Welcome to the Mess Hall Podcast, part of the Alberta Podcast Network, Locally grown. Community supported.

Avery, Lena, and Ryan celebrate (again) the cancelled Grey Cup by comparing beers from teams in the West Division: BC, Calgary, Edmonton, Saskatchewan, and Winnipeg. 

A big thanks to Ryan Sanderson from the Eat More BBQ Podcast for being our guest this week. Find out more at eatmorebarbecue.ca

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he Mess Hall Podcast is happy to have ATB as a sponsor. 

We want to tell you about ATB's new podcast - The Future Of. Join Todd Hirsch, ATB’s Vice President and Chief Economist, as he connects with special guests who offer unique and useful perspectives about the future. Explore how our economy and communities can not only brace for change, but embrace the opportunity it creates. From the future of women in business to the changing nature of work itself, The Future Of helps us understand what’s coming, and what we need to do today to get the tomorrow we want.

Featuring two episodes each month, plus bonus episodes, The Future Of includes interviews with top community and business leaders from Alberta and around the world. 

Subscribe to The Future Of in the Apple Store, Google Play, Spotify and everywhere podcasts are found, and connect to ask your questions about the future by emailing thefutureof@atb.com.

This episode of The Mess Hall Podcast is brought to you by The Shared Mic. 

Can you remember the last time you spoke to someone from a totally different generation who wasn’t a member of your family? There is so much we can learn from listening to people both younger and older than ourselves. 

The Shared Mic: Conversations for the Ages is a unique, interview-format intergenerational podcast by Age Friendly Edmonton, bringing together people of different ages and backgrounds to discuss topics that matter to them. 

Season two is out now, and features conversations about cultivating friendships, building careers, exploring virtual theatre, volunteerism and much more. 

Find The Shared Mic on Apple, Google, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. The Shared Mic is brought to you by the Edmonton Seniors Coordinating Council and the City of Edmonton.