In this season finale, the Oddpod team, Johanna, Mya, and Emma, come together in Dawson Creek to reflect on the journey of Season One. They revisit standout moments, lessons learned, and how the project shaped them creatively and personally. The conversation pulls back the curtain on who they are, how they grew as a team, and what surprised them along the way, while teasing their vision and plans for upcoming seasons of The Oddball Podcast.

Filmed in Dawson Creek, this episode of The Oddball Podcast Johanna and Mya interview Amy Gothard fully in character as G Ma. With sharp wit, humour, and unapologetic honesty, G Ma shares stories and observations drawn from lived experience, touching on creativity, aging, and speaking your truth. This episode celebrates character performance, storytelling, and the joy of embracing life exactly as it is.

Johanna and Mya sit down with singer songwriter & multidisciplinary creator Lorrissa Scriven, whose vibrant, expressive work explores identity, emotion, and the art of seeing oneself clearly. Filmed in Dawson Creek, this episode dives into her process, the stories behind her images, and how embracing authenticity can spark confidence, healing, and artistic freedom.

Johanna and Mya sit down with artist & creator Catherine Ruddell in to explore how nature, community, and lived experience shape her creative work. Filmed in Dawson Creek, this conversation dives into storytelling, artistic process, and the power of words to connect, heal, and spark imagination.

Join hosts Mya and Johanna from Dawson Creek live on location in Donna and Natalie’s commercial kitchen, where creativity meets culinary innovation. Together, they explore the art and science of freeze-drying, the inspiration behind their food business, and how passion, preservation, and community come together in every bite.

In this episode of The Oddball Podcast, hosts Johanna and Mya from Dawson Creek visit artist Karl Mattson in his Rolla workshop. Surrounded by metal, wood, and works in progress, Karl shares how his art is shaped by the northern landscape, resilience, and community. Through stories of creativity and connection, this on-location episode offers an intimate look at how one artist transforms raw materials into reflections of life in the North.

Breydon joined the podcast to discuss music, podcasting, performance, and balancing creativity with everyday life. The conversation explored local music culture, artistic growth, and how independent creators carve out space for themselves in rural communities.

Episode 1 Guest: Tryna Gower The season kicked off with filmmaker and podcaster Tryna Gower. Johanna and Mya explored storytelling, filmmaking, podcasting, and the realities of building creative projects in Northern BC. The episode set the tone for the entire series: authentic conversations, community voices, and creative courage.

“Summer’s End” – Original Music by Grant Greve A cinematic reflection on the changing seasons and fleeting moments that mark the close of summer. “Summer’s End” blends rich, emotional instrumentals by Grant Greve with evocative visual storytelling — capturing the quiet beauty, nostalgia, and renewal that come with transition. Created in collaboration with Oddball Production Company, this piece celebrates Northern artistry and the timeless rhythm of life in motion.