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Everything Good Starts With a Conversation: James Martin on Relationships and Branding
A conversation with James Martin about conversations, craft, and why a logo was never really the point.
cgoucher
4 days ago6 min read


Purple Lipstick, Polar Bear Ears, and a Different Definition of Success with Rochelle Williams
Cake artist and entrepreneur Rochelle Williams shares how creativity, community, and authenticity helped her build a business and redefine success on her own terms.
cgoucher
Jul 137 min read


Classic Dishes, Seasonal Thinking: Allison Vidug on food, community, and creating memorable tables
Allison Vidug shares how seasonal ingredients, wine pairings, and thoughtful hospitality create dining experiences that bring people together.
cgoucher
Jun 293 min read


Smoke, Clay, and Repetition. Nathalie Prévost on building a life in pottery
Her smoke firing process involves wrapping vessels in organic materials and placing them in fire.
cgoucher
Apr 204 min read


Olivia Padfield on Small Moments and Big Courage
Confidence does not come from everything going perfectly. It comes from learning that you can keep going when it doesn’t.
cgoucher
Feb 232 min read


Where Math Gets Glamorous, Kyne Santos on drag, laughter, and learning differently
Kyne Santos blends drag, humour, and science communication to make math feel accessible, expressive, and human. In this interview, Kyne talks about breaking stereotypes, building representation, and why laughter is often the fastest way to connection.
cgoucher
Feb 93 min read


The Spark of Curiosity with Elfie Kalfakis
Designer, writer, and educator Eleftheria (Elfie) Kalfakis shares how curiosity and teaching shape her creative life.
In this 6Qs with Christine interview, she reflects on the role of discovery, the challenges that teach resilience, and the sparks that keep her practice moving.
A story about creativity as both process and conversation.
cgoucher
Sep 24, 20257 min read


Emily Richards Teaches from the Heart
Emily Richards has taught hundreds of classes, written multiple cookbooks, and shared recipes across Canadian kitchens, including mine. Her warm, flexible style and real-life tips make everything feel doable. In this interview, she talks about food memories, teaching with joy, and what resets her creative energy when she’s feeling meh about cooking.
cgoucher
Aug 1, 20256 min read


Your Turn in the Hot Seat, Peter Shannon
Peter Shannon is one of the best interviewers I’ve ever seen in action. Thoughtful, curious, and quietly brilliant at putting people at...
cgoucher
Jul 10, 20254 min read
Creativity is better when it’s shared.
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