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A deep dive interview style podcast with Canadian creatives. How they got started and how they're doing the damn thing in Canada. 

  1. Janet McMordie | Doctor, Actor, Podcast Host: Why Acting Improved My Medicine

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    Janet McMordie | Doctor, Actor, Podcast Host: Why Acting Improved My Medicine

    Send a text Today we're talking to Janet McMordie, podcast host, actor and doctor! In this conversation we discusse the intersection of medicine and acting, how the pandemic served as a catalyst for career changes and how improv improved her skills as a doctor. We deep dive into the importance of improv in enhancing communication skills in medicine, the evolution of patient-doctor relationships, and the challenges and joys of navigating the acting industry. The discussion also touches on the creation Janet's production company focused on amplifying women's and non-binary stories and careers, the lessons learned in the creative process, and the importance of community in the arts. Janet shares insights on the balance between art and commerce, and offers advice for aspiring creatives, emphasizing the need to embrace imperfection and take risks in their work. Chapters 00:00 The Intersection of Medicine and Acting 03:03 The Impact of the Pandemic on Career Choices 06:07 The Role of Improv in Medicine 08:55 The Evolution of Patient-Doctor Relationships 11:49 Navigating the Acting Industry 15:02 The Journey of a Production Company 18:05 The Importance of Community in Creative Spaces 20:51 The Future of the Podcast and Production Company 23:50 Lessons Learned in the Creative Process 27:06 Advice for Aspiring Creatives 30:03 The Balance of Art and Commerce 32:49 Final Thoughts and Reflections

    1 ч. 11 мин.

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    Ep. 99 | Lou Laurence & Creating An Album, Montréal Romantic

    Send us a text In this episode Singer, Songwriter and Comedian Lou Laurence shares their journey of creating an album, discussing the challenges and surprises encountered along the way. They reflect on their education in creative writing and how it influenced their music and comedy. We also discuss the importance of deadlines, local arts, and the value of embracing embarrassment in the creative process.  Follow Lou on instagram [at]loulaurencemusic Check out her website www.loulaurencemusic.com  and listen to Montréal Romantic wherever you listen to music!  Chapters 00:00 The Journey to Creating an Album 03:00 Education and the Creative Process 06:03 The Intersection of Music and Comedy 09:06 The Role of Deadlines in Creativity 11:55 The Making of a Jazz Album 15:01 Surprises in the Album Creation Process 17:59 The Importance of Local Arts 21:07 Advice for Aspiring Singer-Songwriters 23:58 Embracing Embarrassment and New Experiences

    1 ч. 4 мин.
  3. Ep. 98 | Danjelani Ellis | Moonlight Schooner & Building a Career in Canadian Theatre

    19.11.2025

    Ep. 98 | Danjelani Ellis | Moonlight Schooner & Building a Career in Canadian Theatre

    Send us a text In this episode, Alison sits down with actor Danjelani Ellis to dive into his role in the world premiere of Moonlight Schooner (link to tickets below). Danjelani opens up about the creative freedom of originating a role, the challenges of dialect work, and what it truly takes to bring a new character to life on stage. He shares his journey from auditioning in Jamaica to training at the National Theatre School (NTS), how mentorship shaped his path, and his experience working with Obsidian Theatre Company. Danjelani also discusses his Dora Award nominations, the creation of his personal project Groundwork Redux, and the lessons he’s learned about artistry, identity, and resilience. Whether you're an actor, theatre lover, or emerging creative, this conversation is packed with insight, honesty, and inspiration. https://www.canadianstage.com/show/moonlight-schooner Chapters 00:00 Exploring Moonlight Schooner 02:41 The Pressure of Originating a Character 06:03 The Audition Process and Role Acquisition 08:57 The Rehearsal Journey 11:40 Dialect Challenges and Coaching 14:49 The Impact of National Theatre School 17:31 Accents and Identity 20:36 Takeaways from Theatre School 23:34 Dora Nominations and Recognition 26:43 Shoutouts to Theatre Companies 30:13 The Legacy of Obsidian Theatre Company 34:34 Groundwork Redux: Honoring the Past 40:34 Finding My Path in the Arts 47:22 Moonlight Schooner: Upcoming Production 48:16 Advice to My Younger Self 49:38 The Dangelani Era: A New Chapter

    52 мин.
  4. Ep. 97: Gina Hara | Building a Kinder Game Industry with Gamerella

    13.11.2025

    Ep. 97: Gina Hara | Building a Kinder Game Industry with Gamerella

    Send us a text In this episode of Creative Full Time, host Alison Mullings sits down with Gina Hara, co-director of Gamerella, an initiative that’s been shaping a more inclusive, supportive, and equitable gaming community since 2013. Gina shares her journey into the gaming world and how Gamerella began as a safe space for underrepresented voices in game development. We talk about what goes into organizing these unique game jam events, the mentorship program that helps new creators thrive, and the importance of kindness and empathy in an often competitive industry. If you’ve ever felt like you didn’t fit into traditional spaces in gaming or creative industries, this conversation will remind you that there is room for everyone and that community can be a catalyst for real change. More about Gamerella at www.gamerella.ca  Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Gamerella 03:35 The Structure and Philosophy of Game Jams 06:38 The Evolution of Gamerella 09:49 Gina's Journey into Game Making 12:22 Creating Inclusive Spaces in Gaming 15:36 The Impact of Community and Mentorship 18:34 Lessons Learned and Future Aspirations 25:14 Gamerella: Bridging Communities Online and Offline 26:26 Creating Welcoming Spaces for All 27:54 Inspiring Stories: A Grandmother's Game Jam Journey 29:41 Challenging Toxicity in Gaming Spaces 30:50 Sponsorships and Support for Gamerella 32:13 Innovative Mentorship Programs in Gaming 35:33 Realities of the Gaming Industry 39:22 The Co-Directors of Gamerella 41:17 Advice to Younger Self: Embrace Your Passion 44:36 Building Community and Family in Gaming

    47 мин.
  5. Ep. 96 | Ross Doughty | Returning to Acting in a Post COVID World

    12.11.2025

    Ep. 96 | Ross Doughty | Returning to Acting in a Post COVID World

    Send us a text In this conversation with Ross Doughty, we talk about his return to acting, adjusting to a post covid world, and enjoying the process along the way. We talk about discoveries, how he got to where he is today and the goal list for the future.  We also dive into travel, family and second city!

    34 мин.
  6. Ep. 95 | Nicholas Eddie | The Power of Theatre & Storytelling

    04.11.2025

    Ep. 95 | Nicholas Eddie | The Power of Theatre & Storytelling

    Send us a text ** DISSONANT SPECIES DATES ARE NOVEMBER 6 - NOVEMBER 23RD **  In this episode, I chat with guest Nicholas Eddie. We explore the journey of an actor/creator working in the Canadian theatre industry, and the Toronto Indie theatre scene.  We take a deep dive into why Nicholas is excited about each of his upcoming performances (ticket links below) his favourite tool in his actor tool belt, the benefits of theatre and so much more!  I can't wait to see all of these performances For tickets to Dessonant Species happening November 6 - November 23rd  https://purchase.factorytheatre.ca/EventAvailability?EventId=50602&ref=bookNow&scroll=timeAndDates Tickets to Bug at King Black Box theatre November 28 - December 14th  https://www.thekingblackbox.com/ Tickets to Witch at Soulpepper Theatre  https://www.soulpepper.ca/performances/witch See you at the theatre!

    44 мин.

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    Send us a text Hosting Sample with Jewelle Blackman

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  8. Ep. 94: HAUI | Identity, Art & Pushing Creative Boundaries in Canadian Theatre

    24.10.2025

    Ep. 94: HAUI | Identity, Art & Pushing Creative Boundaries in Canadian Theatre

    Send a text In this episode of Creative Full Time, Alison Mullings sits down with multidisciplinary artist HAUI to explore the intersection of identity, history, and artistic expression. Through an inspiring and deeply honest conversation, HAUI reflects on his creative evolution across theatre, opera, and visual storytelling. He discusses the challenges of being an artist in Canada, the importance of mentorship and community, and what it means to push creative boundaries while staying grounded in authenticity. HAUI also shares insights into his upcoming aprojects, and the balance between joy, vulnerability, and resilience in artistic work. This episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about creativity, representation, and finding purpose in the arts. Chapters 00:00 The Creative Journey Begins 02:57 Navigating Identity and History 06:10 The Evolution of Artistic Expression 08:51 The Role of Education in Creativity 11:51 The Challenges of the Artistic Landscape 14:46 Exploring New Projects and Inspirations 17:47 Pushing Boundaries in Art 20:50 Returning to Acting: A New Perspective 23:49 Upcoming Works and Future Aspirations 30:28 Shifting Narratives and Community Engagement 31:30 Challenges in Creative Production 35:04 The Importance of Mentorship 39:05 Reflections on the Canadian Entertainment Industry 45:35 Future Projects and Personal Growth 49:30 Advice to Younger Self and Life Reflections

    55 мин.
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A deep dive interview style podcast with Canadian creatives. How they got started and how they're doing the damn thing in Canada. 

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    Creative Full Time
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    2023 - 2026
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