Trailblazing Talks with Kate Campbell

On Trailblazing Talks, host Kate Campbell sits down with Kerry, Gordon and Mackenzie Wright to share an extraordinary and deeply moving story.When Mackenzie experienced a sudden and devastating regression, his family was thrust into years of uncertainty—met with misdiagnosis, limited answers, and a system that couldn’t explain what was happening. But they kept searching.What followed was a journey that led to a groundbreaking diagnosis of Down Syndrome Regression Disorder and a path toward recovery that once seemed out of reach.This is a powerful conversation about advocacy, perseverance, and the unshakable belief that there is always more to uncover—especially when something doesn’t feel right.

On Trailblazing Talks, host Kate Campbell speaks with clairvoyant and remote viewer Elizabeth April in a powerful conversation on consciousness, anxiety, and the human experience. Through a unique lens on intuition and awareness, Elizabeth shares how individuals can stay grounded and connected in an increasingly complex world.

Icon. Provocateur. Truth-teller. Carole Pope pulls back the curtain on a career built on defiance and raw honesty. From challenging cultural norms to inspiring artists like k.d. lang and beyond, this is a candid, no-holds-barred look at a woman who never played by the rules—and never will.

In this powerful episode of Trailblazing Talks, Kate Campbell sits down with Klaudia Zinaty, founder of the Women Empowerment Awards, to explore what true leadership looks like in today’s world. From launching a movement during the pandemic to redefining success through impact, Klaudia shares how women can step into their power, overcome fear, and build lasting wealth and legacy. This conversation is a call to action—to start before you feel ready, to celebrate yourself, and to rise by lifting othersHosted and Produced by Kate CampbellExecutive Produced by Marina CordoniProduced by the Trailblazing Talks Team

Heated Rivalry lit up the world—but what does that story look like in real life?Former hockey player Matt Kenny opens up about being closeted in the sport, the trauma of hiding his identity, and the moment that pushed him to share his experience. He also reveals how a life-altering multiple sclerosis diagnosis became the catalyst for change—leading him to rebuild his life, his body, and his voice.Hosted and Produced by Kate CampbellExecutive Produced by Marina CordoniProduced by the Trailblazing Talks Team

In this episode of Trailblazing Talks, host Kate Campbell sits down with TSN host and producer Camila Gonzalez to explore the powerful intersection of sport, culture, and identity. From her Colombian roots to covering the global game on an international stage, Camila shares her journey into sports media, the inspiration behind Game & Glory, and why the upcoming World Cup could be a defining moment for Canada.Together, they dive into representation, breaking into mainstream media, and the importance of making sport more accessible—on and off the field. This is a conversation about passion, purpose, and paving the way for the next generation.Host/Producer: Kate Campbell Executive Producer: Marina Cordoni Produced by the Trialblazing Talks Team

In this powerful and deeply human conversation, Kristyn Wong-Tam — Member of Provincial Parliament for Toronto Centre and a member of the New Democratic Party — shares their journey from being born in Hong Kong and raised in Toronto to becoming one of the few politicians in Canada to live and lead openly as a queer and non-binary voice in government.Coming out at just 16, Kristyn has spent a lifetime advocating for 2SLGBTQ+ communities, serving over a decade on Toronto City Council before stepping into provincial leadership. Now a leading voice as Official Opposition critic for 2SLGBTQ+ issues, they speak candidly about identity, resilience, and the ongoing fight for equality.This episode is a moving reminder that authenticity isn’t just personal — it’s leadership.

In this episode of Trailblazing Talks, host Dini Petty sits down with filmmaker and journalist Nan Devitt Tremblay, the woman behind the scenes in Paris during the golden age of Fashion Television.Leaving a secure job in Canada to chase a dream in Paris, Nan found herself at the center of a cultural phenomenon—capturing unprecedented backstage access to the world’s most iconic designers, including Karl Lagerfeld, Jean-Paul Gaultier, and Yves Saint Laurent. What began as an experimental idea quickly became a global sensation, helping define the era of the supermodel and bringing fashion into living rooms around the world. Nan reflects on the raw, unfiltered energy of early fashion media, the evolution of the industry, and the environmental reckoning facing fashion today. She also shares stories from her documentary Carte d’Invitation, her continued creative work, and her perspective on aging, reinvention, and staying fearless at every stage of life.A vibrant, intimate conversation about art, access, legacy—and why it’s never too late to go for it.