In this weeks episode I chat with with Martin Olszewski on Photography.

Martin has photographed over 500 weddings and hundreds, if not thousands, of other life events across Ontario for over a decade. 

He has always been inspired by movies and classic Hollywood glamour. History’s most breathtaking cinematography shots are born when colour, light, movement and emotion unite to leave us bewildered by their sheer beauty. He first used a camera from his father when he was 14 years old, and has tried to recreate this sense of grandeur using his own friends and family members as unwilling subjects.

As a photographer, Martin strives for storytelling with cinematic style. With a unique blend of intimacy and drama, his goal is to document your moment and reveal a story with soul.

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In this episode I chat with Taylor Mitchell on the topic of the Consumer Price Index, also known as CPI.

Taylor Mitchell is an Ottawa-based economist and price expert. She currently works for Statistics Canada as a senior analyst for the Consumer Price Index. Her research interests include pricing patterns in e-commerce, price discrimination and consumer prices during the COVID-19 pandemic. A transplant from Hamilton, Ontario, Taylor is an alumnus of McMaster University.

Please visit Stats Canada website for more information on your own Personal Inflation Calculation: https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/71-607-x/71-607-x2020015-eng.htm

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In this episode I chat with Paje Honor on the topic of Human Design. 

To get more out of todays conversation, visit www.jovianarchive.com to create your own free human design. 

For more information about Human Design, follow Paje on instagram @the.place.between

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In this episode I chat with Randy McNally on the important topic of Mens Mental Health. 

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In this episode of the Have You Ever Podcast, we chat with Levi Gelineau on podcasting.

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Since the recording of this episode the remains of over 1500 children have been found in mass unmarked graves at former residential schools in Canada. As a settler, I stand in solidarity with the Indigenous Peoples of Canada. As much as I love Canada I also know that we need to know and do better for the Indigenous People of this land. 

To learn more about the land you live on and the Indigenous people of it visit: https://native-land.ca 

To learn more about the Truth and Reconciliation Report and the 94 Calls to Action visit: http://www.trc.ca/about-us/trc-findings.html

For more information and ways you can take action check out:

For mental health resources and support for Indigenous Community Members: https://downiewenjack.ca/a-day-to-listen/#mentalhealthsupport

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Today's guest is Rod Foster. Rod is the author of Big Dog Front Seat: how to create R.E.A.L. Self Esteem. With a background in Social Science and Humanities, augmented with well over 30 years in multi-social relationships, Rod Foster has valuable experience in the area of human relationships.

In this episode Rod shares his definition of self esteem and how we can improve our self esteem. We chat about Rod's book Big Dog Front Seat, and his daily wellness routine RED 40 CIA, and many other wellness tips. 

Instagram: www.instagram.com/therodfitness/