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Samantha Walters

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Saturday, February 5: Lavish With Samantha Walters by FiredUp Network

Saturday, February 5: Lavish With Samantha Walters

"If you don't like the restaurant...leave!" - Samantha Walters My guest today is my good friend Samantha Walters. Sam is an actor who has worked professionally in Manitoba's theatre and film industry and is also a Speech-Language Pathologist, which as you can imagine gave us a lot to talk about. In this episode, she shares her journey which is packed full of stories, experiences, and life-lessons. She has a 4 year Major in Theatre and Film from the University of Winnipeg where she focused on the Performance for Stage side of the program. At the end of her acting degree, she did Canada's National Voice Intensive program which is six-weeks where you learn the power of voice and speech. At the time it was in Vancouver, now it is in Toronto and is designed for artists/actors etc. She also has a Masters degree of Clinical Science for Speech-Language Pathology which she received from the University of Western Ontario in London, On.As a kid, Sam asked a lot of questions and was a curious child (which I believe is one of the strengths that has helped her continuously grow over the years and assist in carving out her path). She was involved in dance, gymnastics, figure skating, Girl Guides of Canada, swimming and was exposed to acting in grade 4. At only 16 years old, she decided to focus on her acting career and after auditioning for a documentary about the Vaughn Street Jail, made her first pay cheque of $1,500. She acted at the Manitoba Theatre Center and was part of the Back Stage Pass program which opened up more doors for her down the road. She was extremely proud to act in the 'Immigration Stories' play which was put on by Sarasvati Productions (I highly encourage listeners to check them out) and this idea is absolutely beautiful. Currently, she is working as an SLP and as an acting coach for youth at Expressions Film Studio in Winnipeg.If you enjoyed the show, please rate and leave a review.Website: www.deandouglasshow.comInstagram: @deandouglasshowYoutube: The Dean Douglas Show

"If you don't like the restaurant...leave!" - Samantha Walters  My guest today is my good friend Samantha Walters. Sam is an actor who has worked professionally in Manitoba's theatre and film industry and is also a Speech-Language Pathologist, which as you can imagine gave us a lot to talk about. In this episode, she shares her journey which is packed full of stories, experiences, and life-lessons. She has a 4 year Major in Theatre and Film from the University of Winnipeg where she focused on the Performance for Stage side of the program. At the end of her acting degree, she did Canada's National Voice Intensive program which is six-weeks where you learn the power of voice and speech. At the time it was in Vancouver, now it is in Toronto and is designed for artists/actors etc. She also has a Masters degree of Clinical Science for Speech-Language Pathology which she received from the University of Western Ontario in London, On. As a kid, Sam asked a lot of questions and was a curious child (which I believe is one of the strengths that has helped her continuously grow over the years and assist in carving out her path). She was involved in dance, gymnastics, figure skating, Girl Guides of Canada, swimming and was exposed to acting in grade 4. At only 16 years old, she decided to focus on her acting career and after auditioning for a documentary about the Vaughn Street Jail, made her first pay cheque of $1,500. She acted at the Manitoba Theatre Center and was part of the Back Stage Pass program which opened up more doors for her down the road. She was extremely proud to act in the 'Immigration Stories' play which was put on by Sarasvati Productions (I highly encourage listeners to check them out) and this idea is absolutely beautiful. Currently, she is working as an SLP and as an acting coach for youth at Expressions Film Studio in Winnipeg. If you enjoyed the show, please rate and leave a review. Website: <a href="http://www.deandouglasshow.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.deandouglasshow.com</a> Instagram: @deandouglasshow Youtube: The Dean Douglas Show

5 - Samantha Walters on Changing Careers From Acting to Speech Language Pathology and More

I chatted with Sam from She Collective just a few days after Kavanaugh was appointed and this episode comes out soon after the Trump administration announced that it is working towards defining transgender people out of existence.  So I am feeling the pull to use this platform to talk about some of the pressing issues we are facing as humans. I love talking to creatives about their businesses but I am also starting to wonder about how things like creativity, intersectional feminism, inspiration, anti-racism, wellness, entrepreneurship and activism are intertwined. And how do we make things like women's health and self care accessible to a wider range of people? I think this episode is a good place to start. I sat down with Sam and we talked about what is inspiring her, how to maintain momentum as an activist, her journey as a doula and lactation consultant and why she felt the need to provide a space that became the She Collective. Among other things, Sam talked about how human to human work is what is important right now and how leveraging privilege is harmful. So I hope you enjoy this episode and thank you so much for tuning in.Check out this blog post on the She Collective website about why trans, non-binary &amp; gender non-conforming folks are welcome at She Collective:http://knowingshe.com/2017/11/12/3-reasons-trans-nonbinary-gender-nonconforming-folks-welcome-she-collective/Connect with She Collective:Instagram: @knowingsheFacebook: (search) She CollectiveWebsite: www.knowingshe.comConnect with me:Instagram: @museroompodcastSecret Facebook group: (search) Muse Room ClubE-mail: museroompodcast@gmail.comIf this episode resonated with you please consider sharing, hitting the subscribe button, rating or leaving a review. Those are all easy and FREE things to do. Your support would mean so much to me. :)Thank you so much for listening!

I chatted with Sam from She Collective just a few days after Kavanaugh was appointed and this episode comes out soon after the Trump administration announced that it is working towards defining transgender people out of existence. So I am feeling the pull to use this platform to talk about some of the pressing issues we are facing as humans. I love talking to creatives about their businesses but I am also starting to wonder about how things like creativity, intersectional feminism, inspiration, anti-racism, wellness, entrepreneurship and activism are intertwined. And how do we make things like women's health and self care accessible to a wider range of people? I think this episode is a good place to start. I sat down with Sam and we talked about what is inspiring her, how to maintain momentum as an activist, her journey as a doula and lactation consultant and why she felt the need to provide a space that became the She Collective. Among other things, Sam talked about how human to human work is what is important right now and how leveraging privilege is harmful. So I hope you enjoy this episode and thank you so much for tuning in. Check out this blog post on the She Collective website about why trans, non-binary &amp; gender non-conforming folks are welcome at She Collective: <a href="http://knowingshe.com/2017/11/12/3-reasons-trans-nonbinary-gender-nonconforming-folks-welcome-she-collective/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://knowingshe.com/2017/11/12/3-reasons-trans-nonbinary-gender-nonconforming-folks-welcome-she-collective/</a> Connect with She Collective: Instagram: @knowingshe Facebook: (search) She Collective Website: <a href="http://www.knowingshe.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.knowingshe.com</a> Connect with me: Instagram: @museroompodcast Secret Facebook group: (search) Muse Room Club E-mail: museroompodcast@gmail.com If this episode resonated with you please consider sharing, hitting the subscribe button, rating or leaving a review. Those are all easy and FREE things to do. Your support would mean so much to me. :) Thank you so much for listening!

(16) Samantha Walters, Founder of She Collective