In this deliciously real episode of Take on Prince George, we climb aboard the Baller Food Truck with Kate Hawley, a culinary powerhouse, and roll with flavour as we explore the PG street food scene. From sizzling menu ideas to the balancing act of motherhood and mobile meals. You’ll hear what it takes to thrive in Prince George’s growing food landscape, how long hours and community support fuel the journey, and why food truck camaraderie is a secret sauce of its own.

Expect talk of flavour fusions, local love, food truck friendships, and what it’s like to build a business from the driver’s seat (literally). Plus, a few tasty teases of what’s cooking this season.

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Kate Hawley, Chef & Owner Baller Food Truck

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In this episode, we sit down with Terrill Bodner, a professional outdoor photographer based in Prince George, BC. Terrill shares her incredible adventures behind the lens — from capturing diverse wildlife to the breathtaking beauty of the northern lights.

We explore her journey into outdoor photography, what each season brings, gear essentials, local hot spots, and her tips for aspiring photographers who dream of chasing light and life in the wild.

Whether you’re a photography enthusiast, a nature lover, this conversation is full of inspiring stories, practical insights, and a deep love for the wilderness of Northern BC.

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Terrill Bodner, Professional Photographer

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Where's the best spot to go ice fishing in Prince George?

Well, according to our guest: Jerry Daoust, owner of Reel North Adventures, it depends on what you're fishing for!

Whether you're after kokanee or rainbow trout, Jerry hooks us up with everything you need to know on how to make a day of ice fishing successful!

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Jerry Daoust, owner of Reel North Adventures

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After noticing a considerably large amount of people on the Nice List were in Prince George, BC, Jolly Ol' Saint Nick took a break from his workshop to find out more about the Basecamp to the North!

The tables have turned, because who better to share about holiday adventures and winter activities waiting to be explored, than the CEO of TPG: Colin Carson!

Santa's now got his trip planned to Prince George, do you?

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Santa Claus (Allan Wishart, CFIS After Nine host)

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Calling all conscious travellers!

Did you know you can taste your way through Prince George while prioritizing sustainability?

Chef and owner of Foraging Moose Farm Warren Sunstrum, shares with us how visitors can support local growers, how to eat with the seasons and which Prince George restaurants use sustainable practices in the kitchen.

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Warren Sunstrum, owner Foraging Moose Farm

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"Through my cancer journey I've continued running, continued doing triathlon ... no matter what your barriers are in life, if you love getting out there ... you can do it." - Gillian Roberts

Meet Gillian, the VP of the Prince George Road Runners and inspiring triathlete living with ovarian cancer.

Not only is she sharing about where to find the best running trails in PG and her most memorable races, she's also sharing her motivating story of being empowered through movement.

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Where are the best places to experience Prince George's art and culture scene?

Not only is Prince George the basecamp to outdoor adventure, it's a hub for a vibrant arts and culture scene that's bursting with diverse talent.

Tune in with our guest Eli Klasner, executive director of Studio 2880, as he uncovers the hidden gems that make Prince George an incredible place to discover live theatre, music festivals, and exquisite artisans--especially for the budget-conscious traveller.

Releasing just in time for BC Arts and Culture Days (Sept. 20 - Oct. 13), this episode will give you all you need to know to celebrate and appreciate arts and culture in Prince George.

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Paddleboarding offers both breathtaking views and exhilarating adventures. Though it was the latter that drew semi-professional paddleboarder, Kimberley Kenyon, to the sport, it's the former that keeps her drawn to the water.

Take a listen as Kimberley shares with us her favourite lakes and rivers to take her SUP. She also imparts important nuggets of wisdom on how to stay out of harms way while navigating Prince George's waterways.

*Safety while paddleboarding is paramount. Before taking to the waters, always ensure you are equipped with training and proper safety gear.

Guest:
Kimberley Kenyon from Born to Board

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