When Jessica Moorhouse graduated in the midst of a recession armed with a BFA in Film Studies, she realized she was in dire need of money management skills. Fast-forward 13 years, and today she’s an accredited financial counsellor, recognized millennial money expert and host of the hugely popular More Money Podcast. She sits down with Tamara to share her essential tips for money health, and discuss how her journey from arts kid to personal finance guru shows how anyone can achieve financial literacy.

Award-winning Canadian actor and doctor Evan Adams joins Tamara to explore his early career accomplishments and health advocacy work. He shares his inspiring journey growing up on the Sunshine Coast of B.C., breaking into film, and eventually becoming a leader in public health. Dr. Adams’ determination to make healthcare spaces safe for Indigenous people led to the creation of the first-ever Aboriginal Health Physician Advisor role for the BC Ministry of Health. Today, he continues to pave the path for improving the health and wellbeing of all Canadians.

Jim Stickley has stolen credit cards, hacked Social Security numbers, robbed banks and created fake ATMs. But he’s no criminal. As a cyber security expert, he’s been hired to test the security of everything from government agencies to tourist resorts. As he tells Tamara, there are some dark places out there on the web and plenty of traps to fall into. In this eye-opening chat, he shares valuable tips on how to protect yourself, your family and your identity from the clutches of cybercriminals.

Sara Wachter-Boettcher’s career started in content strategy and consulting on inclusive and ethical design in tech, but she became concerned by the workplace frustrations people shared with her. In 2020, she founded leadership development company Active Voice to help build more inclusive, equitable workplaces. The author of Technically Wrong sits down with Tamara for a wide-ranging discussion about the post-pandemic future of work, setting healthy boundaries – and the power of acknowledging our feelings.