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In this episode of Words With Michelle, I sit down with radio personality Jonathan Shaw to talk about his return to Flow 98.7. (*formerly Flow 93.5)

Jonathan shares his journey in Toronto radio, what this comeback means to him, and how the industry has evolved over the years. From navigating change to staying relevant in media, this conversation is filled with insight, inspiration, and real talk about resilience and growth.

If you’re passionate about media, storytelling, or carving your own path, this episode is for you.

🎧 In this episode, we discuss:

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To find out more about Jonathan Shaw, visit the following links:

URL: jonathanoshaw.com

IG: @jonathanoshaw

email: [email protected]

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Words With Michelle, shares lessons learned from trailblazing changemakers, and in turn, applies the lessons to help level up her personal and professional life.

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Welcome back to Words With Michelle – the podcast where I dive into inspiring conversations with changemakers who are shaping the world with their stories! Shows include topics on self-help, mental health, health and wellness and inspiration.

In the latest episode of Words With Michelle – the podcast, I sit with Aisha Addo, a social entrepreneur, philanthropist and the founder of Power To Girls organization. She tells us about the organization and why she started it.

Aisha has more than ten years of experience working in the social sector, focusing on gender and education, and is committed to ensuring that girls around the world have access to the tools and support they need to realize their full potential.

To find our more about Aisha and Power To Girls, please visit the links below:

IG: @powertogirlsca

App: My power app

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If you have any questions, or if you would like to provide a comment or feedback, or if you would like to be a guest, you can email me at [email protected].

Have you picked up a copy yet?

Feeling stagnant in your personal and professional life?

Feeling doubt about your next move?

My book Words With Michelle: Inspirational Conversations With Today’s Black Canadian Changemakers can help.

Words With Michelle, shares lessons learned from trailblazing changemakers, and in turn, applies the lessons to help level up her personal and professional life.

Did the lessons work? You gotta read to find out!

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In episode 101 of Words With Michelle – the podcast, I celebrate 6 years of podcasting and publishing 100 episodes.

I talk about my journey from blogger to podcaster, I recount a few key moments, and I share a few fun facts.

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Welcome back to Words With Michelle – the podcast where I dive into inspiring conversations with changemakers who are shaping the world with their stories! Shows include topics on self-help, mental health, health and wellness, and inspiration.

Joseph Galiwango is an Afrocentric Educator, writer, DJ and the founder of Record Skool. Record Skool is a platform where Joseph expresses his thoughts about music, showcases his creations and collaborations.

Joseph is also the author of Dominique The DJ, a book he wrote about being a DJ and a dad, and sharing the experience with his oldest daughter, Dominique.

In this episode, Joseph speaks about his love for music and DJ culture. He discusses how he blends music, culture and education.

Joseph embodies the spirit of a community organizer, using music as a tool for connection and change.

To learn more about Joseph, please visit the following links:

IG: @recordskool

URL: recordskool.com

book: Dominique the DJ – you can get a copy here

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Welcome back to Words With Michelle – the podcast where I dive into inspiring conversations with changemakers who are shaping the world with their stories! Shows include topics on self-help, mental health, health and wellness, and inspiration.

In this brief checking in episode, I speak about why I had to put my podcast on hiatus.

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URL: wordswithmichelle.com

TikTok: @wordswithmichelle

Facebook: @wordswithmichelle

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Welcome back to Words With Michelle – the podcast where I dive into inspiring conversations with changemakers who are shaping the world with their stories! Shows include topics on self-help, mental health, health and wellness, and inspiration.

Tennile Cooper is a Marketing expert with over 10 years of experience.

In this episode, Tennile provides some dos and don’t when it come to marketing, and branding. Tennile lets us know if we should be using chatGPT!

Listeners will learn how to better understand the art of marketing and how to implement a few techniques.

To learn more about Tennile, please visit the following links:

IG: @sheisepic.offical

LinkedIn: click here

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Karen Robinson was born in the UK, raised in Jamaica, moved to Edmonton, Alberta and then Toronto. She has won numerous awards, most notably she won a 2021 Screen Actors Guild Award as part of the Schitt’s Creek cast.

Karen currently appears as police inspector Vivienne Holness in Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent

About this episode

I’m so excited to share with you my Karen Robinson interview!

In this episode, I sit down with Karen Robinson and we speak about her acting journey and her love for Toronto.

To learn more about Karen Robinson, please visit the link below:

IG : @karenrobinsonofficial

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Joseph Osei Bonsu – Illustrator and co-founder of Heroes Of The World and HOTW Studios.

In this episode Joseph recounts how losing his job, and his dedication to his side hustle enabled him to launch a career as an Illustrator.

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IG: @jayo83

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TikTok: @jayoh_83

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In this episode, I speak briefly about why I decided to take a break from podcasting.

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In this episode, I revisit an interview I conducted with Grace Cameron – editor and publisher of the Jamaican Eats magazine .

I originally wrote a blog post featuring Grace where she spoke about her magazine, and how stories about food connects people. You can read it here,

Key takeaways from episode

The power food – whether reading about it, eating, or preparing delicious meals – food appreciation is universal.

To find out more about Grace, please visit the following links:

IG: @jamaicaneatsmagazine

URL: jamaicaneats.com

Facebook: Jamaican Eats Magazine

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