Angela Lilly is an amateur elite triathlete - competing in a grueling sport that involves swimming, running and cycling. She’s also competed in 7 Ironman events over the course of a decade, achieving 7th in her age group and a ranking of the 12th...

Bonnie chats with fellow podcasters Stephanie Mitton and Myrrhanda Novak

Check out our episode with System Tests Engineer, Rachel Weeks as she discusses working for United Launch Alliance

Samantha Bailey is a #1 Best Selling Author. We talk writing, resilience and never giving up.

Miriam Micael is a project management engineer with the Canadian Space Agency.

Heather Geluk was born an adventurer, but it wasn't until later that she developed her passion for mountain climbing.

Nasheen Liu is always up for a challenge. In this episode Nasheen shares her story which has seen her learn two new languages and rise to the top of her field in the tech industry.

Misty Shearer is a highly decorated Black Belt, and owner of Brazil 021. Misty also spent many years in the military as a MP and has the distinction of being Canada's first woman from the ranks to become a combat diver.

Erin Bury has never been afraid of risk, and while she never imagined being an entrepreneur when the opportunity came she took it.

Megan Hanacek is a forester and biologist based in western Canada who survived ALONE in the wild for 78 days as part of the TV series ALONE

Mitzie Hunter would like to be the next premier of the province of Ontario.  And she may well get that chance.  Mitzie is a Liberal member of provincial parliament, representing a Toronto area riding.  She's also one of six candidates vying for the leadership of the Ontario Liberal Party, which culminates with the party convention in March. Mitzie served in cabinet posts within the government of then-premier, Kathleen Wynne, which included, in 2016, becoming the first person of colour to hold...

Joanna Chiu is a Senior Journalist with the Toronto Star. Hear her talk about working in main land China, facing discrimintation and why Canadians need to wake up about the serious diversity issues here at home.

Sarah Ditmars loved sports and science. She combined both her passion and became a kinesiologist and started her career as a trainer for a junior A hockey team.

As we enter a new decade we look back at some of the remarkable women we featured in 2019

Lana Paton talks about how important it is to give back, and how you don't need a fancy title to be a leader.

Sherri Stevens was broke and living with her mom when she decided to start her own business. Now, she is CEO of multiple organizations.

Erica Oliver talks about her 20 + career in the military, and what it took to be the first woman from the ranks to become a combat diver.

In this episode Andrea talks about being a women in the male dominated agency world.

Kristina Schwartz had a five year plan. Become a child care licensor and close her own home daycare to focus on her business. 2 years later she has realized her plan and now oversees over 20 daycare providers.

Virginia Brailey is passionate about building teams. In this episode she talks about mentorship, the importance of being an authentic leader, and why she thinks there is no better time to be a woman.

Dr. Sarah Kaplan talks about the serious structural change to organizations that is needed to achieve gender equality.

Dr. Ann Marie Vaughan is the president of Loyalist College in Belleville, Ontario. In this episode she talks about taking opportunities, not being afraid of failure and seeking out mentors.