulter was 1 in a blended family of 10. She didn't love the water. Yet, in 1988 she stood on the podium with a gold medal in synchronized swimming. How she got there is quite a story, but what she has done since is just as good. Michelle knows that she has what it takes to make changes and she is sharing that with the world. Join us for an incredible conversation!</p><p>Check her out here:</p><p>Instagram</p><p>LinkedIn</p><p>Canadian Sports Hall of Fame</p><p>YouTube TedX</p><p>gord@secondactpodcast.com<...
Episode #157
<p>Trevor Turnbull has had success. Sometimes, just when it came, he figured out a way to make it a little tougher on himself than it needed to be, it’s funny how that works sometimes? Now, after a bunch of wins, some losses and more than a few draws, he is sharing those stories with people, helping them on their journey. From a small NE SK town to living all over the world helping folks, Trevor has used his abilities to make the most for others, and himself. Join us for a great chat!</p><p>Check him out he...
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