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Mastering the Media w/ Ann MacKeigan


In this week’s episode, we sit down with Ann MacKeigan, a media consultant and performance coach with over three decades of experience at CBC.


Ann shares insights on how artists can frame and deliver their stories with confidence, including practical strategies for preparing for interviews, finding the human connection in every story, handling unexpected questions with honesty, and creating memorable moments that resonate with audiences. We also explore how thoughtful storytelling can strengthen your presence across traditional media and social media.



If you’re interested in working with Ann, head over to CompassMedia to book a meeting.


About Ann MacKeigan

Ann MacKeigan is a media consultant and performance and leadership coach based in Toronto. She is the founder of CompassMedia. For more than three decades, Ann worked with the CBC, leading creative teams, developing national programs, and training on-air talent across news, arts, and entertainment. She created the ground-breaking program Global Village. Before launching CompassMedia,  she was the Executive Producer for the flagship national arts programs: Q with Tom Power, and Commotion with Elamin Abdelmahmoud. Through CompassMedia, Ann now helps broadcasters, performing artists and leaders speak with confidence, clarity, and connection—on mic, on stage, and in the moments that matter.


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Presented by Folk Canada

Hosted by Rosalyn Dennett

Produced by Kayla Nezon and Rosalyn Dennett

Mixed by Jordan Moore of The Pod Cabin

Theme music “Amsterdam” by King Cardiac

Artwork by Jaymie Karn


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