In this episode, host Lynzee Barnett sits down with Angela Neddo, owner of Habitual Chocolate, and Christine Hitchin, Libro Banking Advisor, to talk about entrepreneurship, passion, and building a business that works for your life. Angela shares her unconventional journey from the auto sector into chocolate making, the realities of owning a small business, and the care that goes into every part of the process beyond the product itself.

Together, they discuss the importance of trusted financial support, planning for busy seasons, and believing in yourself when taking a leap into something new. It’s an inspiring conversation about following your instincts, asking for help when you need it, and creating something meaningful in your community.

What does it really mean to choose a credit union in today’s fast-changing banking landscape?

In this episode, host Lynzee Barnett is joined by Shawn Good, President and CEO of Libro Credit Union, to talk about the recent merger between Libro and Kawartha Credit Union and what it means for members across Ontario. Together, they explore how two trusted credit union brands are coming together under one shared vision – taking a thoughtful, member-first approach to integration, minimizing disruption, and staying true to cooperative values.

As one organization maintaining two brands, the conversation highlights why greater scale doesn’t mean becoming a bank, and why purpose continues to set credit unions apart.

In this episode, host Lynzee Barnett sits down with Laura Husser from Libro’s London South branch and Jane Roy from the London Food Bank for a warm conversation about what community support really means. They discuss the growing need for food assistance in London, how neighbours can help one another directly, and why involvement goes far beyond writing a cheque.

Through thoughtful stories and genuine reflections, Laura and Jane remind us how far kindness and connection can go when we show up for one another. As Jane puts it, “Give what you can. Give your time.”

Taxes are important, but they don’t have to be overwhelming. In this episode, host Lynzee Barnett welcomes Paul McQueen, VP Wealth at Libro Credit Union, to share simple ways to stress less, save more, and set yourself up for success before tax season.

From “set it and forget it” savings to understanding why time in the market matters more than timing the market, Paul breaks down how small, consistent actions can make a big difference over time. Whether you’re just getting started or looking to build on what you’ve already got, this episode will help you feel more confident and in control of your money – one step at a time.

In this special episode, host Lynzee Barnett sits down with Libro CEO Shawn Good to discuss the proposed merger between Kawartha Credit Union and Libro Credit Union.

They explore why now is the moment to grow stronger – together. From shared values and purpose-driven decisions to scaling impact across Ontario, this conversation unpacks what the merger means, why it matters, and how it will create more opportunity for Members and Owners, and what it means to be part of a credit union that’s built for this moment – and ready for the future.

In this episode, host Lynzee Barnett talks with Peter May, co-owner of Maitland Valley Grotto, and Libro Relationship Manager Patrick Donnelly. From an idea sketched on a napkin to a thriving climbing gym, Peter shares his leap from the corporate world to entrepreneurship, and Patrick highlights how Libro helps small businesses grow.

Together, they explore what it means to just jump into business ownership and highlights the research, networking, and courage it takes to turn vision into reality. Whether you’re dreaming of your first venture or looking to expand, this conversation will inspire you to take the leap.

Starting a business is never easy – add a global pandemic, and you're facing the ultimate test of resilience. In this episode, host Lynzee Barnett sits down with Lisa Owens, owner of Resolute Wellness in Ayr, Ontario, and Libro Small Business Specialist Prema A.

Lisa shares her journey of navigating uncertainty, transitioning to a sole proprietorship, and making the switch to Libro for values-aligned business banking. From starting strong and staying resolute, Lisa not only weathered the storm but began dreaming even bigger. Together, they explore what it takes to build a business grounded in community, resilience, and resourcefulness.

Host Lynzee Barnett is joined by Shawn Good, President & CEO of Libro Credit Union, for a timely conversation on navigating change and making confident financial decisions in uncertain times.

As Canadians face economic shifts, global pressures, and outdated financial systems, Shawn explores why now is the time to rethink who we trust with our money. From supporting local businesses to advocating for open banking and “Made-in-Canada” solutions, this episode unpacks what it means to choose a financial partner that shares your values — and why that alignment matters now more than ever.