In this episode I am speaking with someone I admire for not only his talent, but his character and integrity. Gavin Ball is a man of his word, a family man, a man of faith, a creative that I am privileged to call a friend. He is an assistant professor, a post-secondary instructor, he also has a Master’s in Digital Communications and Media and the founder the IP Development and Media company Full Circle CS.

I have asked my brother to join me so he can share his journey as well as insight on the creative landscape of artists and more.

In this episode I have the privilege once again to be having another great conversation with a longtime friend whom I also consider a brother from another mother. For years this brother has been speaking out on the injustice of his fellow man. He inspires me to want to do more than I have and is a fresh reminder of what freedom of choice can look like if we weren’t too afraid to try. I have asked my brother Mostafa Fu to join me in shedding some light on the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine in the middle east.

In this exciting and energetic episode I am privileged to be kicking it with a fashion designer. This brother has a different type of motor regarding his drive. A true definition of what an entrepreneur is and throughout the peaks and valleys of his journey his vision has only gotten clearer. He has not only formed and solidified a household brand of The Fraternity but also created a space for every client to stand out amongst the crowd.

Jason Burke is as authentic as they come, a real stand up individual and more significantly a keen business man. This brother is very well respected in all circles because of his character and integrity. This brother has a way of making sure every client leaves looking fresh with every custom outfit he designs, creates and delivers.

Be sure to follow Jason on social media, visit the website to learn more about The Fraternity Brand and how you can get your very own one of a kind outfit brought to life.

In this episode I am in conversation with my friend Andrew Infusino. Andrew has accomplished a great deal throughout his early 20's as a HipHop artist in the GTA which afforded him opportunities to see other cities across the country and the Americas. Currently Andrew is a successful real estate agent who is puts his clients needs above his own. I learned a great deal about Andrew, his relationship with his mother who is also his mentor in the real estate industry as well as his business partner, his wife and the significance of community support and love.

Share this episode and reach out to Andrew on Instagram to learn more about some of the services he has to offer you, your friends and your family. It is never too late to get into the housing market, the first step is yours to take.

In this episode I am kicking it with a brother I believe to be special in many ways. This brother Dane Smith has accomplished so much that so many others couldn’t dream of attempting. He is not only a father, he’s an international professional basketball player, an actor, an entrepreneur a model and more. He is genuine through and through, and I respect and appreciate what he has and continues to give to the communities and those he comes in contact with. This brother is a fresh of breath air when I think of being the change we want to see in the world. I hope you find joy, laughter and inspiration from this conversation like all those before with people I like, love and respect.

Share this episode and follow Dane on Instagram to learn more about his initiatives and how to support or become a part of the movement he has established.

In this episode I have an in-depth conversation with my good friend and mentor John P. Smith about Community Development, his field of work and the impact of his department on communities across the city of Toronto. John shares his journey as a young man working part-time and working his way into his current management position. This episode also sheds light on leadership and partnerships with community members in order to foster a healthy relationship with the community.

In this episode I discuss the book "Who Moved My Cheese" and breakdown how it relates to our daily lives and the mindset we have come to develop over the years.

In this episode I want to share some thoughts and discuss something I’ve been pondering this past week and that is the values we invest our time and identity into.

I am in the presence of some really cool people this episode. These two are pushing listeners to have real and meaningful conversations through their podcast I wanted the opportunity to meet them because I know their story will inspire myself and others. 

A wonderful conversation with the hosts of “Disrupt The Everyday” podcast Brine and Tonya Hamilton

Be sure to follow Tonya and Brine on social media, the website to learn more about their podcast and the incredible guests they are conversing with.

The courageous Andreana Warlow joins me in an inspirational conversation for everyone. Andreana takes us on her journey of ups and downs, the impacts of postpardum depression and how she managed to persevere. Poetry became her coping mechanism and from it came her first self published book of prose and poems "Wanderer and the Moon."

Be sure to follow her on social media to learn more and to get a copy of her book "Wanderer and the Moon" to support this incredible writer as she lives simply, shares intimately and bonds truthfully.