The Sunday Podcast

What It Takes To Be A Photographer in 2022 with Kaela Leone

Our guest today is a self-taught digital and film photographer based in Toronto. Kaela Leone has an eye for editorial composition and organic, authentic moments. In this episode we talk about digital vs film, wedding photography and photographers art getting recycled like everyones content on socials.

Work Life Balance & Heartbreak

Work life balance is something that took a big change in 2020. Separating where you work and where you live. Learning to "log off". What happens when you are done, does it rejuvenate you or do you not shut off? In this episode we talk about how to turn off, making plans after work that you actually enjoy. We also dive into heartbreak, and how you aren't given time off, but in a sense, it is also a form of loss. Co-hosting this episode is Alagie Bah, the host of The Sol Series.

Working as a Full-Time Illustrator in 2022 with Adam the Illustrator

Adam Bosley is a Toronto based graphic designer and illustrator. Known all over as Adam the Illustrator. He has been in the creative industry for the past 10 years, and in 2020 he began freelancing full time and really started to develop his style that he is known for today. In this episode we talk about the journey that it took for Adam to get to a point where he has a distinct style, what happens when someone copies your work, and future endeavours for him including producing books and the bigger dream of an animation for Pixar.

New Year Resolutions 2022

This past year has been a roller coaster of emotions. An internship in tech, graduating university, my first full-time job, leaving that job for another one, freelance photography and design, co-founding an app, running a podcast. It's been a year. Looking forward to 2022 and trying to stay positive when things are a bit rough starting off this year. Living my early 20s in a global pandemic has me a bit concerned that there are things I will get to miss out on, but making the most of it. Cheers to 2022.

The World of Microinfluencers with Abigail Radlin

The world of influencers is not new, but is more prominent than ever before. When everyone was forced home, brands looked to influencers for UGC. Due to the demand of influencers for UGC, the need for them has grown exponentially. Brands have realized the impact that they have, and have allocated much more marketing dollars towards them. In this episode we talk to Abigail Radlin who is a micro-influencer on Instagram and TikTok. We talk about what it takes to be an influencer, what its like to produce content as a one man show, as well what it's like to work with brands from the influencer side.