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The Spotlight Hour with Linda Olsen

The Spotlight Hour with Linda Olsen

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No one knows Calgary like Linda Olsen. Born and raised in Calgary Linda is one of the city's longest serving, and most respected award-winning journalists. Every episode on The Spotlight Hour Linda shines a light on the people, places, and stories that make Calgary such a great place. From comedians, actors, and athletes to politicians and everyday people making Calgary one of the greatest cities on the planet; you'll find them all here. Social Sciences
Episodes
  • The Spotlight Hour: Sevice Club Challenge
    Dec 20 2025
    Volunteerism is changing and what does that mean to our community. This week on The Spotlight Hour, I am talking with Otto Siltzer with the Lions Club of Calgary and Katie Dodd of Volunteer Calgary about the shift in volunteerism and how that might be impacting service clubs, like the Lions, in particular.
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    43 mins
  • The Spotlight Hour: Skill Shift
    Dec 13 2025
    In this episode of The Spotlight Hour with Linda Olsen I'm exploring a skill shift-the changing demands of today's workforce. My guests are Margo Purcell, CEO of InceptionU in Calgary and D'Andre Wilson, Chair of the LearningCity Collective. We unpack how technology, soft skills, and work-integrated learning are reshaping careers and preparing the next generation for success.
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    56 mins
  • The Spotlight Hour: Amplifying Calgary
    Dec 6 2025
    In this episode of The Spotlight Hour with Linda Olsen, I am diving into Calgary's vibrant music scene. Meet local artist Damase Elis, who taps into her Metis-Colombian heritage with her indie-folk-blues inspired songs. And Colleen Krueger from Music Calgary joins me to discuss how that organization is helping support emerging local artists.
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    53 mins
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