June is Seniors’ Month in Ontario—and yet, the challenges older adults face remain underfunded, understaffed, and under-discussed.

In this urgent and eye-opening episode, I sit down with Delphine Haslé, Executive Director of The Perley Health Foundation, to unpack one of the biggest crises we’re not talking about enough: the growing breakdown of our long-term care system.

As our aging population increases, the gap in care, staffing, infrastructure, and policy continues to widen — putting families, caregivers, and entire communities at risk. Delphine doesn’t just raise awareness. She raises the standard of what compassionate, forward-thinking leadership can look like in healthcare.

We talk about:

• Why our current senior care model is failing
• The unique needs of veterans, who make up 40% of Perley’s residents
• What happens when placement options run out
• And the policy and funding changes we urgently need to avoid collapse

Aging is inevitable. But how we care for people as they age? That’s a choice. And right now, we need to choose better. Tune in and rethink what aging with dignity should really mean.

Find out more about Delphine and The Perley Health Foundation here.

When it comes to DEI conversations, Asian voices are often the most overlooked.

In this powerful episode, Jenny sits down with Ernest Chang — a Korean American DEI leader based in Chicago — to unpack the realities facing Asian professionals in today’s workplace. From the model minority myth to the bamboo ceiling, from silent expectations to the pressure to succeed without struggle, this conversation dives deep into the complex intersections of identity, ambition, and representation.

Together, they explore:

• Why Asian professionals often feel invisible in leadership pipelines

• How internalized cultural narratives shape our silence

• The unique challenges across different Asian communities

• And how reclaiming our voices can reshape corporate culture for good

Released in honour of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, this episode is a call to stop blending in — and start showing up. Tune in. Be moved. And join the movement.

To find out more about Ernest Chang, you can reach out to him on LinkedIn.

It’s hockey tryout season. And for many families, that means stress, judgment, and silent pressure behind the glass. Let’s be clear: this isn’t a takedown of competitive sports — it’s a wake-up call for the grownups in the room.

In this powerful and personal episode, I’m joined by Jessica McCoy — investment professional, fierce hockey mom, and one of my closest friends — to talk about what’s really going on behind the scenes of youth sports.

We cover:

• The real cost of raising competitive athletes — financially, emotionally, and mentally
• The toxic parent culture that’s infecting team environments
• What success actually means for kids (hint: it’s not scholarships or medals)
• How we, as adults, can do better at raising good athletes and good humans

With tryouts happening right now for the upcoming hockey season, this conversation couldn’t be more timely. Our hope is that it inspires parents, coaches, and kids to show up a little differently — with more compassion, more perspective, and a lot more heart.

Whether you’re a parent, coach, or educator — this one’s for you.