Vancouver based writer and PR professional Dee de los Santos talks about her creative journey and how, after spending a decade building the popular blog Gastrofork, she is now leveraging her platform, social presence and relationship building skills to give back to the causes she's passionate about.
Read MoreCanadian children's book author Liliana Tommasini joins us to talk about her journey from programmer to first time children's book author (after becoming a Nonna!) and the process of independently publishing her first book (in English and French), Octavia Can Do It!
Read MoreLily Ernst is the founder of the website, Little Sweet Baker. This bio-chemist left her job in chemical sales to become a full time baking blogger which in turn, led to the launch of her first book, Blogging For Passion and Profit. The book profiles 20 creative bloggers and entrepreneurs whose stories are sure to inspire you in your own business.
Read MorePuneeta Chhitwal Varma is a writer and better food advocate who founded the website Maple and Marigold where real food and sustainable living are viewed through the lens of cultural fusion. She also founded Nourish by Numbers, a public service initiative that encourages growing a healthier planet through better food choices.
Read MoreGet to know Newfoundland freelance writer, Gabby Peyton. Hailing from St. John's, Gabby is a freelance writer, journalist, archaeological dig illustrator and food photographer with feet itching to travel. Find out how this multi-passionate creative has built a life she loves that celebrates all her creative callings.
Read MoreGet to know Nova Scotia creative Ayngelina Brogan. Ayngelina is the publisher behind the culinary travel website Bacon is Magic, where she publishes written and video content to help travelers find the best food around the world - and even make some of it at home. When we're not in the midst of a global pandemic, Ayngelina splits her time between Havana, Cuba, her home just outside of Halifax, Nova Scotia and traveling the world! Learn more about Ayngelina's journey from a successful Toronto advertising career to a self-employed writer and publisher.
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