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One book launch. One introduction. One spark — and suddenly, life looks completely different.

In this episode of the Colleagues for Life Podcast, host Megan Hunter sits down with Montana Lautamus: photographer, personal branding specialist, and someone who knows firsthand how a single human connection can set an entirely new life in motion. Recorded in the breathtaking mountains of Banff National Park, this conversation is a testament to what happens when you say yes to the moment in front of you.

Montana's story begins with movement — literally. Growing up constantly relocating between Saskatchewan and British Columbia taught her early that home isn't a place, it's the people and moments you collect along the way. That restlessness led her to photography, photography led her to a business bursary, the bursary led her to a book launch, the book launch led her to Megan, and Megan led her here — to Banff, to this microphone, to you.

That's how connection works. One spark leads to another, and another, and another.

Join host Megan Hunter as she kicks off the "Origin Stories" series with her first official guest, Kate Goodwin. In this heartfelt conversation, they trace the unexpected journey of how they reconnected—from a initial business opportunity in 2024 to a serendipitous LinkedIn reunion that reignited their friendship.

Discover how two professionals navigated career transitions, found their voices, and discovered the magic of human connection in the workplace. From Elizabeth Gilbert's "Big Magic" to pressing flowers at their first coffee date, Megan and Kate explore what it really means to be a "colleague for life."

In this episode:

• How Megan & Kate first met through a health and wellbeing product partnership
• Reconnecting on LinkedIn after years apart—the one job posting that changed everything
• The significance of their first coffee date and pressing flowers as a metaphor for growth
• Kate's diverse career path: from yoga teaching to journalism to counseling psychology
• Why the podcast "Colleagues for Life" exists—celebrating human connection and community
• What makes a good colleague for life: authenticity, genuine care, and storytelling
• Finding success while navigating generational expectations and societal narratives

Perfect for anyone who:

• Values meaningful professional relationships
• Is pursuing their own entrepreneurial journey
• Wants to hear authentic conversations about career, growth, and human connection

This is the first official episode of a series exploring origin stories and the power of "colleagues for life" relationships.

Welcome to Colleagues for Life: Origin Stories

This is the prep episode for our brand new podcast exploring the power of human connection and professional relationships that last a lifetime.

Join host Megan Hunter, and her first podcast guest, Kolbi Cameron, as they kick things off with their own origin story of how they met, the adventures they've shared, and what it truly means to be a "colleague for life.

"In this episode:How Megan and Kolbi met through a mutual connection Their wild adventures together: from a prison visit in Grand Cache to an unexpected training opportunity in Belize. What makes a good colleague and why authentic connections matter in the workplaceBuilding a business and life together based on trust, support, and genuine friendship.

About the Podcast: Colleagues for Life is on a mission to celebrate the magic of human connection, those special people we meet at work who become lifelong friends, and the friends who become our colleagues.

This series dives into origin stories: where we've met, where we are now, and where we're heading next.

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Megan shares the news of her new podcast, Colleagues for Life.

In classic Megan form, she's recorded on a whim and posting a concept sketch instead of the logo. So, stayed tuned for when the good stuff gets uploaded. Until then...

Welcome to the club.