Pushing The Envelope BA

What does it really take to make it as a professional golfer?In this episode, we sit down with Megan Osland to talk about the side of golf most people never see — the pressure, the setbacks, and the moment she nearly walked away from it all.From grinding through missed cuts to questioning her future in the sport, Megan opens up about how close she came to quitting… and what pushed her to keep going.This isn’t just a conversation about golf — it’s about resilience, identity, and what it takes to chase something at the highest level when nothing feels certain.If you’ve ever felt stuck, burned out, or unsure if you should keep going, this one’s for you.Subscribe for more real conversations with people at the top of their game.#golf #podcast #motivation #mindset #sports

In this episode of Pushing the Envelope, we sit down with 40-year construction lawyer Michael Tamblyn to uncover the real reasons why high-rise development across the GTA has slowed to a crawl.From skyrocketing interest rates to disappearing investors, broken pro formas, development charges, zoning delays, and the ripple effects of tariffs — Michael breaks down exactly why new condo towers aren’t launching in 2025, and what needs to happen before shovels hit the ground again.

Bothwell Accurate is proud to support the Iroquois Falls Storm, a junior hockey team dedicated to developing athletes both on and off the ice. In this conversation, team members and leadership share their experiences growing within the organization, balancing school, hockey, and community involvement, and the positive impact of a strong, supportive team environment.Learn how the Storm creates a sense of community, mentorship, and personal growth for players aged 16–20, and how Bothwell Accurate aligns with these values in supporting athletes and fostering development.

In this episode of Pushing the Envelope, we sit down with Neil Khatri, Bothwell Accurate’s in-house legal expert, to break down the biggest challenges facing construction projects in Canada today. From tariffs on steel and aluminum to the lack of prompt payment legislation in British Columbia, and the risks of supply chain compliance penalties, Neil explains why builders, contractors, and developers are struggling to keep projects moving.If you’re a general contractor, subcontractor, or developer, this episode is packed with insights on how to protect your business from delays, disputes, and unnecessary costs.👉 Subscribe for more conversations shaping the future of construction and development.#Construction #LegalExpert #Tariffs #PromptPayment #ConstructionLaw #CanadaConstruction #BothwellAccurate

In this episode, Marlon Bray from Clark Construction speaks candidly about the growing crisis in the residential construction market. From a sharp decline in housing starts to the uphill battle new contractors face just to get permits, Marlon breaks down what’s really holding the industry back — and why it’s only getting worse.He calls out the overwhelming layers of government regulation that stifle progress and shares why young people are turning away from the trades. According to Marlon, construction is lacking something crucial: a real spokesperson. Someone to champion the trades, inspire the next generation, and push back on the policies making it harder to build.Whether you're in construction, policy, or just trying to understand why housing is so unaffordable — this one’s worth your time.#construction #canada #toronto

In this inaugural message, George Vassallo — CEO of Bothwell Accurate — speaks from the heart about the future of Canada, the construction industry, and what it really means to build something that lasts. From leadership and legacy to politics, passion, and people — this is more than a podcast. It’s a call to action.🎙 Welcome to BA Broadcast.If you would like to speak you message, Please contact us @ Marketing@Bothwell-Accurate

A little introduction for what to expect from this podcast. Pushing the envelope will talk about real stories from real construction fields and will host influential figures to make sure that the construction industry trends in a positive manner.