In this episode, Fatou Jammeh, a nonprofit fundraising professional with a passion for international development, talks the important differences between lived and 'learned' experiences, fundraising storytelling, and inclusivity in the nonprofit sector. 

In this episode, Brandon Schiafone, Relationship Specialist (with both a visual and hearing impairment) and the Host and Co-Organizer of TEDxNewmarket talks life as a blind person, public speaking, and where interpersonal communication meets accessibility.

In the lead up to the 2018 Speaker Slam Grand Slam Championship, we are joined by Ven Virah, Jessica Opoku, Sam Demma, Merav Richter, Jhanelle Edwards, Imran Mouna, Ian Keeling, Darius Bashar, Armin Shafee, and Sandra Elia to talk their journey to the stage, what it's like getting on stage, and what speaking means to them. 

In this Special Feature we sit down with Dan Shaikh and Rina Rovinelli, the Founders of Speaker Slam, Canada's leading inspirational speaking competition, to talk their founder's journey, how to inspire a crowd, and what it takes to win Speaker Slam.

In this Special Feature we sit down with Jen Love, Partner at Agents of Good, at AFP Congress 2018 to talk giving behaviour in the nonprofit space, keeping donors happy, and showing a little more donor love. 

In this episode we are joined by Emma Lewzey, Founder and Principal of Blue Sky Philanthropy and President-Elect of the Association of Fundraising Professionals Greater Toronto Chapter to talk the basics of fundraising, what inspires giving, and how to tell a good philanthropic story.

In this episode we are joined by Aalia Lanius, author of the 2018 novel Tough Love, who talks about her experiences with survivorship, domestic abuse, overcoming cancer, and rediscovering love. 

A short clip from sports commentary at Quidditch Canada's 2018 Eastern Regional Championship, with a brief discussion on what differentiates 'commentary' from other types of communication. 

Our range of topics is expanding, and the brand is expanding with it. Tune in to the Let's Talk Show for weekly(ish) interviews with, stories about, and tips from professionals doing cool things at home in Canada and abroad. Welcome to the Let's Talk Show with your Host, Mo Waja. 

In this episode we are joined by Sharon Cracknell, Human Resources Consultant with over 40 years in industry, to talk approaching HR as an employee, the right way to let an employee go, and how to resign from a position and preserve the relationship.