HeyJaredTake One with Samantha Fremont
Take One with Samantha Fremont is a new podcast exploring the passion projects and personal journeys of creatives.
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“I Was Speechless”: Joella Cabalu’s Daring Documentary (opens the original)
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Acclaimed Filipino-Canadian director Joella Cabalu joins Take One with Samantha Fremont to discuss her daring documentary First Comes Love: Nakabingwit , set for its world premiere at the 2026 Vancouver International Film Festival. In this episode, Joella opens up about the film’s complex conversations around race, culture, family and learning to love — and the questions that can emerge when those worlds collide.Tickets: https://viff.org/whats-on/viff26-first-comes-love/#book Thanks: National Fi
He Never Gave Up… and It Changed His Life: Benjamin Callins' Inspiring Story (opens the original)
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In this episode of Take One with Samantha Fremont , I’m joined by Benjamin Callins, the 2SLGBTQ+ advocate and voice actor best known for playing Terry in Netflix’s animated series The Dragon Prince .Benjamin takes us through his journey into voice acting — from developing his skills in singing and performance to continuing to pursue his craft through incredibly difficult circumstances, including a period of homelessness. Despite the obstacles in his way, Benjamin kept honing his voice and workin
You Can’t Buy Confidence: Gordon Woolvett and Mobolaji Tunde-Oladepo on the Power of Improv (opens the original)
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In this episode of Take One with Samantha Fremont, I’m joined by Vancouver-based improv performers and creators Gordon Michael Woolvett and Mobolaji Tunde-Oladepo to talk about their creative journeys, the power of improvisation, and the confidence that comes from putting yourself out there.Gordon and Mobolaji are the creators and performers behind Unfinished Business: The Cold Case Files, an improvised comedy show opening at the Vancouver Fringe Festival on 11 September 2026. We go behind the s
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