In the latest episode Michelle sits with media legend, George Stroumboulopoulos. Chats range from his start in media, his hometown of Rexdale and working at MuchMusic.
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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: Marcia Brown guides & mentors youth through Trust 15
SHOW DETAILS In episode 64 of Words With Michelle – the podcast, I talk with Marcia Brown – founder and Executive Director of the youth-focused program, Trust 15. ABOUT MARCIA BROWN Marcia Brown founded Trust 15 Youth Community Support Organization in 2011. She started her career with the Toronto District School Board as an Educational…
Words With Michelle – the podcast: Sherley Joseph talks podcasting: past & present, part 1
In part 1 of a 2 part series, Sherley Joseph, Podcast Producer/ Digital Expert, talks about what podcasting was like when she started, and what it is like today!
One Afternoon: Model For A Day
This latest post is a mini departure from my usual interview-based blog posts. In this entry I share with you one of the most fun afternoons I had in a loooong time. What made it next level awesome was that it was completely unexpected. Almost 2 months ago, on a pretty average Sunday morning,…
Coffee, Cake & Conversation With Alexander Henry & Sam Asante
Have you ever felt an inexplicably strong connection to someone you just met? I have. I felt a crazy intense connection when I met Humber College film student Alexander Henry and aspiring actor, Sam Asante at the ReelWorld Film Festival press junket a couple of months ago. As soon as Alexander Henry – director/writer…
Priya Ramanujam: Urbanology Editor-in-Chief & One of The Sweetest People You’ll Ever Meet!
I’ve always wanted to talk with Priya Ramanujam – Editor-in-Chief of hip hop mag Urbanology. I’m a magazine junkie, so I felt compelled to thank her for publishing a legit mag that caters to the local and international hip hop scene. Growing up on magazines from back in the day (remember Word magazine? Peace Magazine?…