The Okotoks Podcast
The Okotoks Podcast
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The Okotoks Podcast is your ultimate guide to life in Okotoks! Hosted by Carlin Lutzer, a professional realtor and proud Okotokian, this podcast brings you stories, insights, and conversations about what makes this town just south of Calgary such a special place to live. Whether you’ve called Okotoks home for years or you’re just getting to know the community, this podcast is your connection to everything happening in town.From local businesses and real estate trends to community events and hidden gems, The Okotoks Podcast celebrates the people, places, and experiences that define life here. We talk about what it truly means to be an Okotokian, cheering for the Dawgs and Okotoks Oilers, sharing firsthand perspectives from those who shape the town’s unique identity. And, of course, we can’t talk about Okotoks without mentioning the legendary Big Rock, an iconic landmark that serves as a symbol of our strong, growing community.Join Carlin Lutzer as he explores the heart and soul of Okotoks, bringing you engaging interviews, local insights, and everything you need to stay connected to the place we proudly call home. Whether you’re looking for the latest news, local recommendations, or just a reason to love Okotoks even more, this podcast has something for you!
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This podcast explores a range of topics centered around Okotoks, including local business highlights, real estate trends, community events, and iconic landmarks such as the Big Rock. Episodes often highlight personal stories from residents, dive into civic issues with local leaders, and examine cultural elements, providing listeners with a comprehensive view of life in Okotoks.

The Okotoks Podcast is your ultimate guide to life in Okotoks! Hosted by Carlin Lutzer, a professional realtor and proud Okotokian, this podcast brings you stories, insights, and conversations about what makes this town just south of Calgary such a special place to live. Whether you’ve called Okotoks home for years or you’re just getting to know the community, this podcast is your connection to everything happening in town.
From local businesses and real estate trends to community events and hidden gems, The Okotoks Podcast celebrates the people, places, and experiences that define life here. We talk about what it truly means to be an Okotokian, cheering for the Dawgs and Okotoks Oilers, sharing firsthand perspectives from those who shape the town’s unique identity.
And, of course, we can’t talk about Okotoks without mentioning the legendary Big Rock, an iconic landmark that serves as a symbol of our strong, growing community.
Join Carlin Lutzer as he explores the heart and soul of Okotoks, bringing you engaging interviews, local insights, and everything you need to stay connected to the place we proudly call home. Whether you’re looking for the latest news, local recommendations, or just a reason to love Okotoks even more, this podcast has something for you!
Alberta’s referendum debate has been dominated by one issue: independence.
But there are nine questions on the ballot.
With all the talk of “Yes to the Nine” and “No to the Nine,” I realized something: had I actually taken the time to look closely at each question on its own?
So I invited Paul Howarth back to The Okotoks Podcast.
There’s a reason I keep asking Paul back. I respect his opinion, but we don’t always agree. And I think we need more conversations where two people can disagree, ask questions, challenge each other and still listen.
In this episode, we work our way through the referendum questions and try to separate them from the larger independence debate.
Should your position on Alberta independence determine how you vote on every other question?
Are some of the questions straightforward?
Are others more complicated than they first appear?
And, frankly, do we completely understand what some of these questions would actually mean in practice?
At times, Paul and I find ourselves agreeing. At other times, we don’t. And on a few questions, we’re both left scratching our heads.
This isn’t an episode telling you how to vote.
It’s an attempt to slow the conversation down, get beyond the slogans, and actually talk about what Albertans are being asked to decide.
No to the Nine? Yes to the Nine? Or maybe nine questions deserve nine separate answers.
Listen to the full conversation and decide for yourself.
If you enjoy conversations like this, please follow The Okotoks Podcast, share the episode, and join the conversation.

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