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    Why Morocco bonus – Author Adrienne Chinn on creative writing and the energy of Marrakech

    After several months off from podcasting from Morocco, I’m back with a bonus episode of Why Morocco. I’m chatting with my friend and author Adrienne Chinn about… Read more “Why Morocco bonus – Author Adrienne Chinn on creative writing and the energy of Marrakech”

    December 21, 2020December 20, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 033 – Life coach Ray Beach on Drift and Design

    For final episode of Why Morocco’s second season, I chatted with one of the people I’m checking in with weekly and that person is my life coach, Ray… Read more “Why Morocco 033 – Life coach Ray Beach on Drift and Design”

    April 15, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 032 – Amino Belyamani on Moroccan Tapes

    For this week’s episode I chatted with MoroccanTapes.com founder Amino Belyamani. Amino, who grew up in Casablanca and now lives in Brooklyn, created the site that brings… Read more “Why Morocco 032 – Amino Belyamani on Moroccan Tapes”

    March 4, 2020April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 031 – Touria El Glaoui on the 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair

    With the third edition of the 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair kicking off on 20 February 2020 in Marrakech, I chatted with fair founder Touria el Glaoui… Read more “Why Morocco 031 – Touria El Glaoui on the 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair”

    February 19, 2020April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 030 – Lonely Planet travel writer Helen Ranger on Morocco’s Middle Atlas Mountains

    For the thirtieth episode of Why Morocco, I reached Lonely Planet travel writer Helen Ranger by telephone from my studio in Marrakech. Helen is a friend and colleague,… Read more “Why Morocco 030 – Lonely Planet travel writer Helen Ranger on Morocco’s Middle Atlas Mountains”

    February 5, 2020April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 029 – Meryam Demnati on Amazigh culture in Morocco

    With a new year and a new decade upon us, I sat down with Meryam Demnati, an Amazigh activitist, to chat about a little-known New Year celebrated… Read more “Why Morocco 029 – Meryam Demnati on Amazigh culture in Morocco”

    January 22, 2020April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 028 – Aziza Chaouni on architectural restoration projects in Morocco

    For this week’s episode,I chatted with architect Aziza Chaouni in her Toronto office by telephone. I first learned about Aziza and her work when she was featured… Read more “Why Morocco 028 – Aziza Chaouni on architectural restoration projects in Morocco”

    December 4, 2019April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 026 – Imad Dahmani on modernist architecture in Casablanca

    For this week’s episode I met with architect Imad Dahmani in Casablanca for an architecture tour of some of the modernist buildings throughout the city. Imad works… Read more “Why Morocco 026 – Imad Dahmani on modernist architecture in Casablanca”

    November 6, 2019April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 025 – Justina Tulloch on living, visiting and doing business in Casablanca

    For this week’s episode I travelled to Casablanca to meet Justina Tulloch, the Aussie and one half of the duo behind Bondi Coffee Kitchen. A little known… Read more “Why Morocco 025 – Justina Tulloch on living, visiting and doing business in Casablanca”

    October 23, 2019April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 024 – Shiraz Ksaiba on leaving London and pursuing a creative life in Taghazout Morocco

    This week I’ve stepped out of the studio and sat oceanside with Shiraz Ksaiba, a London girl and creative I met while working together on the launch… Read more “Why Morocco 024 – Shiraz Ksaiba on leaving London and pursuing a creative life in Taghazout Morocco”

    October 2, 2019April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 023 – Abderrazak Houdzi on learning a craft in Marrakech

    This week I’m joined by Abderrazak Houdzi, owner of Ateliers D’Ailleurs, a company that encourages its clientele to roll up their sleeves and learn a Moroccan craft… Read more “Why Morocco 023 – Abderrazak Houdzi on learning a craft in Marrakech”

    September 18, 2019April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 022 – Aida Alami on reporting from Morocco

    This week I’m joined by Aida Alami, a journalist and contributor to the book Our Women on the Ground, Arab Women Reporting from the Arab World. Aida… Read more “Why Morocco 022 – Aida Alami on reporting from Morocco”

    September 4, 2019April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 021 – Richard Hamilton on writing Tangier: From the Romans to the Rolling Stones

    I’m back after a summer podcasting break and reached Richard Hamilton, author of Tangier: From the Romans to the Rolling Stones, by telephone to chat about his… Read more “Why Morocco 021 – Richard Hamilton on writing Tangier: From the Romans to the Rolling Stones”

    August 21, 2019April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 020 – Rose Button on experiencing the holy town of Moulay Idriss, Morocco

    On this week’s episode of Why Morocco, Rose Button, the first female, non-Muslim guesthouse owner in the holy town of Moulay Idriss near Fez, Morocco, sat down… Read more “Why Morocco 020 – Rose Button on experiencing the holy town of Moulay Idriss, Morocco”

    June 26, 2019July 2, 2019 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 019 – Cris Martinus from Sun Trails on summer holidays in Morocco

    Cris Martinus from boutique travel agency Sun Trails Morocco is back to chat planning a summer vacation in Morocco. Many travellers think it’s too hot to travel to… Read more “Why Morocco 019 – Cris Martinus from Sun Trails on summer holidays in Morocco”

    June 12, 2019August 21, 2019 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 018 – Alice Morrison on trekking along the Draa River

    Alice Morrison describes herself as an adventurer and she has just completed an 81-day trek along the Draa River in Morocco’s south. Palm groves, adobe houses, and kasbahs… Read more “Why Morocco 018 – Alice Morrison on trekking along the Draa River”

    May 15, 2019April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 017 – On visiting Morocco during Ramadan

    As we’re gearing up for Ramadan, I sat down with Assim, one of my valued Tasting Marrakech guides, to chat about travelling to Morocco during Ramadan. Many… Read more “Why Morocco 017 – On visiting Morocco during Ramadan”

    May 1, 2019April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 016 – Fulbright Scholar David Packer on Moroccan ceramics

    On this week’s episode of Why Morocco, my friend and fellow art-deco architecture lover David Packer stopped by in between the opening of his show at Anima… Read more “Why Morocco 016 – Fulbright Scholar David Packer on Moroccan ceramics”

    April 17, 2019April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 015 – Artist Christo on his Femmes exhibition at the Yves Saint Laurent museum in Marrakech

    On this week’s episode of Why Morocco, I had an opportunity to interview artist Christo during the opening of his exhibition Femmes at the Yves Saint Laurent… Read more “Why Morocco 015 – Artist Christo on his Femmes exhibition at the Yves Saint Laurent museum in Marrakech”

    April 3, 2019April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 014 – Author Saeida Rouass on historical fiction and her Moroccan-British heritage

    On this week’s episode of Why Morocco, British-Moroccan author Saeida Rouass stopped by the studio following her TEDx Marrakech talk to chat writing her first book Assembly of the… Read more “Why Morocco 014 – Author Saeida Rouass on historical fiction and her Moroccan-British heritage”

    March 20, 2019April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

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    Hello blue skies! It's been a winter of PR launch Hello blue skies!

It's been a winter of PR launches (@house_of_augustine_morocco and @battleface_plan) and admiring gorgeous spaces (swipe for two favs) in Morocco, Mexico and Paris. 

And now with Morocco's North Atlantic Coast content submitted to @lonelyplanet, I'm looking forward to new projects and client files. 

And that means I have 1-1.5 day per week available for a new travel PR client from mid-April. Hotel launch, travel tech, destination, tourism board, travel agency. Let's chat press office management, strategy, writing and consultation. 

#prconsultant #travelpr #travelconsultant
#travel #Morocco #freelancePr
    Just when I needed a massive dose of art and archi Just when I needed a massive dose of art and architecture alongside bold pops of colour, Mexico City (over) delivered. 

#CDMX #Mexico #Okuda #streetart #architecture #Aztec #LuisBarragon #modernarchitecture #artdeco #citybreak #freelancewriter
    For the past month, I was Mandy in Morocco once ag For the past month, I was Mandy in Morocco once again. And I loved every second. 

While I had mixed feelings about returning, I was honoured when @house_of_augustine_morocco asked me to lead PR efforts ahead of the @villa_augustine_tangiers launch on 1 February. And of course, @lonelyplanet with its offer to write the Atlantic Coast chapter with content due mid-March. 

So I said yes. 

And it was the right decision. 

It was a month of catching up with friends (though not all), visiting familiar haunts, and discovering new places, of which there are many post covid. Oh and I got to work with the @tasting_marrakech team to celebrate a 30th and 40th birthday celebration. 

It was just what my soul needed.

Swipe for some favourites from my month in Morocco.

#Morocco #prconsultant #travelpr #hotelpr #Marrakech #Tangier #travel #Maroc #travelconsultant
    The grey skies over Goderich are relentless at thi The grey skies over Goderich are relentless at this time of year. So I'm mentally transporting myself back to visiting @casalomatoronto on a particularly blue sky day in October. 

With a few journalists in tow, we admired the architecture, interiors and  gardens of this treasured landmark on a private tour as part of a press trip organized by @whitetigerpr (where I'm a PR consultant) for @destination_toronto. 

#CasaLoma #Toronto #prconsultant #seetorontonow #WhiteTigerPR #presstrip #PR
    Bayfield blues on a Thursday afternoon. Between Bayfield blues on a Thursday afternoon. 

Between the second season of @postcardsfromhuroncounty, signing a contract to work with @lonelyplanet to write a chapter in a forthcoming guidebook, meeting wonderful @tasting_marrakech guests, PR clients and travel, life has been wildly business. Taking an afternoon to wander in @bayfieldontario to admire new murals, eat a pecan pie blizzard from @woodland.drive.in_bayfield while soaking up the sunshine was a delight. 

#prconsultant #MandySinclairPR #PostcardsfromHuronCounty #podcast #podcaster #mural #muralart #blueskies
    Its been a bonkers few weeks with projects/clients Its been a bonkers few weeks with projects/clients on three continents, but the second season of @postcardsfromhuroncounty launched yesterday.

I absolutely loved interviewing Marc Cantin, whose ancestors arrived in Quebec from France on invitation from the Hudson's Bay Company (they were ship builders) before eventually making their way to Huron County. 

His great-grandfather had a vision to build a canal system that had the support of private investors, including Henry Ford, but couldn't get government approval, Cantin told me.

Tune in on your favourite pod app to listen. 

And of course, big thanks to Clint Mackie @thestaysh_ for awesome audio production, and @huroncountymuseum and @communityfutureshuron for supporting my ideas!

#podcast #PostcardsfromHuronCounty #discoverOntario #OntariosWestCoast
    An autumn weekend in southwestern Ontario. With An autumn weekend in southwestern Ontario. 

With gorgeous day time temperatures and colours to match, and fresh harvest of root vegetables to roast up alongside meats from local producers, autumn is a vibe 🍁🍂.

#autumn #rural_love #fallfoliage #fallcolors #ontario #HuronCounty #G2GTrail
    Thanksgiving Day 🦃 and so grateful. #Thanksgiv Thanksgiving Day 🦃 and so grateful.

#Thanksgiving #grateful #fallfoliage #naturelovers #MenesetungBridge #HuronCounty #MaitlandRiver #gratitude
    Truth: I always missed October in Canada while liv Truth: I always missed October in Canada while living in Morocco. The fall foliage spotted on country drives and rural hikes, a hot cup of apple cider on a cool day, farmers harvesting the corn and beans, Thanksgiving dinner with family. 

This year I'm here for it all. 

But apparently its supposed to snow this weekend. So I may need to start thinking of sunny destinations.

#autumn #rural_love #HuronCounty #naturelovers #inspiredbynature #fallfoliage
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