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What if everything we were taught about building wealth is outdated?
We spend years in school learning how to make a livingbut almost no time learning how money actually works.
Peter Simon decided to change that. The educator, investment advisor and founder of Seeds for Success and Black Mont & Co. joins 3 Questions with Corey Kareem to challenge some of our biggest assumptions about money.
Is the Canadian dream of homeownership becoming a financial trap? Has investing become gambling with better branding? If you had $50K at 25, should you buy a home or invest it? And with tariffs, economic uncertainty and rising costs, what does a financial survival plan actually look like in 2026?
In this episode, I chat with Ainka Jess - a trailblazer, changemaker, and powerhouse in sports media. As the founder of Shes4Sports Media, an award-winning entrepreneur, and a seasoned communications leader, Ainka has spent nearly two decades amplifying voices and challenging the status quo across organizations like CBC, PwC, BMO, and the University of Toronto.
During our conversation we dive deep into her journey, unpacking pivotal moments of adversity, her evolving mindset on failure, and the persistent barriers women face in sports. Ainka also shares her candid take on the WNBAs visibility, the gender pay gap, and the exciting arrival of the Toronto Tempo.
In this episode, we go behind the curtain with Quincy Kelman, VP of Marketing at Disney Canada, and a true force in the entertainment industry. With over 20 years of experience crafting campaigns that captivate millions, Quincy shares the untold story of a risk that didnt pay off the way he thought it would and how it shaped his leadership style. We dive into the mindset shifts that fuel his success, how he balances creativity with family life, and the unique ways Disney Canada stands out in a crowded streaming landscape. If youve ever wondered what it really takes to lead marketing for one of the most iconic brands on the planet this conversation pulls no punches.
What does it take to walk away from the music industry and build a movement?
Troy Crossfield went from writing songs for Sony and DTP to rewriting the narrative for Black Canadians in film and theatre. In this episode, he gets raw about failure, faith, and fighting for stories that matter.
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