HeyJaredThe WHO Project with Paul Gittens
The WHO Project Podcast, hosted by Paul Gittens, is a deep dive into the stories, values, and mindsets that shape who we are.
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- Aug 27, 2026
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Who Are You When Everything Changes? (opens the original)
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What happens when the life that helped you understand who you were suddenly changes? In this episode of The WHO Project™, Paul sits down with Julian for a deeply personal conversation about loss, identity and rebuilding. After losing his mother, father and sister across a period of profound change, Julian reached a point where the hardest question was no longer about career or success. It was much more fundamental: Who am I now? Julian reflects on the people-pleasing that followed him for decade
Sean Jara: The Courage to Follow Your Gut (opens the original)
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What makes someone willing to choose an unconventional life before there is proof it will work? Television writer Sean Jara traces that willingness back to a childhood defined by safety, play, and a father who made possibility feel normal. He joins Paul Gittens to discuss creative discovery, following his gut, learning through failure, becoming a father, and recognizing writing as the gift at the centre of his life.
Stories Were Her Escape. Then They Became Her Life’s Work. (opens the original)
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Writer, producer and director Alex Zarowny reflects on how childhood loneliness and imagination shaped her creative life. She speaks about identity, fear of failure, vulnerability, becoming a director and the realization that the stories she created to survive eventually became the stories she uses to help others feel seen.
The Delusion That Changed Everything: How relentless belief helped Zechariah Thomas build one of Canada's fastest-growing hockey brands. (opens the original)
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Success is easy to admire from the outside. But what we don’t always see is the belief it takes to keep going when nobody else sees what you see. In this episode of The WHO Project™, Paul sits down with Zechariah Thomas, founder of Swift Hockey, to explore the story behind one of Canada’s fastest-growing hockey brands. Zechariah talks about growing up as one of the few Black kids in his Oshawa school, finding belonging through hockey, realizing early that his path would not be the NHL, and disco
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