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Is TAIV the next SkipTheDishes?
Apr 29, 2026
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Mar 5, 2026
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The business of comedy and cocktails
Dec 6, 2025
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How research is playing a role in nation-building projects like Port of Churchill
Nov 5, 2025
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| 4/29/26 | Is TAIV the next SkipTheDishes? | On this episode of the Manitoba Inc Podcast, we sit down with reporter and columnist Sabrina Carnevale to dive into the rise of TAIV, which has been dubbed the most significant Manitoba startup since SkipTheDishes. TAIV uses an AI-powered hardware box in bars and restaurants to automatically replace standard television commercials with targeted ads. Get Sabrina's full story in the latest issue of Manitoba Inc Magazine. Later in the show, we reconnect with Andrew Stibbard, MNP's Regional Managing Partner for Winnipeg and the Prairies. Andrew shares insights on MNP's major investment in downtown Winnipeg and his take on the area's evolving trajectory. This episode is proudly brought to you by MNP – Wherever business takes you. | — | ||||||
| 3/5/26 | Meet the tech power couple driving entrepreneurship in Manitoba | On our first episode of Season 2 of the Manitoba Inc Podcast, we chat with a Winnipeg power couple in the entrepreneurship space to find out how the Manitoba ecosystem is supporting new businesses, ideas and innovation. Joelle Foster, CEO of North Forge and board member of Canada Innovation Foundation and Lab 2 Market Prairies Program Manager, Demetre Balaktsis deep dive into this important space driving Manitoba's economy. They also talk about what it's like to partner in life and in business. In this episode we also meet up with Andrew Stibbard, Regional Managing Partner for Winnipeg and Prairies Tax regions for MNP, who has some great advice for businesses still struggling with the impact of U.S. tariffs. This episode is proudly brought to you by MNP – wherever business takes you. Copyright 2025 Geoff Kirbyson Ink. All rights reserved. | — | ||||||
| 12/6/25 | The business of comedy and cocktails | In our final episode of the 2025 season of the Manitoba Inc Podcast, we are providing a little comedic relief to what's been a tumultuous year in the business world. From the local impact of the U.S. tariffs to the Manitoba fallout from the federal election, we've covered a lot of ground this season. For episode 10, we head to Rumor's Comedy Club for an exclusive chat with Canadian comedian Graham Chittenden. In our interview we discuss Chittenden's career, the unique 'business' of comedy and share a few laughs along the way. As well, we bring you another stop in everyone's favourite segment, What are we drinking?, as we head to Patent 5, the popular craft distillery and cocktail bar in Winnipeg's Exchange District. Leo Lu, Bar Manager at Patent 5 walks us through some tasty options for your friends, family and guests this holiday season, featuring crafty cocktails and merry mocktails! From all of us at the Manitoba Inc Podcast, have a wonderful holiday season and we'll be back with more new episodes in January 2026. 2:37: The business of comedy: Interview with Graham Chittenden, Canadian standup comedian and television writer. 14:33: What are we drinking segment with Patent 5's bar manager, Leo Lu. This episode is proudly brought to you by MNP – wherever business takes you. Copyright 2025 Geoff Kirbyson Ink. All rights reserved. | — | ||||||
| 11/5/25 | How research is playing a role in nation-building projects like Port of Churchill | We're excited to bring you another episode of the Manitoba Inc. Podcast with Eleanor Coopsammy and Geoff Kirbyson. The Port of Churchill is being touted as a potentially unprecedented economic engine for northern Manitoba, and Canada, that can grow alongside the area's tourism industry. In this episode we speak to Mario Pinto, Vice President - Research and International at the University of Manitoba about the research that needs to be an important part of nation-building projects like the Port of Churchill. It can protect the investments of the federal and provincial governments, and more critically, it's an investment in people. In this episode, we also provide an update to a recent story on the U-Turn Parkinson's, a non-profit Manitoba organization that provides tools, classes and resources for people living with Parkinson's and their families, free of charge. The Manitoba Inc. podcast is your essential source for stories, information, and opinions affecting the business community, featuring interviews with the leaders, entrepreneurs, and visionaries driving Manitoba's economy. This episode is proudly brought to you by MNP – wherever business takes you. Copyright 2025 Geoff Kirbyson Ink. All rights reserved. | — | ||||||
| 8/17/25 | Beer, business and the Blue Can Challenge with Little Brown Jug's Kevin Selch | It's summertime in Peg City and we invite you to drink up this latest episode, featuring an interview with Little Brown Jug Brewing Co. founder Kevin Selch. In a few short years, LBJ has become a leading brewery in Winnipeg and has recently expanded its footprint with a new taproom in Winnipeg Richardson International Airport. In this episode, we head down to LBJ's original location on William Avenue to chat with Selch about where he's taking the business next. The Manitoba Inc. podcast is your essential source for stories, information, and opinions affecting the business community, featuring interviews with the leaders, entrepreneurs, and visionaries driving Manitoba's economy. This episode is proudly brought to you by MNP – wherever business takes you. | — | ||||||
| 7/30/25 | Tim Hague Sr and Kevin Donnelly talk Team 81 Ride for Parkinson's | Join Eleanor Coopsammy and Geoff Kirbyson for the latest episode of the Manitoba Inc. Podcast as we sit down for a candid interview with two well-known Winnipeg leaders, Tim Hague Sr and Kevin Donnelly. Tim Hague Sr is a former winner of Amazing Race Canada and founder of U-Turn Parkinson's, a non-profit Manitoba organization that provides tools, classes and resources for people living with Parkinson's and their families, free of charge. Kevin Donnelly is best-known for his role as Senior Vice President of Venues and Entertainment at True North Sports and Entertainment, but is also one of the driving forces behind the Team 81 Ride for Parkinson's, which is hosting its second event on August 1. Tune in as we shine a light on the Team 81 Ride for Parkinson's event, and delve into the impactful work of the U-Turn Parkinson's program. Discover how these initiatives are making a difference in the lives of those living with Parkinson's disease right here in Manitoba. The Manitoba Inc. podcast is your essential source for stories, information, and opinions affecting the business community, featuring interviews with the leaders, entrepreneurs, and visionaries driving Manitoba's economy. This episode is proudly brought to you by MNP – wherever business takes you. | — | ||||||
| 6/24/25 | A good news tariff story? Chaeban finds a silver lining, Portage and Main re-opens to pedestrians, and what should we drink for the long weekend? | We're all a bit sick of the on-again, off-again tariff roller coaster coming from south of the border. But the reality is, the tariffs from the United States have had a hard hitting impact on many sectors in Manitoba. But there has been a silver lining for Chaeban Ice Cream and Chaeban Artisan. The buy Canadian push has been a boon for this small but growing business. In our latest Manitoba Inc Business Podcast episode, we sit down with co-owner and chief flavour expert Joseph Chaeban to discuss his success story in these uncertain economic times. Also in this episode, we take on the topic of Portage and Main re-opening to pedestrians in late June and head back to Lake of the Woods brewing Company to get recommendations on the perfect long weekend beer choices. Chaeban interview: 1:26 Portage and Main: 16:22 Lake of the Woods Brewing Company: 21:23 This episode is brought to you by MNP - Wherever business takes you. Copyright 2025 Geoff Kirbyson Ink. All rights reserved. | — | ||||||
| 6/4/25 | DEI is good for the bottom line & Steve Young goes back to business school | This episode of the Manitoba Inc. Podcast brings you a double dose of business wisdom. We first explore the topic of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), examining the Canadian perspective on recent pushback. Shreeraj Patel, co-founder of Seva Capital Canada Inc., joins us to discuss the data on how DEI drives profitability and innovation. The segment also includes an excerpt from a panel discussion at the QNET Back to the Future conference, featuring insights from Marty Maykut (Price Industries), Katie Hall Hursh (The Megill-Stephenson Company Limited), and Michelle Cameron (Dreamcatcher Promotions) on how embracing diversity of thought fuels success. The next segment features a conversation with NFL legend Steve Young, who was in Winnipeg to receive The Associates of the Asper School of Business International Distinguished Entrepreneur Award (IDEA) for 2025. The Super Bowl-winning quarterback, now a private equity powerhouse, shares lessons on teamwork, culture, and the 'truest truth' of leadership in the business world. Join hosts Eleanor Coopsammy and Geoff Kirbyson for the latest Manitoba Inc. episode. Follow Manitoba Inc. on LinkedIn and visit us at manitoba-inc.ca. Interview with Shreeraj Patel: 1:53 Interview with Steve Young: 12:17 This episode is brought to you by MNP - Wherever business takes you. Copyright 2025 Geoff Kirbyson Ink. All rights reserved. | — | ||||||
| 5/5/25 | What a minority Liberal government means for Manitoba businesses | In our latest episode, we find out what a minority Liberal government will mean for Manitoba businesses. Mary Agnes Welch of Probe Research and Loren Rémillard of the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce weigh in on a wide variety of topics, including Trump tariffs, getting things done in a minority federal government and who some of the new faces in Manitoba will be. Join hosts Eleanor Coopsammy and Geoff Kirbyson for the latest Manitoba Inc. episode. Follow Manitoba Inc. on LinkedIn and visit us at manitoba-inc.ca. This episode is brought to you by MNP - Wherever business takes you. Copyright 2025 Geoff Kirbyson Ink. All rights reserved. | — | ||||||
| 4/14/25 | How Canadian chain restaurants with American names are managing the 'buy Canadian' surge | Canadian-owned restaurants with American-sounding names are in a bit of a pickle these days, with Canadian pride on the rise due to Trump's tariffs. Think Boston Pizza, New York Fries and St. Louis Bar and Grill—all 100 per cent Canadian, but now they've got to figure out how to navigate the new "buy Canadian" push. In our latest episode, we talk to Jeff Swystun, author of Why Marketing Works, about how they can crack this tough nut. Then, we chat with Royal Nasager, VP of Marketing & Strategic Partnerships at Aegis Brands Inc., the parent company of St. Louis Bar and Grill, about the creative and cheeky way they're making sure everyone knows St. Louis is Canadian and proud of it. They might have found the secret sauce. Join hosts Eleanor Coopsammy and Geoff Kirbyson for the latest Manitoba Inc. episode. Follow Manitoba Inc. on LinkedIn and visit us at manitoba-inc.ca. Interview with Jeff Swystun: 1:40 Interview with Royal Nasager: 12:29 This episode is brought to you by MNP - Wherever business takes you. Copyright 2025 Geoff Kirbyson Ink. All rights reserved. | — | ||||||
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| 3/24/25 | The price of cars is about the rise thanks to tariffs and a new segment called What We're Drinking | U.S. tariffs on Canadian products continue to dominate business news in Manitoba. On this episode, we dive into the auto sector with an exclusive interview with Steve Chipman, president & CEO of Birchwood Automotive Group, who provides a unique perspective on the pending rise in vehicle costs and how to navigate unpredictability in these unprecedented times. Then we head to Lake of the Woods Brewing Company's taproom for our first installment of a regular segment we like to call: What We're Drinking. Join hosts Eleanor Coopsammy and Geoff Kirbyson for this new episode. This episode is brought to you by MNP - Wherever business takes you. Follow Manitoba Inc on LinkedIn and visit us at manitoba-inc.ca. Interview with Steve Chipman: 1:27 What We're Drinking with Lake of the Woods Brewing Company: 15:36 Copyright 2025 Geoff Kirbyson Ink. All rights reserved. | — | ||||||
| 3/4/25 |  Inaugural episode: How Manitoba is managing U.S. tariffs | Time for tariff talk: The Manitoba Inc. Podcast launches with an important discussion on the impact of U.S. tariffs on Manitoba's economy. We hear from Ash Modha of Mondetta Clothing on how businesses are adapting, and Minister Terry Duguid shares insights into the federal government's response. Join hosts Eleanor Coopsammy and Geoff Kirbyson as we try to understand the potential repercussions of tariffs on Canada. This episode is brought to you by MNP - Wherever business takes you. Follow Manitoba Inc on LinkedIn and visit us at manitoba-inc.ca. Why did we launch a podcast? 1:56 Interview with Ash Modha: 6:16 Interview with Terry Duguid: 16:57 Copyright 2025 Geoff Kirbyson Ink. All rights reserved. | — | ||||||
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