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Bragg N' Bout Business Podcast

Welcome to Bragg N’ Bout Business, the podcast that shines a spotlight on incredible entrepreneurs and business owners in and around Bragg Creek, Alberta.

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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 29, 2026

    Why Rural Internet Is So Hard to Fix | Mage Networks CEO Sisso El-Hamamsy (opens the original)

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    Mage Networks calls Bragg Creek the poster child for hard-to-reach internet, and opened a field office on Balsam Avenue anyway. CEO Dr. Sisso El-Hamamsy, a Caltech PhD, explains why your upload speed matters as much as your download, where Starlink fits in, and what "up to" on your bill really means.CHAPTERS:00:00 Welcome to Mage Networks00:30 Why Bragg Creek needs better internet01:01 How Mage Networks began03:09 Building long-range, high-speed wireless networks04:15 Why upload speed matters07:

  2. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    How We Keep Bragg Creek Extraordinary: A BCCA Deep Dive (opens the original)

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    Bragg Creek doesn't run on its own. Terri-Lynn Duque and Mark Griffiths of the Bragg Creek Community Association tell Gregg Hinton why they volunteer, what leaning in actually looks like, and why the person who thinks they'd be no use is usually wrong. Spirit of Christmas needs a lead, and 60+ shifts are still open. 0:00 Intro: what makes Bragg Creek special 0:36 Why TL moved here and put her hand up 2:08 Mark: sixteen years of driving past it 4:34 People + place = community 5:41 What actually h

  3. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    The 1.5 Million Dollar Gap: Why We Are Still Fundraising (opens the original)

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    Bragg N' Bout Business breaks its summer hiatus for a cause that can't wait. Host Gregg Hinton talks with Julie Handrahan of the Bragg Creek Foundation and Alison Archambault of Redwood Meadows Emergency Services (RMES) about the December 2025 fire that destroyed the station's back hall — a fire engine, water tender, UTV, breathing-air station and all surplus gear gone — and the $1.5 million shortfall left behind. RMES is a 50-year-old, all-volunteer service: 23 members covering nearly 1,000 squ

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