Stella Eusebius is a Nigerian creative, content creator and fitness enthusiast who currently lives in Nova Scotia, Canada. She is currently pursuing her Bachelor of Science in Psychology with hopes to eventually go to medical school.

Stella started content creation just for fun, but over time it’s turned into something bigger for her and she hopes to work with brands like Gymshark.

Stella’s journey into creativity started with writing and drawing, and her creativity has evolved and taken the shape of different activities like painting and styling.

She has plans to have a solo exhibition someday, both in Nigeria and Canada.

Learn more @softamala

He showed up to the East Coast Sessions feeling uncomfortable in his outfit, until he put it on and felt like himself. That's JR Slotta: an artist who's always willing to try something new, even when it pushes him outside his comfort zone.

In this episode, JR breaks down his viral East Coast Sessions performance at the skate park, the story behind the song "On My Mind," and why he chose that track over the original plan. He also dives into his creative partnership with producer Josh Bragg, how they make magic happen across Discord calls, and what fans can expect from their upcoming EP I Don't Mean to Breg.

JR also shares his unfiltered take on social media, why Instagram works for him, why TikTok doesn't, and the pressure artists face to be influencers on top of creators. And in a raw moment, he opens up about his relationship with his parents, the fights that defined his teenage years, and how moving away helped him become a better person.

Check him out @jrslotta

Ilona is a Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) Veteran, having turned an early fascination with aviation into a position as a helicopter pilot at one of Canada’s Tactical Helicopter Squadrons. After thirteen years in the CAF, Ilona was released following an injury. She continued in aviation for several years as a civilian helicopter flight instructor.

Before & throughout her career in aviation, creativity & craft always played a large role in Ilona’s life, cultivated at an early age when she was encouraged to learn by creating – from sewing & knitting to building & painting. As an adult, Ilona learned the art of wire-wrap jewellery through evening classes, while posted to Comox, BC. This particular craft quickly became the focus of her creative energy.

Now residing in Halifax, NS, Ilona took skills from both her career in aviation & instruction, and her creative practice into entrepreneurship. She is the founder of Mable & Rose Handmade, a creative costume jewellery repair & upcycling business that values secondhand materials, hands-on experiences and community.

Check her out @mable_and_rose