
That Digital Take with Torri Webster
That Digital Take uncovers the ever-evolving world of influencers—challenging the industry, harnessing its power, and exploring how it connects us all. Through the lens of pop culture and entertainment,Torri blends: Insider interviews with industry leaders, viral influencers/ creators, actors, and rising stars. Behind-the-scenes storytelling from her own experience navigating the digital space. A…
Take #87 - DEXTER EXCLUSIVE! Jack Alcott Takes Us Inside Dexter: Resurrection Season 2
20 years of Dexter, and the Morgan family drama is far from over! 🩸 This week on That Digital Take, host Torri Webster sits down with Jack Alcott, the actor behind Harrison Morgan in Dexter: New Blood and Dexter: Resurrection, for an exclusive conversation about Season 2 of the hit Paramount+ ser…
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Take #86 - Tanya Taylor on Building a Fashion Brand Women Love: Creativity, Social Media & Giving Back
Canadian fashion designer and entrepreneur Tanya Taylor joins host Torri Webster on That Digital Take to talk about the business of creativity and what it takes to build a fashion brand women truly connect with. Since launching her namesake label in New York City in 2013, Tanya Taylor has built an…
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Take #85 - The Art of Starting Over: Building a Business with Your Best Friend
What does it really take to turn a great idea into a brand people love? This week on That Digital Take, Torri Webster sits down with Lauren Levy, the co-founder of Odd Cookie Snacks, the Canadian snack brand turning bite-sized, crispy cookies into a nationwide business. After building successful …
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Take #84 - Carrie Stars + My Fall Watchlist: Verity, Practical Magic 2 & More
Fall is officially here, and that means cancelling plans, getting on the couch and committing to something good. This week on That Digital Take, Torri sits down at TIFF with Summer H. Howell and Alison Thornton, stars of Mike Flanagan’s Carrie on Prime Video. This new version of the Stephen King c…
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Take #83 - How to Get Brand Deals in 2026: What Talent Managers Really Look For with Sara Koonar
Why are some creators landing $30,000 brand deals while others with bigger followings can't book a campaign? Sara Koonar, founder and president of Platform Media, one of Canada's leading talent management and influencer marketing agencies, reveals what's really happening behind the scenes. This wee…
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Take #82 - Michael Ramsey: STRONG Pilates, Men vs. Pilates, Haters & Hot Takes
What happens when a broken ankle turns into a global fitness empire? This week on That Digital Take, Michael Ramsey, co-founder and CEO of STRONG Pilates, shares how a frustrating recovery on the reformer sparked the idea for a workout with more strength and cardio, and how that idea grew from one …
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Take #81 - Anna Lambe: North of North, TIFF and Almost Quitting
Anna Lambe, award-winning actor, filmmaker and star of CBC/ Netflix North of North, joins That Digital Take for an honest conversation about what a working acting career actually looks like. Anna opens up about wanting to give up "all the time," the black box of self-tapes and casting, and why the…
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Take #80: Torchella Bachelorette Recap + Contrast Season
It's been a while since a solo episode, so this is a proper catch-up, and it ends somewhere I wasn't expecting. First: D23 as a first-timer. Sneaking onto the grounds early thanks to friends in high places, the celebrity sightings, and Disney laying out everything they have coming. Then one perfec…
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The Digital Replay: Jaclyn Forbes on Friendship, Failures, and Life Online
While Torri is off for Labour Day weekend, we’re pressing replay on a very special That Digital Take episode: Torri’s first-ever guest, best friend, and longtime content creator Jaclyn Forbes. Before we’re back with brand-new episodes next week, revisit the conversation that helped kick off TDT’s …
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Take #79 - Mel Grauds on Building Melrose Training, Brand Deals, Motherhood & Why Community Beats Reach
Most people in the creator economy build the audience first, then figure out what to sell. Mel Grauds did it backwards, and it worked. Mel founded Melrose Training in 2020 with virtual classes, one-on-one clients and no following. Six years later she's running three Toronto studio locations, Yorkv…
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