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Words With Michelle – the podcast: Devo Brown: From DJing to Radio & Becoming a TV Host

In this episode of Words With Michelle, I sit down with the charismatic and laidback Devo Brown — Canadian media personality, DJ, and TV host.

Words With Michelle – the podcast: Joy Brown: The First Black Female Conductor of The Lion King

In this powerful episode of Words With Michelle – the podcast, I sit down with the groundbreaker Joy Brown — the first Black female conductor for Disney’s The Lion King.

Words With Michelle – the podcast: Melanie Ng on Career, Motherhood, and Making Life-Changing Decisions

In the latest episode of Words With Michelle, TV personality Melanie Ng opens up about stepping away from her successful broadcast career to prioritize family life—and why she’s now returning to television with a renewed sense of purpose. It’s a powerful conversation about motherhood, identity, and choosing what matters most.

Words With Michelle – the podcast: Creating Community With Sam & Rita Burke

Join me as Sam and Rita Burke share how Burke’s Book became a cultural hub and why children’s storytelling matters in Black communities. Lastly, we speak about how the physical store transitioned into an online space.

Words With Michelle – the podcast: Catching Up With Amanda Hamer

In been a decade since I interviewed Amanda Hamer, founder and owner of Edible Bliss 11. We catch up and discuss what’s been going on since our last convo.

Words With Michelle – the podcast: Inspiring Young Minds With Timothy’s Lessons

I speak with graphic designer turned author, Christopher Gordon, and he shares why he decided to write his children’s se
ries, Timothy’s Lessons.

Words With Michelle – the podcast: I Was A Guest On Breakfast Television!

Checking in: I speak about what my experience was like being a guest on Breakfast Television.

Words With Michelle – the podcast: A Black Canadian History Minute

In this episode, I speak with professor Dr. John Steckley, who wrote about Sophia B. Jones – the first Black Canadian female doctor, as well as her trailblazing family.

Words With Michelle – the podcast: Alison Duke, Filmmaker On Breaking Barriers, Representation, & Bam Bam: The Sister Nancy Story

Film talk with filmmaker Alison Duke. Conversations on her work in film, and we speak about her latest film, Bam Bam: The Sister Nancy Story.

Words With Michelle – the podcast: Overcoming Fear & Self-doubt

My guest, Hillary Dunkley Campbell, explains how she was able to overcome fear and self-doubt through her faith.

Words With Michelle – the podcast: So You Wanna Start A Business

In the latest episode, Dr. Karen Lowe will share her insights on the unique challenges and opportunities facing micro-entrepreneurs, the role small businesses play in our economy, and practical advice for anyone looking to grow their business.

Words With Michelle – the podcast: Tapping Into Your Potential

In the first episode or 2025, I sit with Karl Subban – Motivational Speaker/Educator/ Hockey Dad. He speaks about tapping into your potential.

Words With Michelle – the podcast: Year-end recap

In the last episode for 2024, I recap my year in podcasting.

Words With Michelle – the podcast: Exploring Wine, Culture, and Passion: A Conversation with Sommelier Beverly Crandon

I sit with wine sommelier Beverly Crandon and she speaks about being a wine expert and why she started The Spice Food and Wine Group.

Words With Michelle – the podcast: Minister Marci Ien Works To Help End Gender-based Violence

I sit down with Minister Marci Ien and she speaks about the 16 days of activism – with a focus on ending gender-based violence.

Words With Michelle – the podcast: Dealing With Grief

Jothi, a Transformational Wellness Coach joins me as we speak about dealing with grief through grief cirlcles.

Words With Michelle – the podcast: Checking in: One year post-surgery

In episode 73, I speak about how my life ha changed one year after having surgery for #fibroids. I speak about how it has changed me, physically, emotionally and professionally.