30 episodes
Shifting Perspectives Yolande Robinson
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- Self-Improvement
Shifting Perspectives is a weekly conversation with Yolande. Yolande, a Canadian of Caribbean descent, now calls the Turks and Caicos Islands home. This podcast challenges women to fuel themselves with diversity in the way they think, the way they work, the way they parent and the way they live.
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Episode 31: The Present Moment Experience
This week I am joined by Valerie Ritchie the founder of the Vibrant Life Collective. This on-line yoga community is dedicated to Black Women and Women of Color, who want to replenish their souls through yoga and meditation To Valerie, yoga is a gateway...
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Episode 30: Creating Pathways
For this week's conversation I am joined by Dr. Marie-Ange Janvier. Marie-Ange is a certified clinical engineer that works at the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO) in Ottawa, Canada. Marie-Ange has been making ripples in the field of...
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Episode 29: Understanding Speech and Language Development
This week I am joined by R. Danielle Scott. She is a Speech and Language Pathologist that is driven by faith, intention, passion and purpose. She walks us through the role and scope of a Speech and Language Pathologist and the various communities...
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Episode 28: It's an Inside Job
This week I am joined by award-winning writer and producer Trey Anthony. Trey is the first black woman in Canada to have a television series on a prime time network. Her works include the plays 'da Kink in My Hair and How Black Mothers Say I Love You. ...
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Episode 27: Take a Moment
In this week's conversation I am joined by Stacey Martin Bafi- Yeboa. Stacey is a visionary with a unique design background. Her time as a professional performing artist and dancer on Broadway in New York City is what sparked her passion to design. Her...
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Episode 26: No Woman Left Behind
For this week's conversation I am joined by the CEO of Black Girls RUN!, Jay Ell Alexander. Black Girls RUN! began as a blog in 2009 where the co-founders journaled about their running experiences. As the popularity of the blog increased and an initial...