Reluctantly...

Last Show On K97

My last show on K-97...March 2, 2026. It caught many by surprise...and many others, still, didn't hear it or only heard a portion of it. I'm very grateful to K-97 Edmonton and Stingray that I was given the opportunity to say thanks and goodbye. Something like that RARELY happens in Radio.It started with an unexpected call from my daughter, Kate...Then a funny story about the last day on a movie shoot...and then the news of this day being my last on K-97. Thank you so much for the years of support. It truly means the world to me. I'm not going anywhere...And you can still here me on this podcast and @ZoneOnePodcast   as well. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Julie Matthews: Fraud Prevention Month

Knowledge is everything when it comes to scams and Julie is a wealth of knowledge-and this podcast may save tou from financial ruin or help you recognize someone who is being scammed. I feel it is a VERY important episode. March is Fraud Prevention Month! In this episode, fraud prevention expert Julie Matthews is back and discusses the latest scams, how AI is transforming fraud tactics, and practical tips to protect yourself and loved ones from financial scams. Learn about red flags, reporting, and the importance of ongoing awareness.www.reluctantlypodcast.com @ZoneOnePodcast  resourcesCanadian Anti-Fraud Centre - https://www.antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca/Julie Matthews Website - https://juliematthews.ca/Fraud Prevention Month - https://www.fraudpreventionmonth.ca/Website - https://juliematthews.ca/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Plume IV - A New Hope

Terry Evans and Mike Plume discuss a variety of topics including the title of the podcast, upcoming spring tour plans, family updates, the release of Plume's hockey book, and his collaboration on a Remembrance Day song. They delve into the intricacies of vinyl production, the songwriting process, and share insights from their experiences in Nashville. The conversation also touches on the impact of country music, reflections on Ken Burns' documentaries, and details about Plume's upcoming shows.TakeawaysThe podcast title was humorously revealed as 'Plume 4: A New Hope'.Plume is gearing up for a spring tour, marking a year since his last performance in Edmonton.He has sold about 850 copies of his hockey book and is considering a four-part series.Plume is collaborating with an artist for a Remembrance Day song, which will feature paintings inspired by the lyrics.The cost of producing vinyl records is significant, with estimates around $7,000 for 500 records.Plume shares insights on the songwriting process, including how overheard conversations can inspire songs.His experiences in Nashville included writing in a comfortable office environment, which he found challenging.The conversation highlights the evolution of country music, referencing Ken Burns' documentary.Plume expresses excitement about his upcoming shows and the importance of connecting with his audience.The podcast ends with light-hearted banter about past experiences and future plans. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

40th - Part II

Part two of Terry Evans' 40 years in broadcasting, reflecting on his journey in radio, his impact on the Edmonton community, and the relationships he has built over the years. The discussion includes anecdotes about his experiences, the evolution of the local music scene, and the charitable work he has been involved in, highlighting the importance of community and family in his life.TakeawaysTerry Evans has been a significant figure in Edmonton's radio scene for 40 years.His journey in broadcasting has been filled with memorable experiences and community engagement.The importance of supporting local music and artists is a recurring theme in his career.Terry's charitable work has made a lasting impact on the Edmonton community.Family plays a crucial role in Terry's life and career, influencing his values and actions.The evolution of the local music scene has been a significant part of Terry's broadcasting journey.Terry's humor and personality have endeared him to listeners over the years.He has built lasting friendships through his work in radio and community events.Terry's commitment to giving back to the community is evident in his actions and initiatives.The conversation reflects on the nostalgia and memories created over four decades in broadcasting. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

40th - Part 1

Celebrating Terry Evans' 40 years on the air in Edmonton. Reflecting on his impact on the Edmonton community, his support for local musicians, memorable moments from his career, and the evolution of radio. Friends, colleagues, and listeners share their stories and congratulations, highlighting the legacy he has built over the decades. Takeaways: Terry Evans has been a significant part of Edmonton's radio landscape for 40 years.He has supported local musicians and contributed to the music scene in Alberta.Listeners have shared personal stories about how Terry's show has impacted their lives.The evolution of radio from cassette tapes to digital has been a remarkable journey.Terry's humor and personality have made him a beloved figure in the community.Many guests and friends have expressed their gratitude for Terry's support over the years.The importance of live music and community engagement has been a recurring theme.Terry's legacy includes fostering connections between artists and audiences.The celebration of his anniversary has brought together many voices from the past and present.Terry's commitment to entertaining and uplifting his listeners remains strong.www.reluctantlypodcast.comwww.zoneonepodcast.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices