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+ series.

From joining one of television's most iconic franchises to working alongside Michael C. Hall, Jack takes us behind the scenes of bringing Dexter Morgan's son to life. We dive into Harrison's complicated relationship with his father, the pressures of stepping into a beloved franchise, the evolution of Dexter over two decades, and what the future could hold for the next generation of Morgans.

Plus, Jack opens up about his acting journey, navigating Hollywood as a young actor, and the challenges of portraying a character caught between his father's dark legacy and his own pursuit of justice.

Can Harrison Morgan escape his father's shadow, or is he destined to follow in Dexter's footsteps?

Catch Dexter: Resurrection Season 2 on Paramount+.

That Digital Take is hosted by Torri Webster, presented by iHeartRadio Canada, and available on Crave.

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+ series.
From joining one of television's most iconic franchises to working alongside Michael C. Hall, Jack takes us behind the scenes of bringing Dexter Morgan's son to life. We dive into Harrison's complicated relationship with his father, the pressures of stepping into a beloved franchise, the evolution of Dexter over two decades, and what the future could hold for the next generation of Morgans.
Plus, Jack opens up about his acting journey, navigating Hollywood as a young actor, and the challenges of portraying a character caught between his father's dark legacy and his own pursuit of justice.
Can Harrison Morgan escape his father's shadow, or is he destined to follow in Dexter's footsteps?
Catch Dexter: Resurrection Season 2 on Paramount+.
That Digital Take is hosted by Torri Webster, presented by iHeartRadio Canada, and available on Crave.

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. Actionable takeaways for listeners curious about how digital culture shapes careers, business, and society.

That Digital Take uncovers the ever-evolving world of influencers&mdash;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 &nbsp;storytelling from her own experience navigating the digital space. Actionable takeaways for listeners curious about how digital culture shapes careers, business, and society.

That Digital Take with Torri Webster

DEXTER EXCLUSIVE! 🩸 Torri Webster sits down with Jack Alcott, the star behind Harrison Morgan, for an inside look at Dexter: Resurrection Season 2! From working alongside Michael C. Hall to navigating the Morgan family’s killer legacy, we're talking all things Dexter as the iconic franchise celebrates 20 years!

Take #87 - DEXTER EXCLUSIVE! Jack Alcott Takes Us Inside Dexter: Resurrection Season 2

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 internationally recognized brand. It’s known for vibrant colours, hand-painted prints and inclusive sizing, and it’s been worn by Michelle Obama, Beyoncé, Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande. In this episode, Tanya shares how she went from studying finance at McGill to fashion design at Parsons, what she learned working with Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen at Elizabeth and James, and the early mistakes that cost her time and money.

We also get into how social media and TikTok have changed the fashion industry, whether celebrity red carpet moments or creator content matter more today, what brands get wrong about influencer marketing, and how to tell a passing trend from something that lasts. Tanya opens up about inclusive fashion and confidence, coming home to open her Toronto flagship store, launching the Tanya Taylor Fashion Lab at Havergal, and co-founding Baby Love, which has helped provide millions of diapers to families in need.

In this episode:
Building a fashion brand with staying power
Balancing creative vision with commercial success
Hiring and building a team you trust
The best money she’s spent growing her business
Social media, influencer marketing and viral fashion moments
Mentorship and advice for women in creative careers
Motherhood, ambition and giving back through Baby Love and Creative Club
A rapid-fire round on style, confidence and New York vs. Toronto

Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a creative, a marketer or a fashion lover, this conversation is full of real insight into building a brand, a business and a legacy.

Subscribe to That Digital Take for more conversations with founders, creators and marketing leaders.

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 internationally recognized brand. It&rsquo;s known for vibrant colours, hand-painted prints and inclusive sizing, and it&rsquo;s been worn by Michelle Obama, Beyonc&eacute;, Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande. In this episode, Tanya shares how she went from studying finance at McGill to fashion design at Parsons, what she learned working with Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen at Elizabeth and James, and the early mistakes that cost her time and money.
We also get into how social media and TikTok have changed the fashion industry, whether celebrity red carpet moments or creator content matter more today, what brands get wrong about influencer marketing, and how to tell a passing trend from something that lasts. Tanya opens up about inclusive fashion and confidence, coming home to open her Toronto flagship store, launching the Tanya Taylor Fashion Lab at Havergal, and co-founding Baby Love, which has helped provide millions of diapers to families in need.
In this episode:
<ul dir="ltr">
<li>Building a fashion brand with staying power</li>
<li>Balancing creative vision with commercial success</li>
<li>Hiring and building a team you trust</li>
<li>The best money she&rsquo;s spent growing her business</li>
<li>Social media, influencer marketing and viral fashion moments</li>
<li>Mentorship and advice for women in creative careers</li>
<li>Motherhood, ambition and giving back through Baby Love and Creative Club</li>
<li>A rapid-fire round on style, confidence and New York vs. Toronto</li>
</ul>
Whether you&rsquo;re an entrepreneur, a creative, a marketer or a fashion lover, this conversation is full of real insight into building a brand, a business and a legacy.
Subscribe to That Digital Take for more conversations with founders, creators and marketing leaders.

Canadian fashion designer Tanya Taylor joins Torri Webster to talk about building a fashion brand women truly connect with. She covers her path from finance at McGill to dressing Michelle Obama and Taylor Swift, the early mistakes behind her success, and how social media and influencer marketing have changed fashion. She also talks about inclusive sizing, her new Toronto flagship store, and giving back through Baby Love.

Take #86 - Tanya Taylor on Building a Fashion Brand Women Love: Creativity, Social Media & Giving Back

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 careers and businesses of their own, Lauren and Devin found themselves asking one big question: What's next? Their answer? Starting something completely new, together.

From launching in a single Toronto retailer to expanding into 800+ stores across Canada, we're getting into the realities of entrepreneurship, building a business with a friend, navigating growing pains, and what it actually takes to stand out in a crowded market.

Plus, we're talking about the power of authenticity, social media marketing, knowing when to pivot, and why sometimes the most important part of building something successful is being willing to start over.

Whether you're dreaming of launching a business, navigating a career change, or figuring out your next chapter, this conversation is for you.

New episodes of That Digital Take every week.

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 careers and businesses of their own, Lauren and Devin found themselves asking one big question: What's next? Their answer? Starting something completely new, together.
From launching in a single Toronto retailer to expanding into 800+ stores across Canada, we're getting into the realities of entrepreneurship, building a business with a friend, navigating growing pains, and what it actually takes to stand out in a crowded market.
Plus, we're talking about the power of authenticity, social media marketing, knowing when to pivot, and why sometimes the most important part of building something successful is being willing to start over.
Whether you're dreaming of launching a business, navigating a career change, or figuring out your next chapter, this conversation is for you.
New episodes of That Digital Take every week.

From one Toronto retailer to 800+ stores across Canada! This week, Torri Webster sits down with Odd Cookie Snacks co-founder Lauren Levy to talk entrepreneurship, career reinvention, building a business with a friend, and turning a simple idea into a fast-growing Canadian snack brand. Plus, the realities of scaling a business, social media marketing, authenticity, and knowing when to take a chance on your next chapter.

Take #85 - The Art of Starting Over: Building a Business with Your Best Friend

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 classic is set in high school today, with social media, group chats and viral moments. Summer (Carrie White) and Alison (Chris Hargensen) talk about:
Landing roles after a search of more than 1,000 actors
Auditions, rejection and building a career as young actors
Playing a character who is cruel to your castmates, and leaving her behind when they call cut
Bullying in the age of social media
What fake blood is really like, and the moments they broke character

Then Torri goes solo with her fall TV and film lineup:
Her review of Verity, starring Anne Hathaway, Dakota Johnson and Josh Hartnett
Her verdict on Carrie
What Practical Magic 2 needs to get right
Avengers Encore and the road to Doomsday
Robert Pattinson in Primetime, and her Dune homework

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&rsquo;s Carrie on Prime Video. This new version of the Stephen King classic is set in high school today, with social media, group chats and viral moments. Summer (Carrie White) and Alison (Chris Hargensen) talk about:
<ul dir="ltr">
<li>Landing roles after a search of more than 1,000 actors</li>
<li>Auditions, rejection and building a career as young actors</li>
<li>Playing a character who is cruel to your castmates, and leaving her behind when they call cut</li>
<li>Bullying in the age of social media</li>
<li>What fake blood is really like, and the moments they broke character</li>
</ul>
Then Torri goes solo with her fall TV and film lineup:
<ul dir="ltr">
<li>Her review of Verity, starring Anne Hathaway, Dakota Johnson and Josh Hartnett</li>
<li>Her verdict on Carrie</li>
<li>What Practical Magic 2 needs to get right</li>
<li>Avengers Encore and the road to Doomsday</li>
<li>Robert Pattinson in Primetime, and her Dune homework</li>
</ul>

Torri talks with Summer H. Howell and Alison Thornton, stars of Prime Video’s Carrie, about auditions, fake blood and being a young actor in the social media age. Then she shares her fall TV and film lineup, including her review of Verity.

Take #87 - DEXTER EXCLUSIVE! Jack Alcott Takes Us Inside Dexter: Resurrection Season 2

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