Meet Chrissy McRoberts, the inspiring owner of Dog Eat Dog in Sarnia, and a local politician.

Chrissy was able to educate herself and grow her business through the Pandemic and has now become an advisor to other local business owners helping them do the same.

Chrissy's authenticity and drive are unparalleled, it was great to chat with Chrissy in episode 20 of Storytellers.

After four years, and 18 Episodes – the time has finally come for the roles to be reversed on Episode 19.

Featuring Jaime Hayes of RE/MAX Sarnia Realty as our guest host, we get to learn what keeps CR Creative Co. President, Matt Pasut motivated after years of travelling down the ever-winding road of business, and all the stops along the way.

It was so much fun to mix this episode up in honour of CR Creative Co.'s 15th Anniversary, and we hope you enjoy!

Meet Justine Goulet, creative mind and entrepreneur behind Lake Life Studio.

Justine is a local artist who turned her passion of glasswork into doing what she loves every day by running her own business. What started as an "open by chance" shop has turned into a successful business, lifestyle brand, and destination shop.

It was a pleasure to sit down with Justine for Episode 18 to learn more about her unique story.

Meet Sheila Ward, once a university fire arts major, turned full-time teacher and now self-made restauranteur and owner of LOCA.

We had the pleasure of sitting down with Sheila for Episode 17 of Storytellers to hear about the road she has traveled to get to where she is today and the truth of what it took to open a restaurant during one of the most uncertain times imaginable - amid a pandemic.

On Episode 16 of Storytellers, we had a chance to chat LIVE with a very special guest, Ken Moskowitz!

It was a pleasure to sit down with Ken to discuss his business, how he writes words that can sell anything, and how he communicates to the world through storytelling.

Meet Jenna Gorzeman, our guest on Episode 15 of Storytellers.

Jenna is a busy mother, wife, daughter, sister, friend, and entrepreneur with businesses in the heart of Petrolia. Her love of hard work and commitment blossomed at an early age working on her family farm, which has no doubt aided in her success as a business owner.

It was a pleasure to sit down and learn more about what brought Jenna to where she is today, and the scenery wasn't bad either.

With 45 franchises across Canada, there's a good chance you're familiar with EWYN Studios.

Dean Esser, owner of EWYN Studios joins us for the 14th episode of Storytellers. Dean shares how he turned his garage gym into one of the most reputable businesses in the industry in no more than 10 years.

Meet Alex Tsaprailis, our special guest on Episode 13 of Storytellers, and our first episode of 2020 (and what turned out to be the last due to COVID). Alex is a co-owner of the popular restaurant Big Fish Steak and Lounge in Sarnia, Ontario.

When he is not warmly greeting his guests, Alex looks for and seizes every opportunity. Watch as Alex explains how to learn from your mistakes, how to always provide exceptional customer service and the importance of family.

She's a best-selling author, competitive rower, professional badass, and she currently resides in a place called wonder-hell. In our first ever LIVE and uncensored episode of Storytellers, we connected with a serial entrepreneur who has started and sold a successful international executive search firm, built philanthropic and political action committees from scratch, and served as a Presidential Appointee in Bill Clinton's White House, helping shape AmeriCorps. Our special guest, Laura Gassner Otting, is like a punch in the face wrapped in a warm hug.

Meet Chris Norton, our special guest on Episode 11 of Storytellers. Chris is a co-owner and stylist at Norton Hairstyling in downtown Sarnia, Ontario.

Chris was destined to become a hairstylist. Growing up he and his sisters were always in their father's salon – to say it is in their blood is an understatement. Chris knew he would follow in his father's footsteps after attending a hair event in Toronto which lead him to fall in love with the industry and meet some of the people he still looks up to today. When he's not chasing unicorns, Chris is staying educated on the newest trends and techniques. Watch as Chris explains how to learn from your mistakes, the importance of a smile, and a wicked sense of humour.