Kym Dominique-Ferguson, a dynamic poet, theatre performer, and filmmaker, brings his unique blend of spoken-word poetry and theatrical storytelling to audiences worldwide. With a career spanning over a decade, Kym has captivated listeners on Soul Perspectives, CKUT 90.3FM, where he addresses issues affecting the Black community locally and globally. He's currently developing his first play, The #DearBlackMan Project, commissioned by Black Theatre Workshop. Today on OFC Podcast Radio.

Mitshy Succes, is a medical and psychic intuitive dedicated to helping individuals bridge the connection between physical ailments and the emotions tied to them. As a spiritual coach, She empowers people to align with their higher calling and live a life of purpose.

Mitshy is currently in the final stages of becoming a certified BodyTalk practitioner. BodyTalk is a holistic healthcare approach that explores the unique story behind each person's health challenges. Using non-invasive techniques, BodyTalk identifies and prioritizes the areas of your body that need attention, facilitating your body’s natural healing processes to restore balance and overall health.

In her practice, she takes a comprehensive approach, addressing emotional, physical, spiritual, and environmental influences to uncover the root causes of health concerns. Mitshy believes that every choice and experience contributes to your current state of well-being, and she provides personalized care that brings lasting change.

Learn more on this episode of OFC Podcast Radio.

Since 2022, Bruneau: Rising Men Alliance has been dedicated to empowering men by providing a healthy, safe space where they can freely express themselves and embrace their masculine vulnerability. Through transformative workshops and impactful events, we aim to cultivate a generation of men who are fulfilled in every aspect of their lives. Our vision is to become a global beacon for men’s well-being, inspiring growth and fostering balance in the four corners of the world. This and more on today's episode of the OFC Podcast Radio.

Andrew Bakare is a visionary entrepreneur and founder of **AfrobeatsMTL**, a platform dedicated to celebrating and promoting Afrobeat culture in Montreal and beyond. Through AfrobeatsMTL, Andrew connects diverse audiences with the vibrant energy of Afrobeat music, dance, and events, fostering a sense of community and cultural appreciation.

With a passion for innovation and cultural representation, Andrew leverages his expertise to create impactful events and initiatives that spotlight Afrobeat's global influence. His dedication to creativity, collaboration, and community engagement has established him as a leader in Montreal's Afrobeat and cultural scene.

All this and more on today's episode of the OFC Podcast Radio.

Ryan Knight is a dynamic social entrepreneur, business coach, and advocate for Black business empowerment. He co-founded the Afro-Caribbean Business Network (ACBN) to provide mentorship, funding opportunities, and networking resources to support the growth of Black-owned businesses. Through ACBN, Knight has focused on removing historical barriers for Black entrepreneurs by promoting equity and access to resources. His organization collaborates with over 3,000 businesses and partners with institutions to conduct research that addresses the unique needs of Black entrepreneurs.

Knight is also the founder of *Detailing Knights*, a social enterprise that enables youth to gain business experience by running their own mobile car detailing franchises. He serves on several boards, including the Peel Learning Foundation and the Canadian Community Economic Development Network (CCEDNet), where he advocates for social enterprise models that build sustainable communities.

Ryan shares this and more on today's OFC Podcast Radio.

Dr. Joan Samuels-Dennis is the visionary founder of Becoming Canada Inc. and the Village of Peace. With a profound commitment to fostering healing in corporate cultures and promoting wellness in communities, she collaborates with top-tier North American nonprofits, corporations, and educational institutions. Dr. Joan holds a Ph.D. in Nursing and Mental Health Promotion and is an expert in trauma recovery, community development, and Truth, Forgiveness, and Reconciliation processes.

Renowned for her transformative keynotes, she captivates audiences with her storytelling prowess and powerful insights. Her achievements include multiple merit awards, such as the Canada International Black Women of Excellence award. Dr. Joan’s extensive research led to the creation of *Smashing The Mirror*, a groundbreaking trauma recovery model. She has also pioneered *The Forgiveness Method*, building on her decade-plus experience as an RN-psychotherapist to drive positive change in corporate and academic environments.

Dr. Joan’s authentic connection with audiences comes from her real-life experiences in health and mental health, delivering talks that inspire genuine transformation and motivate lasting impact. This and more on today's episode of OFC Podcast Radio.

Today, Nadya’s Blue Diamond draws its inspiration from Nadia Cénacle, its founder. As an entrepreneurial mother, philanthropist, and cancer survivor, Nadia is passionately committed to this important cause.

In collaboration with co-founder Jerry Carie, the organization aims to raise awareness within the Black community, as well as other diverse groups, about the issues surrounding mental health.

Nadya’s Blue Diamond acts as a catalyst for change by organizing successful events such as the Mental Health Fair and implementing innovative initiatives like the creation of a web series.

These projects offer informative sessions led by experts from various industries, thereby providing valuable resources and crucial knowledge for the community. Hear more on today's episode of OFC Podcast Radio.

Today, in her own words Anastasia Marcelin," president of the EBF NAPPY FAMILY company. I am the northern and southern woman, I am a trench between two countries that I love. In one side, I am Haitian first, I was born and I grew up in Haiti, I had the most beautiful moments of my life in Haiti and my umbilical cord was buried there. On the other side, in Canada, specifically the province of Quebec which is my home ground, gave me a priceless gift; that is changing. This land has taught me how to transform things and how to adapt to situations around us. I studied in the dental field; nonetheless, I am also a hairdresser, makeup artist, stylist, event organizer and I do a little comedy show especially in Haitian plays. My profession in a word is: working on self-esteem, and I believe in what I do and I know it can bring something positive to Haiti because it was the case in Quebec. Quebec showed me that to be heard, to have a positive impact and to be respected, we have to become that strong voice for ourselves and others. Lastly, I have learned that we should always go ahead, have faith in God, and dare to succeed ". Hear more on today's episode of OFC Podcast Radio.