
Season Three, Episode Five – Scott Dicks
Covid-19 has presented Saskatoon restaurants with numerous challenges. In this episode of YXE Underground, we take you to Odla Restaurant and Market to speak with Chef and Co-Owner, Scott Dicks, and discover how he and his team have learned to embrace change throughout the pandemic.

Season Three, Episode Five – Scott Dicks
Covid-19 has presented Saskatoon restaurants with numerous challenges. In this episode of YXE Underground, we take you to Odla Restaurant and Market to speak with Chef and Co-Owner, Scott Dicks, and discover how he and his team have learned to embrace change throughout the pandemic.

Season Three, Episode Five – Scott Dicks
Covid-19 has presented Saskatoon restaurants with numerous challenges. In this episode of YXE Underground, we take you to Odla Restaurant and Market to speak with Chef and Co-Owner, Scott Dicks, and discover how he and his team have learned to embrace change throughout the pandemic.


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YXE Underground is a podcast focusing on people in Saskatoon who are making a difference in our community but are not receiving the attention they deserve. It shines a light on their work and raises awareness of their efforts in Saskatoon.
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YXE Underground is a podcast focusing on people in Saskatoon who are making a difference in our community but are not receiving the attention they deserve. It shines a light on their work and raises awareness of their efforts in Saskatoon.