Yolanda is a motivated, brunch loving, sometimes stubborn, confident and determined aspiring author. Identifying as a racial minority, and with a chronic illness; Yolanda not only made her way out of poverty she now also helps other women make money.

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Marla is a hardworking, strong, proud parent. Identifying as an ethnic minority with a chronic illness, permanent injury and disability; Marla is a passionate educator of healthcare professionals. And apparently something people would be surprised to know, is that Marla has social anxiety.

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Anita is a beach loving, tiramisu hating, LGBTQI+ identifying, proud parent and erotic pop artist. Described by some as a fearless whirlwind superwoman, Anita is a cult and domestic violence abuse survivor who has recreated herself and aspires to be the next Andy Warhol.

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Kellina is a confident caring, funny, down to earth author of two books who loves both bowling and go karting. Described by her mother as loud; Kellina, who is Deaf, applies her superpower of reading body language working with new parents in her case worker role, as well as busting myths about what people who are Deaf can achieve!

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Carlos is a trustworthy, fun loving, linguistic minority, sometimes distracted, father and employment specialist. Assisting newcomers to Canada to establish their career in Canada, Carlos has a permanent injury and physical disability. Oh, and Carlos’s least favorite food is fish – perhaps that has something to do with him once being attacked by a shark!

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Leah is a parent and grandparent who loves horses and hates tapioca. Indigenous and identifying as LGBTQI+, a religious minority, with a permanent injury and physical disability; Leah is a life-long learner who is smart, sensitive and has a strong sense of justice. Leah is on a mission to facilitate the movement of people into better alignment with themselves, each other, and the planet.

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Leah’s book Between the Bars: A New Framework for Creating Change in Social Justice is on Amazon

Daniel is a law graduating, never settling, one of a kind, insightful solutions architect who avoids eating vegetables. Identifying as a religious minority with chronic physical and mental illness, and disabilities; Daniel cofounded and leads a not-for-profit organization.

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Kanika is a dog walking, Kilimanjaro climbing, extroverted but alone time needing, Neurodiverse, technical change consultant. Inspirational to others, Kanika identifies as a gender, ethnic and racial minority with a chronic illness. Her superpower is the ability to bring enthusiasm and excitement to an alternative way of seeing the world’s problems – which she gets to use for good in her non-executive role for a housing association with a large diverse group of urban residents.

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Katrina is an outdoor loving, Veteran, with a physical disability and chronic illness, who will always ask you to hold the capers. A persistent, tough, fighter; Katrina is a strategic development officer on a mission to change conditions for people with a disability.

Host: Dr. Liz Wilson [email protected]

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Sam is a self proclaimed foodie, try anything once, married, outspoken, transgender, psychiatric technician. Known by many as kind, loving, smart, talented, and ambitious; Sam identifies as belonging to the LGBTQI+ community and a religious minority. Sam’s superpower is authenticity, which has shone through even in times of adversity enabling him to heal from trauma and work toward achieving his dreams.

Host: Dr. Liz Wilson [email protected]

Guest: Sam Castle [email protected]