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The TRANsmissions Podcast

A podcast featuring Russel Lolacher
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The TRANsmissions Podcast

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The TRANsmissions Podcast

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Today, we’re getting into emergencies. We’ve gotten into them a few times on this show and we should, we seem to be getting into them more and more, every year. We’re either in an emergency, preparing for an emergency or recovering from an emer
What do we have 28 of, across our province, that ensures our roads are well maintained through our many seasons? Maintenance Contracts! We work with various maintenance contractors across our province to keep our roads in working condition and
Change. It’s probably the biggest constant in what we do. And nothing changes faster than technology. Not only in the tools we use but also in the public’s expectations in how we serve them. One of the biggest changes I’ve seen in my time in
When disasters strike our province, big/small, floods, fires, etc. we’re there to work to reopen our highways. But what happens after those events? What’s our role in recovery and financial assistance. Quite a bit actually and today we’re going
I’m not trying to scare you or anything but we’re being invaded.  By land, by water… we are being invaded by… invasive species. What does that even mean, what’s our role and how afraid should we be?  Our guests on the latest TRANsmissions podca
“POLICY” - a course or principle of action adopted or proposed by a government, party, business, or individual. Is that what it is in the world of Transportation and Infrastructure? Is it a simple process or a complicated one? What’s involved?
Our number one priority is safety. You know it. I know it. But what does that MEAN?! Sure we prioritize safety but what are the behaviours? What does that look like as an organization? In this episode, we get into the corporate safety world to
Natural disasters, big emergencies… flooding, wildfire… are becoming more and more common. The “new normal” as they call it. But here’s the thing when we start saying “new normal”… there’s a “new abnormal”. And we got a big slice of that in Nov
There are a LOT of what this ministry does that you don’t see. That you might not even consider. Driving along, checking out our beautiful scenery with no idea the work that goes into making it all… work. I’m talking about utilities. Host Russe
Every once in a while we get an email reminding us about our records management. We look at, we know we gotta do it, we think about it, we wonder what “transitory” means… and go on with our day.  Sound familiar?  Well, records ARE a big deal. P
Our beautiful province is hugely populated by various wildlife, who make their way around the land. And they don’t often travel by highways. But we still need to ensure they travel safely when they get to them, which is what we’re talking about
Some of the most amazing photos/videos and coolest stories come from this program. From weather stations, to backcountry adventures, avalanche control to safety preparation.  Hello Avalanche Program! Host Russel Lolacher chats with Senior Manag
We talk a lot of highways on this podcast. Which makes sense as they cover a large part of our province, BUT there are some bodies of water that highways have to stop at and allow for other modes of transportation to step up. Inland Ferries! An
Today on the show we’ll be discussing GBA+ and IGBA+, Gender-Based Analysis Plus and Indigenous Gender-Based Analysis Plus. You’ll hear personal and passionate stories of how important this learning and understanding is to how we can build bett
DriveBC. You know it. You love it. It’s one of the key products we use to communicate to the public on travel advisories, incident information, closures and construction impacts while also providing highwaycams, weather info and so much more to
According to Wikipedia, procurement is “the process of finding and agreeing to terms, and acquiring goods, services, or works from an external source, often via a tendering or competitive bidding process. Procurement generally involves making b
They are one of the most popular things we do. They are one of the many ways we help the public know before they go and they have a very happy home on our DriveBC web properties. They’ve also been an amazing source of fun in highlighting our pr
There are so many modes of transportation, and there really needs to be a more holistic look at how they compliment and work with each other. Including the use of technology in those relationships. And that’s why we’re talking about Integrated
Ethics - “moral principles that govern a person's behavior or the conducting of an activity.” That’s what dictionary.com tells us. And in this episode, we’re going to hear from our ministry’s Ethics advisor on how that pertains to us. Host Rus
PTB. Do you mean the Branch or the Board? What’s the difference?! Quite a bit actually and we’re here to get into those details and so much more of what the Passenger Transportation Branch does. Host Russel Lolacher chats with Perry Dennis, Dep
It's always a great time to get to know our engineers. We have many types that work within our ministry and in this episode, we give Structural Engineering the spotlight. Podcast host Russel Lolacher talks with Director of Structural Engineerin
Data, data, data. It’s a big part of how we are informed to make the decisions we do. Host Russel Lolacher sits down with returning guest Director of Transportation Systems and Road Safety Engineering Kenedee Ludwar and Traffic Data Program Coo
What do you call a team that is in charge of the roll out of our highway projects? Highway roll outers? Sorry, not very catchy. What we DO call them however is our Provincial Field Services team and in this episode, host Russel Lolacher speaks
For this episode, host Russel Lolacher talks with those behind the Moose Hide Campaign, a grassroots movement of Indigenous and non-Indigenous men and boys who are standing up against violence towards women and children. Campaign day is Feb.11.
It’s a very special episode. Very soon, a member of the MoTI community will be retiring and leaving a lasting legacy behind. That person, is Cariboo District Manager, Todd Hubner. Having been a part of our organization for decades, Todd has ama
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