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Breaking Cycles, Building Futures with Dr. Onaysia Martinez
Breaking Cycles, Building Futures with Dr. Onaysia Martinez

What if the life you worked so hard to build quietly became a cage? We sit down with Dr. Onaysia Martinez —first in her family to earn a doctorate, t…

7 months, 2 weeks ago

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Eugene Manley: How To Advocate For Yourself In A Broken Health System
Eugene Manley: How To Advocate For Yourself In A Broken Health System

What happens when a cancer scientist brings lab precision to the chaos of real‑world care? We sit down with Dr. Eugene Manley to unpack how health eq…

7 months, 2 weeks ago

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He Ditched Pants, Wears A Kilt, And Accidentally Started A Movement
He Ditched Pants, Wears A Kilt, And Accidentally Started A Movement

 A pair of Pinksocks, a kilt, and a simple greeting turned into a global cue for human connection. We sit down with Nick Adkins—author of Pinksocks: …

7 months, 3 weeks ago

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Chenai Kadungure: You Won't Believe What Happened Next!
Chenai Kadungure: You Won't Believe What Happened Next!

A liberation story can start by a fire in Harare and carry into hospital hallways in Ontario. We sit down with a Pan-African equity champion, Chenai …

7 months, 4 weeks ago

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Marcus Braxton On Writing, Chess, And Clearing His Name
Marcus Braxton On Writing, Chess, And Clearing His Name

Rita and I sit down with author and chess teacher Marcus Braxton to hear how a wrongful charge led to a five-star urban novel, a growing sports podca…

8 months ago

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Chandler, Bullying, And A Better Way
Chandler, Bullying, And A Better Way

We sit down with counsellor, writer, and former teacher Kim Fraser to explore how Chandler turns lived pain into a practical anti-bullying model for …

8 months ago

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Zafra Lerman: What If a Science Class Could Stop A War?
Zafra Lerman: What If a Science Class Could Stop A War?

A chemist slips into dark alleys after midnight (Dr. Zafra Lerman), climbs to an attic, and teaches a seminar that could cost her freedom. By morning…

11 months ago

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Jebeh Edmunds: What Does Psychological Safety Feel Like When You Finally Belong?
Jebeh Edmunds: What Does Psychological Safety Feel Like When You Finally Belong?

A single line from The Orange Blossom sets the tone: history isn’t distant—it breathes through our workplaces, classrooms, and homes. From that vivid…

11 months ago

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Dauna Jones-Simmonds: She Doesn’t Drink Coffee, She Brews Change
Dauna Jones-Simmonds: She Doesn’t Drink Coffee, She Brews Change

We sit with Donna Jones- Simmons —the co‑founder and architect of 100 Accomplished Black Canadian Women—to trace how a simple idea became a movement …

11 months, 2 weeks ago

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Janet Taylor: Neat Freaks Don’t Always Win—Function Does
Janet Taylor: Neat Freaks Don’t Always Win—Function Does

What if organization wasn’t about spotless rooms, but about a life that works when it counts? We sit with Janet Taylor—organiser, corporate trainer, …

11 months, 3 weeks ago

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