Join us in this episode of 'Dreams Don't Have Deadlines' as we host Sam James, the visionary behind Sam James Coffee Bar in Toronto. Dive intohis journey from his early days growing up in a small town in Ontario, being passionate about skateboarding and how that transitioned into coffee. Sam shares insights on overcoming challenges, the importance of community, and the sacrifices required in entrepreneurship. Additionally, Sam touches on mental health and offers strategies to stay positive and resilient as an entrepreneur. This episode is filled with practical advice and inspiration for aspiring business owners.

Join us in this captivating episode of the DDHD podcast as they dive deep into the life and career of acclaimed Canadian Comedian Trixx. From his humble beginnings as a club MC to becoming a renowned stand-up comic, Trixx shares entertaining stories about his childhood, cultural influences, and the impact of his parents on his work ethic. The discussion explores the differences between the Canadian and American comedy scenes, Trixx's significant moves from Toronto to Edmonton and later Las Vegas, and the art of embracing failure in comedy. Gain valuable insights into the evolving entertainment landscape, the role of social media in achieving fame, and Trixx's interactions with celebrities like Drake. Aspiring comedians will find inspiration in Trixx's advice on dreams and persistence, emphasizing the unpredictable yet rewarding nature of a career in comedy. Follow DDHD Podcast @ddhdpodcast on all platforms Follow Comedian Trixx @comediantrixx on all platforms

Join us for an engaging episode featuring the acclaimed Canadian rapper Haviah Mighty. With honors like the Polaris Music Prize, Juno Award, and a BET nomination, Haviah recounts her inspiring journey in the music industry. The conversation explores her musical upbringing, family influences, and the hurdles she overcame as a black artist in Canada. Touching upon her award-winning album '13th Floor,' Haviah discusses her evolution from group dynamics to solo success. She also candidly addresses her experiences with identity, sexuality in a male-dominated genre, and the challenges of being an independent artist. Reflecting on her Caribbean roots and the vibrant Toronto arts scene, Haviah offers insightful perspectives on balancing creativity with business. Her honest and introspective narrative provides inspiration for anyone navigating their own creative and personal journeys.