02/24/2026
I’ve been quiet on socials lately because - it’s honestly been a month of processing big things.
It feels like the world is at an inflection point and either by design, accident or kismet, my work leading Story Studio Network and my consulting work at Erin Trafford | Story & Strategy feels like it’s also stepping into a new arena.
We are working on a handful of brand new shows on the network - and I can tell you that since being in this biz as an OG… there’s a tone shift, a new sense of courage and a collective belief that ‘if we don’t talk about this [insert reality] now, we will all meet our Maker not having fully lived in honest community…’
I leapt into my career in 2006 as a plucky journo ‘wanting to tell stories that matter’ and here I am, 20 years into what can only be described as a storied career and I feel the inflection point of perhaps maybe, finally having arrived.
The shows we are working on?
Tackle HUGE deep wending realities of
❤️🩹 Grief … what is it to lose someone unexpectedly? Where do they GO? Who do we become when grief is the blanket of our life? Why do we still believe grief is a one size fits all and a ‘who wears it best’ competition?
💟Belonging and faith… what is it to be a young Canadian born into an identity you did not choose but that comes with decades of geopolitical, religious and global ‘opinions’ about what makes you both right and wrong, belong and all at once be unqiue and different?
🌎Saving our gifts … what is it to be a person of science who sees a path forward for our planet but who knows the only way to achieve that ‘saving’ is thru ancient knowledge and wisdom and future focused nation building?
My word - I love these questions. I love that after 20 years I work with clients and team members that want this kind of big thinking storytelling.
Sure - we make cool podcasts.
But mostly- I see that we ask big questions that lead to incredible stories.
Got a big story?
Happy to hear all about it
E
📸 cred my husband Dan on a sunset beach walk with my two looney spoon kiddos who don’t care about wet boots from tide pools in Feb.