Click and Tell Show

On Click & Tell, Juno-winning singer-songwriter Chantal Kreviazuk opens up about motherhood, creativity, and navigating the music industry on her own terms.She reflects on raising three sons and the emotional shift of letting them grow up, how parenting has shaped her identity and what she shares publicly, and what it takes to maintain a decades-long relationship with husband Raine Maida while balancing creative lives.Chantal also gets real about the pressures women face in music, the role of timing and luck in building a career, and how she protects her creativity. She shares behind-the-scenes stories from working with Britney Spears on “If I’m Dancing”—and why she’s revisiting that song on her upcoming album In My Own Voice.Plus: songwriting insights, “pluckable” ideas, social media, and finding your voice again.In this episode:Motherhood, identity & letting kids goMarriage & long-term creative partnershipsWomen in music & industry realitiesSongwriting, creativity & inspirationReimagining past work & new music 

What really happened behind one of the most infamous moments in sports history?On Click & Tell, Shamier Anderson, Andrew "King Bach" Bachelor, and Ben Johnson break down Hate The Player: The Ben Johnson Story (Paramount+) — a bold mockumentary that blends comedy with the emotional truth behind Johnson’s 1988 Olympic scandal.From wild on-set moments (yes… including the “butt double” debate 😂) to the intense prep behind bringing Ben Johnson to life, this conversation goes deeper than you expect.Shamier reveals how he transformed into Johnson through physical training, dialect coaching, and detailed character study, while Ben reflects on the highs of Olympic glory — and the fallout just 24 hours later. Plus, King Bach dives into influencer culture, algorithms, and the rise of “rage bait.”🔥 Funny, honest, and unexpectedly emotional — this is the human side of a headline you thought you knew.In this episode: • The truth behind the 1988 Olympic scandal • How Shamier Anderson became Ben Johnson • The balance of comedy + real-life trauma • Influencer culture, brand deals & algorithms • “Rage bait” and viral content strategy • On-set chemistry, rivalries & behind-the-scenes stories • Ben Johnson reacts to his portrayal • What audiences should really take away

Sam Demma joins Click & Tell to discuss living with purpose through service, leadership, and storytelling, sharing how a soccer career-ending series of knee injuries led him to a teacher’s “small consistent actions” lesson and the creation of a trash-picking initiative that evolved into school speaking. He explains his heart-centered approach to moving people emotionally across writing, speaking, comedy, and acting, and details his journaling system of writing during strong emotional moments as a therapeutic release. Sam reflects on defining happiness through joy, meditation, and relationships, recounts lessons from skydiving about setting deadlines, and highlights key projects including his books Empty Your Backpack and Be Someone’s Taco, a theater launch honoring his grandparents, a self-funded speaking tour in Kenya that raised $13,000 for a school soccer team, and an upcoming Vietnam conference booked via TikTok.

Malia Baker has wowed audiences on the Netflix show The Baby-Sitters Club, Nickelodeon's Are You Afraid of the Dark?, and Disney's Descendants: The Rise of Red. In this episode of Click and Tell, Malia gives us all the details on her latest film Hair of the Bear, how her struggles with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) influenced her performance, and behind the scenes stories from the set of Descendants.0:00 Intro01:14 Working on Hair of the Bear03:23 Anxiety and Struggles with CRPS10:28 Relationship with Social Media12:41 Presenting at the Kids Choice Awards and getting starstruck by Ice Spice18:01 Filming Hair of the Bear during a blizzard22:59 Performing at Madison Square Garden with Descendants and Zombies cast25:24 Stories about childhood27:17 Going to the Emmys and The Baby-Sitters Club30:45 Conclusion

Max Amini is one of the rising stars of the comedy world, having been ranked by Deadline as the top comic of 2025. In this episode of Click and Tell, Amini sits down to discuss his meteoric rise to stardom along with his stories of international travel, widespread success, and some of his craziest celebrity interactions.00:00 Intro02:02 Travelling Internationally and connection with India06:19 Crowd work and connecting through comedy10:25 Fitness journey during the Pandemic12:58 The power comedy has in fighting depression18:20 Family and Iranian heritage30:17 Meeting Justin Trudeau31:38 Hanging out and becoming friends with Snoop Dogg35:44 Conclusion and 2026 Resolution

Jordan Clark and Trevor Tordjman join Click and Tell to talk about their journey from young dancers to actors, creators, and partners in both life and work.The pair share how they first met while filming a Shawn Desman music video, before later becoming close while starring on the hit series The Next Step. They open up about navigating years of friendship before eventually dating, collaborating creatively as a couple, and handling the pressures of social media, public opinion, and overthinking in the digital age.Trevor also shares insights from working on a project with Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, describing the improv-driven, collaborative environment that inspired his own creative process. Together, Jordan and Trevor discuss making their own short-form content, including a dynamic fight-choreography project that blends storytelling with dance.Jordan reflects on winning Season 4 of So You Think You Can Dance Canada, the intensity of the competition, and learning to navigate both the highs and the quieter moments that follow major career milestones.The couple also preview their upcoming The Next Step “Love Letter” 10-Season Tour, celebrating the show’s legacy with fans across the UK & Ireland, Australia, and Canada (Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver).Plus, they share the story behind their viral wedding (September 15, 2023) and Trevor’s unforgettable Santa Barbara proposal.

On Click and Tell, the hosts sit down with Alexandra Beaton and Cale Ambrozic, stars of Netflix’s Finding Her Edge, to talk about the series’ breakout success after landing in the Top 10 in 81 countries. The duo share how they found out about the show’s Season 2 renewal during a cast publicity call, and reflect on the passionate fan reactions to the dramatic Season 1 ending.They dive into the internet’s ongoing debate of “Team Freddy” vs. “Team Braden,” and explain how the finale stayed true to the book while still sparking intense audience discussion. Alexandra and Cale also revisit behind-the-scenes moments sparked by social media photos, from cast bonding experiences to a memorable trip to Paris.The conversation shifts to the challenge of portraying elite skating on screen. Cale admits he may have embellished his skating skills during auditions, while Alexandra explains how her dance background helped bridge the artistry of figure skating. They also break down the differences between figure skates and hockey skates, working with doubles and stunt performers, and the mental pressure of performing complex routines.Plus, they discuss the importance of mental preparation, gratitude journaling, and supporting Canadian productions as the show continues to grow its global audience.

Professional figure skater Elladj Baldé sat down with Click and Tell to discuss his most viral moments and his journey from skater to broadcaster for the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympic Games.0:00 Intro1:55 Shifting focus from being a hopeful Olympic Skater to Broadcaster9:18 First viral routine to MJ songs13:20 Encouragement from family to keep skating in the face of adversity16:00 Making it to the 2022 Olympic games as a broadcaster23:49 Meeting his partner and how it has changed Elladj life and relationship with skating