219 At The Okotoks Film Festival with Jordan, Jacqueline and Tony

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This week on the podcast, Avery (without Lena :( ) is at the Okotoks Film Festival talking to Jacqueline Clements from In the Jumpseat with Jacqueline, Tony from Flicks XRayed and programer for the Okotoks Film Festival, and Jordan Shane who is owner/executive chef of MODERN CATERING & Events. We also try some pickled onion crisps, Oreo Cow Tails, and Salted Carmel Cola.  

Find more at:

Jordan Shaw and MODERN CATERING & EVENTS 

Facebook:  Modern Catering & Boutique Cafe

Instagram: modern.cater.event

Find In the Jumpseat with Jacqueline on YouTube  

Find more from Tony and Flicks XRayed  at flicksxrayed.com

Check out the episode of In the Jumpseat with Jacqueline and Jordan here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u0fM1zcGI-s

Check out all the social media here linktr.ee/FlicksXRayedPodcast

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BOOK WOMEN

Book Women is a podcast about editing, publishing, and writing Indigenous stories. 

Three Métis librarians representing nations from across the homeland aim to inspire Indigenous peoples to share their stories in whatever form that they enjoy. 

Guests include Indigenous storytellers from diverse mediums, like podcasting, burlesque, books, comics, social media, films, music, and everything in between. 

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