In this episode we have Misha's brother, Kunda Maseka, an aristocratic immigrant. Currently working as an architectural technologist at Calgary esteemed firm, Studio North, Kunda recounts the significance of his childhood affecting his creativity and path away from and back to it. We get in depth into how the Kardashians are scarily similar to 10th Century Japanese women of high society and he schools us on the concept of boredom and what to do when you are blessed with time.

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In our latest episode, we sit down with dancer, choreographer and filmmaker, Sabrina Naz. A company member of Decidedly Jazz Danceworks, Sabrina Naz talks on the power and journey of her jazz career. We delve into the concept of identity as performers and how to have a healthy relationship with competition and getting older in a business that values youth. This is one episode to listen to on repeat.

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Find her dancing at: Decidedly Jazz Danceworks and beyond!

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We are back after a surprise hiatus, due to Misha falling ill. (PSA to remember to get your flu shots, kids!)Picking up right in the middle of Misha and Heather's banter, we obsess over our guest's golden hair and sparkly eyes and remember the time, Misha and our guest met in an opera workshop at the University of Lethbridge.

Episode 3 features a classically trained, folk singer-songwriter, Max Hopkins. Currently residing in the beautiful mountain town of Banff, AB, Max met up with us on a snowy Sunday, in downtown Lethbridge to muse on where his inspiration comes from. Growing up in the small community of Bow Island, Max gives us a unique perspective on creativity and the definition of success in art. We discuss the concept of "the elusive creative genius", inspired by "Eat, Pray, Love" author, Elizabeth Gilbert's TED Talk and perhaps drag Beethoven in the process...

Find him at: @max_hopkins_music on Instagram

Find his music: "Vestiges", "Susurrant" and "Sleeping Beneath the Trees" everywhere you get music!

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We intro the second episode with an enthusiastic appreciation for the latest adaption of 'Little Women', muse about growing up with siblings and what that does for creativity, and draw similarities between the Olsen twins and the Kansas sisters.

The younger half of the Calgary based sisters is Julia Kansas, -- an entrepreneur and visual artist. She joins us to talk about her experiences at art school, the journey to founding her gallery, Five AM, and her most recent residency in Mexico City where she delves into her love for the concept of 'boredom'.

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In the first episode, we sit down with professor, Dr Shelley Scott at the University of Lethbridge, to discuss Canadian theatre and it's historical context, Centre/Margin theory and how it has affected our notion of what good art is and the importance of listening harder to stories told from a different perspective.

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