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Today, Jett Mazurek joins David Hermanson for a grounded and honest conversation about resilience, career paths, and finding work that truly aligns with who you are. They talk about the realities of job searching, how setbacks help clarify what you actually want, the evolving role of AI in education, and why support systems and meaningful dialogue matter—especially in a polarized world. It’s a timely reminder to stay curious, focus on what’s good, and recognize the opportunity we have to grow, learn, and move forward. Listen to Jett on Spotify!

Taylor Gourlie opens up about her journey into emergency nursing and the realities of working on the front lines, from navigating high-pressure situations to protecting mental health in a demanding profession. We talk about the importance of communication, debriefing after difficult calls, leaning on support systems, and using humor to cope with the weight of the job. A powerful reminder of the resilience, humanity, and care behind emergency medicine. Listen on Spotify! 

In the latest episode of Support Pipelines, host David Hermanson sits down with Angie McAuley for a real conversation about community, mentorship, and growth in the oil and gas industry. From Angie’s journey from BC to Northern Alberta to the generosity and strong sense of community she found along the way, this episode dives into how mentorship shapes careers, how safety culture continues to evolve, and why continuous learning matters at every stage. Angie also shares thoughtful perspectives on parenting, leadership, mental health, and the role social media, especially LinkedIn, can play in building supportive professional communities. At its core,...

Relationships aren’t simple — and Tyler Crooks doesn’t pretend they are. In this podcast, Tyler dives into how our past shapes our present, why boundaries matter, and how real connection starts with self-awareness. From romantic relationships to parenting, friendships, and even work environments, the common thread is psychological safety — creating spaces where people (especially men) feel safe enough to be honest, vulnerable, and heard. This episode challenges the idea that strength means silence and reminds us that growth often starts by asking for help, having hard conversations, and recognizing our own blind spots. Listen on Spotify!

Real conversations that matter in Canadian Energy! On the Support Pipelines Podcast, guest Amy Kuntz shares honest insights on workplace dynamics, safety culture, and the human side of our industry. From the power of communication and mentorship to resilience and learning through mistakes, this discussion highlights why soft skills, empathy, and education are just as critical as technical expertise. A reminder that strong pipelines are built by strong people — and community matters. Listen to Spotify!