J’ai une conversation avec l’humoriste, créateur de contenu Cashboy Reg.

Live from Montreal, I had a conversation with the incredible Montreal-based Filmmaker Marilyn Cooke.Director and screenwriter, Marilyn brings complex female characters and dreamlike universes to the screen. Since completing her degree in film studies, she has written and directed three short films. Her film Wanted: Strong Woman has screened in more than 40 festivals (Palm Springs, Vienna Shorts, Dresden) and won 7 mentions and awards, including Best Director Grand Prize at the Rhode Island International Film Festival. Her latest short, No Ghost in the Morgue, won the Best Narrative Short Film Award at its world premiere at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, an Academy Award qualifying prize. She is currently writing her first feature film, which received support from the TIFF Filmmaker Lab, while directing series for television and the web.Instagramhttps://instagram.com/cookemooke?igsh...No ghost at the morgue https://www.tv5unis.ca/pas-de-fantome...Black on black films https://www.blackonblackfilms.org

Live from Ottawa, I have a conversation with Rev. Dr. Anthony Bailey, Lead Minister at Parkdale United Church, Ottawa. Originally from Barbados, Anthony Bailey has lived and served in various parts of Canada, in Kenya and Jamaica. A teacher at heart, Bailey taught at the McGill University joint theological colleges in Montreal and the Theological College of the University of the West Indies in Kingston, Jamaica. He is an occasional lecturer at the Ottawa School of Theology and Spirituality and has been a guest lecturer at Queen’s University School of Religion. Bailey is a sought-after preacher, speaker and worship/workshop leader at North American and Caribbean conferences. His academic degrees are in the areas of social work, theology, philosophy of religion (liturgical language) and ethics and culture. Bailey has been awarded the Dreamkeepers’ Martin Luther King Jr. Life Achievement Award for Racial Reconciliation and the Order of Ottawa. He wrote the biblical and theological study resource for “Sankofa: The Histories and Heritages of Black Peoples in the United Church of Canada,” and was Chair of the United Church of Canada’s Racial Justice Advisory Committee. He is an intercultural competence and anti-racism trainer, and comments on social and racial issues on local radio and television stations in his home city of Ottawa.

Mohammed Hashim, Executive Director of the Canadian Race Relations Foundation (CRRF)

Live from Ottawa, I had a conversation with the one and only Dr. Kwadwo Kyeremanteng (Dr. K), the Department Head for the Critical Care Unit at the Ottawa Hospital. What sets him apart is his down-to-earth and approachable nature, which is refreshingly different from the typical healthcare professional. He values open communication and brings a much-needed ease to the medical field. In September 2019, Dr. Kyeremanteng launched his ever-growing podcast “Solving Healthcare with Kwadwo Kyeremanteng.” The podcast focuses on interviews and discussions centered around enhancing healthcare delivery in Canada, making it an invaluable resource for healthcare professionals and the public alike.

J’ai une superbe conversation avec la chanteuse Noushka qui parle de sa carrière musicale, son enfance et bien plus encore. Abonnez-vous.

Live from the US, I have a conversation with Erykah St. Louis who has just taken on the role of Digital Director for Maryland’s first black governor, Wes Moore.

Live from Ottawa, I sit down with Manock Lual, an inspiring former pro-basketball player and refugee from South Sudan. Coming to Canada in 1992, Manock overcame numerous challenges and now dedicates himself to empowering disadvantaged youth in Ottawa through his non-profit organization, Prezdential.Discover the remarkable journey of Manock Lual, who used his basketball talent to earn a scholarship and graduate from the University of Prince Edward Island in 2012. In 2017, he founded Prezdential, a non-profit committed to bridging the gap faced by racialized and underprivileged youth in low-income communities.Manock Lual’s impactful programs, in collaboration with esteemed partners such as the Boys and Girls Club, Ottawa Community Foundation, and local community associations, are transforming lives. Through free basketball and life skills programming, Manock’s coaching style extends far beyond the court. His individualistic approach and infectious charisma resonate with participants of all ages, fostering personal growth and building better individuals through the power of sport.During challenging times of physical distancing, Manock demonstrated exceptional adaptability and community development through various initiatives aimed at supporting the mental health and well-being of Ottawa’s youth.Not only recognized for his basketball prowess, Manock stands out as a mentor and role model. His outstanding contributions earned him the distinction of being named a Trailblazer and one-to-watch by CBC in 2021. The Mayor of Ottawa also honored him as one of the city’s most exceptional leaders, presenting him with the prestigious Brian Kilrea Award for Excellence in Coaching as part of the esteemed Order of Ottawa ceremony.Don’t miss this captivating conversation where we delve into Manock Lual’s inspiring journey, his impactful work with Prezdential, and the profound difference he is making in the lives of Ottawa’s youth.

Live from TG Athletics, I have an inspiring conversation with Tony Greco. Tony Greco is Canada’s leading fitness specialist. He won a gold medal for Canada in 1995 at the IAKSA Kickboxing Championship. He has worked with numerous celebrities and elite athletes. He is frequently sought out by some of the biggest names in the NHL. He is also a motivational speaker, radio host, and life coach. Under his leadership, his clients achieved remarkable results.He is a top graduate from the Sports Performance Institute. Certification of this institution exceeded the National Fitness Leaders Advisory Council guidelines in personal, strength, and aerobics training. Tony has also completed the Triphasic training by Cal Dietz who has been the head Olympic Strength and Conditioning coach from the University of Minnesota and Dr Ben Peterson who is the head of player health and performance for the San Francisco 49ers.

Dans cette vidéo, je m'entretiens avec l’humoriste, auteure et conférencière Gaby G en direct de Gatineau. Elle partage avec moi son parcours incroyable qui l'a menée vers la comédie, ainsi que les obstacles qu'elle a surmontés. Cette conversation est une véritable source d'inspiration pour tous ceux qui cherchent à suivre leur propre chemin dans la vie.