The Mosaic Podcast
Beyond the Label ft. Kate Nimegeers
Dignity, Language & Support
Why Do the People Who Need Support the Most Have it the Least? A Conversation with Victoria Flores
di Moses Anjorin and Moradeyo Adeniyi
What happens when the world reduces a human being to a single label? In this episode of The Mosaic Podcast, co-hosts Moses Anjorin and Moradeyo Adeniyi sit down with Kate Nimegeers, Vice President and General Manager of Focus Systems. Kate opens up about her profound journey through difficult seasons—including loss and mental health struggles—to a life of resilience, executive leadership, and newly found faith. She shares how ordinary individuals, from a caring university professor to her next-door neighbors at a local Nigerian church, stepped across lines of comfort to rewrite the negative labels she carried. Tune in to discover what it means to lead a business with your spirit rather than your ego, why human beings are always more important than institutional systems, and what a truly sustainable community solution looks like.
Helping someone without respecting their dignity can do more harm than good even with the best intentions. Moses and Moradeyo dig into what it really means to support a neighbour, why the words we use shape how we treat people, and how something as small as saying good morning can be an act of dignity.
In this episode of The Mosaic Podcast, Moses Anjorin and Moradeyo Adeniyi sat down with Regina's city councillor for Ward 6, Victoria Flores. She gives some insight into some important issues such as systemic barriers, food insecurity and transit affordability which may be affecting our vulnerable neighbours. We also talk about the importance of grassroots advocacy, her journey so far in municipal politics and why good intentions without community behind them may not impact real change. This is one of those conversations that makes you want to take action.
Welcome to The Mosaic Podcast. In this first episode, we introduce the heart behind the podcast and the vision of Be A Neighbour. This is a space for real conversations about community, vulnerability, and what it truly means to show up for one another. We talk about why this podcast exists, the ideas that shape it, and the belief that vulnerability is not an identity but a circumstance. This is the beginning of a journey rooted in dignity, empathy, and neighbourliness in action.