Her story is one that every parent has at the very least fleetingly thought of.  Losing your child.  Unthinkable, unimaginable, the "I would never survive it" thought. Through sheer will, determination, supports and ongoing self awareness our guest Carol Allen has penetrated her unbreakable spirit to be here with us.

Carol @fabchickmzallen speaks candidly about the day, weeks, months and now years after losing her son at the age of 18, Keegan "Speckz" Allen to gun violence, at an all ages dance competition! She shares with us how she came to be where she is today and where she "goes" when things get tough.  She is a true unbreakable spirit💎, and we are so honoured that she chose to share her story to benefit families who may suffer similar tragedies.  Thank you for your heart Carol.

This lady is a powerhouse! 💎

Juliet Creary is a mother, grandmother, wife, registered nurse, published author, and CEO. She is on a mission to support women to look and feel fabulous, while healing the world with their stories, creating successful businesses, and living empowered lives.

We will speak about her book "7 Life Lessons Leading to your Purpose" and about the life-changing moments that led her to this place.

We consider our guest Heather Rovet one of the most courageous souls we have ever encountered. 👸

Heather’s story first become public in an article published in Toronto Life Magazine in March 2022 entitled “The Many faces of Jason Porter”, wherein after a 3 year live in relationship, she discovered that what she thought to be her life was really his lie! 🤯

While her story is extremely salacious and provocative, it is heartbreaking as well. 💔

Listen while Heather recounts her journey with her love, the discovery of “the truth” and shared with us how her path to (ongoing) healing unfolded.

In this episode, I shared space with  Rev. Shireen Spencer  😍 @shireenspencerconnect3 is a wife, mother, pastor, author, family life associate, business owner, as well as a life coach. Perhaps you have become familiar with her if you've ever watched the online programs on the @dailygospelnetwork and more widely known @100huntley as well as at times co hosting on @700clubcanada.  On the personal front, Shireen is a cancer survivor and that is after going through multiple surgeries and other health scares. She also suffered at the hands of being wrongfully accused of a serious offence in a very public forum (to which she was innocent).

Shireen talks about her life challenges and how she managed to always choose joy in those hardest times. Follow us and sign up at theunbreakablespiritpc.com so that you don't miss a moment of how this champion championed through 💖

Today we sit down with Grenadian born and Canadian legend Mr. Eddie Bullen.  Eddie is well recognized for his outstanding talents in the genre of contemporary jazz, flavoured with Caribbean rhythms. He has produced over 150 albums and has worked with international talents including  Melba Moore, Anslem Douglas, Byron Lee, Maestro, David Rudder, Liberty Silver, Deborah Cox and Dee Dee Bridgewater. He is also a composer and arranger for TV, Radio and Films, has a passion for nurturing youth talent and heads up his record company and publishing company 

However the focus of our episode today is on Eddie’s personal journey, his loving and charming wife Joanie was diagnosed in 2014 with ALS also known as Lou Gehrig's disease and her sunset was on the February 12, 2015... Eddie graciously shares with us the intimate moments of their journey throughout this diagnosis, the acceptance, courage and the way through.  Thank you for joining us.

You want to listen to the very end...as we have a special surprise for you!

I sat down with Jenn LaForet who is a Canadian Publisher of E-books, notebooks and  life enhancement guided reflection journals known as Bloom Notes. Jenn is the perfect guest and support resource for survivors and The Unbreakable Spirit Tribe!

The Bloom Notes practice is one of celebrating moments of joy, laughter, strength, resilience, care and compassion. While Jenn was navigating the life changing event of a divorce, she started journaling with one moment a week, which translated to fifty two moments.  Within this time, her greatest lesson from that year was that joy is ever-present, even when we can't see it or feel it.

This episode will leave you feeling joyful, hopeful and at peace that all we need we have within!

Our next guest was married for nearly 30 years in her words “to a controlling man who was mentally and verbally abusive” . She finally asked for a divorce, and when he finally left, shortly thereafter, she  was let go from her workplace  of 16 years in the middle of a pandemic. Devastated by the extreme directional changes in her life , she contemplated ending her life.

Fast forward a few months with the help of a "village" and her God she was able to step into her purpose.  Take a listen and follow her journey, a story of courage and resilience.

WARNING: The topics discussed in this episode are traumatic and may contain emotional triggers

Our guest  joins us to discuss the trauma that she has experienced and how was was able to survive and triumph  over sexual assault, domestic violence and homelessness, all of which she believes was set into motion by her father disowning and rejecting her from birth. Through all of this, she boldly proclaims, and we salute her,  as being like a phoenix rising from the ashes.

Her unbreakable spirit guides her to yearn to bridge the gap for others in the mist of their storm.

Today's podcast is entitled The Reading, The Underestimated Tour and  my guest is Sharon Hector.

She is a 56 year old dynamic woman of colour and is with us today to share her personal story. After working for 30 years at one of the most prestigious ad agencies in the world, she was unceremoniously laid-off amidst one of the most devastating events our world has witnessed, the pandemic, coupled with the racial tensions that have also been taking centre stage in the media.

She has chosen to memorialize this life changing event in writing, and she is here today to share with us a reading of a chapter in her book sharing with us her experiences of the subtle (and not so subtle) nuances of racism.