Millie Bobby Brown, Henry Cavil plus Enola and Sherlock...both named Holmes?! This script writes itself for this kind of film. On this episode of the podcast, Sam, Uchi and Pam review the new British Netflix original, Enola Holmes.

Today Morag interviews Caileigh Morrison, executive director of Rest-a-Bit Homeless Shelter. When Caileigh lost her long-term job due to Covid-19 back in the spring of 2020, she registered as a YES client to get some feedback on her resume and to have help through the process of transitioning into a new job amidst a pandemic. Caileigh talks about her experience as a YES client, the successful career transition she's navigated during these "unprecedented times", and her advice to job seekers now. Find us as yesmb.ca to let us help you in your job hunt. Our theme music is by Nathan Crowe.

Tom Holland, Robert Pattinson, Bill Skarsgard & even Jason Clarke....this might make for an interesting movie to review based off its 2011 novelized predecessor. This week, The Northern Critic hosts review Netflix's new flick, "The Devil All The Time."

"They know what kind of CHEESE I like... Pepper jack."

Join Alexander and Morag as they explore the world of seasonal jobs in the fall. By tuning in you'll learn about different kinds of seasonal work, when and where to start looking and our tips for standing out among the other applicants. We also talk about how Covid-19 is going to be changing the way the seasonal job hiring happens this fall. Listen to the end to hear about some of our seasonal job online resources and our in-person event coming up on October 5th! Our theme music is by Nathan Crowe.

Debra Jonasson-Young explains the new Asper school of business IDM 4050: Applied Small Business Consulting class and the value students will acquire from it.

"I kick ass for the Lord!"

This episode, we catch up with Sam and Pam as they discuss the complexities of moving out of town...and also talk about a Netflix-Oscars 2021 contending film about traveling out of town. "I'm Thinking Of Ending Things."

Today Morag interviews her boss - Charity Leonard, the executive director of YES. Charity started at YES almost 9 years ago at the front desk, and worked her way through various positions before stepping into the executive director role. Listen in to hear about how Charity got to where she is today, her advice for other young people looking for a career in non-profit management, and to hear her favourite things about working at YES. You can find us at yesmb.caOur theme music is by Nathan Crowe.