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| Canola Pull Back Warning: Guest Trent Klarenbach | 20 Oct 2026 | 00:36:39 | |
Can canola prices move higher, or is another pullback coming? And what should farmers be watching as they make crop marketing and input purchasing decisions heading into 2027? On Episode 149 of What The Futures, Ryan Denis welcomes back Trent Klarenbach of Klarenbach Research to break down the latest technical signals in the agricultural commodity markets. From canola and wheat to specialty crops, fertilizer prices, crude oil and interest rates, this conversation explores the short-term, medium-term and long-term market outlook farmers need to consider. Trent shares his technical analysis of the markets, explaining why the outlook can look very different depending on your timeframe. While longer-term opportunities remain on the radar, near-term price volatility and potential pullbacks mean farmers need to be thoughtful about their marketing decisions. Ryan and Trent also discuss how to approach selling canola while managing the marketing of grade-sensitive crops like durum and large green lentils. With harvest results varying across Western Canada, knowing when to generate cash flow, when to wait for better pricing opportunities, and how to manage risk is more important than ever. They also dig into the potential impact of geopolitical uncertainty, crude oil prices, rising interest rates and fertilizer costs on farm profitability heading into the 2027 crop year. In this episode, we cover: - Canola price forecasts and key technical levels to watch Plus, Ryan shares an update on the upcoming Crop Marketing Made Cool Conference in Brandon, Manitoba, and what's ahead for What The Futures as the show approaches Episode 150. If you're a farmer looking to improve your grain marketing strategy, understand commodity market trends and make better selling decisions for 2027, this episode is for you. Connect with Trent Klarenbach Crop Marketing Made Cool Conference Subscribe to What The Futures for practical crop marketing conversations, grain market analysis and insights to help you make better farming decisions. 00:00 – Grain Market Outlook: Can Prices Move Higher Into 2027? #WhatTheFutures #GrainMarketing #CanolaPrices #CropMarketing #GrainMarkets #FarmManagement #Agriculture 🎧 Listen to the show on the go. https://open.spotify.com/show/3xz7OvO7P0WDW8mAx25L1y?si=bd51356530834599 🧑🏼🌾 Follow on Instagram and X for more market insights. https://www.instagram.com/whatthefuturespod/ Email Ryan: ryan@whatthefuturespodcast.ca | |||
| Should Farmers Buy Fertilizer Now? 2027 Price Outlook. Guest: James Mitchell | 17 Oct 2026 | 01:04:11 | |
Are fertilizer prices going to get even more expensive heading into the 2027 growing season? And with crop prices starting to soften, should Western Canadian farmers be locking in fertilizer and grain prices now — or waiting for a better opportunity? On Episode 148 of What The Futures, Ryan Denis breaks down the latest grain market trends, crop marketing opportunities, and fertilizer price outlook before sitting down with James Mitchell from Crop Management Network for an in-depth conversation about fertilizer markets heading into fall 2026. With global fertilizer supply under pressure, higher freight costs, a weaker Canadian dollar, and uncertainty surrounding international trade and shipping routes, the decisions farmers make this fall could have a major impact on next year's profitability. Ryan and James discuss the factors driving nitrogen, urea, phosphate, potash, and sulfur prices, why fertilizer costs may remain elevated, and whether farmers should start purchasing fertilizer for the 2027 crop. They also explore the relationship between grain prices and fertilizer demand, canola acreage expectations, and the risks of waiting too long for fertilizer prices to come down. Ryan also shares his latest crop marketing outlook, including some surprising cash grain prices across the Prairies. With yellow peas trading around $10.25/bushel in Alberta, maple peas near $11, oats at $4.50, and opportunities emerging in durum, wheat, and barley, farmers may have more marketing options than the headlines suggest. The key message? Know your numbers, check your local bids, protect profitable margins, and have a plan for 2027. Waiting for the perfect price can be costly, but making informed decisions based on your farm's profitability can help you manage risk in an unpredictable market. | |||
| $10 Yellow Peas.... CWRS Spreads & the Rules. Ag360 Stops by to chat A.I. | 10 Oct 2026 | 01:23:24 | |
Grain prices are moving higher, yellow peas are pushing toward $10/bushel, and farmers across the Prairies have some important crop marketing decisions to make. In Episode 147 of What The Futures, Ryan Denis breaks down the latest grain market opportunities, discusses how to protect your value when dealing with grain buyers, and sits down with Mike Murphy of AG 360 to explore how AI and technology are changing the future of farming. First, Ryan is joined by Sarah Cochet with Trigger to discuss hard red spring wheat spreads, No. 3 wheat discounts, and what happens when a farmer locks in a grain contract spread only to face resistance from the buyer at delivery. They dig into the importance of understanding elevator spreads, checking contract terms, and negotiating to protect your bottom line. Ryan also reviews the latest crop marketing opportunities across Western Canada, including yellow peas approaching $10/bushel, flax bids reaching $18/bushel, hard red spring wheat prices nearing $10/bushel in parts of Saskatchewan, durum opportunities, and malt barley prices. He also shares his thoughts on wheat futures, basis improvements, and preparing a crop marketing strategy for the 2027 growing season. Then, Mike Murphy joins the show to explain AG 360, an agricultural technology platform designed to bring farm data, equipment information, grain marketing, and farm management tools together in one place. They discuss how artificial intelligence can help farmers make better decisions, reduce time spent on spreadsheets, improve efficiency, and take emotion out of crop marketing decisions. In this episode, you'll learn about: - Yellow pea prices and the opportunity to capture stronger bids Whether you're growing wheat, peas, flax, durum, or barley, this episode of What The Futures offers practical crop marketing insights to help you evaluate bids, negotiate grain contracts, and make more informed farm business decisions. Subscribe to What The Futures for weekly grain market updates, Canadian agriculture news, crop marketing strategies, commodity price discussions, and practical advice for farmers across the Prairies and Northern Plains. 00:00 – Yellow Peas Hit $10: Grain Market Highlights #WhatTheFutures #GrainMarketing #GrainPrices #CropMarketing #CanadianAgriculture #WheatPrices #YellowPeas #FarmManagement #AgTech #ArtificialIntelligence 🎧 Listen to the show on the go. https://open.spotify.com/show/3xz7OvO7P0WDW8mAx25L1y?si=bd51356530834599 🧑🏼🌾 Follow on Instagram and X for more market insights. https://www.instagram.com/whatthefuturespod/ Email Ryan: ryan@whatthefuturespodcast.ca What the Futures Podcast Website: https://www. whatthefuturespodcast.ca Thanks to our Sponsors : John Deere: UPL: | |||
| DURUM, MALT BARLEY, and QUALITY SENSITIVE CROPS RALLY | 02 Oct 2026 | 01:31:53 | |
| "I'm Sorry But You're Going to be Paying More for Canadian Crops" Guest: Chuck Penner | 25 Sep 2026 | 01:15:36 | |
| High Diesel. Big Discounts. Stats Can. Farm Wealth w/Guest: Derryn Shrosbree w/FarmStrong | 18 Sep 2026 | 01:03:17 | |
00:00 – Spring Wheat Discounts & Harvest 2026 03:17 – High Diesel Prices Are Hurting Farm Margins 05:50 – What Farmers Need to Know About Wheat Discounts 16:27 – Interest Rates, the U.S. Dollar & Ag Markets 18:43 – StatsCan Crop Production Numbers Explained 22:48 – Lentils & Oats: Where Are Prices Headed? 27:07 – Spring Wheat Discounts Across Grain Buyers 30:59 – Why Number 3 Wheat Discounts Matter 33:54 – Should Farmers Get an Independent Grain Grade? 37:03 – Derryn Shrosbree & FarmStrong 43:03 – Managing Uncertainty in Farm Decision-Making 46:44 – Farm Succession & Planning for the Next Generation 50:49 – Harvesting the City & Connecting Canadian Farmers 55:48 – Current Grain Prices & Basis Movement 58:12 – Harvest 2026: Negotiation & Marketing Strategy | |||
| Grain Prices Could Move FAST — Harvest 2026 Market Update | 11 Sep 2026 | 01:13:23 | |
Are grain merchants starting to feel the pressure as Harvest 2026 gets underway? In Episode 143 of the What The Futures Podcast, Ryan breaks down some major developments happening across the Western Canadian grain market, including a significant weather event across the Prairies, harvest delays, grain quality concerns, changing basis levels and what it could mean for farmers and grain buyers. We also sit down with Cody McNernie from O&T Farms to discuss the flax market, pulse markets, specialty crop purchasing, forward contracting and the relationship between farmers and processors. Cody explains how O&T Farms works directly with Prairie farmers to source flax and pulses for its value-added feed ingredient business. Later, Brian Comeault from Canadian Agriculture Markets joins the show to break down the latest StatsCan grain stocks and supply-and-demand numbers, including surprisingly tight canola ending stocks, heavier supplies of some pulse crops and what the data could mean for grain prices heading into the coming months. Brian also shares his outlook on a potential grain market correction, why farmers should expect corrections rather than fear them, and why the fundamentals could still look promising heading into late winter and spring 2027. 🌾 In This Episode: 00:00 Harvest 2026 Grain Market Update If you're a Canadian grain farmer, Prairie producer or agricultural professional, this episode covers some of the biggest issues facing grain producers right now — from canola prices and wheat markets to grain quality, basis, StatsCan stocks, harvest delays and crop marketing strategy. Topics Covered: Are farmers gaining leverage over grain merchants? And should you be holding your best-quality grain this harvest? Let us know what you're seeing in your area. Subscribe to What The Futures for weekly grain market analysis, commodity price outlooks, crop marketing strategies and conversations with farmers and agriculture industry experts across Western Canada. #GrainMarketing #Canola #Wheat #GrainMarkets #Farming #Agriculture #Harvest2026 #CanadianAgriculture #CanolaPrices #WheatPrices #Durum #Flax #Peas #CommodityMarkets #WhatTheFutures 🎧 Listen to the show on the go. | |||
| Are Farmers Finally in Control of the Grain Market..... Merchants Boxed In? | 04 Sep 2026 | 00:57:08 | |
Are grain merchants finally on the ropes in Western Canada? As Harvest 2026 moves along, we're seeing some interesting changes in the grain market — including stronger bids, farmers holding back grain, changing basis levels and merchants competing for bushels. In Episode 142 of the What The Futures Podcast, Ryan breaks down what's happening across the Western Canadian grain market, including wheat, yellow peas and canola, and why farmers may have more leverage than they realize. We also look at grain marketing strategy, basis levels, futures contracts, harvest prices and cash flow, including why farmers need to be careful about simply accepting the posted price from a grain company. Then, Greg Stamp joins the podcast for a deep dive into fall-seeded crops. We discuss winter wheat, hybrid rye, fall seeding windows, yield potential, crop margins, new varieties and why fall crops could become an increasingly important part of a farmer's 2027 cropping and marketing strategy. 🌾 In This Episode: 00:00 Are Grain Merchants on the Ropes? 🌾 What We Cover If you're a Canadian grain farmer, Prairie producer or agricultural professional, this episode is packed with practical ideas for navigating Harvest 2026, managing cash flow and making better grain marketing decisions. We cover: - Wheat prices and grain market outlook Are grain merchants really on the ropes? And what are you selling, holding or planting this fall? Let us know in the comments! Subscribe to What The Futures for weekly grain market analysis, commodity price outlooks, crop marketing strategies and conversations with farmers and agriculture industry experts across Western Canada. #GrainMarketing #GrainMarkets #Canola #Wheat #Farming #Agriculture #Harvest2026 #CanadianAgriculture #WheatPrices #CanolaPrices #WinterWheat #HybridRye #Farmers #CommodityMarkets #WhatTheFutures 🎧 Listen to the show on the go. https://open.spotify.com/show/3xz7OvO7P0WDW8mAx25L1y?si=bd51356530834599 🧑🏼🌾 Follow on Instagram and X for more market insights. https://www.instagram.com/whatthefuturespod/ Email Ryan: ryan@whatthefuturespodcast.ca What the Futures Podcast Website: https://www. whatthefuturespodcast.ca Thanks to our Sponsors : John Deere: UPL: BrettYoung: | |||
| Buy, Sell, or Hold? The Best Crop Marketing Ideas for Harvest 2026! | 28 Aug 2026 | 00:52:30 | |
| Top 10 Rundown Price Gains For Prairie Farmers | 20 Aug 2026 | 00:45:34 | |
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| $27,000 in Fuel Savings, Precision Upgrades & the Future of Pulse Trade | 14 Aug 2026 | 01:33:05 | |
This week, I share how one fuel decision saved our farm more than $27,000 and why it pays to look beyond the normal stuff when managing your cost of production. I’m also joined by Alex Schoch from John Deere to talk about precision upgrades that can bring newer technology to equipment already sitting in your shed. Then, Saskatchewan Pulse Growers Chair Stu Lawrence joins me for a wide-ranging conversation about pulse production, global competition, trade with India and China, and what all of it could mean for Canadian growers. Plus, we look at navigating a quiet August market, preparing for harvest pressure, and making sales based on your own cash flow and storage needs. The best part? ....fun stories from the lemonade stand. Hit PLAY and join me in the UPL studio! | |||
| "If you're going to sell something....buy something." - Dave Norris | 07 Aug 2026 | 01:10:41 | |
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| Canola Drops $50 Before Harvest: What Now? | 31 Jul 2026 | 00:52:14 | |
Canola futures have fallen about $50 per tonne from the recent high, spring wheat has failed again near $7.50, and harvest basis opportunities are beginning to appear across the Prairies. In What the Futures Podcast Episode 136, Ryan Denis breaks down canola, wheat, barley and oat marketing, then talks August and harvest weather with Bret Walts of BAM Weather, Brett Young canola hybrids with Kyle Slobodian, and John Deere 8R and 9RX tractors with Carlton Self. The episode also covers El Niño, hail risk, harvest lows and practical cash-flow decisions. Ryan Denis website, email list, Lunchbox Crew and conference: Join the What the Futures Insiders private podcast: Crop Marketing Made Cool Conference: | |||
| Grain Markets Flushed. What Should Farmers Do Now? | 28 Jul 2026 | 00:33:52 | |
On this episode of Cuppa Coffee from What the Futures, Ryan Denis and Brian Comeault break down the grain-market pullback and the marketing decisions farmers face before harvest. They cover canola prices, wheat hedging, malt barley demand, oats, yellow peas, crop conditions, market carry and strategies for protecting a price floor while retaining upside. Brownlee’s Ag Tech: LINKS & RESOURCES ► Subscribe to What the Futures on YouTube: ► What the Futures Podcast: ► Listen to What the Futures: ► Ryan Denis: ► Ryan Denis on LinkedIn: ► John Deere Canada: | |||
| John Deere’s 1,460-Bushel Air Cart: Worth the Size? | 21 Jul 2026 | 00:16:16 | |
On this episode of Cuppa Coffee from What the Futures Podcast, Ryan Denis opens with canola, soybeans, corn and wheat before joining Ben Zelle of John Deere live at Ag in Motion. They break down the new C1450T and C1100T air carts, including the 1,460-bushel capacity, five-tank design, faster conveyor filling, Easy Lift, AccuRate meters, EasyCal, JDLink logistics, blockage detection and retrofit options. LINKS & RESOURCES ► Subscribe to What the Futures on YouTube: ► What the Futures Podcast: ► Listen to What the Futures: ► Ryan Denis: ► Ryan Denis on LinkedIn: ► Ag in Motion: ► John Deere Canada: | |||
| Spring Wheat at $12? Don’t Waste the Spike | 17 Jul 2026 | 01:18:17 | |
Ryan Denis examines whether spring wheat could reach $12 per bushel, how geopolitical events are affecting wheat futures, and why farmers should prepare to use the current pricing opportunity. Eric Dick and Lloyd Dick of Brett Young also join What the Futures Podcast to discuss succession planning, business growth, canola, tariffs, risk management, and leadership in Canadian agriculture.
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| Canola Near $800: The Prairies Tell Two Stories | 14 Jul 2026 | 00:21:42 | |
On this Tuesday’s Cuppa Coffee from What the Futures Podcast, Ryan Denis and guest Chuck compare drowned-out Prairie acres with strong crop potential and explain what that split could mean for canola, wheat, peas, and lentils. They also discuss canola near $786, improving crush basis, rising urea prices, European heat, 2027 spring wheat, and China’s pea starch tariff. Brownlee’s Ag Tech and the Full Bin Sensor 2: ️ CROP MARKETING MADE COOL: UNHINGED 2026 Build your 2027 crop marketing plan alongside Ryan Denis and other progressive farmers, December 1–2 in Brandon, Manitoba. Register here: STAY IN THE LOOP Get weekly updates, upcoming events, contests, and giveaways: MORE FROM RYAN DENIS Website: What the Futures Podcast: Instagram: LinkedIn: ☕ WATCH CUPPA COFFEE LIVE Subscribe and join Cuppa Coffee every Tuesday at 8:00 AM MST: MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Brownlee’s Ag Tech and the Full Bin Sensor 2: | |||
| Canola Up $19: Are You Behind Plan? | 10 Jul 2026 | 00:23:57 | |
Ryan Denis breaks down the July crop marketing decision as canola jumps, basis improves, and Prairie crop conditions remain uneven. Ryan talks through when undersold farms may need to catch up, why being on plan may mean no action, plus wheat basis, smaller-acre crops, Ag in Motion, and Crop Marketing Made Cool. Ryan Denis / Crop Marketing Made Cool Conference: https://www.ryandenis.ca/ | |||
| Canola Rebounds, Weather Risk Builds & Tough Marketing Questions (w/ Allison Thompson) | Cuppa of Coffee | 08 Jul 2026 | 00:22:32 | |
This week Ryan Denis is joined by Allison Thompson (The Money Farm) to break down one of the biggest market shifts we’ve seen in weeks. Topics include:
If you’re making grain marketing decisions this summer, this is one episode you don’t want to miss. Tell us in the comments: Are you selling grain here or waiting for higher prices? | |||
| Why $4000 Calves Could Crash Faster Than Anyone Expects | 03 Jul 2026 | 00:41:38 | |
This episode features a special audio-only presentation from Brian Perillat of Bullseye Marketing, recorded live at the Cows in Control grower event in Madden, Alberta. Brian takes a deep dive into the cattle markets, covering herd expansion, beef demand, feedlot economics, imports, and the key risks and opportunities producers should be watching as the cattle cycle evolves. If you're a cow-calf producer or involved in the beef industry, this episode offers practical insights to help you make better marketing decisions in today's market. | |||
| Why 150 Farmers Keep Coming Back to This Crop Marketing Conference | 02 Jul 2026 | 00:35:33 | |
What makes Crop Marketing Made Cool different from every other farm conference? Ryan Denis takes you behind the scenes of the 2026 Crop Marketing Made Cool Conference in Brandon, Manitoba, explaining why the event intentionally breaks traditional conference rules, eliminates sales pitches, and focuses on helping farmers build their 2027 crop marketing plans. In this episode, Ryan discusses:
Guests / Speakers Mentioned
Conference Crop Marketing Made Cool December 1–2 Brandon, Manitoba | |||
| Cattle Prices: Is This the Peak? Brenna Grant’s 2026 Market Forecast | 02 Jul 2026 | 00:36:26 | |
Canadian cattle markets continue making history but is this the top? Ryan Denis sits down with Brenna Grant of Canfax to break down everything producers need to know heading into fall, including:
Whether you’re a cow-calf producer, feedlot operator, grain farmer, or ag investor, this episode delivers one of the most comprehensive cattle market outlooks available. Guest: Brenna Grant – Canfax Hosted by Ryan Denis Website: https://www.whatthefuturespodcast.ca | |||
| StatsCan Shock: Canola Acres Came in Big | 30 Jun 2026 | 00:28:20 | |
StatsCan dropped new acreage numbers, and the canola market had to digest a bigger-than-expected number fast. In this Cuppa Coffee livestream, Ryan Denis is joined by Brian Comeault to break down what the StatsCan report means for canola, spring wheat, barley, peas, oats, lentils, and Prairie crop marketing decisions. They also touch on urea summer fill, wet crop conditions, canola crush demand, USDA acreage risk, and why buying out grain contracts can backfire when emotions are running high. If you’re trying to make better grain marketing decisions through a volatile summer, this episode is worth watching before your next move. Guest: Brian Comeault Sponsored by Land for Rent: https://www.landforrent.com/ | |||
| Farmers Are Locking In 2027 Diesel at 64¢/L (Here’s How) | 26 Jun 2026 | 00:37:58 | |
In this episode of What The Futures, Ryan Denis sits down with Lorelei Gress from Fuel Nexus to discuss diesel markets, fuel planning, pre-purchasing fuel, locking in fuel budgets, and why some farmers are already planning their 2027 fuel strategy. They break down real-world examples that show fuel savings, discuss whether diesel prices are likely to decline, and explain how producers can protect themselves against volatile energy markets.
Guest: Lorelei Gress Fuel Nexus | |||
| Fertilizer Dropped. Is $800 Canola Still Alive? | 23 Jun 2026 | 00:18:06 | |
Fertilizer prices have finally come down, but the farm decisions are not getting any easier. In this Cuppa Coffee livestream from What the Futures Podcast, Sarah Cochet fills in for Ryan Denis and talks with Josh Uhrich of Bunge about urea prices, flooded acres, canola contracts, $800 canola, grain marketing decisions, weather risk, and prairie elevator competition. They cover whether farmers should be looking at summer fill urea, what flooded acres mean for canola contract risk, what it would take for canola to push back toward $800, and why grain marketing decisions need to be made farm by farm. Guest:
Links mentioned: Ryan’s fertilizer episode with Josh Linville: https://youtu.be/XkkvZ4aDMP4?si=0DR7tStAmIR9AelV Follow on Instagram and X for more market insights. https://www.instagram.com/whatthefuturespod/ Email Ryan: ryan@whatthefuturespodcast.ca What the Futures Podcast Website: https://www.whatthefuturespodcast.ca Thanks to our Sponsors John Deere UPL BrettYoung | |||
| The $800 Canola Mistake Farmers Keep Making | 22 Jun 2026 | 00:32:04 | |
Canola hit $800, then pulled back toward $730. So why do farmers feel better now? In this episode of What the Futures Podcast, Ryan Denis breaks down the emotional side of crop marketing, why farmers often feel worse during a rally than after a pullback, and how margin calls, hedges, canola puts, old crop wheat, acreage reports, diesel, fertilizer and summer weather risk all fit into the end-of-June marketing plan. Ryan also talks through old crop wheat sales, softening oat, barley and pea bids, new crop review, harvest delivery planning, canola acreage risk, and why farmers need to park emotion before the next market move. What the Futures Podcast: Ryan Denis: Strategy Room: Crop Marketing Made Cool Conference 2026: Ag in Motion: UPL WAVE Biostimulant: UPL ROXAR Fungicide: BrettYoung: BrettYoung Knowledge Hub: Cows in Control: Trigger Grain: RBC / Tyler Durst: Email Ryan: | |||
| Canadian Prairies Summer Forecast: Will July Heat Hurt Crops? | 19 Jun 2026 | 00:31:03 | |
BAM Weather meteorologist Brett Waltz joins Ryan Denis to break down the latest Prairie weather outlook and explain why one of the strongest El Niño events on record could shape crop conditions across Western Canada and the U.S. Will July bring the heat everyone fears? Is drought still a risk? And what does the “horseshoe weather pattern” mean for spraying, crop development, and yield potential? Brett shares his outlook for June, July, August, and even early harvest season. Links & Resources Links mentioned: What the Futures Podcast: Ryan Denis: Ryan’s email list: Strategy Room: Lunch Box Crew: Crop Marketing Made Cool Conference: UPL Wave Biostimulant: BAM Weather: Bret Walts: Bret Walts LinkedIn: Futures text updates / questions for Ryan: #Weather #Farming #Agriculture #Canola #Wheat #ElNino #PrairieWeather #CropMarketing #WhatTheFutures | |||
| SHOULD FARMERS BUY FERTILIZER NOW? Josh Linville Says the Market Just Changed | 19 Jun 2026 | 00:41:09 | |
Should prairie farmers buy fertilizer right now or wait for better prices? In Episode 127 of What The Future’s Podcast, Ryan Denis sits down with Josh Linville from StoneX to discuss urea prices, fertilizer market uncertainty, the Strait of Hormuz reopening, China’s export plans, sulfur markets, and what farmers should be considering before locking in fertilizer for 2027. Josh explains why fertilizer prices have fallen, what could happen next, and why layering fertilizer purchases may be the best strategy in today’s market. Featuring: Ryan Denis & Josh Linville (StoneX) Topics Covered:
Subscribe for weekly market intelligence and farm management strategies. Ryan Denis: #Fertilizer #Urea #Farming #Agriculture #Canola #Wheat #StoneX #FarmManagement | |||
| Canola Rally, Ugly Basis: Hedge or Wait? | 16 Jun 2026 | 00:22:42 | |
Canola futures are green, but prairie basis is still ugly. In today’s Cuppa Coffee, Ryan Denis breaks down canola, wheat, urea, UAN, crude oil, crop conditions, and crop marketing strategy with Evan Boyle from Simple Hedge. Canola was trading around $763/tonne, crude oil was under $78/barrel, urea was around $800/tonne, and wheat markets were trying to find support. Ryan and Evan discuss whether farmers should sell wheat rallies, whether canola basis is lagging futures, whether puts still make sense, and why relief rallies may be the marketing opportunity farmers cannot afford to ignore. Guest: Thank you to our sponsor Subscribe for more Western Canadian grain market updates, canola futures, wheat markets, fertilizer pricing, basis conversations, and practical crop marketing strategy. #Canola #GrainMarkets #CropMarketing | |||
| The Canola Rally Farmers Can’t Afford to Miss ( Before Prices Drop? ) | 12 Jun 2026 | 01:12:22 | |
Can canola keep rallying? Or is this a relief rally before lower prices ahead? In Episode 126 of What the Future’s Podcast, Ryan Denis is joined by Trent Clarenbach of Clarenbach Research to discuss canola, wheat, crude oil, commodity supercycles, crop marketing decisions, fertilizer price volatility, food security, and why farmers may need to stay disciplined despite bullish sentiment. They also discuss: • Canola above $800/tonne • Wheat market warning signs • Commodity supercycle expectations • Crude oil outlook • Fertilizer’s shocking $500/tonne correction • Weather impacts across Western Canada • Food security and global trade • Crop marketing strategies for 2026 Guest: Trent Clarenbach – Clarenbach Research | |||
| Did Canola Already Top? Farmer Nathan on $800 Canola | 09 Jun 2026 | 00:21:12 | |
Canola hit $802, pulled back near $774, and now farmers are asking the big question: did canola already hit its seasonal high, or is this just a relief rally? In this episode of Cuppa Coffee from What the Futures, Ryan Denis is joined by Farmer Nathan to talk through the live grain market moves, canola pricing, wheat basis, diesel price discovery, prairie moisture, unseeded acres, hedging resources, and how farmers can make profitable sales without freezing up emotionally. Nathan breaks down how he approached $800 canola, why he still made earlier sales at profitable levels, and how he thinks about futures-only sales, pullbacks, and using calls to stay in the game. Ryan also shares what farmers are asking about diesel under $1/L, Fuel Nexus, old crop wheat opportunities, feed barley, and why this is a moment to focus on today’s decisions instead of regretting past sales. Sponsored by Land for Rent: https://landforrent.com Land for Rent: | |||
| Canola Hits $800: The Biofuel Story Nobody Saw Coming | 05 Jun 2026 | 01:34:02 | |
Canola just hit $800/ton for the first time since 2023. This week Ryan Denis sits down with Susan Stroud from No Bull Ag to break down the surprising rally in canola, why U.S. biofuel policy may be driving the move, and what producers should consider as prices surge higher. They discuss renewable fuel mandates, RIN values, soybean oil demand, canola’s role in biofuels, risk management, and why some of the best sales happen when farmers feel the most uncomfortable. Plus: Western Ag joins the show to discuss CropCaster, fertility planning, yield forecasting, and how better agronomy data can improve crop marketing decisions. Guests: • Susan Stroud (No Bull Ag) • Blake Weiseth (Western Ag) Links Mentioned: • https://www.nobullag.com • https://www.ryandenis.ca • https://www.harvestprofit.com • https://www.deere.ca | |||
| June 2 Grain Update: Canola $780 & Wheat Basis | 02 Jun 2026 | 00:25:29 | |
Grain markets are moving fast on June 2. Brian Comeault is filling in on Cuppa Coffee while Ryan is away, and John DePape joins the show to break down wheat basis, canola near $780, diesel price discovery, unseeded acres, and what Western Canadian farmers should be watching next. In this live grain market update, Brian covers canola futures, wheat pressure, soybeans, bean oil, crude oil, the Canadian dollar, Prairie rain delays, and diesel quotes that are getting farmers’ attention. Then John DePape explains why basis may matter more than many farmers think, why local bid competition can create major price differences, and why separating futures and basis decisions can be a powerful crop marketing strategy. Sponsored by Land for Rent / Land4Rent: https://land4rent.com/ Links mentioned: Watch on YouTube Follow What the Futures: Email Ryan: #GrainMarkets #Canola #WheatBasis | |||
| Specialty Crops Update with Chuck Penner (Peas, Lentils, Durum) + Canola Near New Highs | 29 May 2026 | 00:53:51 | |
Episode 124 of the What the Futures Podcast features Chuck Penner of LeftField Commodity Research answering grower questions on peas, lentils, durum, canola, wheat, and feed barley. Penner breaks down Prairie weather extremes, pea demand from China and India, durum pressure from weaker North African demand, lentil uncertainty tied to Canada, Australia, and India, and canola’s rally into new highs. The episode also covers old crop wheat specials, rising feed barley values, improving canola basis, and the importance of staying ready to execute marketing plans. 00:00 Episode kickoff | |||
| Should Farmers Hedge Canola at $760? | 26 May 2026 | 00:21:21 | |
Canola prices, wheat hedging, late seeding risk, feed barley, oats, diesel, and weather market pressure are all on the table in this Tuesday Cuppa Coffee livestream from What the Future’s Podcast. Ryan is joined by Quinton from JGL to talk through what farmers across the Prairies are watching right now, including canola hedge targets, wheat basis, seasonal market pressure, late planting concerns, export strength, and why weather may matter more than war headlines for grain and oilseed markets this week. Sponsored by UPL. ⏰ Timestamps 00:00 UPL Wave + fertilizer shock | |||
| Delayed Seeding: Canola Rally or Trap? | 22 May 2026 | 00:44:42 | |
Delayed seeding in Western Canada, canola prices near recent highs, spring wheat drought risk, barley bids, and 2026 crop marketing strategy are all on the table in this episode of What the Futures Podcast. Ryan Denis is joined by Brian Comeault of Ireland Comeault Lafoy / Canadian Ag Markets to break down what Prairie seeding delays could mean for canola, why canola puts may be worth a look, how U.S. wheat conditions could shape spring wheat, and what farmers should be watching before the next major market move. Guest: Links mentioned:
Canadian Ag Markets trial/subscription info: https://buy.stripe.com/bJe28r0A9cLg81r8ni6Vq05 Timestamps: #Canola #CropMarketing #WheatMarkets | |||
| Fertilizer Market Warning 2027: Trouble Is Building | 19 May 2026 | 00:21:06 | |
Fertilizer prices, phosphate supply, and 2027 crop planning are already becoming major questions for farmers. In this Tuesday Cuppa Coffee livestream from What the Future’s Podcast, Ryan Denis is joined by Josh Linville of StoneX to break down the fertilizer market, including phosphate, potash, urea, China, the Strait of Hormuz, and whether farmers should lock in fall fertilizer or keep waiting. Josh explains why North America made it through spring 2026 better than some feared, why global fertilizer supplies are still tight, and what could cause phosphate prices to finally break lower. Ryan also covers canola, wheat, soybeans, oats, Prairie seeding delays, U.S. planting progress, and why farmers may need to “play financial defense” while markets are offering stronger pricing opportunities.
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https://www.instagram.com/whatthefuturespod/ Email Ryan: ryan@whatthefuturespodcast.ca What the Futures Podcast Website: https://www. whatthefuturespodcast.ca Thanks to our Sponsors John Deere UPL BrettYoung #FertilizerMarket #GrainMarkets #WhatTheFutures | |||
| Protecting the LAST 70% & Why our Merchant Friends LOVE rallies! | 15 May 2026 | 00:38:15 | |
In Episode 122 of the What the Futures podcast, Ryan reviews a volatile week in prairie crop markets after a USDA-driven spike and explains how grain companies often widen or protect basis during rallies, creating large price discrepancies between nearby elevators. He urges farmers to focus on execution during seeding-season market spikes, emphasizing that rallies can materially improve farm profitability and should be evaluated and protected. Using real examples (e.g., Killam vs. Daysland, Alberta; Aberdeen vs. Melfort, Saskatchewan), he compares wheat bids and breaks down futures, currency, and basis to show differences of roughly 50+ cents per bushel. Ryan discusses strategies to manage the remaining unsold crop without high buyout risk, including put options, structured floors with upside, and averaging-type contracts, and encourages active price discovery across buyers. 00:00 USDA Spike Setup 01:30 Short Sweet Focus 02:39 Merchandisers Love Rallies 04:16 This Week Market Recap 05:40 Profitability Wake Up Call 15:47 Execution After Spikes 17:53 How Farms Sell Rallies 21:43 Act Of God Reality 22:29 Protect The Remaining 70 25:02 Elevator Price Math 31:16 Risk Tools And Options 35:54 Eating Your Veggies | |||
| Did You Miss the Wheat Rally? WASDE & Drought Watch | 12 May 2026 | 00:23:33 | |
Ryan Denis is joined by Allison Thompson of The Money Farm to break down the latest USDA WASDE report expectations, wheat market rally potential, 2012-style drought comparisons, and the biggest crop marketing strategies farmers need right now. From wheat, corn, soybeans, barley hedging strategies, and weather risk, this episode covers critical insights for producers navigating volatile grain markets in 2026. Topics Covered:
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| Cattle Markets at All-Time Highs & Tractor Cab Math | 08 May 2026 | 01:01:25 | |
Episode 121 of the What the Futures Podcast features Ryan Copithorne (Cows in Control) on cattle markets sitting at all-time highs, including why pricing is strong, what bearish risks to watch, and practical risk management ideas like forward selling, livestock price insurance, and hedging, plus details on his June 18 event in Madden, Alberta. Ryan also discusses farm community challenges, flooding and road washouts delaying seeding on the Denis farm, and emphasizes “tractor cab math” to compare today’s grain prices to budgets and lock in margins. Tyler Yaremchuk (Nation Network) joins to recap the NHL playoffs, discuss Oilers roster needs, and react to the draft lottery chaos with the Maple Leafs landing the No. 1 pick. The episode closes with “eating your veggies” marketing tips and a song pick for the planting playlist. 00:00 Welcome and lineup 01:06 UPL Wave and subscribe 01:58 Hat contest and crisis line 04:31 Heavy weeks and community 12:08 Cattle markets with Ryan 32:42 Tractor cab math setup 38:21 Oilers Season Letdown 55:06 Eating Your Veggies Risk Plan 58:46 Planting Playlist And Wrap | |||
| Seasonals, Wheat/Canola Pricing Windows & Planting Progress (w/ Chuck Penner) | 06 May 2026 | 00:23:07 | |
The host recaps morning market moves (canola steady; wheat, soybeans, and corn lower; bean oil strong; CAD ~73.5; WTI down) and urges diesel price discovery due to wide quote variance, then welcomes Chuck Penner of Left Field Commodities to discuss what’s driving markets, seasonal patterns, and crop marketing timing. Penner says many crops are still following seasonals despite record production, warning wheat/canola and other major crops often top within the next few weeks and tend to weaken into summer, so growers shouldn’t assume rallies will continue. They review USDA crop progress and ratings, prairie seeding disruptions from excess moisture, shifting Western Canadian seeding intentions, risks in barley tied to Chinese demand, and red lentil seasonals alongside El Niño considerations in India. Penner notes post-harvest rallies often peak around November and directs viewers to leftfieldcr.com for a 30-day trial. 00:00 Market Week Kickoff 00:44 Morning Futures Snapshot 01:35 Diesel Price Discovery 01:59 Viewer Questions Preview 02:38 Headlines War and Crops 03:13 USDA Crop Progress Breakdown 04:31 Prairie Planting and Fertilizer 05:19 Chuck Joins and Seasonals 06:13 Seasonal Peaks and Timing 08:05 Supercycle Talk and Wheat Bull Case 10:25 Barley Demand Risks 11:45 Seeding Intentions Shifting 12:53 Prairie Conditions and Delays 14:14 New Crop Selling Strategy 17:47 Wheat Selling Window 19:49 Lentils Seasonals and El Nino 22:23 Wrap Up and Next Episode | |||
| What Top 2% Farms Do Differently | Guest Evan Shout | 24 Apr 2026 | 00:42:01 | |
What separates the top 2% of farms from everyone else? In this episode, Ryan Denis talks with Evan Shout about crop marketing, farm financials, cash flow, diversification, and the management decisions that actually move the needle. If you farm in Western Canada, this one is packed with real perspective. Guest: Evan Shout of Maverick Ag, Farmer Coach, and The Truth About Ag. Timestamps 00:00 Intro 03:31 Meet Evan Shout 04:47 How farmers react when markets get volatile 09:54 The first big farm coaching aha moments 12:10 Why Farmer Coach exists 14:32 What Maverick Ag actually helps farms with 17:48 Ryan’s crop marketing story 19:39 Why future-focused farms think differently 22:54 The top 20% vs the top 2% 27:31 Why crop marketing is still underused 29:51 Cost of production, cash flow, and selling strategy 38:08 Family, advocacy, and why Evan speaks openly 40:12 Why this conversation needs a part two | |||
| Super El Niño, Spring Prairie Weather and Diesel Buying Strategy | Guest: Lorelei Gress | 17 Apr 2026 | 01:03:36 | |
Episode 118 of the What the Futures Podcast features meteorologist Bret Walts (BAM Weather) discussing the developing strong-to-potential “Super El Niño,” its definition, and likely impacts on U.S. and Canadian moisture patterns, including continued Kansas winter wheat dryness with a possible pattern change toward more rain later in April/May and a warmer, generally favorable late-April/May outlook for Saskatchewan and Alberta planting. Ryan also shares crop market notes, highlighting wheat strength tied to Kansas dryness, caution on barley and canola, and the importance of being comfortable with hedge and sales positions. The episode then turns to diesel with Lorelei Gress (Fuel Nexus), covering the temporary federal excise tax suspension (April 20–Sept. 7), how Fuel Nexus’ pre-purchase program and delivery works, pricing transparency, and an additional short-term discount promotion. 00:00 Episode Preview 04:37 Positive Moments And Vacation 08:30 Wheat And Canola Markets 11:45 Weather Talk With Bret 17:17 Prairie Spring Outlook 24:07 Weather Wrap And Marketing 27:05 Fuel Guest Introduction 30:12 What Fuel Nexus Does 39:06 Pre Purchase Discounts 46:00 Fuel Myths Busted 50:46 Locked In Price Promise 58:11 Eating Your Veggies 01:02:37 Final Wrap Up | |||
| Grain Markets Live: Canola, Wheat Weather Rally, Barley Bids Shift + War Premium & Input Costs | 15 Apr 2026 | 00:20:37 | |
The host delivers a live grain and energy market update, noting canola slightly higher near 719 on July/November, soybeans up, bean oil lower, KC wheat up about 11 cents on poor hard red winter wheat ratings (around 18% good-to-excellent), and WTI crude down sharply near $95 with the Canadian dollar around 72.97. Prairie cash highlights include a notable shift in Alberta feed barley bids becoming competitive again in the Edmonton region, Lethbridge fall feed barley around 6.30–6.40/bu, malt and feed barley offers in Saskatchewan, old-crop yellow peas at 8.50–9.00/bu, new-crop flax near 16.50, and new-crop green peas around 9.50–10.00. Input prices discussed include NH3 near $1,600/ton in Alberta, urea near $1,300/ton, and diesel about $1.42–$1.44/L plus GST. Headlines include a U.S. naval blockade impacting Iranian imports, improving early Russian winter crop conditions, minor U.S. Corn Belt planting delays, and Brazil’s soybean harvest nearing completion. In discussion with Quintin, they cover chart concerns, managed-money positioning as an alarm bell in veg oils, limited war premium beyond canola, re-owning pre-sold canola on pullbacks, crude oil call-spread hedges, and frustrations in oats where futures gains have not translated to cash prices. 00:00 Live Market Snapshot 00:55 Prairie Grain Highlights 03:13 Input Costs Update 04:00 Geopolitics And Wheat News 05:52 Wheat Market Outlook 07:45 War Premium And Canola 11:26 Re Owning Sold Canola 13:11 Hedging With Crude Options 14:35 Positioning Alarm Bells 19:58 Wrap Up And Next Shows | |||
| Markets Tank on Ceasefire News: Crop Price Reality Check, Updated Crop Rankings & My Farm Meeting Agenda | 10 Apr 2026 | 00:45:31 | |
In episode 117 of the What the Futures Podcast (recorded April 8), Ryan covers a sharp midweek market drop and questions whether a Middle East ceasefire will matter for crop prices, noting markets were already cracking. He compares pre-war and current futures levels, with canola holding gains best while corn and soybeans have erased them, and suggests selling and re-owning risk on paper versus trusting a lasting ceasefire. Ryan updates his crop rankings after raising his fertilizer budget about $40/acre, yet makes minimal price assumption changes (max 3%), with canola still top for margin on his farm, maple peas and flax next, and many cereals and pulses underwater. He discusses 2026 marketing “baskets” (patience, opportunistic, forgiving), shares strategy reminders to review recent hedges and sales, and outlines a detailed farmer meeting agenda covering wins/losses, contracts, hedges, market outlook, cash flow, workflow, future crop plans, and inputs. 00:00 Markets Tank This Week 00:28 Podcast Intro 04:08 Don’t React On Down Days 05:37 Tooth Fairy Break 13:14 Crop Rankings And Fertilizer 24:00 Hat Design Contest 30:48 Meeting Agenda Basics 38:43 Inputs Fuel Logistics 42:02 Wrap Up Veggies Checklist 44:57 Final Sign Off | |||
| Markets Look Bullish… But Something’s Off | 08 Apr 2026 | 00:20:53 | |
Grain markets look bullish right now… but something isn’t adding up. In today’s Cuppa Coffee, we break down why oil is driving markets higher, yet wheat, canola, and other crops aren’t reacting the way they should. What you’ll learn: - Why this rally feels uneasy - The impact of oil prices on grain markets - What a “blow-off top” means for canola - Why wheat isn’t reacting to bullish news - The real risk behind Middle East headlines - Fertilizer and oil price implications - What farmers should be watching right now Featuring: Trent Klarenbach https://www.klarenbachresearch.ca Subscribe for weekly market breakdowns: https://www.youtube.com/@whatthefutures #GrainMarkets #Canola #Farming Listen to the show on the go. https://open.spotify.com/show/3xz7OvO7P0WDW8mAx25L1y?si=bd51356530834599 https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/what-the-futures/id1715185428 Follow on Instagram and X for more market insights. https://www.instagram.com/whatthefuturespod/ https://x.com/wtfuturespod Email Ryan: ryan@whatthefuturespodcast.ca What the Futures Podcast Website: https://www. whatthefuturespodcast.ca Thanks to our Sponsors John Deere https://operationscenter.deere.com/ BrettYoung https://brettyoung.ca/ | |||
| U.S. Acreage Talk + Prairie Fertilizer Reality Check (Allison Thompson & James Mitchell) | 03 Apr 2026 | 01:06:48 | |
In episode 116 of What The Futures, Ryan welcomes Allison Thompson of The Money Farm for her debut to break down USDA acreage expectations, market volatility and technical levels in wheat, and what early fertilizer bookings and rotation decisions may mean for corn, soybeans, and expanding crops like canola and sunflowers, including a canola acreage jump to 2.685 million. Ryan also answers Cuppa Coffee questions on canola carry and thin liquidity, payback on on-farm fertilizer and fuel storage, the Lunchbox Crew community, and diesel hedging via heating oil or crude. James Mitchell of Crop Management Network then focuses on domestic Western Canada fertilizer, warning of spring allocation, plant turnarounds, tight urea/phosphate, potential multi-day delays, and considerations like UAN availability and summer fill risks amid global supply constraints and export restrictions. 00:00 Show Preview 04:54 Positive Moments Update 08:24 Cuppa Coffee Q And A 09:16 Canola Carry And Spreads 11:08 Fertilizer And Fuel Storage 17:05 Lunchbox Crew Explained 19:37 Hedging Diesel Costs 21:44 Allison Joins The Pod 21:56 Market Technicals And Pullbacks 25:29 USDA Acreage Report Breakdown 38:39 Eating Your Veggies Tips 42:50 Fertilizer Supply Reality 45:05 Allocation and Bottlenecks 46:44 Plant Outages and Turnarounds 53:56 Summer Fill Global Risks 01:01:58 Final Advice and Sign Off | |||
| The EPA Just Changed Everything for Canola | 31 Mar 2026 | 00:23:27 | |
The EPA just handed canola its biggest biofuel win in history, and most farmers haven't caught up to what it means yet. Canola oil demand for U.S. biomass-based diesel is projected to more than double, with massive implications for Canadian producers. This week on Cuppa Coffee, Ryan is joined by Susan Stroud from NoBullAg.com to break down the EPA's final Set 2 renewable fuel standard ruling, Indonesia's surprise B50 biodiesel mandate, and why the global vegetable oil market just got dangerously tight. Check out Susan's work: https://www.NoBullAg.com This week's sponsor: Agi3. Forward Protect insurance for canola. Lock in profits at https://agi3.ai/ New here? Cuppa Coffee airs live every Tuesday. Subscribe and hit the bell for weekly grain market insights for Canadian and U.S. farmers. Catch Friday's episode where Ryan asks: Am I crazy for considering buying nitrogen for 2027? ⏰ Timestamps 00:00 Morning Market Snapshot 00:41 Wheat Price Rant 02:00 Key Headlines Ahead 03:03 Prairie Gopher Control 04:02 Indonesia B50 Biodiesel 07:22 War and Market Uncertainty 08:42 USDA Acres Expectations 09:30 EPA Rule Canola Wins 14:20 Why Prices Sold Off 16:13 2028 Policy Wildcards 19:57 Bullish Cards Left 21:58 Wrap Up and Farmer Notes Listen to the show on the go. https://open.spotify.com/show/3xz7OvO7P0WDW8mAx25L1y?si=bd51356530834599 https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/what-the-futures/id1715185428 | |||
| Forage Seed Planning, Availability & Establishment Guarantees (BrettYoung) | 27 Mar 2026 | 00:31:44 | |
In episode 115 of the What The Futures Podcast, Ryan is joined by Mark and Kent from BrettYoung to discuss forage crops, including seed availability, planning timelines, and BrettYoung’s forage establishment guarantee, which offers 100% seed replacement for orders placed before April 1 in the event of natural disasters. They cover common establishment risks such as frost, wind erosion, and increasing gopher damage, and stress the importance of early planning, proper seeding depth, moisture, seed-to-soil contact, and scouting. The conversation also includes cover crop guidance (notably oats and low cereal seeding rates), fertility timing for different nutrients, and herbicide options for early weed control. They highlight BrettYoung’s forage guide and online selector tools, discuss custom versus stock blends, and note that forage seed supply varies annually by weather and production regions. 00:00 Show kickoff and agenda 00:38 Market recap and geopolitics 01:35 Farm talk and episode setup 03:01 Forage guarantee deadline 05:27 Meet Kent and Mark 06:52 Seed availability and planning 10:42 Choosing varieties and blends 13:16 Establishment and agronomy tips 19:48 Forage Guide and favorites 24:08 Plots and seed supply realities 26:50 Forages as rotation crop 29:04 Wrap up and marketing outlook | |||
| Markets Whipsaw Again: Oil, Canola & What Farmers Should Do Next | 25 Mar 2026 | 00:26:04 | |
Markets are moving fast again this week — oil volatility, canola pressure, and potential biofuel policy shifts are shaping farmer decisions right now. In this Cuppa Coffee episode, Ryan breaks down what’s happening in grain markets and what it could mean for your next move. Sponsored by: ✔️ https://www.agi3.ai (Forward Protect Insurance – protect your contracts) ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 00:00 – What’s moving markets this week 00:08 – Canola opportunities & forward contracting strategy 00:28 – Market open: canola, soybeans, wheat, corn, oil 01:30 – Weekly pattern: oil, war headlines & market reactions 02:00 – Why oil dropped (and why it matters) 03:00 – The Monday reset pattern in markets 03:30 – Geopolitics + weekend volatility explained 04:00 – Biofuel policy expectations (White House event) 04:30 – What farmers should be watching this week (Continue with Q&A section once clipped precisely) Listen to the show on the go. https://open.spotify.com/show/3xz7OvO7P0WDW8mAx25L1y?si=bd51356530834599 https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/what-the-futures/id1715185428 | |||