Sarra Munoz

In It For The Honey

Business EN ↓ 3 episodes

In It For The Honey is a podcast about entrepreneurship with purpose and building things that outlive us. Through thoughtful conversations with entrepreneurs, creators, and leaders, we explore business, growth, and legacy through a more intentional lens. We go beyond surface-level success to uncover the stories, risks, and values behind meaningful work. This podcast is for those who believe in purpose, not just profit. For those who believe in creating impact, not just income. Because we’re all in it for the honey.

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Sarra Munoz

Episodes

In It For the Honey: Drivisa - Fixing the Industry Nobody Thought to Fix 26.03.2026 43:42

What does it look like to disrupt an industry that most people never think twice about? In this episode, I sit down with Ali Zaydan, co-founder and CEO of Drivisa, Canada's driving education platform built on a simple but powerful idea: getting your license shouldn't be expensive, rigid, or inaccessible. Ali walks us through how Drivisa spotted a gap in a traditional, underserved market and built...

In it for the Honey: Jon Irwin - From Corporate Problem-Solver to Innovation Catalyst 26.03.2026 43:23

What if the key to fueling Canada’s innovation ecosystem isn’t just money—but the people who know how to unlock it? In this episode, I sit down with Jon Irwin, a funding and investment expert who has helped entrepreneurs secure millions in grants, tax credits, and government incentives. Jon started his career solving technical puzzles, but over time, he realized his real gift wasn’t just in coding...

In it for the Honey: BITS - Creating Space for Canada's Fringe, Fearless & Fantastic 25.03.2026 43:50

What does it take to build a film festival that pushes boundaries, celebrates risk-taking, and gives a home to the stories mainstream Canada overlooks? In this episode, I sit down with Festival Director and Founder Kelly Michael Stewart of Blood in the Snow , Canada's premiere showcase of horror, genre, and underground cinema. Since 2012, BITS has carved out a space for filmmakers who dare to expl...