In this episode, Liz Reid and Abhay Sharma talk about building connection through theatre, and how it can be a way to break down barriers and learn about one another. - Liz acts with GeriActors, an intergenerational theatre company in Edmonton,

In this episode, Kinia Romanowska and Liz O'Neill talk about balancing careers and family. Liz is the executive director of Boys & Girls Clubs Big Brothers Big Sisters of Edmonton & Area and Kinia is the founder of Pros & Babes,

Twin Brooks Community League invited The Shared Mic hosts Salima Suleman and Eric Storey to a special event in Dec. 2019, which brought together community members from diverse backgrounds, ages and stages of life.  - At the event,

Twin Brooks Community League invited The Shared Mic hosts Salima Suleman and Eric Storey to a special event in Dec. 2019, which brought together community members from diverse backgrounds, ages and stages of life.  - At the event,

Salima Suleman and Eric Storey are the hosts of The Shared Mic. In this conversation they talk about friendship — tackling questions like navigating friendships in the workplace to friendship at first sight,

Sadru Nazarali and Ndumiso Gama are both proud Edmontonians who find commonality discussing the joys and challenges of moving to Canada. Both men had to work incredibly hard and acknowledge the difficulties of immigrating,

Nisha Patel, current poet laureate for the City of Edmonton, and Michael Phair, former Edmonton city councillor, discuss the unique experience of representing historically marginalized communities using a prominent public platform. -

In the first episode, Larry Jewell and Gregory Caswell, LGBTQ2S+ change-makers from different generations, find common ground on the topic of love and relationships. While they have taken different paths to find happiness,

Welcome to the trailer for The Shared Mic: Conversations for the Ages — Edmonton’s first unscripted, intergenerational podcast.