
The Good Nite Show
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Ep. 8 - Alice Lam | The story of Good Neighbour
In this episode of The GOODNITE Show, hosts Jordan Geske and Brett Robidoux sit down with Alice Lam, one of the founders of Good Neighbour — a nonprofit initiative providing clothing, food, and essentials to people in need. Alice shares the inspiring story behind how Good Neighbour began, the spark that launched the project, and how it has grown thanks to hundreds of volunteers donating their time, skills, and compassion. From humble beginnings to a full community-powered operation, this episode reveals the impact that small acts of kindness can make. Jordan and Brett also surprise Alice with a video: filmed 2 days earlier, they visited a Goodwill store with the mission of spending $1,000 on winter jackets, gloves, sweaters, snow pants, toques, and more. Since Goodwill directs $0.91 of every dollar back into local programs, this donation becomes a “double impact” — supporting two charities at once. After the surprise, Alice discusses how anyone can get involved and why even the smallest gesture — like purchasing a single $5 item from their Amazon wish list — can change someone’s day, or even their life. An inspiring conversation about generosity, community, and the power of people helping people. 🎙️ About The GOODNITE Show: Hosted by Jordan Geske, The GOODNITE Show highlights creators, innovators, and everyday heroes making a difference in the world. 🎥 Produced by Innovate Media Canada
Ep. 7 – Brett Cassidy with LIVE performance!
In this episode of The GOODNITE Show, host Jordan Geske sits down with Brett Cassidy — one of Calgary’s most talented and fast-rising producers and musicians. Jordan and Brett dive deep into Calgary’s live music scene, from the venues shaping the city’s sound to the behind-the-scenes work that keeps local bands thriving. Brett shares his journey from performing to producing, how he’s become a key player in countless Calgary projects, and how he balances life as a musician and social media creator. The conversation takes some fun turns — from ocean and shark fears to bear encounters — before wrapping up with a live acoustic performance of Brett’s original song “Time.” A great mix of laughs, insight, and raw Calgary talent. About The GOODNITE Show: Hosted by Jordan Geske, The GOODNITE Show celebrates Calgary’s creative culture through conversations with musicians, artists, and local personalities. 📍 Filmed in Calgary, Alberta 🎥 Produced by Innovate Media Canada
Ep. 6 - Jeff Davison | CEO Calgary Prostate Centre
In this episode of The GOODNITE Show, host Jordan Geske sits down with Jeff Davison, CEO of the Prostate Cancer Centre, to talk about Movember, men’s health, and why your donations might not be staying where you think they are. Jeff and Jordan break down how Movember has made an incredible global impact — raising awareness for prostate cancer, mental health, and men’s overall wellbeing — but Jeff also explains how much of the funding raised in Canada ends up leaving the country. That’s where Jeff’s initiative, Keep It In Alberta, began: a campaign designed to ensure donations directly support local research, patient care, and real men facing real challenges right here at home. They also dive into conversations about the holidays, traditions, community good, and the small ways people can make a difference during the Christmas season. An inspiring, insightful, and surprisingly fun episode about men’s health, charity, transparency, and the power of giving back. 🎙️ About The GOODNITE Show: Hosted by Jordan Geske, The GOODNITE Show brings authentic conversations with leaders, creators, artists, and innovators who are influencing culture and making a difference. 🎥 Produced by Innovate Media Canada
Ep. 5 - EMS Whistleblower & Don Sharpe
In this powerful and eye-opening episode of The GOODNITE Show, host Jordan Geske sits down with Don Sharpe, a former EMS paramedic and ambulance driver, to expose the growing crisis within Alberta’s emergency medical system. Since 2009, when Alberta Health Services (AHS) took control of Calgary’s once world-class ambulance service, things have changed dramatically — and not for the better. Don breaks down how chronic understaffing, relentless overtime, and burnout are pushing EMS responders to their limits. He reveals shocking truths about life on the front lines: 🚑 Why most paramedics now work too much overtime 😔 How the average EMS career lifespan has dropped to just 8 years 💬 And what’s really happening inside AHS operations that the public doesn’t see This episode also includes commentary from an anonymous insider, adding deeper insight into what’s happening behind the scenes of Alberta’s health system. A must-watch for anyone concerned about the state of emergency care in Alberta. 🎙️ About The GOODNITE Show: Hosted by Jordan Geske, The GOODNITE Show spotlights Calgary’s people, culture, and conversations — from lighthearted interviews to serious issues affecting Albertans today. 📍 Filmed in Calgary, Alberta 🎥 Produced by Innovate Media Canada
Ep. 4 Talking Tattoos & Taboos with Andy and Ibrahim
In this episode of The GOODNITE Show, host Jordan Geske sits down with two of Calgary’s most exciting tattoo artists — Ibrahim and Andy — who are not only masters of their craft but savvy entrepreneurs shaping the city’s creative scene. Both immigrants to Canada, Ibrahim and Andy share their inspiring journeys into the tattoo world — from their first clients to their rise as respected artists with a loyal following. They talk about the Calgary Tattoo Show, recent awards, and how mastering social media and content creation has helped them grow their business and connect with clients worldwide. Along the way, the conversation drifts into art, film, and the business mindset that separates good artists from great ones. If you’re an artist, small business owner, or creative thinker, this episode offers valuable insight, motivation, and a few laughs along the way. 🎙️ About The GOODNITE Show: Hosted by Jordan Geske, The GOODNITE Show dives into Calgary’s creative and cultural heartbeat — featuring conversations with musicians, artists, and entrepreneurs who make the city shine. 📍 Filmed in Calgary, Alberta 🎥 Produced by Innovate Media Canada Watch Full Episodes Here: https://whatsgood.buzz/
Ep. 3 Brett Robidoux – Calgary’s Food & Fun Debates
👉 Follow us on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/thegoodniteshow/ Watch Full Episodes Here: https://whatsgood.buzz/ Welcome to The Goodnite Show, where Calgary’s best conversations come alive — with good food, local music, cold drinks, and even better people. In this full-length episode, Jordan sits down with co-founder Brett Robidoux for a fun, wide-open conversation about all things Calgary — from wild local news stories and police updates to the city’s best food spots, breweries, and neighborhoods. They dive into everything from local headlines to lighthearted games like: 🍔 If you had to eat at one restaurant for a week, where would it be? 🏠 If you had to live in one Calgary community forever, which would you choose? 🥪 Blindly ranking Calgary’s best sandwich shops — and much more. Expect laughs, banter, and a lot of local love as the guys celebrate what makes Calgary such a fun place to live, eat, and explore. 🎙️ About The Goodnite Show: Hosted by Jordan Geske, The GOODNITE Show celebrates Calgary’s culture through conversations with local musicians, artists, and creators. Expect upbeat vibes, real talk, and a lot of local love. 💬 Have a question or guest idea? Drop it in the comments! 📍 Filmed in Calgary, Alberta 🎥 Produced by Innovate Media CanadaEp. 2: Drew Guztak from the Frontiers
Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thegoodnite... Guest Links: 👉 https://www.instagram.com/thefrontier... Watch Full Episodes: https://www.whatsgood.buzz/ In this episode of The GOODNITE Show, host Jordan Geske sits down with Drew Gusztak, founder of Calgary’s own The Frontiers — one of the city’s most popular and dynamic bands. Drew shares how The Frontiers grew from a local act into a powerhouse group with enough musicians to play two live shows at once. He talks about the evolution of the Calgary music scene, his favorite spots to catch live shows, the best places to grab a bite before a Calgary Flames game, and where to sing your heart out on a karaoke stage. Along the way, Drew opens up about collaboration, creativity, and his advice for new artists breaking into the scene. Whether you’re a musician, music lover, or proud Calgarian, this episode celebrates the city’s growing creative heartbeat. Produced by: Innovate Media Canada
Tyson Ray Borsboom on Music & Calgary
👉 Follow us on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/thegoodniteshow/ Guest Links: 👉 https://www.instagram.com/tysonrayborsboom/ Welcome to The Goodnite Show, where Calgary’s best conversations come alive — with good food, local music, cold drinks, and even better people. In this episode, host Jordan Geske sits down with Tyson Ray Borsboom, a local folk and country artist who’s recently moved to the Vancouver area but still calls Calgary’s music scene home. Tyson and Jordan chat about the best venues for food, drinks, and live music around Calgary, from cozy stages to rowdy pubs that know how to host a great show. They dig into life on the road, Tyson’s creative process, and what keeps him coming back to Alberta for gigs. A big part of that creative energy comes from places like The Pocono House, founded by local musician Michael Bernard Fitzgerald. It’s a unique space designed for collaboration — featuring multiple rooms for rent by musicians, producers, guitarists, and drummers. It’s not a place to live, but a place to create. Artists come together there to write, record, and experiment on each other’s songs — whether they’re preparing for a live show, a national tour, or a new studio release. It’s become one of Calgary’s most inspiring creative hubs. 🎙️ About The Goodnite Show: Hosted by Jordan Geske, The GOODNITE Show celebrates Calgary’s culture through conversations with local musicians, artists, and creators. Expect upbeat vibes, real talk, and a lot of local love. 💬 Have a question or guest idea? Drop it in the comments! 📍 Filmed in Calgary, Alberta 🎥 Produced by Innovate Media Canada