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The 5% Podcast

Finally, business meets the Big Top as the dynamic duo, Jude Brown and Tom Morin, dish out a double shot of podspresso to keep the Titans of the Entrepreneurs Organization of Vancouver Island alert and entertained.

Podcast · By EO Vancouver Island · English · Official site

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Aug 12, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    James Anderson: Forged Axe Throwing (opens the original)

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    James Anderson spent nine years building Forged Axe Throwing. Then he ran the numbers on what scaling it would actually take. Now a sales manager at an AI startup, James gets into what Covid does to a business built entirely on getting people in a room, why entrepreneurs are far more employable than they think, and the conversation in Mexico that changed his mind about the next nine years.

  2. Episode · Jul 27, 2026

    Lauren Sutherland: Core Connection Mobile Physiotherapy (opens the original)

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    A drop in estrogen can cause frozen shoulder, and most physios miss it entirely. Physiotherapist and founder Lauren Sutherland gets into pelvic health myths, the real reason physios burn out within seven years, and an unusual choice: paying her team salary instead of commission.

  3. Episode · Jul 21, 2026

    Jason Cridge: Cridge Pharmacies (opens the original)

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    Jason Cridge sold four pharmacies and ran straight into a problem most exits don't leave room for: no more “sufficiently hard goals.” Jason Cridge built four pharmacies from scratch in Victoria, pioneered a home-nursing model that kept seniors out of hospital for a fraction of the cost, and stepped away before chasing the “Michael Jordan of entrepreneurship” path. Jude and Tom talk exits, the Cridge family's 170-year charitable legacy in Victoria, and why fear of loss beats ambition as a motivat

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