In this special and hilarious episode of The OFC Podcast Radio, Pharaoh Hamid-Freeman interviews… himself! Join the fun as he dives into the exciting details of the new OFC Membership Card, breaking down the amazing benefits, rewards, and how it aligns with the core values of the community. If you’ve ever wondered how the OFC is empowering its members, this episode is packed with insights and laughs you won’t want to miss! All on today's episode of OFC Podcast Radio

Ken is a graduate of the McGill Management Institute and was part of a senior engineering team with Bombardier Aerospace before joining TAC. He is also a black belt in Six Sigma.

As a bilingual, results-oriented executive coach, Ken works with management and employees providing strategic planning, leadership development, sales training and other services. He espouses the value of ‘slight edge’ thinking, which proves the compound impact that occurs when we makes small improvements in multiple areas.

He serves on several boards in the Montreal area, volunteers with Kiwanis, Quebec Special Olympics, WIAIH and writes for multiple business magazines.

This and more on today's episode of OFC Podcast Radio.

CLAUDINE NAPOLEON made her mark on the Montreal comedy scene based on energetic performances & relatable storytelling. Her brilliant writing and hilarious timing will have you laughing out loud every single time. live on today's episode of the OFC Podcast Radio.

Unveiling Petite Carimas: A Spirited Debate

Dive into a fiery discussion on the latest episode of OFC Podcast Radio, where Pharaoh Hamid-Freeman, founder of OneFullCircle Community and co-host of the show, along with guest interviewer Productions Sounds, tackle the highs and lows of the recent Petite Carimas. This episode provides a no-holds-barred analysis from the June 29th Junior Carnival. Pharaoh shares his unique insights and discontent, setting the stage for a broader conversation on cultural events. With spirited debates and honest reflections, this episode is a must-listen for anyone invested in community and culture. Don’t miss out on the continuation of this engaging discussion in Part 2, following the adult parade on July 6th. Tune in to be entertained, enlightened, and empowered! All on today's episode of OFC Podcast Radio.

Austin is a seasoned financial investment professional with experience building and leading high-performance teams. His commitment to client satisfaction and transparency underscores his management philosophy.

Having joined Equiton in 2019, Austin’s entrepreneurial acumen and adept relationship-building skills have significantly contributed to the company’s remarkable growth, propelling assets under management from less than $100 million to over $1 billion. As a respected figure in the industry, Austin is dedicated to simplifying and democratizing real estate investment.

Drawing upon a wealth of managerial and financial advisory experience garnered at prominent financial institutions, Austin deftly guides his team of investment specialists through periods of rapid growth and consistently exceeds set objectives. Austin holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree in Economics and Management Science from Ryerson University, further complementing his comprehensive skill set and industry expertise.

All on today's episode of the OFC Podcast Radio

My name is Daisherling Cadet. I am the co-founder of the cooperative Jeu m'Artmuze, a theater cooperative offering theater creation workshops focused on recognition. With skills in project management, communications, and customer service experience, I have climbed the ranks by working with various entrepreneurs to develop and implement their strategic plans. Passionate about projects and success, I can help you by offering my services and skills. Together, we build a better world, one project at a time. Today, live on OFC Podcast Radio.

a non-profit organization our mission is to use the performing arts to create community among people from the West Indies and their allies. We are dedicated to preserving, sharing, creating and promoting Caribbean arts, culture and heritage.

The group has expanded its horizons to include Haitian folklore and traditional African dance styles. During its 30+ years of existence West-Can has touched the hearts of many with their exciting performances, theatrical presentations and drum and dance workshops. Over the years West-Can has offered drum and dance classes to the children of the Caribbean community, ensuring that the rich Caribbean folk culture is passed down to the next generation.

The group has maintained its position as an ambassador of Caribbean folk culture throughout Quebec and Canada and has performed at Montreal Grand Prix, Nuits d’Afrique, The International Reggae Festival, Montreal Caribbean Fashion week 2015 and the International Folk Festival in Drummondville, Quebec and at the 32nd edition of the Folklore Festival in Schoten, Belgium (Werelddansfestival Hello! Schoten). The company has also performed in various festivals in Ontario, Western Canada and the museum of Natural History in Manhattan. Recently (June 2013), West-Can was invited to perform at the Port-of-Spain Town Hall as well as participate in the re enactment of the Canboulay riots of 1881 (March 2014, February 2016, February 2018). All on today's episode

of OFC Podcast Radio.

As cited by the YWCA Woman of Distinction Selection Committee, Gemma Raeburn-Baynes, a 1997 recipient of the YWCA Woman of Distinction Award is a woman who, by her daily actions, strength of character and professional path, enriches the community and contributes to the advancement of all women. This exceptional woman is a role model for young people, inspiring others to excel. Gemma, who is also the recipient of the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal, and many other Awards, is a graduate of McGill University. She is a native of Grenada and migrated to Canada in 1964. Gemma is the founder and President of Playmas Montreal Cultural Association and has launched Gem*s Tea, a fundraising scholarship program for youth, and a means of bringing comfort to the community. She is also a founding member of the Spice Island Cultural Day Association of Quebec and holds the position of Vice-President and Coordinator of the Spice Island Cultural Festival. A retired Senior Auditor at BMO Bank of Montreal where she has worked for over 35 years, Gemma has been active in business, community development and charitable initiatives. All on today's OFC Podcast Radio.