Fashion designer, Linda Varekamp, discusses her cool line of clothing and textiles and her business success, and overcoming breast cancer at an early age.
Creator, Love Lettering Campaign, Lindsay Zier-Vogel discusses why she felt Toronto needed more love and what the Love Lettering Campaign is all about. Filmed at the Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition.
Owner/Director, Arta Gallery, a popular art gallery in Toronto, Fay Athari chats about the challenges she faces owning an art gallery, her inspirations, notable female artists and life in Canada as an Iranian.
Actress and healthy living advocate, Mariel Hemingway, discusses her latest documentary film, "Running From Crazy," why health and wellness is important to her and how to achieve it.
Founder, Productions Without Borders (PWB), an online community dedicated to supporting the film and TV content industry in reaping the benefits of diversity and inclusion.
Legendary classical guitarist, Liona Boyd, talks about her amazing career, branching out into singing, and her recently released album, The Return... To Canada With Love, on which she was joined by many famous friends.
Singer/Voice Actor, Tajja Isen, chats about her journey from being the voice of Atomic Betty and other popular animated characters in TV series for kids, to her rising career as a singer.
Film director Nimisha Mukerji discusses the challenges of a women as a film director and what it takes to be successful in this male-dominated industry
Women's sexuality & burlesque historian, Kaitlyn Regehr, discusses the importance of self-love and body image, and her documentary film on the Queen of Burlesque, Tempest Storm.
Singer/songwriter, Basia Bulat, best known for slinging an autoharp, discusses her unique folk sound and why she draws from deep personal challenges in her music writing.
Actor, MJ Shaw, talks about her long career as a performing artist, her role on TVO's Hard Rock Medical, and why she founded Seventh Stage Productions, which is dedicated to telling women's stories by women and for women.
CEO, Pie Media Group and publisher/Editor-in-Chief of Pie Magazine, and fashion show producer, Sandra Roberts talks about her unique luxury publication.
Oncology dietician and artist, Gloria Green has been working at SickKids Hospital for 18 years, whose work with children has reflected her artwork, bringing raw emotion and sentiment to her art.
Former host on E! Entertainment in the US, children's author, Heather Hartt-Sussman, discusses the power of saying "no" -- and her lovable "Nana" series (Nana's Getting Married, Here Comes Hortense! and Nana's Summer Surprise) and "Noni" series (Noni Says No and Noni is Nervous). She is the former host of the daily series The Gossip Show on E! Entertainment Television in the United States.
Queen of R&B, Jully Black, discusses her stellar career as a singer/songwriters and artists, and why she is actively involved in charitable initiatives with Heart & Stroke, and others.
Film director/photographer, Ingrid Johannson Khoury, AKA Ms Monday, talks about her sailing films, life as a band photographer, and her latest venture, an online pet dating service.
Entertainment Editor at 680 News and Rogers Radio National, Gloria Martin, discusses her long career in entertainment and gives us some insight into some of the celebrities she has interviewed...like Oprah.
Canada's Ambassador for Reggae and Canada's most awarded female reggae DJ, Carrie Mullings sat down with host Shannon Skinner to discuss her love for the music and her success as a radio DJ and host.
Host/Producer and President, Planet Africa, Patricia Bebia Mawa talks about her diverse media company, which includes the Planet Africa brand and Diversity magazine, among others.
Disco Queen Claudja Barry discusses her long-standing career as a singer, with hits as "Boogie Woogie Dancin' Shoes,"and her recent film about Jamaican Dance Hall music.