LiveWire Calgary: In-house podcast

More than 100 people joined first-time author Peter Schryvers at the Feb. 6 launch of his new book: Bad Data – Why We Measure the Wrong Things and Often Miss the Metrics That Matter. Supporters

What’s the potential for Calgary’s active economy? Using the framework from the creative economy’s beginning’s nearly 20 years ago, Calgary researchers have begun a conversation around how big it is, the cross-industry impact physical activity

David Spence is a “well known” Calgary meteorologist with a career spanning 40 years. (You’ll see what we mean by well-known when you listen.) He didn’t start off in weather though. Spence certainly isn’t ready

Conversations with people are interesting. Conversations with people who have been reporting on historic events abroad can be more interesting. In this chat with long time Calgary journalist, Arthur Kent, about his newest project, a

This isn’t your typical Calgary year in review. Plus, how many year in reviews are recorded at Brodie’s dining room table? Probably none. This one was. We (Darren and Brodie) take a look back at

I went down to Enmax Park Thursday for the University of Calgary’s Campfire Chats in recognition of the National Indigenous People’s Day in Canada. While I went in expecting a standard, somewhat boilerplate story, but