Blog: Mind of a Mind Reader
Jeff Newman: Mentalist, Magician, Trickster.
Saskatchewan Corporate Entertainment: A Saskatoon and Regina Guide
Saskatchewan’s two largest cities run smaller corporate calendars than Alberta, but the audiences are sharper than most performers expect. A guide to booking entertainment in Saskatoon and Regina for events that actually do their job.
The Best Nights to Book a Holiday Party (and Why Nobody Wants Them)
Everyone fights over the same six December Fridays and Saturdays. Moving to a Sunday, Monday or Tuesday gets you the venue you wanted, a friendlier rate, the entertainer who is already booked on the weekend, and, if your people work shifts, a lot more of them in the room.
Oil and Gas Industry Event Entertainment in Western Canada
Oil and gas industry events are some of the biggest, busiest, and most distinct corporate audiences in Western Canada. A guide to booking entertainment that fits the room, the calendar, and the audience.
Winnipeg Corporate Entertainment: A Booker’s Guide for 2026
Manitoba’s corporate calendar runs on its own clock, and most out-of-province performers underestimate Winnipeg’s depth. A guide to venues, lead times, audience quirks, and what kind of entertainment lands in a Winnipeg ballroom.
Healthcare Conference Entertainment in Western Canada
Healthcare conferences are their own audience. Smart, tired, sometimes skeptical, often high-stakes. A guide to booking entertainment that respects the room and ties to the format.
Customer Appreciation Event Entertainment: When Your Clients Are the Audience
Customer appreciation events are not internal events. The audience is paying attention differently, the stakes are different, and the entertainment has different goals. A guide to picking acts that reflect well on your brand.
Corporate Gala Entertainment: How to Book Past the Cocktail Hour
A gala is not a holiday party. The audience is dressed up, the program is formal, and the entertainment has to match. A planner’s guide to booking acts that fit a gala’s pace, audience, and stakes.
Holiday Party Entertainment for Companies in Western Canada: A Planner’s Guide
Holiday party season in Western Canada runs from late November through to the second week of January, and it is the single most competitive booking window of the year for any decent performer in the country. If you’re a planner reading this in May or June and thinking the company holiday party is still ages away, I have bad news. It is not. You are already a little late.
Let’s walk through how to book holiday party entertainment that doesn’t fall flat, and why timing matters more than almost anything else.
Conference Entertainment in Western Canada: How to Pick the Right Act
Choosing entertainment for a corporate conference in Western Canada is not the same problem as choosing it for a gala or a holiday party. A planner’s guide to picking the right act, broken down by day part, with the questions worth asking before you sign anything.