Mentions

Some people like to collect press clippings of themselves whenever they appear in the newspaper or whatnot. I do too, but only to remind myself later on about the things that I’ve done. It’s not the sort of thing I would normally show off to people!

Unfortunately, my collection of paper clippings has long since been lost or damaged, so this page will collect anything about me that’s ever been published digitally by someone else who was not me (that I still have access to in 2018 and onward; alas, the various TV/Radio interviews I’ve done in the past are probably now buried deep in the annals of the Internet never to see the light of day again) so I can one day tell my grandkids all about the cool stuff I’ve done in my life.

NOTE: Links to Newspapers.com, PressReader or ProQuest are subscription based and may require an account to access their services. Check your local library to see if they may have made arrangements with these services for free access for those in the communities they serve. If you’re in the Calgary area, the Calgary Public Library has arrangements with PressReader and ProQuest.

My appearances:

C-Train, service derailed by truck in ‘scary’ crash: Several injured; motorist lucky to escape alive (via ProQuest) by Lynne Koziey, Calgary Herald (Mar 28, 2002) (ProQuest: Scan)
Flames singe Oilers in ‘Dome opener (via PressReader) by Sarah McGinnis, Calgary Herald (Oct 8, 2006) (ProQuest: Text | Scan)
5 Minutes with: Reg Tiangha by Katie Turner, Metro Calgary (Jul 9, 2010) (Archive.org) (Scan)
Machine Man (Author Acknowledgement in published novel) by Max Barry, Author (Nov 30, 2009) (Archive.org)
Geeks can swig back the egg nog, too/2010 YYC Holiday Tweetup (via PressReader) by Kelly Doody, Calgary Herald (Dec 19, 2010) (ProQuest: Text | Scan)
New Food at the Stampede by Chris Lake, Calgary Herald (Jul 9, 2011) (Archive.org)
Canadian cities to get ‘awesomer’ by Carmen Chai, Postmedia News/Canada.com (Jul 15, 2011) (ProQuest: Print Version | Newswire Version) (Archive.org)
Aubrey’s Shindig! – Monday, November 14, 2011 (via Archive.org) by Aubrey McInnis, CJSW (Nov 14, 2011)
Now that’s an Awesome Idea (via PressReader) by Annalise Klingbeil, Calgary Herald (Mar 8, 2012) (ProQuest: Text | Scan)
Awesome Calgary provides monthly grants for ‘awesome’ projects and ideas by Corinne Sato, The Calgary Journal (Mar 23, 2012) (Archive.org)
Awesome Foundation Calgary One Year Anniversary (via Archive.org) by Irene Seto, Calgary Is Awesome (Apr 3, 2012)
SATURDAY EXCLUSIVE: Ordinary Calgarians adding some ‘awesome’ to our city (via PressReader) by Amanda Stephenson, Calgary Herald (Apr 7, 2012) (ProQuest: Text | Scan)
Chosen by you: Calgary’s 58 most informative Twitter users by Katy Anderson, CBC News (Jul 25, 2012) (Archive.org)
Calgary Stampede to go on ‘come hell or high water’ president vows by Kelly Cryderman, The Globe and Mail (Jun 24, 2013) (ProQuest) (Archive.org)
A Foundation that Nurtures Awesomeness by Camille Jensen, Axiom News (Jul 16, 2013) (Archive.org)
Thank You! by Derek Mah, The Pinata Project (Mar 31, 2014) (Archive.org)
AMUSE Media In Motion – CardBoard Fort – Awesome Calgary by Brian Wong, AMUSE Media (May 4, 2014)
How do you imagine Canada going forward? by Kevin Olenick, Agree or Disagree: The Podcast (Jul 1, 2014) (Archive.org)
Dean of Awesome Calgary Challenges Filipinos to step outside comfort zones by Lindsay Santos, Mabuhay Calgary (Mar 12, 2015) (Archive.org)
#UCalgaryAlumniVoices – Reg Tiangha by Kelsy Norman, UCalgary Alumni (Apr 13, 2015)
Calgary’s Top 100 Social Media Influencers by Kait Kucy, The Archives of Cool (Dec 11, 2015) (Archive.org)
UCalgary Alumni Peer Review Episode 116: Reg Tiangha by Kala Ortwein, UCalgary Alumni (Apr 12, 2018) (Archive.org)
Calgary Stampede veggie options a hit by Dave Will, CBC Calgary (Jul 8, 2018) (Archive.org)
Eating Vegan on the Stampede Midway? Yes It’s Possible and Yes It’s Delicious! by Madeline Babinec, Calgary Stampede (Jul 8, 2018) (Archive.org)
Best Eats and Sneak Peek at the Calgary Stampede (Facebook Live) by Angela Knight, CBC Calgary (Jul 13, 2018)
Flooded Timelines: The Communicative Roles & Functions of Twitter in the 2013 Calgary Flood by Kimberlyn Williams, UCalgary Graduate Dissertation (Mar 6, 2020) (Archive.org)
COVID-19 volunteers deliver a mighty response to Giving Day 2020 by Deb Cummings, UToday (UCalgary News) (May 19, 2020) (Archive.org)

The above list is not complete, though. I definitely remember some other articles and stories that I’ve given interviews for (that might still be available in places like the Wayback Machine but alas, that thing isn’t easily searchable), and it doesn’t account for all the various places where my photos have been credited (especially my Flickr photos; I’m looking at you, Buzzfeed!) or news stories that I’ve helped facilitate (but did not directly participate in via interview) in some of my past work as a Media Relations guy for various organizations either.

Here’s a gallery of the press/print clippings that I do have access to:

Calgary Herald - April 07, 2012 (Page A1) — Calgary Herald, Saturday, April 7, 2012, Page A1

Calgary Herald, Saturday, April 7, 2012, Page A6 — Calgary Herald, Saturday, April 7, 2012, Page A1

And as a volunteer, sometimes my name appears in various Annual Community Reports if I’ve taken on a more larger role than usual. For fun, here are the ones I’ve been able to dig up: