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Airdrie Inside

Airdrie Inside

By: Chris Glass
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Airdrie Inside, with host and long time Airdrie resident, Chris Glass | Bringing light to our homegrown and hardworking heroes.

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  • Ryan Straschnitzki: We Were Broncos
    May 15 2025

    Ryan Straschnitzki shares his extraordinary journey of resilience and determination in this exclusive Airdrie Inside interview. After surviving the Humboldt Broncos bus crash, Ryan transformed tragedy into purpose, becoming a Paralympic athlete and a powerful advocate for accessibility in sports and everyday life. Later this month Ryan's journey will be brought to life in a six part documentary that debuts on Monday May 26th at 7:00pm on AMI-TV.

    Join host Chris Glass as Ryan discusses his hockey career, Paralympic aspirations, his foundation's mission to make sports accessible for all, and his inspiring outlook on life that continues to touch hearts across Canada and beyond.



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    20 mins
  • Eden Taylor: Airdrie's Nashville Star
    May 8 2025

    Eden Taylor, one of Airdrie's rising musical talents, joins host Chris Glass for an intimate conversation about her journey from local open mic nights to winning multiple awards in Nashville. Watch as Eden shares her story of transitioning from sports to music, performs three incredible songs (including two unreleased tracks!), and reveals her unforgettable encounter with Kenny Loggins at the legendary Bluebird Cafe.


    🎵 EXCLUSIVE PERFORMANCES:

    - "Living Green" - An original song about being an outsider

    - "Over" - The song Eden performed at the Bluebird Cafe

    - "Small Town Girl" - Her latest release with KJ Miller


    Follow Eden: https://open.spotify.com/artist/edentaylormusic

    Instagram: @edentaylormusic



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    34 mins
  • Tracy Wright: Glitch Gaming
    May 1 2025

    🎮 Step into Glitch Gaming, Airdrie's premier VR and entertainment destination! Join host Chris Glass as Tracy Wright shares their incredible journey from launching during COVID to becoming a local entertainment hotspot.

    Discover how this unique venue combines virtual reality, live music, karaoke, and community events to create a gathering space unlike any other in Airdrie. Learn about their business challenges, community support, and vision for the future!


    🎯 CHAPTERS:

    0:00 - Intro & Karaoke Stories

    0:28 - Welcome to Airdrie Inside

    1:12 - Why Airdrie?

    1:55 - The VR Addiction That Started It All

    2:39 - More Than Just Gaming

    4:06 - Creating a Community Gathering Space

    5:44 - Starting a Business During COVID

    7:44 - Airdrie's Business Renaissance

    8:50 - Business Advice for Entrepreneurs

    10:16 - The Supportive Business Community

    11:50 - What's Next for Glitch Gaming

    13:07 - Beyond VR: All Entertainment Options

    15:56 - Finding the Perfect Location

    17:43 - Where to Find Glitch Gaming


    👉 Visit Glitch Gaming:

    Website: glitchgaming.ca

    Social Media: @glitchgaming.ca


    🎥 Airdrie Inside brings you authentic stories of local businesses making a difference in our community.


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    22 mins

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