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It is already known that beauty standards shape the projection of society's values and views in fashion. These rules determine who is viewed, who is honoured, and who is excluded. They have defined and reinvented what is attractive, desirable, and stylish.
In this episode we learn from Professional boudoir photographer and founder of The Boudoir Lounge Aroha McKaig and one of her clients Sara Studerus on how they overcame their struggles and how they acknowledged themselves.
Cricket has long roots in North America’s history. The game was brought into the American states by the British and they continued developing it under their rule. It did become a popular sport during colonial times and the fact that the first-ever international game of cricket was played between Canada and the USA is proof that the game was indeed popular. However, during the transition during both the USA and Canada’s independence, the sport of cricket lost its charm to other sports like hockey and football in the continent. But, it is once again coming back with one of the biggest events in sports and in this podcast we talk about everything that we should know about the stage of cricket in Canada.
Losing her mother at a young age, battling depression, and finding purpose through self-discovery and coping mechanisms are some of the struggles Amanda Tretter had to go through. She credits her progress to her resilience and support from loved ones. She recounts her challenges with education, mental health, and finding their passion in filmmaking. Despite setbacks, Tretter persevered and found support from Steve Cordes and others at Youth Opportunities Unlimited. Eventually, she started her production company with their help and guidance. She expresses gratitude towards their support systems, highlighting the importance of community and understanding in their recovery journeys.
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