![]() ![]() Audio quality may differ between speakers. Please note that due to the COVID-19 global pandemic, this episode was recorded remotely. Join my conversation with Aiyana Davison, Certified Nurse Midwife, while we talk about the black maternal health crisis, the significance of midwifery, how racial background impacts educational opportunities as well as treatment in health care and more. THIS is why we advocate that we matter too. In the justice system, within educational facilities, in our medical experiences, and so on. You were never looking for special treatment, you just needed the attention to be on the obvious emergency you're experiencing. You look down the street and realize the firefighters are stopping at every house on the block, checking on your neighbours before coming to help you. You feel helpless and after calling 911 you are anxiously awaiting the help that you obviously need. Everything is burning and you can't find your cat. Learn more about The Honest Hustle Club, here: Check out our website: And we’re here to remind you that not only is there power in your stories but there’s also an underestimated amount of power within the stories of those around you. We’re here to remind you that you can choose to follow a path paved by your passion. We’re here to remind you that you are worthy. Season 2 is back and starting off with an inspiring conversation with Mariangelica Forero, the incredible and dynamic woman behind The Honest Hustle Club. As individuals our unique needs vary significantly but that doesn’t mean that they are of lesser value. Here’s the catch, at some point you have to learn to ask for it. You deserve abundance and fulfilment and much more. Right? Isn’t that always what we’re told? I want to remind you that you don’t. Learn more about Schuyler Bailar, the 1st trans D1 NCAA men’s athlete: The audio quality may differ between speakers.Ĭonnect with Jan Hendrik on Instagram, here: ![]() Please note that due to the COVID-19 global pandemic, parts of this episode were recorded remotely. ![]() Stay tuned for the end of the episode for a feature clip highlighting a discussion with poet and author Elizabeth Weseloh based on the power of words and the impact writing has on your mental health. First, we chat with Jan Hendrik about his realities as a white trans male as well as his experience with intensive brain surgery and a bout of meningitis. In this week's conversations, we roll up our sleeves and go deep. The bonus episode that you didn't know you needed. ![]() See how to wear your why on Abbie's Instagram: Join the phenomenal woman behind Abbie Darling Customs, Abbie Kingsbury and I while we talk about removing the word ‘small’ out of small businesses, using criticisms as an empowering learning opportunity, finding confidence in your appearance as you age and more life lessons that can be used as points of self-education and healing. Trick question - What is small about small businesses? These business owners are the sales team, management, production, marketing, public relations and more. Just in time for the holidays, join Hannah B, Internet Queen and Confidence Content Creator, and I while we chat about using boundaries as the highest form of respect, navigating tricky family gatherings, addressing diet culture commentary, protecting your peace, relationship contracts and so much more.īoundaries with Diet Culture webinar sign up: One way to avoid the latter is by introducing boundaries with those around you. Tis the season that brings up a wide range of feelings for many - Joy, love, celebration, existential dread… While it can be the most wonderful time of the year, it can also feel like the worst. Keep in the loop with what's coming on our Instagram: The audio quality may differ between speakers. Please note that due to the ongoing COVID-19 global pandemic, this episode was recorded remotely. In this episode, you will join the powerful Fallon Farinacci, White Thunder Woman, and I while we discuss Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, judicial systems failures in Indigenous (& marginalized) communities, how/where to start on the Calls to Action, maintaining cultural awareness with our children and more. This act of violent misogyny shook our country and led Parliament to designate December 6 as The (Canadian) National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women.Īnd, Fallon's Mother, Sherry Paul (among, unfortunately, many others). "It has been over 30 years since the murder of 14 young women at Polytechnique Montréal (December 6, 1989). ![]()
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