Canadian Specific

E11 - Diogene De Souza - A Journey through Munros Bagging, Diverse Upbringings, and the Aviation Industry

In this episode, we delve deep into the adventurous activity of Munros Bagging – the thrill of hiking all Scottish peaks above 3000 feet named after Sir Hugh Munro. Sharing stories of seasoned Munros Baggers, including the first woman to make a winter round. We also discuss the Duke of Edinburgh's Award, a unique programme aiming to foster resilience and independence among young individuals, and its profound influence on our guest's love for hiking and outdoor activities.
In addition to exploring the highs and lows of mountaineering, we also embark on an exploration of cultural richness and shared human experiences. From colonial Goa in India to the urban landscapes of Abu Dhabi, we present a captivating mix of cultures, traditions, and cuisines. Delving into childhood memories and the pursuit of education, our guests share their unique interpretations of diverse life paths.
Moving from personal narratives to societal structures in Abu Dhabi, we critically evaluate the rigid path for young individuals in the region. Through a vibrant recap of growing up in Abu Dhabi, we probe into whether children truly have the freedom to chase their dreams or if they find themselves coerced onto a strict path to college and the corporate world.
Our explorations then transit to the professional front, examining the transportation industry's intricacies. We spotlight 'the big squeeze', an all-too-common issue where supervisors bear the pressure of responsibilities over decisions they cannot control. The episode also touches upon questions of loyalty and technology in the modern workplace.
The final leg of the journey takes us soaring into the challenges within the aviation industry. We debate the balance between progress and caution in newly-built aircraft programs and unfold the implications of growing middle-class populations traveling more frequently. The role of technology, the crucial consideration of sustainability and environmental impact, and the increasing need for diversity are all key themes dissected in this segment.
Whether you are a hiking enthusiast, an aviation geek, or a thoughtful listener interested in diverse life experiences and pressing societal issues, this episode promises to satisfy your curiosity and provoke reflective thoughts.

E10 - Ajay Sebastian

In this Episode, Jaden talks with Ajay discusses his recent trip to Japan, how the UAE has changed, and Cyber Security.

E9 - Beth Jarrett

In this episode, Jaden talks with Beth about the newly found stray dog, International travel, and public art.

E8 - Faz and David Enyi

In this episode, Jaden talks with Faz and David about Faz's about his new educational youtube channel, School of Faz. They spend a good deal discussing the current state of A.I. and it's potential impact on the greater economy. 
You can view Faz's youtube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@SchoolofFaz
You can see what David is up to on twitter: @Revelutionary1

E7 - Marcus Connew

E6 - Mikhail Goldgaber and Victoria Marshall

E5 - John O’Brien

E4 - Greece ”Big Kahuna” Sajan and David Enyi

E3 - Jay Johnson

E2 - Chance MacLean