Unapologetically Canadian

Unapologetically Canadian podcast host Tracey Arial explores Canadian identity through conversations with creators from across the country.

Unapologetically Canadian is a society podcast hosted by Tracey Arial, with 64 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Tracey Arial hosts Unapologetically Canadian, a society show with 64 episodes published.

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  Unapologetically Canadian

  64 The Power of Food

  Jan 14, 202631 min

  Food has always had a magical influence on my life. From feeding sourdough as a child, to learning about immunity triggered as babies begin eating diverse foods, I've always counted on food to provide a thematic background to each era. Books mentioned in this episode: The Edible Woman by Margaret Atwood Fit for Life by Marilyn and Harvey Diamond The Macrobiotic Community Cookbook by Andrea Bliss Lorman The Omnivore's Dilemma by Michael Pollan Who's Coming for Dinner by Jeffrey W. Suddaby

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  Unapologetically Canadian

  2026 Overview

  Jan 6, 202615 min

  In this episode, Tracey outlines her goals and intentions for making an impact as a creator in 2026. For her, that means considering leadership, writing, publishing and podcasting and collaborating to build two important non-profit companies.

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  Episode #62

  2025 Year in Review

  Dec 31, 202520 minS5

  In this episode, Tracey outlines highlights, weaknesses and strengths from 2025 in order to celebrate wins, recognize ways she wants to change, and identify potential habits to be created so she can keep growing in the coming year.

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  Episode #61

  Endings and Beginnings

  Jan 1, 202510 minS3

  The ending of one year the beginning of another provides us a great time to reflect and strategize for the coming year. In 2024, I learned that it takes many people to ensure access to healthy food, that local action can lead to international partnership and that inspiring Canadians can be found in every sector. As 2025 begins, I've recommitted to eating local seasonal food, to exploring new ways of communicating and to becoming a better business leader. My word for 2025 is grow. Let me know if you’ve had similar thoughts.

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  Episode #60

  The Great Cycle Challenge Canada Fundraiser

  Aug 10, 202218 min

  We are now in the second week of the Great Cycle Challenge in Canada. I thought this would be a good time to meet Ian Parker, who directs fundraising for the Sick Kids Foundation. We spoke about inspiring Canadians who cycle to raise money every August, the community created through our efforts, the importance of diversity and gratitude for Canadians who give.

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