JAW CAST

cafe retail chain with presence in 3 countries and successfully exited to a public listed company.

Genecia talks about what it is like to run your own business and dives deep into why her organization is so important for women in South East Asia.

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On this weeks episode, we chat with the strong talented Brooke Mason. Unafraid and un-intimidated by change, Brooke reflects everything the creative industry aspires to be: diverse, principled, restlessly innovative and personally interwoven with the complex cultures marketers have consistently struggled to understand. Breaking through barriers, this self-made entrepreneur prides herself on running a creative agency with a mission to help women succeed. She is effecting change and impacting her industry with groundbreaking ideas. Brooke’s goal is establish equivalency among businesses. This year 2019, Brooke Mason creative became a Certified Woman Owned Business.

Lee opens up about everything from how she’s been able to maintain a stable career in Hollywood to what her morning routine for success is, leaving you guaranteed to feel inspired after listening to this weeks episode!

On Episode 9 of JAW CAST, we talk to British filmmaker Sammy Paul. His work primarily lives on his YouTube channel where he has over 130 thousand subscribers and counting.

His films have also been screened at the British Film Institute and Buffer Festival.

Sammy created his channel on 24th August 2010. His first uploads were a mockumentary called BonBonBon - The Truth Hurts.

He created his second channel What I'm Doing Now in 2011, on which upon were posted two short 'series': "VideoShoeBox " and "PMS".

He has also worked on a number of projects with other UK filmmakers such as Bertie Gilbert, Tim Hautekiet and Thomas 'TomSka' Ridgewell.

Sammy also creates music videos viewed by millions for notable artists such as Dodie and Orla Gartland.

He is smart, insightful and above all kind. This is a must listen and an interview I learned a lot from. I hope you enjoy it.

Episode 8 of JAW CAST we feature editor and director Kat Webber. You may know her from editing some of your favorite music videos such as Drake’s Nice for What, In My Feelings and I’m Upset as well as Garden by SZA and Jay Rock’s Tap out.  

After years of editing international broadcast campaigns, feature films & award-winning music videos, she’s studied the process from the inside out. Before editing, Kat graduated with a BFA in Acting from York University. 

This training provides her a unique vernacular with her talent and a familiarity with a performer’s process. She is not only a fantastic artist but an extremely kind human with a unique editing process which is sure to provide her with a long lasting career free from burnout! I hope you enjoy listening to this half as much as I enjoyed recording it.

Episode 7 of JAW CAST we talk to Kristi Storoschuk about living a ketogenic lifestyle and how working online has allowed her the freedom to travel the world.

Growing up with a passion for health and nutrition, she decided to jump head first into researching the ketogenic diet after graduating from the University of Guelph.

She now communicates the science behind the ketogenic diet for multiple platforms and works alongside some of the most brilliant scientists in the field. While she admits she is no expert, and still has a lot more to learn, she walks the walk and has gathered some great advice and tips to living a realistic ketogenic lifestyle, one that's not just bacon and butter.

On this weeks episode of JAW Cast Annie Farkus talks about living at 1600 Vine as someone who is not in the social media industry. She provides an excellent perspective on this environment and has great suggestions for up in coming YouTubers who want to get into this space. She shares interesting moments and talks about why she ultimately made the choice to move out of the building. Stars that have lived here include Logan Paul and Jake Paul, Amanda Cerny, Juanpa Zurita, Lele Pons and Andrew Bachelor, known as King Bach.

On this week's episode of JAW Cast, myself (host Jade Watson) discusses my highs and lows in the media industry so far and why I want to dedicate my life to interviewing people. This story is told in 5 parts - discovery, reveal, hustle, failure, and craft. Enjoy!

On this week's episode of JAW Cast, Taylor Kingdon covers what it's actually like to be a new YouTuber. Is she making millions of dollars? Has she made lifelong friends? How is she handling the criticism? What helped her get over the fear of judgment? All of these questions and more will be answered!

On this week's episode of JAW Cast, 437 co-founders Hyla Nayeri and Adrien Bettio talk about what it was like to start their swimwear company at the ages of 21. As two 5’3” girls with bodies far from the model-type (their words not mine), Hyla and Adrien wanted to create suits that would look good on all body types. After winning a pitch competition, they had a small amount of startup capital to gain traction. However, things really started to take off when they learned how to properly use influencer marketing to their advantage, check out the podcast to learn more.