What's it like being a flight attendant during a pandemic? What about actually contracting COVID-19?  This week we chat with Sidonie Wybourn, a flight attendant on Canada's largest airline.  We chat about her experiences this year, how acting helped her get a job, and what she's doing to fill the time when she's not in the air.  To learn more about Sidonie follow her on Instagram  Thanks for listening to the very first season of How Are You. We can't thank you enough for the wonderful experiences that this podcast has offered us. Huge thanks to all our guests this season. We would love to hear how YOU are doing. Leave us a message and we might include you in a future show:  https://anchor.fm/howareyou/message Feedback and comments can be sent to: [email protected] Have a great summer, friends! xo Kat and Chantale

What's it like living in a very remote place in the world right now? This week we chat with Dennis Shorty and Jennifer Froehling, also known as the traditional-folk-rock duo Dena Zagi, from their home way up north in the Yukon Territory. We explore the healing power of music, isolation, and what they're up to this summer. To learn more or listen to Dena Zagi: facebook.com/DenaZagi or musicyukon.com/denazagi Thanks for listening to this week's episode! We would love to hear how YOU are doing. Leave us a message and we might include you in a future show:  https://anchor.fm/howareyou/message This is our second last show of the season, so get those messages our way! Feedback and comments can be sent to: [email protected]

Who are the gatekeepers in film and television, and why is it so important to let some new voices in? Today we chat with Coral Aiken about her experience working as a producer and we learn all about how important it is to get new stories heard.   Learn more about Coral: aikenheartfilms.com We recorded this podcast during the onset of the uprising in reaction to the murder of George Floyd. For more resources to support the Black community, now and forever, please visit: blacklivesmattercanada.carrd.co Thanks for listening to this week's episode! We would love to hear how YOU are doing. Leave us a message and we might include you in a future show:  https://anchor.fm/howareyou/message Feedback and comments can be sent to: [email protected]

What happens to teachers when the kids aren't in school?  Today we chat with teacher Laura Barrett about all the ways the pandemic has changed the way we learn. Learn more about Laura: laurabarrett.net Thanks for listening to this week's episode! We would love to hear how YOU are doing. Leave us a message and we might include you in a future show:  https://anchor.fm/howareyou/message Feedback and comments can be sent to: [email protected]

How are we getting our laughs when we can't go and see live comedy? What does the future hold for those that make their living in front of an audience? Today we chat with Nick Flanagan, comedian and podcaster, to get an inside scoop on how things are looking. Learn more about Nick: theflans.com Thanks for listening to this week's episode! We would love to hear how YOU are doing. Leave us a message and we might include you in a future show:  https://anchor.fm/howareyou/message Feedback and comments can be sent to: [email protected]

How are small business owners navigating these strange times and adapting to a "new normal"?  Today we chat with Sharon Nutzati, owner of First & Last coffee shop in Toronto, to get an inside scoop on how things are shaping up. Thanks for listening to this week's episode! We would love to hear how YOU are doing. Leave us a message and we might include you in a future show:  https://anchor.fm/howareyou/message Feedback and comments can be sent to: [email protected]

In this very first episode of How Are You?,  hosts Chantale and Kat check-in with special guest Dr. Varuna Prakash about what it's like to be on the front line during a pandemic.   Thanks for listening. How are you? Leave us a message and you might be on our next episode! https://anchor.fm/howareyou/message Feedback and comments can be sent to: [email protected]