
Almost 40 years in media, and I'm still loving every minute of it. That's either passion or stubbornness, I'll let you decide.
I've done radio, TV, social media, PR, media relations, and more community projects than I can list without checking my notes, almost all of it right here in Edmonton, my home turf!
Basically, if there was a microphone or a camera nearby, I was probably standing next to it.
Sports and News on Radio and TV kept me busy for decades. But lately I've fallen hard for podcasting, and it's exploding in Canada right now, so I'm happy to be part of the noise.
I still take on freelance broadcasting work too, because apparently old habits die hard and I don't know how to sit still.

I'm a freelance voice.
But really, I'm about empowering other voices, whether that's individuals, non-profits, or businesses, through the reach of traditional and modern digital media.
Every project gets professionalism, a stupid amount of positive energy, a big smile, strong leadership, a genuine love of teamwork, and a sense of humour that shows up whether I invite it or not, all delivered in a comfortable, down-to-earth way, because that's just how I roll.

Podcasting is hot right now, and it's only getting hotter. Plenty of people have great stories and ideas, but a lot of them get stuck on the how, recording, editing, producing, actually getting the thing out into the world. That's where I come in!
Whether it's in my studio or done remotely, audio or video, whatever suits you best, I've got you covered. Come in with your ideas, record with me, then walk out and put your feet up.
I'll even host it for you or with you if you'd like a familiar voice in the mix. Editing? Done. Publishing? Handled. Your only job is showing up with something exciting and passionate to say!

I've hosted Jets, Flames, and Oilers NHL radio broadcasts over the years, and I've run talk and sports shows on 880 CHED, Edmonton's top news and talk station. My whole career comes down to a couple of basics, a unique sense of curiosity and genuine conversation.
Every interview, sports or news, feels like a coffee catch-up with a few thousand extra people listening in. I ask questions because I actually want to know, not because a script told me to, and my goal is always to pull listeners right into the moment. It's not broadcasting, it's connecting.

My broadcasting journey began in radio before it naturally grew into video production. I've loved bringing my hosting and interviewing background to on-camera work, guided along the way by many industry mentors, including CBC Edmonton, CTV Edmonton, and Road 55. Everything I learned in radio carried over into the visual side of things, just with a little more makeup involved.

Radio, television, podcasting, I love them all. But nothing compares to a live stage and a room full of real people.
I've hosted major events, emceed everything from galas to community celebrations to golf tournaments, and shared plenty of my own stories along the way. There's a certain magic in reading a room live, adjusting on the fly, and feeding off real reactions instead of imagining an audience on the other side of a microphone. Honestly, I love emceeing events, there's nothing quite like it.
Also something new for me lately has been speaking to groups about my own successful battle with cancer. It's not something I ever expected to be part of my story, but sharing it, and talking about the importance of staying positive through the fight, has become one of the most rewarding things I do.
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I bring extensive experience across radio, television, and professional sports, with a career that's included hosting and co-hosting morning shows, delivering play-by-play and colour commentary, producing talk shows, emceeing events, directing programs, managing community relations, radio sales, and producing energetic podcasts. I've contributed to a wide range of respected organizations, including...
Here's a small sampling of my current and past podcasts through Mighty Mouth Communications
AUDIO
AZORCAN Tours with Paul Almeida
https://feeds.transistor.fm/azorcan-tours-podcast
The Birdhouse Banter
https://feeds.transistor.fm/the-birdhouse-banter-brought-to-you-by-meikas-birdhouse
Barney's Tavern
https://feeds.transistor.fm/barneys-tavern
RAEdio Podcast
https://feeds.transistor.fm/the-raedio-podcast
Think BIKE with Liane Langois
https://feeds.transistor.fm/think-bike-alberta-motorcycle-safety-society
Essential Dynamics with Derek Hudson
https://feeds.transistor.fm/essential-dynamics-with-derek-hudson
Hydrogen 2.0
https://feeds.transistor.fm/hydrogen-2-0-4aa4fc88-4c18-4ecf-8c0c-198faee0befc
Overdue Advice / MetCredit
https://www.metcredit.com/podcast/
Making Cent$ with Dustin Lamontagne
https://feeds.transistor.fm/making-cent
Cancer In The Room
https://feeds.transistor.fm/cancer-in-the-room
AskDrGanz
https://feeds.transistor.fm/askdrganz
VIDEO
Barney's Tavern
http://www.youtube.com/@BarneysTavern
The Rod Pedersen Show

Never lose your sense of humour... I haven't.
I’m living proof that you can face enormous challenges and still come out stronger. In 2017, I lost my right kidney to cancer. In 2020, I had my entire stomach removed after a large tumour was found. And both times—I won.
I credit incredible doctors, nurses, hospital staff, plus my amazing family and friends, for helping me through.

Today, I continue to support charities that make a real difference to me. Whoever you choose to help, you're part of the solution. So here's to charging forward, full speed ahead.
https://curecancerfoundation.ca
https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/cci/cci.aspx
https://www.santasanonymous.ca
https://www.nhl.com/oilers/eocf/
https://benstelterfoundation.com
https://www.edmontonhumanesociety.com
Bryn Griffiths respectfully acknowledges that we are located on Treaty 6 territory and situated closely to Treaty 7 territory—the traveling route, gathering place, and meeting grounds for Indigenous Peoples, including the Cree, Dene, Blackfoot, Saulteaux, Nakota Sioux, Métis, and Inuit Nations, whose histories, languages, cultures, and traditions continue to influence our vibrant community. We respect the sovereignty, lands, histories, languages, knowledge systems, and cultures of the First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Nations. We recognize the land as an act of reconciliation and gratitude to those whose territory we reside on or are visiting.

I'm lucky enough to be teaming up with some great clients right now, here's another one in my corner! Good clients often turn into great friends for me. Thanks to everyone!
Thrilled to be working with Chris LaBossiere on a great video podcast BARNEY'S TAVERN. Available on Audio and Video.
https://feeds.transistor.fm/barneys-tavern
http://www.youtube.com/@BarneysTavern
Bryn Griffiths / Mighty Mouth Communications
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