Bonnie Schmidt interview on Extraordinary Women TV

Bonnie Schmidt

President, Let's Talk Science, Bonnie Schmidt discusses why Canadian youth are dropping out of sciences and what we need to do to encourage more Canadians to get interested in sciences.
Hassel Aviles interview on Extraordinary Women TV with Shannon Skinner

Hassel Aviles

Founder, Toronto Underground Market (TUM), Hassel Aviles discusses how TUM, the first and only social food market of its kind in Canada was created to promote budding food entrepreneurs and Toronto home cooks, and why it has evolved into an event-oriented food incubator.

Jen Kirsch

Relationship and dating expert, Jen Kirsch, provides tips on dating in the digital world and discusses how social media has changed our relationships. Kirsch appears regularly on CTV’s Canada AM, and is the co-host of Cosmo TV’s Love Trap. She does weekly segments on The Breakfast Show with Mad Dog and Maura on 99.9 Virgin Radio, and makes regular guest appearances in other media across Canada.
Ivy Ackerman interview on Extraordinary Women TV with Shannon Skinner

Ivy Ackerman

Ivy Ackerman is the founder of Butter and Egg Road travel club. It's focus is on food, travel, art and culture, and can be found in Toronto, New York, Chicago, Miami and other cities soon. Ivy discusses the creation of this unique club and why travel is important to so many people.
Jan Wong interview by Shannon Skinner on Extraordinary Women TV

Jan Wong

Jan Wong was once known as one of Canada's toughest journalists in the days when she worked for The Globe and Mail daily newspaper. After experiencing workplace depression, Wong set out to write a memoir about her journey and her battle with her former employer. In this interview, Wong discusses her memoir, "Out of the Blue," is an honest and insightful read for anyone experiencing depression.