We invite our producer Angelina Coccimiglio to join us as we take a look back on the first season of Impostercast. We open up about our trials and tribulations (and anxiety) in starting this podcast and share some personal experiences in feelin

13. Meaningful Work

Sep 15th, 2016 1h 25m

On this episode, we speak with Adam "Smiley" Poswolsky, a millennial career expert. He helps people find meaningful work to fuel their own personal breakthrough. To that effect, he's releasing The Quarter-Life Breakthrough on October 4 across N

12. The Pivot

Sep 8th, 2016 1h 25m

On this episode, we have a conversation with the fascinating Kim Nicol exploring how she trusted herself to abandon a career in law and pivot to become a meditation and mindfulness teacher and author. Kim depicts what it felt like to be buildin

See You Next Week!

Sep 1st, 2016 1m 38s

We're taking a breather this week, but we made a short little message for you anyway. Lots of great stories and episodes ahead. We're excited. See you next week!

11. The Subject

Aug 25th, 2016 1h

In this episode, we have a candid discussion with Matthieu Aikins, a journalist who immerses himself in the Middle East and South Asia, about his journey as an imposter and the power and privilege that can arise within relationships when you ar

10. Your Big Lie

Aug 18th, 2016 45m 12s

This week, we dig into a theory that Meg and Jor have... that everyone has a big lie. In other words, we all have a moment or experience that holds us back from being our real selves. We all hide out of fear, don't we? Well today we dig into wh

09. The Frontman

Aug 11th, 2016 56m 8s

Max Kerman, the frontman of Arkells, joins us for a candid discussion about feeling like a fraud in the early days of the famed indie rock band, the importance of connection and how he has learned to lead by example from those he admires. Max a

08. Hitting Reset (Shorts)

Aug 9th, 2016 11m 19s

In this bonus short episode, TV personality Brigitte Truong opens up about her experience growing up as a Chinese-Canadian in a predominantly white neighbourhood and how living according to others’ standards robbed her of her identity... until

07. I'll Be Better When... I Pay It Forward

Aug 4th, 2016 1h 9m

In the final episode of our "I'll Be Better When... " series, we speak with Mike Brcic, serial entrepreneur, mentor to many, and owner of Sacred Rides Mountain Bike Adventures. Mike shares his journey of self-discovery that spans from living wi

06. I'll Be Better When... I Connect

Jul 28th, 2016 54m 8s

What happens when we encourage each other to dig deeper and open up to each other about who we really are? We feel more loved, connected, inspired and confident. In this episode, we ask Paul Nadeau, professional speaker and retired police detec

05. Adam's Back In Town (Shorts)

Jul 21st, 2016 11m 2s

This week we’re introducing a string of shorter episodes that will sometimes appear alongside our full episodes. In the future, we'll label them as "Shorts" because we wanted to give credit to those moments worth living over and over again beca

04. I'll Be Better When... I Have It

Jul 14th, 2016 32m 56s

In this episode, we continue to explore the narrative that “I’ll be better when…” with help from you, our listeners, and from leadership expert and speaker, Drew Dudley. Drew dives deep into his imposter journey and offers a frank account of hi

03. I'll Be Better When...

Jul 7th, 2016 22m 26s

In this episode, Jordan shares a personal story about what can happen when we chase the belief that “I'll be better when…”. We then talk to one of our favourite writers, Jamie Varon, about the desire to run from herself when things got tough an

02. The Actual Lesson

Jun 30th, 2016 26m 28s

Kait Howell is a reporter from The Huffington Post. In this episode, Jordan and Megan record a phone call where they check-in on how they're feeling about launching their first episode, A Life Worth Living, in which Megan shares a very personal

01. A Life Worth Living

Jun 29th, 2016 34m 56s

Mark Henick shares a candid story about finding his way from wanting to die to building a life worth living. Mark opens up about the struggles and joys of feeling like an imposter, embracing fatherhood, coping with grief and getting through it