Unanchored Podcast

Canadian comedian Sunee Dhaliwal joins the podcast to talk about his career as a Canadian stand-up comic. From growing up in suburban Abbotsford B.C. to cutting his teeth in the Vancouver comedy clubs, Sunee's journey has taken him and his brand of comedy all across Canada and the world. Though he's hosted his own television standup special on CTV and headlined from coast to coast, he hopes his next move is southbound to the U.S. where he will look to crack into the mainstrea...m, and onto the big screen. Watch below or listen at: https://unanchoredpodcast.ca/sunee-dhaliwal/

Canadian Olympian, gold medalists and hockey broadcaster Cassie Campbell-Pascall joins Unanchored this week for a conversation about breaking sport’s glass ceiling. She was one of the first women to play hockey at the Olympics, had a heated rivalry with the U.S. team, won two Olympic gold medals, and learned a lot about leadership and dealing with adversity along the way. Watch below or listen here: https://unanchoredpodcast.ca/cassie-campbell-pascall/

Actor, host and friend Huse Madhavji has had a tale of two careers. First as a news reporter/anchor and entertainment show host, before transitioning to acting and sharing the screen with Canadian acting royalty in Jason Priestly and Eugene Levy. After meeting Shaheed and Zam at a career education event in Toronto nearly a decade ago, the three reconnect and explore Huse's journey through TV and how important the relationships he built in the industry have been to him. Watch now or listen wherever you get your podcasts!

We are very honoured to have Sportsnet's Donnovan Bennett join us on our latest episode to talk about his experience with anti-Black racism in Canada and the important work he has been doing in the wake of the killing of George Floyd. Read his work: https://www.sportsnet.ca/author/donnovan-bennett/ Listen: https://anchor.fm//Sportsnets-Donnovan-Bennett-o/a-a2e6eh9... Watch below. WARNING: Some disturbing content included.

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