VBB Episodes

I had just spent four years in university, three years in law school, passed the bar exam, had my orientation and an office, and on my first day, I knew I had to give it all up and follow my heart's calling. Jenny Hogg Ashwell

I did it all, by society’s standards I was "Successful”. What no one knew was that I was having up to 20 seizures a day. VBB guest, Launa Germiquet

Why consumer goods for women are so limited versus men's products, and why do they cost women an arm and a leg more to buy, is the question for debate.

9 year old female inventor and business mogul, Sofia Fairweather, tells adults what they can do with comments that she’s ’cute’.

You can't achieve good health if you're uncomfortable with your health-care provider. Jessica Tsang - Head Nurse Practitioner

Time Magazine celebrated Person's of the Year 2017 for all the women and men who came forward to speak out about sexual abuse. We bring the conversation to the mic.

Sexual harassment craves silent victims. Our guests, one a coach the other a cop, are teaching women to be neither.

POWER, POLITICS & PREJUDICE, an intimate conversation with TED X Rockstar, and CNN Superstar Dr. Caroline Heldman.

19-year-olds say stuff, we just don’t expect them to say stuff like this: “education isn't just about books and the sciences, social education is a topic missing in the school system; we intend to change that.” Sanya & Meaza of Uplift Youth.

Mother of 6, owner of 6 business, grandmother of 2, and a 2-time cancer survivor, Lisa Mundell-Lawrence is Superwoman in the flesh, and she shares with us words of wisdom and empowerment.

Courage, confidence, commitment, and integrity are not attributes exposed by every woman, but qualities common to all who are Women of Inspiration. A conversation with Women of Inspiration creator, Monica Kretschmer.

"You have to be a little crazy to start a business… but a little crazy is exactly what it takes to fuel any successful business." More pearls in our conversation with Canadian Business Chicks founder, Monica Kretschmer.

What does it take to become a remarkable man! We catch up with Dwayne Klassen founder of The Remarkable Man Project.

What is the next step in human spiritual evolution? It is Her!Our conversation with author Sandra Dosdall on the creation of a female deity.

From the mouth of babes: two young women 17 and 18-years old share with us the angst of casual virginity, refrained beauty, and keeping the bitch in context.

I Am Beautiful! Even behind a mask of powder, paint, and gloss these are the hardest three words - in any language - for women to repeat. What if we could change that paradigm? Our guest is working on exactly that.

POWER, GRACE, WISDOM, WONDER are marketing tags used to promote Wonder Woman the movie, but we wonder and explore why don't we see feminine in this light every day off the silver screen.

Imagine, looking in a mirror and never seeing yourself as the sex you were born, never feeling comfortable in the gender you are being convinced to become. Christopher and Heather take on the topic with an MLA.

Who would dare challenge the benevolence of Mother's Day? Um, how about a mother of three! Christopher and Heather get into it with Astrologer, Writer, Facilitator, and Mom, Lesley Francis.

From calling out a VP for his sexual advances on young women to advancing her career up to Director at a major oil and gas firm, our guest is unafraid of speaking her mind on being feminine and powerful.

"Get good at mastering relationships and you'll find yourself really, really good at mastering life." Christopher and Heather in conversation with relationship expert and author of The Relationship Code, Heron Free.

Relationships are the Bitch! Relationships will test your commitments, and call you on your BS. What it takes to master relationships is the journey we take with wife and husband, Christina and Paul - 18 years in relationship. Their secret, great...

Christopher and Heather take VBB on the road to record with a live audience. Here's a snippet of our conversation, the part about the B!tch.

Christopher and Heather walk the fine line between victim blaming and victim responsibility, a line often blurred in crimes of violence against women, both by society and by the law.