Truth Be Told

Hear how Cesar Manzi helped others develop personally and professionally to live more holistic lives while being involved in multiple commerces.

How does someone find their true self through cultural identity? Author of "No, Really, Where Are You From?" and "Bend It Like You" Nancy Ng shares her journey on cultural identity and stories on mental health.

We're now a few days in 2024. To begin the year, I'd like to share my thoughts on your state of mind when facing obstacles.

Dr. Aanu Abiola, a Harvard-trained Geriatrician and Internist, is highly dedicated to providing exceptional care to the elderly. She also takes great pleasure in educating her patients, their families, and other medical professionals on the best ways to care for the aging population. In this particular episode, she will share her extensive knowledge and expertise with authenticity.

As a financial advisor, Ejadamen Ogidan is passionate about increasing financial literacy and financial peace of mind for individuals, especially the BIPOC community. She teaches others by sharing holistic knowledge on living your authentic life.

For the past decade, I've faced a journey against my speech impediment. The journey is still going, and though it's not been easy, it's made some significant progress. What constituted my journey to improve my speech?

It's story time on Truth Be Told! In addition, we have a first: not one, but two guests in one episode. Mindset coach Adriana Van der Merwe and business owner and investor Morris Chirka perform "The Story of the Little Girl" to discuss mindset and trauma.

As an activist, Tigra-Lee Campbell focuses on community development by fostering opportunities, relationships and collaboration. Through her work, she advocates for systematic change to amplify the voice of marginalized communities.

In addition, she presents herself as a candidate for the Green Party of Alberta in Vermilion-Lloydminster-Wainwright on a platform of leaving a better, kinder place for all people.

Tune in, listeners: Marc Carnes, the CEO of Edmonton's CKUA shares his outlook on life! Having worked in several cities and provinces, he advocates for telling uniquely Canadian stories. Add that to his passion for community building, and that also makes him a leader in the arts & culture and broadcasting industry.  

Kelly's laidback and low-pressure style puts subjects at ease allowing for personality, emotions, and authentic pictures to be captured. His unscripted approach to a photo session works around the clients' central theme to achieve natural results. Recently, Potent Photography was ranked one of the top 5 product photographers in Edmonton for 2021 by Giggster.  By capturing authenticity through pictures, he shares learns how to live his truth.