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    Why Morocco 013 – Storyteller Sarah Kchirid on the tradition and how it helped her understand her culture

    On this week’s episode Sarah Kchirid stopped by the studio to chat about the tradition of storytelling in Morocco. Sarah’s first memories of the tradition started with… Read more “Why Morocco 013 – Storyteller Sarah Kchirid on the tradition and how it helped her understand her culture”

    March 6, 2019April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 012 – Pop artist and photographer Hassan Hajjaj on his art and identity

    On this week’s episode I met with pop artist Hassan Hajjaj at one of my favourite art galleries in Marrakech where he was preparing an installation in… Read more “Why Morocco 012 – Pop artist and photographer Hassan Hajjaj on his art and identity”

    February 20, 2019April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 011 – Michelle Fletcher on slow travel and building a sand castle in the Sahara Desert

    On this week’s episode I traveled to the Sahara Desert to visit fellow Canadian Michelle Fletcher and her partner Kamal Yassine at their sand castle – Kasbah… Read more “Why Morocco 011 – Michelle Fletcher on slow travel and building a sand castle in the Sahara Desert”

    February 6, 2019April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 010 – Cassie Karinsky on opening a restaurant in Marrakech

    On this episode of Why Morocco I’m chatting with Cassie Karinsky, co-owner of +61, Marrakech’s own Australian restaurant. Cassie’s an entrepreneur and has owned a few business… Read more “Why Morocco 010 – Cassie Karinsky on opening a restaurant in Marrakech”

    January 23, 2019April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 009 – Dana Elemara on entrepreneurship and argan oil

    On this episode I’m chatting with my dear friend Dana Elemara, the owner of Arganic, 100% pure organic argan oil from Morocco. Dana’s passionate about what she… Read more “Why Morocco 009 – Dana Elemara on entrepreneurship and argan oil”

    December 6, 2018April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 008 – Lauren Keith on Lonely Planet’s Morocco pick for 2019

    For the eighth episode of Why Morocco, I reached Lonely Planet’s Destination Editor for the Middle East & North Africa Lauren Keith by telephone from my studio… Read more “Why Morocco 008 – Lauren Keith on Lonely Planet’s Morocco pick for 2019”

    November 22, 2018April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 007 – Lahbib El Moumni on brutalist architecture in Morocco

    For the seventh episode of Why Morocco, I reached Casablanca-based architect Lahbib El Moumni by telephone from my studio in Marrakech. I met Lahbib through CasaMemoire, an organization… Read more “Why Morocco 007 – Lahbib El Moumni on brutalist architecture in Morocco”

    November 7, 2018April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 006 – Hendrik Beikirch on Tracing Morocco

    For the sixth episode of Why Morocco, I headed out to the Montresso* Foundation to meet with artist Hendrik Beikirch, the artist behind the Tracing Morocco project… Read more “Why Morocco 006 – Hendrik Beikirch on Tracing Morocco”

    October 24, 2018April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 005 – A step inside the musée Yves Saint Laurent marrakech

    For the fifth episode of Why Morocco, I stepped out of the studio and into the musée Yves Saint Laurent marrakech where I met with Mme Christine… Read more “Why Morocco 005 – A step inside the musée Yves Saint Laurent marrakech”

    October 10, 2018April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 004 – El Fenn’s Willem Smit on design in Marrakech

    For the fourth episode of Why Morocco, my friend Willem Smit and I sat on the sofa of my apartment mansion and chatted about some of our… Read more “Why Morocco 004 – El Fenn’s Willem Smit on design in Marrakech”

    September 26, 2018April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 003 – Nargisse Benkabbou on preparing Moroccan cuisine

    For the third episode of Why Morocco, I reached blogger, chef and cookbook author Nargisse Benkabbou by phone at her home in London in advance of her… Read more “Why Morocco 003 – Nargisse Benkabbou on preparing Moroccan cuisine”

    September 11, 2018April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 002 – Sophia Bentaher and Annabel Atger on when to quit

    What happens when you have a fabulous idea and come to Morocco hot off a research trip around Europe ready to set up shop? On the second… Read more “Why Morocco 002 – Sophia Bentaher and Annabel Atger on when to quit”

    August 29, 2018April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

    Why Morocco 001 – Cris Martinus from SunTrails Morocco on trip planning

    For the first episode of Why Morocco, I’m sitting down with Cris Martinus from SunTrails Morocco, a boutique travel agency based in Marrakech. We’re discussing trip planning… Read more “Why Morocco 001 – Cris Martinus from SunTrails Morocco on trip planning”

    August 12, 2018April 19, 2020 by Mandy Sinclair

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    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
    Comme un samedi sur l'Île d'Orléans. Fabulous Comme un samedi sur l'Île d'Orléans. 

Fabulous architecture, fresh seafood for lobster rolls and lobster poutine, good wines, and breakfast with a view. Most importantly, especially after the past two years, was the good company. We made lists and did the work my life coach would be proud of (over bottles of bubbles, bien sûr). 

#freelancewriter #travelwriter #BonjourQuebec #summer #LabourDayWeekend #lovesummer #Quebec #QuebecCity #villedequebec #foodstagram #foodlover
    Sometimes referred to as the Sunday of summer, thi Sometimes referred to as the Sunday of summer, this August may just be the best August in years.

Beach days, farmer's markets, cottage nights and sunset swims. I'm soaking up every ounce of summer after a long, isolating winter + spring 2022.

 📷 @markthexplorer

#summertime #summervibes #LakeHuron #beachwalk #lakelife #lovesummer
    I absolutely love summer. I absolutely love Lake H I absolutely love summer. I absolutely love Lake Huron. 

If you've seen any of my stories, you're not surprised 😉.

#lakelife #lovesummer #LakeHuron #sunsets #sailing #blueskies #happyplace
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