Hosted by Deepak Bhatti · 🇺🇸 us · EN-CA · 57 episodes
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The For the Culture Canada Podcast acts as a centre-point between art and entrepreneurship by featuring special guests curated by host Deepak Bhatti.
Deepak Bhatti hosts For the Culture Canada, a society show with 57 episodes published.
Grey Hearts Denim is a Kelowna, BC based fashion brand specializing in reworking in locally sourced denim and workwear. I spoke to owners Sean and Paul about a myriad of different things such as how they survived 2020 as
Ca$tro Guapo is 1/2 of the Toronto duo CMDWN. They've been making waves collaborating with artists such as Chief Keef and Lil Yachty. Brendan Potts is the tour manager of Castro and many others. We had a great conversati
Deus is an audio engineer and friend whose been working with me on the podcast since Episode 50. We did the interview in his brand new studio "The Vault Recording Studio". I'm crazy excited about this interview because m
Okanagan Lifestyle is a brand owned by Jaclyn and Ryan Robertson. It was created as a way to connect their community and establish a celebration for the young and old in the beautiful Okanagan. Its was obvious to me from
Bede is the owner of Designed by Bede. A fashion brand inspired by her love of the past with modern touches of street wear and ethical production. I love supporting underground brands like these. I feel like I can expres
Chris is a retired Geologist and the owner of Gneiss Climbing. He opened up the gym in 2016 and built it up to be one of the most popular climbing gyms in the city. We spoke about a variety of things including how the pa
I’ve been asking Edge to be on the show since 2018 and he always said not until 2020. We finally got it to happen and I’m so excited to share our interview. I’ve seen him perform countless times and honestly I’ve always
“If you didn’t want anything then why’d you even start.” Zoe Marie Welch wrote this in her song Turn on the Lights. It’s a light and bubbly soul/R&B track about her experience with a past lover. It’s an honest reflection
If you’re a photographer/videographer/model/etc in the Kelowna area you know who @fowfow4 is. You’ve seen his work and if you haven’t then you clearly haven’t been involved enough. He is a professional photographer & fou
538st. is a DOPE, young, up and coming hip-hop group from Kelowna, BC who are very different from what you'd typically think of as a hip-hop group. They're not a group of rappers, it's a full band with a frontman who rap
This is the second part of a two part episode with the Flip Club. Talon broke down his own walls and learned how to finally be himself. Cody has just been fired from his job and left his life-long connection to mormonism
The Flip Club is a parkour/trampoline gym created by Cody McAllister (left) & Talon Keener (right) as a safe space for kids and adults of all skill levels to build confidence and grow their self esteem. In this episode,
“I always say the first part is knowing who you are and if you don’t know who you are you gotta figure who you are.” Kevin Kishor is a brand/talent developer, relationship coach and author. I sat down with him to discuss
“I don’t care what you think. You’re 13-14 you’re not doing anything. Look at me and look at you. What are you doing playing video games and doing nothing? I’m actually doing shit and that’s straight for the haters. I’m
“There’s so many new words & so many definitions and so many new ways on how you can write. It’s so complex, intellectual and it’s amazing. Wow how could we in mankind come up with all these crazy ass words? You know how
“They (films) went deeper than just entertainment for most people. They would impact politics and all of this kind of stuff. Going back to my childhood would be just immersing myself into a different universe.” Drake Ric
“We’re (Kasai) not doing it because we want clout. None of us give a fuck about that. We really just love making music. I don’t fuck with someone if I can’t enjoy my studio time with them.” Crim is a rapper and one of th
“I just didn’t have that competitive drive in the sports world. I still wanted to be with everyone in it so I was like I’ll take the videos and photos. From there it just kept going up.” Jackson Parker is videographer wh
“I used to do a lot of public speaking when I was younger, I used to be in leadership, I used to do acting too and performing has always been something for me that’s been so good. Music has always come easy to me but I n
“Growing up whenever my friends had problems they’d always come talk to me, ask me for advice and I’d always try to help my friends and make sure everyone was good. But then whenever I had problems no one was there to li
Paul
licensed attorney in California and Tennessee · Green Gorilla Automation
1 appearance on this show
Sean
aquaponics expert, author of "Thinking Outside The Soil" · Elevate Engineers
1 appearance on this show
Ryan Robertson
Okanagan Lifestyle
1 appearance on this show
Chris
Pastor · unknown
1 appearance on this show
Jake
Veteran educator · Koolin' With Krauss
1 appearance on this show
Austen
1 appearance on this show
Sam
foot and ankle surgeon · Precisely
1 appearance on this show
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For the Culture Canada is hosted by Deepak Bhatti. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 57 episodes.
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