In this week’s episode, we have Alyssa Geokjian joining us. Alyssa is in the Concurrent Education program at Brock University for History and Biology. She loves to travel and experience new things. We’ve both worked together as well, putting on a range of different hats… but maybe having a few more laughs than actually working. If you want to get to know Alyssa a bit more, give her a follow on Instagram @alyssa_geo.

In this week’s episode, we have Rebekah Nagy joining us. Rebekah is a two-time award-winning ensemble member from the National Theatre School of Canada: Drama Fest Competitions. As well, recognized as an upcoming writer within the dramatic arts, directing and producing her own show. She’s a strong advocate and brings awareness to mental health within her community. Plus, Rebekah has been an essential worker throughout the pandemic. If you want to get to know Rebekah a bit more, give her a follow on Instagram @heckin_beck.

In this week’s episode, we have Dani Kent joining us. Dani is a two-time award-winning actor from the National Theatre School of Canada: Drama Fest Competitions. She is in her fourth and final year at Trent University in Teachers College majoring in English. She’s a strong advocate for indigenous people and their community. As well, Dani is planning on moving out to British Columbia for her Bachelor's Degree. If you want to get to know Dani a bit more, give her a follow on Instagram @dianakentt 

In this week’s episode, we have Sara Jansen joining us. Sara is a businesswoman by day and an actress by night. She continues her life on the stage through community theatre in the Niagara Region. Sara has studied Dramatic Arts at Brock University and now continuing her studies at Niagara College for Business Administration - Human Resources. She and I are very passionate about theatre and understand what it takes to put on a production from start to finish. If you want to get to know Sara a bit more, give her a follow on Instagram @sarajansen_.

In this week’s episode, we have Lindsay Dreher joining us. Lindsay is a future educator finishing her degree in Concurrent Education at Brock University. She’s passionate about science, her love for musical theatre and is an amazing local florist within the K-W region. We’ve both worked together as well, putting on a range of different hats and having a good laugh over old times. We had some really interesting discussions on how her students have all adapted to learning online vs in the classroom during the pandemic. Also the differences of what school was like for us vs now and how mental health and the LGBTQ presence have grown. Give her a follow on Instagram @lindsay_allison_.

In this week’s episode, we have Katie Bright joining us. Katie is a three-time award-winning artist from the National Theatre School of Canada: Drama Fest Competitions. She’s also taken some courses at Mohawk College in Hospitality and Tourism. She’s a strong advocate and brings awareness to mental health across Canada. As well, she & I are avid binge-watchers through popular streaming sites, such as Disney Plus and Netflix. If you want to get to know Katie a bit more, give her a follow on Instagram @katiie.elizabeth. 

I’m also pleased to say that Katie Bright will be coming onto the podcast once a month and going over our top picks of each month for TV & Movies that have everyone buzzing. Those episodes will be on the LAST Thursday of each month. 

In this week’s episode, we have Alexxus Newman joining us. Alexxus is a Canadian based author focused on poetry & mental health. She’s continuing her studies at the University of Ryerson majoring in English with honours. Her main passion is bringing awareness and being an advocate for Indigenous people & groups. Alexxus has also been my best friend since we were toddlers. If you want to read Alexxus’ book, ‘Small Stumbles & Tumbles’, you can find it on Amazon and give her a follow on Instagram @alexxus_leigh.