Movers & Shakers: Just For Laughs co-founder Andy Nulman on making moves in Montreal
A well-respected entrepreneur, Andy Nulman has had business dealings all over the world. But he always come home to Montreal.
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We sit down with actors, athletes, musicians and more to talk about their first moves, dream homes, and the stories behind every moving day.
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Movers & Shakers: Dave Merheje on Fedoras, Friendship and Finding Home
Award-winning comedian Dave Merheje reflects on moving from Windsor to Toronto to Los Angeles, the fedora he'd rather forget, and why family keeps him grounded.
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Movers & Shakers: Ali Hassan on Cooking, Comedy and Why Home Is Family
Comedian Ali Hassan reflects on first apartments, family heirlooms, cooking, and the realization that home isn't a place—it's the people you share it with.
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Movers & Shakers: Ivan Decker on Stand-Up, Fatherhood and Finding Home
Juno-winning comedian Ivan Decker shares how fatherhood, constant travel, and a lifetime of moves reshaped his definition of home.
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The Wrestler Who Wanted to Be an Interior Decorator
Montreal wrestling icon The Green Phantom reflects on life in and out of the ring, unforgettable moves, and why home is a place you've made entirely your own.
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His Record Collection Weighs Ten Couches
Ripcordz frontman and Concordia professor Paul Gott reflects on punk rock apartments, cross-country tours, and how decades on the road taught him to appreciate the comfort of home.
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Movers Stole His Wrestling Ring
Letterkenny star and comedian K. Trevor Wilson reflects on life on the road, wrestling collectibles, and why home eventually became the place he couldn't wait to get back to.
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He Knew Shania Twain Before You Did
Veteran broadcaster and media personality Frank Cavallaro reflects on a career of cross-country moves, unforgettable radio stories, and finding that family—not geography—is what keeps him grounded.
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