In this powerful episode of That Digital Take, Torri Webster sits down with beauty founder Haley Bogaert to unpack how makeup became more than just a career. It became a tool for healing, confidence, and rebuilding after profound personal loss.

Haley shares how developing a daily beauty routine during one of the hardest seasons of her life gave her structure, grounding, and a renewed sense of purpose. What began as a deeply personal ritual eventually evolved into a mission: helping others feel seen, strong, and confident through beauty.

We dive into:

• How makeup routines can create emotional stability and self-trust

• Turning personal resilience into a purpose-driven beauty brand

• The power of one-on-one artistry and why brows became her signature

• Expanding a beauty business with intention, from services to products

• Building community, confidence, and connection through beauty

• What it really takes to grow a modern beauty brand rooted in empathy

This episode is a must-listen for beauty lovers, founders, creatives, and anyone navigating reinvention, proving that sometimes the most impactful businesses are born from the most personal moments.

🎧 Listen now for an honest, inspiring conversation about beauty, resilience, and building something meaningful.

From mixing DIY skincare in a kitchen to building one of Canada’s fastest-growing women-led beauty brands, this episode of THAT DIGITAL TAKE goes deep with Connie & Laura, co-founders of Three Ships Beauty.

In this candid, founder-to-founder conversation, we unpack how Three Ships Beauty disrupted the clean beauty and natural skincare space with transparency, science-backed formulas, and truly accessible price points. Connie and Laura share the real story behind bootstrapping the brand, raising ~$3.5M CAD in institutional funding, and navigating hyper-growth in a crowded beauty market.

We also explore the human side of entrepreneurship, including how Laura’s brain tumour diagnosis reshaped their definition of risk, leadership, and success, and how their friendship and co-foundership evolved through life’s hardest moments.

If you’re a beauty founder, entrepreneur, content creator, or consumer trying to make sense of clean beauty claims, this episode is packed with insight you won’t hear anywhere else.

✨ In this episode, we cover:
• How Three Ships Beauty grew from a kitchen startup to national recognition
• The biggest myths around clean beauty & natural skincare
• Bootstrapping vs. raising capital — mindset shifts founders don’t talk about
• Balancing affordability, ingredient integrity & transparency
• How to simplify your skincare routine (without falling for marketing noise)
• The role of content in educating, not just selling
• How Gen Z is reshaping the beauty industry
• Leadership lessons for women-led brands
• Redefining success beyond revenue and recognition

Whether you’re building a brand, navigating entrepreneurship, or just trying to shop smarter in the beauty aisle, this conversation will change how you think about skincare, business, and modern leadership.

🎧 Listen now and subscribe to THAT DIGITAL TAKE for weekly conversations at the intersection of beauty, business, and pop culture.

✨ I’M ENGAGED! The FULL Behind-the-Scenes of Our Proposal, My Ring, and All the Sparkly Details ✨

This week’s episode is extra special, I’m finally sharing the entire behind-the-scenes story of my engagement. From how Adam planned the proposal, to my reaction, to the meaning behind my dream engagement ring, I’m taking you through every emotional, magical, sparkly moment.

If you love engagement stories, proposal planning, diamond details, ring shopping tips, or wedding content, this one is for you. 🤍💍

In this episode, I’m opening up about:
💍 How Adam planned the surprise proposal
✨ The hidden details I had no idea were happening behind the scenes
🔎 How we chose my engagement ring 
📸 The full proposal moment... what you DIDN’T see online
🤍 Why this chapter feels so meaningful for us
👰‍♀️ Our early wedding planning thoughts + what’s next

Whether you're newly engaged, manifesting your moment, or just here for the romance and sparkle, I hope this feels like a warm, cozy, personal catch-up between friends.

If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and leave a comment — tell me your engagement story, your dream ring, or your favourite part of the episode!

How social media rewired our idea of modern romance!

This week on That Digital Take, Torri opens up about 10 years of love in the era of soft launches, hard launches, aesthetic romance, and algorithm-approved relationships. We’re diving deep into how social media has completely reshaped modern love, and what a decade-long partnership really looks like when your career lives online.

From the pressure to curate picture-perfect moments to the rise of relationship comparison culture, this episode breaks down the realities behind the aesthetics—and the unexpected ways content culture can strengthen (or strain) your connection.

In this episode, we unpack:

• The Aesthetic of Love: Why “aesthetic romance” isn’t the same as actual romance, and the reality behind those cinematic-looking moments we all double-tap.
• The Performance Trap: How performing your relationship for the internet can kill intimacy—and why some people post their partners while others stay private.
• Relationship Comparison Culture: Engagement by 28, baby by 30, house by 32… why social media makes everyone feel behind, even when they’re not.
• When the Algorithm Becomes the Third Partner: Digital jealousy, parasocial threats, and how your likes/saves/watch history quietly shape your relationship dynamics.
• Money & Love in 2025: The “aesthetic tax,” luxury date-night pressure, curated gifting, and the truth about who pays for the lifestyle we see online.
• What Social Media Actually Gets Right: Representation, therapy talk, diverse love stories, and permission to build a relationship model that works for you.
• Surviving 10 Years While Building a Public Career: Boundaries, private rituals, respecting each other’s “brand,” and choosing steady over cinematic.

Plus, Torri answers YOUR messages, including:

1. “My partner doesn’t post me — is that a red flag?”

2. “Do aesthetic dates matter, or is that social pressure?”

3. “How do you keep the romance alive after the honeymoon phase?”

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by relationship timelines, aesthetic pressure, or the myth of the perfect couple online, this is your episode.

Today on That Digital Take, we’re diving deep into something every creator, student, and young professional has felt: the pressure to keep up online, especially when it comes to money.

Social media tells us we’re “behind” long before our bank accounts do. From seeing constant travel, apartment makeovers, brand deals, and “glow-up content,” it’s no surprise that so many of us tie our financial worth to our online worth. I’ve been there, overspending for optics, chasing the highlight reel, and losing track of real financial stability.

That’s why today’s conversation is such an important one. I’m joined by financial expert and RBC partner Melissa Leong to break down RBC’s new report:
The Cost of Keeping Up: How Social Media Shapes Gen Z’s Money Mindset.
And trust me, the findings are WILD:
• Nearly half of Gen Z think about money every day
• 1/3 have skipped meals to save money
• 64% feel financially behind because of what they see online

We unpack how social media fuels comparison culture, why the “keep up” cycle is so emotionally draining, and how to build real financial confidence in a digital world.

Melissa also shares practical tools from the report, like “Press Pause” strategies, feed audits, the two-day rule, accountability groups, and financial goal-setting tips that actually stick. If you’re a creator, entrepreneur, student, or young person navigating money + media at the same time, this episode is a MUST-listen.

In This Episode We Cover:

• Gen Z’s financial reality: stress, expectations, and the income gap
• How social media affects spending habits + self-worth
• The psychology behind comparison and online pressure
• Creator-specific money challenges: optics vs. stability
• Melissa Leong’s “Press Pause” framework for financial clarity
• Building healthy money habits: automation, intention, and community
• How to set goals based on your real life — not the algorithm

Featured Guest: Melissa Leong

Financial expert, speaker, bestselling author, and RBC partner sharing insights from the new RBC report: The Cost of Keeping Up.

Read the full report here ➝ rbc.com/genzmoneymindset

Key Topics for Search:

Gen Z money stress, social media comparison, financial anxiety, money mindset tips, creator finances, how social media impacts spending, RBC Gen Z report, Melissa Leong interview, financial confidence, budgeting tips, digital wellness, online comparison culture, money and mental health, financial independence in your 20s, money advice for creators.

Final Thoughts

Success doesn’t come from keeping up, it comes from slowing down, setting intentional goals, and building confidence in your own lane. This episode is all about reclaiming your financial clarity, separating your real life from the online highlight reel, and learning how to press pause when the digital pressure gets loud.

If this conversation resonated with you, don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more weekly deep dives into digital culture, creator life, and the stories shaping our online world.

Thanks for listening — love you, mean it!
See you next week on That Digital Take.

This week on That Digital Take, we’re joined by an artist who moves between worlds, past and future, music and acting, intuition and reinvention.

You might recognize Devin Cecchetto as young Evelyn Goodwin in The Way Home, the time-bending family drama where fate, grief, and a mysterious pond collide.
But 2025 marks a whole new era for Devin with Netflix’s breakout hit Wayward! A darker, magnetic, globally buzzed-about series that’s already transforming her career.

In this episode, Devin opens up about embracing creative duality, building a digital community, and finding her voice across timelines. From the realities of working on a major Netflix set to the emotional blueprint behind her songwriting, this conversation is full of depth, behind-the-scenes gems, and the kind of honesty every emerging artist needs to hear.

In This Episode

SEGMENT 1 — Finding Your Voice:
How Devin discovered storytelling through two mediums (acting and music) and the emotional thread connecting them.

SEGMENT 2 — Wayward (Netflix 2025):
The audition story, the darker tone, the on-set energy, and what fans can expect from Season 1 (spoiler-free).

SEGMENT 3 — Between Takes & Tracks:
Balancing acting and music, creative rituals, and the inner world that shapes her writing and performances.

SEGMENT 4 — The Digital Take:
Building community online, navigating transparency as an artist, and the surprising realities of modern self-promotion.

SEGMENT 5 — Future Devin:
Dream roles, dream collabs, and what she’s manifesting for 2025.

SEGMENT 6 — Rapid-Fire Round:
From playlist obsessions to set memories, plus her perfect on-set experience.

Watch & Listen

Stream Wayward now on Netflix.
Find Devin’s latest music on all platforms.
And if you loved today’s episode, share your favorite moment and tag us, we love hearing from you.

Welcome back to That Digital Take! Today’s episode is half October Faves… half creative self-intervention. 😂

This month has been VERY Toronto coded — Blue Jays playoffs at the Rogers Centre, fall food cravings, Thanksgiving comfort cooking, and an unexpectedly terrifying content trip to a cranberry bog in rural Quebec with Ocean Spray (yes… the viral 2007 commercial recreation… yes, it went VERY viral).

PLUS — I’m talking:
• sustainable luxury fashion in Toronto (VSP Consignment girlies… if you know, you know)
• my new must-watch obsession → TASK on HBO / Crave
• AND we’re diving deep into something trending all over TikTok: asking AI to reveal our “creator curse”

This week… mine was Restless Brilliance.

Which sparked a whole conversation around blindspots, burnout cycles, creative reinvention, over-optimization, perfectionism, and how creators (and entrepreneurs) can actually grow by getting brutally self-aware.

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Welcome back to That Digital Take, where pop culture meets digital storytelling.

In this episode, Torri Webster sits down with the cast and creators of Netflix’s hit series Nobody Wants This — Kristen Bell, Adam Brody, Justine Lupe, Jackie Tohn, and Timothy Simons, plus creator Erin Foster and showrunner Jenni Konner (Girls).

Together, they unpack the chaos of modern love, from dinner-party disasters and therapy-era dating to navigating belief systems in relationships. Erin and Jenni share the real-life inspiration behind Season 2, while Kristen and Adam reflect on what it means to stay in love — not just fall into it.

Topics we cover:

• Relationship red flags that reveal themselves at dinner parties

• Blending real-life marriage with on-screen chaos

• Why Season 2 is about staying together despite the odds

• The line between personal experiences and storytelling

• The emotional evolution of Joanne & Noah in the “faith and love” era

Nobody Wants This Season 2 premieres October 23rd, only on Netflix.

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Everyone asks me how I make my videos feel so polished. The truth? It’s not the camera or the gear — it’s the edit. In this episode of That Digital Take, I’m breaking down the real difference between content that scrolls past and content that stops the scroll.

Whether you’re new to social media or finally ready to uplevel your production game, this guide will teach you how to edit your first high-quality video from start to finish.

What You’ll Learn: 

• Why editing = storytelling (and why that keeps people watching)
• My full step-by-step workflow — from organizing raw footage to adding final polish
• How to use CapCut Desktop effectively
• Tips to build pacing, energy, and brand consistency in your edits
• Why great editing works across TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and podcast clips

Key Takeaways: ✔️ Editing isn’t about perfection—it’s about clarity and connection. ✔️ A simple workflow saves hours and boosts consistency. ✔️ Start with cutting, pacing, and text — then layer in advanced techniques later.

If you’ve ever asked, “How do I make my videos look this good?” — this episode gives you the roadmap.

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Today on That Digital Take, I’m joined by Jamie Harkin — the Irish creator taking over our feeds with his hilarious, heartwarming take on life in Canada. From cheeky culture clashes to finding connection thousands of miles from home, Jamie’s built a digital presence that proves humor can bridge any distance.

We dive into his journey from Ireland to Canada, the moment his “Irish lad abroad” content first took off, and how he’s built a loyal online community that feels more like family. Jamie opens up about life as a creator, balancing identity and authenticity, and what it really means to turn cultural comedy into a career.

Expect laughs, storytelling, and a few confessions about poutine, hockey, and whether he’s actually adopted Canadian slang yet.

Tune in for:

• The viral moment that changed everything

• Finding belonging through online community

• Creative routines (and how to stay funny on off days)

• The truth about being an expat influencer

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