It’s Emily Jay from The Basic Bee Podcast and Chrissy from

In this episode I take a moment to update you all on where I've been, where the show is going and what's next.

In this episode we chat with Hunter Le Blanc, aka DJ HouseWrecker, who straddles the lines between corporate CFO to a dynamic DJ. In this deeply personal conversation, Hunter shares his experiences navigating family life, growing up in the prairies, toxic masculinity, self confidence, dispelling misconceptions about the DJ profession, moving through divorce, finding the love of his life, ethical non-monogamy, and reflecting on the profound influence of music and entheogenic exploration on his path of self-discovery.

This episode I meet up with Jorgina, the founder of Jorgie Apparel the custom made swimwear brand. We go from how she started to how it's going with her company, we talk about our ADHD and how social media can affect your confidence when building your brand.

In this episode, my friend Ashley Kilback joins me as we delve deep into the profound significance of embracing rest, slowing down, and rediscovering oneself in the demanding world of entrepreneurship. Ashley shares her personal experience of extreme burnout, overcoming a nervous system breakdown, and embarking on a journey towards health and revitalizing her creative center. Get ready for an insightful conversation on recognizing your needs and finding yourself when you have an intense work ethic.

Today I talk with Cammi Manchur who is a Psychotherapist and Art Therapist in Alberta Canada. She specializes in ADHD/VAST counselling and today we discuss having ADHD and therapy.

Today I wanted to share part one of my story, which starts at birth. I never had a traditional mother or father growing up, instead, I was raised by my grandparents. I explain why in this episode. Please note there is a CONTENT WARNING for this episode, I speak about drug use, postpartum, depression, and untimely death. I hope that those who are out there can hear this and know that they are not alone if they grew up with a similar family dynamic.

I talk about two sides of being a presence online. You have the choice to share and have more meaningful interactions with your audience or you may just want to be a hot mystery, run your business, get your bag and keep your personal life offline. I think there's a benefit to both and whatever you decide, it's always a good idea to think about the effects of what we post if we decide to show our sensitive side and be vulnerable on social media.

Yes, another new podcast, this time with someone you don't even know, but wait! If you consider yourself a sensitive person and you enjoy topics that explore what makes us human this is your place to hang out.

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