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Jonathan - Data Scientist @ Shopify (opens the original)
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I sit down with my friend Jonathan about his carrer as a data analyst at Shopify.
Ralston Part 2 (opens the original)
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This episode continues Ralston’s journey, starting with his immigration to British Columbia and his time studying at the University of British Columbia. We take a closer look at the co-op program — how alternating between school and real-world work gave him early exposure to industry, accelerated his learning, and positioned him ahead of the curve compared to a traditional academic path. From there, Ralston shares how he began creating websites for local businesses — a scrappy entry point into e
Kevin - Psychiatrist @ Ottawa (opens the original)
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A candid conversation with my cousin, a psychiatry resident working in an Ottawa hospital. We break down his path to becoming a doctor—what it actually took, the weight of family expectations, and the reality behind the title. From inside the inpatient unit, he shares the physician’s perspective: the pressure, the decision-making, and what treating patients really looks like day to day. I bring the counterpoint—the patient lens—questioning how care is experienced on the other side of the system.
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