Join host Chris Glass as he sits down with Airdrie musician Steve Jevne for an intimate conversation about his musical journey, from his early days inspired by Guns N' Roses to his current country music career. Steve shares stories about local artists, performs two original songs, and reveals his plans to open a recording studio in Airdrie!

🎵 LIVE PERFORMANCES:

- "Mr. Bartender" at 14:47

- "Long After You're Gone" at 28:26

🎸 FOLLOW STEVE JEVNE:

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

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/stevegjevne

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After losing her 5-year-old son Lane in 2009 due to limited healthcare access, Michelle Bates transformed her grief into action. This powerful interview reveals how the Airdrie Health Foundation was born from tragedy and has since improved healthcare access for over 90,000 residents.

"Minutes matter. And I guess that's where our journey starts." - Michelle Bates

Lane was only five when he passed away during the H1N1 pandemic. He wanted to be a fireman to "save everyone." Today, his mother continues his legacy by fighting for better healthcare in Airdrie, where residents still lack basic services like a hospital, dialysis clinic, and 24-hour emergency care.

This emotional interview explores why "just go to Calgary" isn't a solution, how the foundation has saved lives through equipment donations, and why Michelle continues her work: "I'm that terrified that something will happen to my kids."

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Airdrie Inside presents an inspiring conversation with Sandip "Sammy" Randhawa, a pillar of Airdrie's Sikh community who's transforming the city through service, cultural celebration, and community building. From feeding thousands weekly through the Guru Nanak Free Kitchen to organizing multicultural events and opening a new event center, Sammy shares how his faith inspires his mission to unite Airdrie's diverse communities.

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