Rooted Here
Rooted Here, a Bamboo Shoots podcast hosted by Dran Chetty, features deep, one-hour conversations with the leaders, creators, and visionaries shaping our province Saskatchewan.
This series goes beyond surface-level success to share the raw "human story" of local changemakers—from their early beginnings and the hurdles they overcame, to their current passions and the lasting legacy they want to leave on the community.
It is a dedicated space celebrating inspiring growth, resilience, and the people making a genuine difference right where they are.
Rooted Here
Latest Episodes
From Storytelling to Speaking for Business
Before Keith Moen became a spokesperson for Saskatoon’s businesses, he spent years telling stories through freelance journalism and even ran his own publication for a time.In this episode of Rooted Here, we sit down with Keith M...
No Finish Line: How Drag Racing Shaped a Lifetime in Business
Before real estate, construction, and decades of building Midwest Group, there were cars.In this episode of Rooted Here, we sit down with Ken Achs to trace a journey that began with a fascination for speed in Saskatoon and event...
Everybody Knows a Baba: What Keeps a Community Alive for Generations?
In this episode of Rooted Here, we sit down with Danylo Puderak of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress of Saskatchewan to explore the history, leadership, and relationships that have helped Ukrainian culture remain deeply rooted in Saskatc...
Rooted Here | The Ecology of Leadership: What Nature Knows That Business Schools Don’t
Leadership is often taught through strategies, frameworks, and management theory. But what if some of its most important lessons come from observing ecosystems, navigating uncertainty, accepting mistakes, and learning how people behave under pr...
Building Trust in the Age of AI: Where Should We Draw the Line?
AI is making it possible to build faster, automate more, and create things that once required months of work and thousands of dollars. As the technology becomes more powerful, leaders face a bigger question: just because we can use AI, does tha...