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From a troubled childhood echoing with past traumas to unexpected moments that shaped her destiny, our guest Andrea will walk us through her transformative experiences.A heartbreak that led to introspection, a summer job that became a source of profound realization, and a nickname that left an indelible mark on a young heart. #overcomingadversityandfindhope #18thavenuepodcast #real

Welcome to 18th Avenue Podcast! I'm your host, Rico B, and this season, we're diving deep into the most resilient, inspiring, and empowering stories of overcoming adversity and finding hope. From tales of triumph to tales of transformation, our guests will share their personal journeys that will touch your heart and lift your spirits. So, hit that subscribe button, join our

Rachael Mutesi discussed the importance of loving oneself before getting into a relationship, and she credited her mother for teaching her this valuable lesson. Rachael mentioned that her mother, who has been married four times, always emphasizes the importance of putting oneself first and not compromising one's own identity or peace of mind.  Rachael also discussed the bitter

“Mr. Mykal Tucker is a local photographer who recently appeared on our show to share his experiences on modern relationships. With a career in photography and firsthand knowledge of the ups and downs of love, Mr. Tucker offers a unique perspective on relationships and dating in the modern world. Despite his own challenges, he has found happiness and is eager to share his insights

Don't miss this episode In this heartfelt interview, I sat down with Senior Family Services advisor Jaryll Dunne; we talk about how C-19 has shaped the funeral home business. We talk about how she encourages families to be proactive rather than reactive if they lose a loved one. Lastly, Jaryll has spent her life listening to others. And when I asked her who listens to her, she rev

It's Bigger Than Me | With Rwandan hip hop artist & activist Ntwali | Ep 25   On this episode we catch up with Ntwali to talk about his latest music & the attack on a black muslim woman at a south Edmonton LRT station.   Follow his Journey here:   www.ntwali.com  Youtube: https://youtu.be/Qvx3_ZnvdtE​ Instagram: @the.ntwali Facebook: @the.ntwali &

Vida Pepra was born in Ghana, she move to canada at a young age & finds herself in one of the biggest industries in the world today. The cosmetics industry. It is estimated that by the year 2025 the industry will be worth 1.5 billion U.S in Canada. Follow Vida's journey here: INSTAGRAM @cvidamotioves @vidapepra www.motivescometics.com/cvida Follow 18th Avenue Podcast.com's jour

Dr. David Aveline is of Quebecois/British ancestry, was born in London, England, spent most of his life in Quebec, and has been an associate professor of sociology since August 2003. In his 20s and early 30s, he had a variety of jobs. At age 33, with only a high school education, David decided to pursue sociology. Follow up with Dr. David via email [email protected] LET'S BE FRIE

John Freeman was born in Liberia & today. He is the first Liberian to open a restaurant in Edmonton, AB. Canada.  Follow his Journey on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/jfreeman19225/ Too often, the inspiring & brave stories of the ordinary man & woman will go untold in our society. Until every stranger is documented until every familiar person's voice is heard,

Over 30 years of experience in the business, influenced by the late great Toni Onley’s work, my guest this week is watercolour, acrylics painter, & entrepreneur Curtis Golomb. His works are collected throughout the world and enjoyed by those who identify with an emotional response to their surroundings as the paint flows expressively, seducing the viewer to participate in an