Future People Podcast: Recent Episodes
Imani Walker
Host Imani Walker shares holistic conversations with community leaders and creators who are breaking the status quo in their industries and challenging audiences to live intentionally.
Melisa Ellis joins Future People Podcast to talk about her non-profit Nobellum Enterprise and how she’s helping to create 100 Black Businesses in STEM by 2025.
Jordan Sook joins Future People Podcast to discuss his latest art installation in the TTC titled The Irrefutable Truth of Our Existence.
Brittany Randell from @humblebeetattoo joins Future People Podcast to share how she got into the practice of tattooing; what it’s like being a Black woman in the industry and why tatting is a healing art.
Monique Pitt and Breanna Chanelle join Future People Podcast to discuss Gyallivant; an organization created by Monique to provide outdoor wellness experiences and excursions for women of colour. Both guests share their experiences as therapists and what it means to address racial trauma.
Desarae Dee joins Future People Podcast to share how she's breaking barriers in the Canadian music scene as an instrumental fusion artist, producer and educator.
Janine Kwok joins Future People Podcast to share why she started Auto the Label, a comfort wear brand that gives back to chronic illness communities.
Shantel Ellis (@shanicares) joins the podcast to talk about her “I AM” affirmation deck; the power of creating art for yourself; and how you can use affirmations to change your life
E.M. Lourde joins Future People Podcast to talk about his music, growing up in Scarborough, finding your tribe, and why his art centers vulnerability, spirituality and healing.
Eboni Morgan joins Future People Podcast to talk about her book A Year of Black Girl Magic, what living intentionally as a Black woman looks like, and the importance of rest and routine.
Nathan Baya joins Future People Podcast to talk about Jane Street Speaks, what forming healthy community relationships looks like, defocusing celebrity culture, men and mental health & how we can all "support local before global”.