How are movie theatres run? Is popcorn really as critical as we think? What the heck do you do during a pandemic? Eve sat down with owner Greg Rose to pull back the curtain to get the inside scoop on how a movie theatre is run; from working with Hollywood studios to popcorn sales! A single screen, art deco movie theatre, The Roxy in Revelstoke, BC is your quintessential iconic small town theatre. Established as the Avolie in 1938, rebranded the Roxy in 1959, it has brought generations of moviegoers the special experience of seeing shows on the big screen.

More on the Roxy Theatre here:

Website: https://www.roxytheatre.info/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theroxytheatre/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Roxy.Theatre.Revelstoke.BC/

Press: https://revelstokemountaineer.com/a-new-generation-for-revelstokes-roxy-theatre/

Mark and Jen Baron are the duo behind Integrated Apparel and Somewon Collective. While Integrated does screen printing, embroidery, vinyl heat press, stickers, banners and graphic design - Somewon collective is a lifestyle clothing brand centred around the life well lived here in the mountains.

From Mark starting the business in his 20’s it has now grown to a team of designers, printers and support staff providing for brands across North America. Join us while we dive into the business behind printing and clothing with the Barons!

Chris has been a globally recognized skier for the last 20 years. Truly dedicated and extremely passionate about skiing in the mountains, he spends as much time as possible in the backcountry every winter, specializing in putting beautiful lines down mountains for both film and photo projects. He spends most of his winters collaborating with Salomon Freeski TV and Sherpas Cinema. Between ski trips, Chris resides in Revelstoke, BC which provides a backyard of endless opportunities for outdoor pursuits.

Marty Schaffer is the founder and energy behind Capow, a guiding, backcountry education company and heli accessed chalet located in the Monashees. Between non stop camps, the lodge, and his role as one of the frontrunners of backcountry and avalanche education, Marty is a busy guy. We caught up with the founder, owner and captain of CAPOW. Learned the ins and outs of running a backcountry lodge and guiding business, how they are advancing and growing avalanche education, Marty’s guiding philosophy, navigating COVID challenges, and of course the story behind how CAPOW and Blanket Chalet came to be.

He may be the most stoked individual you’ll ever meet. It’s contagious and if anything, this episode will have you frothing to gear up and head out into the backcountry with CAPOW this season.

Originally from the sunny, coffee loving shores of Australia, John and Lauren quickly embraced the idea of opening a coffee shop in Revelstoke, BC - one that looked, tasted, and smelt like home.

From the gritty bootstrapping stages of a startup shop on a budget to growth, success and customer and staff loyalty - Dose has been able to thrive and take their business to the next level. Tune in to learn what they did to keep staff in an industry rampant with staffing issues and how they sustained and were able to grow during a pandemic.

Bosses! What makes a good boss and what makes a bad one? Amy and Eve share some stories of their worst bosses and tips for those who are managing or leading others to retain and lead with success.

Join Amy & Eve for a quick chat in this minipod. This weeks question, is too much socialization bad for you? Also whats the deal with Extroversion vs Introversion, and is Mom Brain a real thing?