Today on the podcast I have best-selling romance author, Jennifer Hartmann. Jennifer is an incredible writer with a profound talent of making you feel all the feels while fully immersed in one of her books. She embraces vulnerability and respectfully tackles mental health and trauma in her stories. I stumbled across her this past January and I haven’t turned back. I greatly appreciate her authenticity and her engagement with her readers.  You can find all of Jennifer’s books on Amazon. Her best-selling book, Still Beating, is also available in e-book format at Barnes and Noble. Links below. AmazonBarnes and NobleJennifer Hartmann’s Socials:WebsiteFacebookInstagramTwitterTikTok: @jenniferhartmannauthor

Another episode allllll about recs! What I've been watching, reading, and listening to. An episode dedicated to music coming soon! xoYou can find The Wildly Being Podcast here:Instagram: @wildlybeingpodFacebook: Wildly Being

Shannon O’Donnell is a long-term traveler and former National Geographic Traveler of the Year on the road since 2008; she travels slowly and supports grassroots tourism along the way. She founded A Little Adrift and is an acclaimed travel speaker who works with universities and businesses all over the U.S. to talk about the value in using travel as a force for good. This conversation opened up so much insight into sustainable travel and behind the scenes of volunteer organizations abroad. I can 't wait to share our conversation, so without further adieu, let's get into it.  Enjoy! Check out Shannon’s Book, The Volunteer Traveler’s Handbook:https://www.amazon.ca/Volunteer-Travelers-Handbook-Shannon-ODonnell-ebook/dp/B009RVZW4C/ref=sr_1_11?dchild=1&keywords=Shannon+O%27Donnell&qid=1628362153&sr=8-11You can Shannon O’Donnell here: Website: www.alittleadrift.comVolunteer abroad: Grassroots VolunteeringFacebook: alittleadrift Instagram: @alittleadrift Twitter: @ShannonRTW  You can The Wildly Being Podcast here:Facebook: Wildly Being Instagram: @wildlybeingpod 

Rami Kahlon is an actress and filmmaker based in Vancouver, BC. She has graced our TV screens on shows such as Supernatural, Van Helsing and Signed, Sealed, Delivered to name a few.  She wrote the pulse dropping short film “Odd Girl”, which has amassed over 250,000 views on YouTube and has won awards for “Best Screenplay and Best Thriller”. Rami and I go way back and I’m so stoked to bring you this conversation. Enjoy!You can find Rami here:Instagram: @ramikahlonTwitter: @ramikahlonTikTok: @mimikahlonWatch Rami's award winning short film, Odd Girl, hereYou can find The Wildly Being Podcast here:Instagram: @wildlybeingpodFacebook: Wildy Being

I am pumped to have Pascale join me this week. Pascale is a project manager, and when the pandemic hit it allowed her a full-time teleworking agreement which she takes advantage of by traveling around Canada. Pascale has traveled solo for ten years, but she is now super happy to have her cat, Romeo, join her on all her adventures. Pascale chats all about how the digital nomad lifestyle enables her to live her best life and pursue her greatest passions: traveling, exploring the outdoors, and photography. I can’t wait to share this conversation. Enjoy! You can find Pascale here:Instagram: @solo_adventure_travelFind all things Wildly Being here:Instagram: @wildlybeingpod & @wildlybeing    Facebook: Wildly BeingWebsite: www.wildlybeing.com 

This week we have Cali O'Connor joining us.  Cali is a Career Break coach who helps professionals smash their burn out by creating intentional career breaks filled with adventure and purpose. She is a former chemical and bimolecular engineer who left the hustle and grindof the corporate world for her career break spent traveling around the world. She runs a Facebook group called Travel Shifters and is also very active on Clubhouse. She is here today to discuss all things solo travel, leaving the work place to travel, workplace burnout and much, much more. Enjoy!You can find Cali here:Instagram: @thetravelshiftersWebsite: www.travelshifters.comFind the The Wildly Being Podcast here:Instagram: @wildlybeingpodFacebook: Wildly BeingWebsite: www.wildlybeing.com

Hi everyone,Welcome back. This is the intro message for Season 2 of the Wildly Being Podcast. Thanks for being here!First guest interview dropping July 12th!Find us here:Instagram: @wildlybeingpodFacebook: Wildly Beingwww.wildlybeing.com

This week's episode is all about recs. What I've been watching, reading, and consuming. You'll notice there is no music mentioned, but I promise that will be in a future episode :)This episode will also be a great tool for any drinking games. Every time I say "essentially"...take a drink. Actually, please don't! lolYou can find The Wildly Being Podcast on Instagram @wildlybeingpod or on Facebook 'The Wildly Being Podcast'See you next time xo

This week I have Emma Levesze Laroque joining me. Emma is a Registered Holistic Nutritionist, Certified Plant-Based Chef and Food for Life Instructor with the Physician’s Committee for Responsible Medicine. Emma’s kind and compassionate approach shines through her work leading a Plant based Support Network Group. Emma is passionate about helping people to live their healthiest lives, and realizing how empowering it can be to take charge of your own health by eating more whole, healthy, plant-based foods. I am so excited to have her join me. So without further ado, let’s get into it…Where to find Emma:Website: https://plantbasedrhn.com/ Facebook: Plant Based RHNInstagram: @plantbasedrhnTwitter: @veganemYou can find The Wildly Being Podcast on Instagram (@wildlybeingpod) and on Facebook (The Wildly Being Podcast)

Today on the podcast Jeff Evans-Todd joins me. Jeff is a Vancouver based actor, writer, director and producer, as well as an acting instructor at Vancouver Acting School. In this episode we’ll take a dive into Jeff’s journey of sobriety, and how a hike on the Pacific Crest Trail led to deeper discoveries about himself.Where to find Jeff:Facebook: @jeffevanstodd & Phantom Fox PicturesInstagram: @jeffevanstodd & @phantomfoxpicturesIn February 2021, Jeff’s production company (Phantom Fox Pictures) will be shooting a feature project “Ghosts of Yesterday” in Saskatchewan, BC. This film is about mental health. Awareness is key. No one should suffer in silence.They have launched a gofundme page and funds donated will help pay for their small crew and labour, as well as post-production items (editing, colour correction, music composing, sound design). 15% of all proceeds will be donated to a local non-profit that serves youth and provides mental health services.If you feel called to donate , here is the link:https://www.gofundme.com/f/ghosts-of-yesterday-a-film-about-mental-health?utm_medium=email&utm_source=product&utm_campaign=p_email%2B2300-co-team-welcome