HeyJaredCoastal Currents with Aaron Reid
Coastal Currents is a no holds barred look at what‘s happening in our neighbourhoods. More importantly, it‘s about the people who live, work and play here in the qathet region.Insightful interviews, frank conversations and often hilarious discussions of issues, ideas and…
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Season 3: Episode 4: Marshall Gilday (opens the original)
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In this episode, Powell River Kings equipment manager Marshall Gilday takes us behind the scenes of junior hockey and shares what it really takes to keep a team running day after day.
Season 3: Episode 3: Elise Vos (opens the original)
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On this episode, Aaron is joined by Elise Vos, who first came to Powell River with the Kings in 2007. Now a local mortgage broker, she’s returned to the team in sales, marketing and community relations—bringing her energy, optimism and love of connection back to the Hap. Let’s meet Elise.
Season 3: Episode 2: Jordan Kiss (opens the original)
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Aaron Reid sits down with Jordan Kiss, the Powell River Kings’ play-by-play broadcaster and morning host on 95.7 Coast FM. Born and raised in Abbotsford, Jordan moved to Powell River nearly five years ago and has no plans of leaving anytime soon.If he's not at the rink or radio station, there's a good chance you can find him at the Powell River Curling Club or at Myrtle Point Golf Club (depending on the time of year!).
Season 3 Kickoff: The Powell River Kings (opens the original)
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Season 3 Introduction: Powell River Kings
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