Terrence Taylor was born in Las Vegas, Nevada but has spent half of his life in Atlantic Canada. The 30 year old is the founder of Terrence Taylor Media, a social enterprise video production company that creates video content to showcase the stories of brands, businesses and entrepreneurs.

He is also videographer at Common Good Solutions. Terrence believes that in order to become better versions of ourselves, we must challenge each other, become more comfortable saying “I don’t know” and continually seek self-reflection.

His goal on the show is to encourage authenticity and facilitate the conversation to challenge co-hosts, guests and listeners their own personal narratives.

Ezabriell Fraser is a married father of three, and was born in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia.

He graduated from Prince Andrew High School in 2008. Shortly after graduation, he pursued carpentry as a full-time career, and is currently working towards his Red Seal certification.

He picked up photography as a hobby in 2010, and in late 2017, became more serious about it.

Briell has worked with a number of people, including CTN Podcast, BBI (Black-2-Business Initiative), and HostOften.

Co-Founder of Placemaking4G and Director of Business Development for Common Good Solutions

Sandra has been writing about politics and race since before she went to journalism school.

After studying at the University of King’s College she launched an independent news agency with founder and fellow graduate, Tunde Balogun. As a small team of ambitious black journalists and volunteers, they practice community-based investigative journalism through visual storytelling, focusing on common issues facing the North American diaspora.

She reported on a range of topics from health-care reports, to racism in the workplace, to the rise of Korean pop music. She also wrote and hosted podcasts featuring candid, post-career interviews with each of the African Nova Scotian MLAs who served in the legislature before 2013.

Sandra believes in the power of independent and new media in all its forms, especially creative projects that dare to break rules and expose human vulnerability with compassion.