In the eighth episode, Liz sits down with Max Frank, director of the Mawji Centre for New Venture and Student Entrepreneurship at NAIT, and Lorna Mutegyeki, the founder of the ethical fashion line Msichana. They discuss what they’ve learned through their different experiences in the working world, how we can all strive for gender equality, and what they wish they knew when they started their careers.

Thank you to NAIT Radio and Television student Matt Matyszczuk for his great work on the production of this episode, and thank you to co-producer, Bryan Alary for his direction and feedback.

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In the seventh episode, Liz sits down with NAIT Alternative Energy Technology grad Bill Leuang, of InnovaLED. He'll discuss the impact of switching to LED lights, and share small things you can do to conserve energy and save money.

Thank you to NAIT Radio and Television student Matt Matyszczuk for his great work on the production of this episode, and thank you to co-producer, Bryan Alary for his direction and feedback.

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In the sixth episode, Liz sits down with NAIT grad Shannon Neighbour, of Svensen Neighbor Recruiting. She's also the chair of NAIT's alumni association advisory committee. She'll offer valuable LinkedIn and networking tips, advice on the art of the follow up, and address the importance of the cover letter.

Thank you to NAIT Radio and Television student Matt Matyszczuk for his great work on the production of this episode, and thank you to co-producer, Bryan Alary for his direction and feedback.

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In the fifth episode, Liz sits down with NAIT's registered dietitian Nick Creelman to discuss Canada's Food Guide, plant-based proteins, cutting out fat or carbs, and crazy food trends. Since recording this conversation, the federal government has overhauled Canada's Food Guide! Find it here

Thank you to NAIT Radio and Television student Matt Matyszczuk for his great work on the production of this episode, and thank you to co-producer, Bryan Alary for his direction and feedback.

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In the fourth episode, Liz sits down with NAIT grad Bud Venne, the manager of cyber risk and security for the Edmonton Police Service. He'll offer some valuable tips for keeping your information safe on computers and devices.

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In the third episode, Liz sits down with Derek Thunder and Dawn Lameman from NAIT’s Nîsôhkamâtotân Centre. They’ll explain what Nîsôhkamâtotân means, their personal connection to Cree, and how they’re empowering others to learn it. Liz will get a quick language lesson as well.

Thank you to NAIT Radio and Television student Matt Matyszczuk for his great work on the production of this episode, and thank you to co-producer, Bryan Alary for his direction and feedback.

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In the second episode, Liz sits down with Christine Bannerman, NAIT’s Health Services supervisor and a lead with the local chapter of Veterans Emergency Transition Services. VETS Canada is a not-for-profit dedicated to identifying and supporting veterans in need. The group helps vets find employment and housing, gets them food or gas cards and connects them with mental health supports and other benefits.

Christine herself is a veteran (she spent 27 years as a military nurse with the Canadian Forces) and shares her experiences with VETS Canada and why it’s important to support those who have served.

Thank you to NAIT Radio and Television student Serena Deschner for her great work on the production of this episode, and thank you to co-producer, Bryan Alary for his direction and feedback.

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