Omatta Udalor is a Producer, Director, Actor, and voice artist with credentials in film, television, and stage performances including appearances in Ties that Bind, Wynona Earp, and Faultline. He also has won awards for his short movies "Texted" and "The Trials of Miss Mudimbe" under his production company Handcuffs Entertainment Inc

Omatta has also graced the stage with performances in It's A Wonderful Life, Dreaming for A Ticket, Black Gold, and The Perplexing Prairies.

We spoke to him on the "My Journey" podcast and he reveals deep stories behind his immigration, family, and personal life.

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Wunmi Idowu founded Woezo Africa Music & Dance Theatre Inc., a Calgary-based arts organization that promotes African culture through music, dance, and theater.

She is a passionate advocate for African arts and has made significant contributions to showcasing African heritage in Canada

We caught up with her on "My Journey" to share her inspiring life journey and the intricacies of an immigrant in a foreign land

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Lanre Ajayi is a passionate storyteller using different mediums and styles of art as a means of expression—an immigrant from Nigeria who now calls Calgary home.

He founded Ethnik Festivals Association and today he appeared on "My Journey TV Show" to share his powerful immigrant story. In his conversation, he delved into the ups and downs of his journey, from the challenges of failure and moments of deep pain to the joy and fulfillment that came with perseverance and eventual success.

Through Ethnik Festivals, Lanre celebrates cultural diversity while highlighting his personal growth and the resilience needed to thrive as an immigrant entrepreneur. His story is one of overcoming adversity and finding purpose through passion and community engagement.