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The Good Stripper, A Game Changer for Depression, Protesting Safely and More
September 24, 2020 00:00 - 49 minutesDr. Andrea Gonzalez, the lead author of the Ontario Parent Survey joins me to share some of the jaw-dropping results of her study that was conducted in May and June of this year. If you’re looking for your next great read, you won’t want to miss my interview with Marci Warhaft who joins me to share details on the release of her new book: The Good Stripper: A Soccer Mom’s Memoir of Loss, Lies and Lap Dances. Canadians now have an incredible new way to treat major depressive disorder that ...
Why You Should Ignore Best Before Dates, Street Medicine, Halloween 2020, and More
September 20, 2020 00:00 - 51 minutesMichelle Audette, one of the five commissioners of the government's national inquiry into Missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls joins me to discuss her role in that inquiry, what still needs to happen in Canada to improve the lives of the indigenous community, and the recent heartbreaking death of Joyce Echaquan that has put a bright spotlight on systemic racism. Julie Cole, mom of six and co-founder of Mabels Labels, has already decided her kids can go forth and collect as much...
Kris Collins AKA @KallMeKris Talks About Her Rise to Fame on TikTok
September 20, 2020 00:00 - 26 minutesWhen the world went into lockdown in March of this year hidden talents were unearthed everywhere as women looked to combat boredom and keep depression at bay. Some of us discovered we were baking queens, others explored knitting and needlepoint, large swaths of the population went back to school to chase degrees and new career opportunities, and a lot of us found ourselves on TikTok. Pre-Covid, TikTok was still largely considered a Gen Z social app, but the pandemic changed all that and every...
Canada's Sweetheart Elizabeth Manley, Parenting Teens in a Pandemic, and more
September 17, 2020 00:00 - 54 minutesElizabeth Manley shares her story and how in doing so has helped pave the way for others to step out from the shadows and seek help without shame, as well as details on Run for Women. Aly Pain joins me as a regular contributor to help parents and teens be stronger together. Alex Thom started making masks in the early days of the pandemic as a way to help friends and family stay safe, but her grassroots business Clippo has exploded in popularity lately and I think you’ll love her cheeky and co...
Tomboy, The Surprising History and Future of Girls Who Dare to Be Different
September 14, 2020 00:00 - 35 minutesAs I record this the El Dorado fire in California has burned over 14,000 acres. Aside from the sheer horror Californians are facing right now, it’s even more insane to think that this particular fire was started by a gender reveal party, crazier still, it’s not the first time. You can’t help but shake your head and ask “why are we so obsessed with gender”? Maybe it’s time to examine not just the damage we’re doing to our planet but to our children by fixating on it. When my next guest’s daug...
Why We Can't Have it all Right Now, Motivation and Burnout, Music, Movies and More
September 10, 2020 00:00 - 52 minutesThe stakes are high when women don't return to work. I speak with Jennifer Reynolds from Toronto Finance International joins me to discuss. Why you should rely on your intuition with Lynn Nicholls. Anne Brodie shares the latest on TIFF, and a review of Mulan. Collaborative Law is the future of divorce. Anna-Maria Musson shares why. Erica Ehm joins me to share information on MusiCounts. Finding a balance between motivation and burnout with Kelly Bos. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit meg...
The Future of Food is Here and It's Buggy
September 08, 2020 00:00 - 28 minutesThere was nothing more disconcerting for many of us than entering the grocery stores in late March and early April 2020 and seeing the shelves bare. Of course, we had all seen images like that in our life from other countries, but to actually experience it, was an entirely different feeling. Like most things in life, being told something could happen feels abstract to us. So when it comes to the future of food, maybe this experience has made us collectively understand that things are changing...
Making Emotional Health Mainstream, Money Coaching, and Homeschool Prep!
September 03, 2020 00:00 - 52 minutesDr. Michael O'Connor joins me to share the signs and symptoms of VKC, a rare childhood eye condition parents needs to be aware of. Dr. Natasha Sharma's mission is to make emotional health and personal self-development mainstream, and joins me to share how The Kindness Journal can help. Anne Brodie has an exclusive interview with Rachelle Lefevre from The Sounds, plus Bill and Ted Face The Music, and Tenet. Canada's Money Coach Judith Cane is the voice of reason and has some advice that we cou...
Thriving Under Pressure, 2020 Brought it's A Game, You Should Too
September 01, 2020 15:54 - 35 minutesThe connection between mental and physical health is indisputable. The challenge of course is getting your head on board with this knowledge. Dr. Andrea Dinardo thinks that in order to get through this pandemic, and in fact all stresses in life, it’s crucial to give meaning to the suffering. She is a professor of Psychology at the University of Windsor, TEDX speaker and a Psychology Coach who applies positive psychology to facilitate personal growth and transformational change. I invited her...
Tomboys and Pink Frilly Dresses, Cricket Farming and Destressing Tips
August 26, 2020 00:00 - 51 minutesLisa Selin Davis talks about her new book Tomboy, The Surprising History and Future of Girls who Dare to be Different. Anne Brodie joins me with this week’s new releases and an interview with Enuka Okuma from Netflix’s The Sleepover as well as her thoughts on the emotional and beautiful Summerland and Amazon Prime’s new teen romantic series Chemical Hearts. The future of food is definitely interesting, and Lauren Keegan, CEO of Entomo Farms which specializes in the farming of crickets thinks ...
WE Charity and the Problem with Charitainment
August 25, 2020 00:00 - 31 minutesOf all the things that 2020 has brought forth, who possibly could have predicted that we would have seen one’s of Canada’s brightest stars, WE Charity, under a microscope. My next guest had a pretty good idea back in 2012 when she wrote her Masters thesis "Pomp and Circumstance: Communication Strategy, Charitainment and the Media Event in the Humanitarian Context" focusing on the communication strategies of WE Day, which won the Best Civil Society Thesis award in 2012 in Sweden. When WE Chari...
The Importance of Women in Politics with Elizabeth May, Exploring Canada, and More
August 17, 2020 13:00 - 52 minutesI interview Elizabeth May, the parliamentary leader of the Green Party of Canada and Member of Parliament representing the southern Vancouver Island riding of Saanich-Gulf Islands. One of Canada’s most respected environmentalists and with over a decade of experience navigating politics, she is also a model for women who want to jump into a life of public service. Anne Brodie joins me with reviews of Spongebob Movie: Sponge on the Run and Unhinged. Carolyn Ray from JourneyWoman joins me to sha...
Single By Choice, Not Chance
August 15, 2020 00:00 - 27 minutesI think about being single a lot. I constantly weigh the pros and cons of being in a relationship in a way I never even considered before. In retrospect it’s also made me question why I ever wanted to be married in the first place. Looking back, it never occurred to me that I could have a full life unless was half of a couple, half of a whole. That type of existence never seemed like a viable option. We live in a couple-oriented culture and I knew no different. Would I have chose differentl...
Social Apps Own You; If You're Not Paying for the Product, You Are the Product
August 09, 2020 00:00 - 34 minutesHow often do you think about your privacy? Do you think about it every time you login to Facebook? Post an instagram picture? Send an email? Do you regularly ask Google or Siri to help with a task? Do you worry about data breaches or have you just resigned yourself to accept there is no such thing as privacy anymore? Personally, I know that I was at that point, and I emphasize was because in this next podcast I speak with Cat Coode, who is on a mission to help safeguard our data and protect...
Women Don't Need to Be Fixed, The System Does
August 04, 2020 00:00 - 30 minutesWomen20 AKA the, (W20) is an official G20 engagement group forming a transnational network of women's organizations, female entrepreneurs associations and think tanks. The main goal of Women20 is to promote women's economic empowerment as an integral part of the G20 process. At the beginning of this year, my next guest assumed her role as the W20 Sherpa for the year of Saudi Arabia’s Presidency. Little did she know of course that she was was stepping into this role in the Mother of all years....
Did You Have Cyberpunk Dystopia on Your 2020 Bingo Card?
July 30, 2020 00:00 - 29 minutesSome have called 2020 a dumpster fire, but my next guest says is more like a forest fire actually. She is an awarding futurist and a Senior Associate at the Future Today Institute. She combines research with unhindered creativity and grounded organizational practice to imagine and realize new worlds. She’s joins me to share some insights into what our future might hold and it’s not necessarily all bleak, it really depend on if we’re willing to listen to the experts or not. But based on how w...
Women Demand a Seat at The Table, Zoom Fatigue, And a Introduction to Energy Management
July 28, 2020 00:00 - 51 minutesThis week I interview Salma Al-Rashid, the Women 20 Sherpa for the year of Saudi Arabia’s Presidency of the G20 and the effects of this pandemic on women globally and why we need to be at the table for a our economic recovery. On a lighter note, Lisa Selin Davis shares her thoughts on Zoom wearing down women's self-confidence. Anne Brodie shares an interview with Lesley Chilcott, the producer of Helter Skelter: An American Myth and why the story you might know is not accurate. Getting girls ...
Living With the "Isms",
July 26, 2020 00:00 - 33 minutesI first heard of my next guest when I read a Huffington Post article about his fears raising black sons during this time. It became quickly apparent thought that it’s not just the systemic racism of being black that Avi deals with on a daily basis but the that he is living with ALL the isms, seriously, almost every one. Trans, black, Jewish, in an interracial relationship to a gay woman, adoptive parent to two children with developmental hurdles in the form of fetal alcohol syndrome and autis...
Parents and Teens in Isolation. What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
July 22, 2020 00:00 - 32 minutesRaising teenagers to paraphrase Charles Dickens, “is the best of times and the worst of times”. It’s been this way for time immemorial, but in 2020 we added a plot twist. We have taken teens who are hardwired to be seeking independence and pushing boundaries and locked them in a house, often with parents who are going through their own developmental stage at mid-life and then we soaked the fuse on this powder keg in fuel that comes in the form of school closures, non-stop social media, cabin...
What's Next From a Futurist, Why Women Are kicking their Financial Advisors to the Curb & More
July 17, 2020 00:00 - 54 minutesWomen have more economic clout than ever before. In fact, they are on track to control nearly half the financial wealth in Canada by 2026. Dilys D'Cruz from Meridian Credit Union joins me to share what women really want from their financial advisors. Cat Coode, an expert in cybersecurity and data privacy joins me to share her thoughts on what you should keep and what you should definitely delete when it comes to digital. Anne Brodie keeps bringing the goods and this week she shares her though...
Eating Your Feelings? You're Not Alone
July 16, 2020 00:00 - 26 minutesIf you’ve baked all the bread, then proceeded to eat it all. If you’ve ate every chip in the house, including the ones you’ve hid from the family during this pandemic then you’ve likely succumbed to emotional eating. We’re all guilty of it. Food brings comfort, whether it’s the feeling that comes from digging into a giant bowl of pasta or the high of overdosing on a box of chocolates, many of us have ate our feelings and maybe even some of our friends and family’s feelings too. The question o...
Why Are Girls Dropping Out of Sports in Record Numbers?
July 11, 2020 14:26 - 28 minutesWhen girls aren’t participating in sports it’s not just a kid not exercising anymore. It’s so much bigger than that. It’s a girl losing a healthy outlet to express themselves, to gain self confidence, to make lasting friendships, to learn how to lead, and how to fail. It means as a society we have less mentally healthy people in it, and ultimately when girls aren’t supported and given the best chance to excel mentally as well as physically, society loses. It’s much more than just exercise. I...
Jamaica is Ready to Receive You, Keeping Loneliness At Bay & Hot Flash Hell
July 09, 2020 00:00 - 54 minutesJackie Gillard joins me to discuss an article she recently wrote for the Washington Post Why Everyone Needs to Know More about Menopause - especially now. Anne Brodie joins me to discuss Hamilton, Trigonometry and more. Mahad Shahzad shares the heartwarming story of how he started the charity Chatting to Wellness to combat loneliness amongst seniors pre-Covid, and how it’s grown exponentially since. Angella Bennett from Visit Jamaica joins me to share the new protocols in place to keep touris...
A PTSD Tsunami is Coming. Are We Ready for It?
July 04, 2020 00:00 - 26 minutesWill PTSD be the next pandemic? Alarmist headlines like to suggest so, and honestly, in recent memory we have not gone through anything quite like this before, especially for our front line workers who are grappling with this on a level many of us can’t begin to understand. I wanted to know more, so we reached out to Dr. Katy Kamkar, a Clinical Psychologist in Toronto. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Single Moms Buddy Program
July 01, 2020 16:41 - 22 minutesNecessity is the mother of invention and if this pandemic has proven anything, it's that there is a lot of necessity. In particular, amongst single moms who were often put in impossible positions where they would have to choose between exposing their children to the virus when getting groceries or leaving them in the car where strangers would judge their parenting. Natasha Rose, who has been a single mother three times, saw the need and sprung into action. The result is the The Single Moms Bu...
Dreaming of Grenada and Back to School, and Eating Your Feelings Through Quarantine
June 29, 2020 00:00 - 53 minutesLaura Walton, President of CUPEs Ontario School Board Council of Unions that represents 55,000 education workers joins me to discuss what the return to school might look like. Grenada Dreaming and learning more about the Spice Island for those who are making travel plans in anticipation of vacations being given the green light. Christine McPhail from The Hopewell Eating Disorder Support Centre joins me to discuss emotional eating. Yashy Murphy from Parenting To Go shares some creative and fun...
Y'all Think Education Workers Are Worth Every Penny Now, Right?
June 26, 2020 21:36 - 34 minutesIt's probably fair to say that 98% of parents have a whole new appreciation for what teachers and education workers do everyday since students were sent home in March. What does the future hold for education in a post-covid world? No one can say for sure really. Not the Ontario government, and not those who work daily in education. We are definitely in uncharted waters. I speak with Laura Walton, President of CUPEs Ontario School Board Council of Unions that represents 55,000 education worker...
Okay Summer 2020, We Don't Want Any Trouble
June 23, 2020 00:00 - 56 minutesDr. Katy Kamkar is joins me to share the signs of PTSD in front line workers, some tips for prevention, and what we can expect in the months to come. How a small support group started in Ottawa has exploded in popularity across the country with The Single Moms Buddy Club. Laughter is the best meditation! Comedian Carla Collins joins me to discuss her stress relieving program called Comic Meditation. This week's best bets in entertainment. Canadian Women and Sports joins me to discuss why girl...
When You're Looking for Someone "Adultier" Than You At Parenting
June 22, 2020 00:00 - 31 minutesEven the parents who thought they had it all together have suddenly found themselves questioning everything now that this pandemic has changed everything. Enter Julie Freedman Smith and Gail Bell of Parenting Power, who join me to talk us all of the ledge and give us our confidence back as we head into what could potentially be the longest summer vacation ever. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Raising Anti-Racist Kids, Diabetes to Fitness Dynamo, and Parenting Power
June 18, 2020 00:00 - 56 minutesMeet Antoinetta Boticelli who was a diabetic who couldn't tie her own shoes in 2016 and has since lost 140 pounds and inspires others to live their best life. Speakers, authors, and nationally featured experts, Julie Freedman Smith and Gail Bell of Parenting Power share how to be the best parent you can be for the longest summer break ever. Heather Greenwood Davis talks about her National Geographic article that focuses on raising anti-rascist kids. Ruth Goba and Nana Yanful from the Black Le...
Let's Talk About Sex Baby
June 14, 2020 15:45 - 33 minutesDr. Jess O'Reilly is a world renowned sexologist and wants all couples to elevate their relationship to the next level with open and honest conversations about sex. Some of the work though has to come from within and that requires some introspection on what really want in the bedroom. Listen to this podcast for advice on identifying your core erotic feeling and then check out her podcast Sex With Dr. Jess. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dating During COVID, Love Lives Here, Religion & Pride
June 10, 2020 00:00 - 59 minutesI revisit three of my favourite interviews this year which include an interview with Amanda Jette Knox and her wife Zoe and their story, that Amanda shared in Love Lives Here. An interview with Reverend Daniel, and openly gay priest from the Anglican Church of Canada. Travel trends to know about when travel opens up again. How to date in the age of physical distancing, and all the best new entertainment releases with Anne Brodie including an interview with RJ Cutler. Learn more about your ad ...
Oh Canada - Anti-Black Racism Doesn't Stop At The Border
June 09, 2020 00:00 - 36 minutesI chatted with Ruth Goba and Nana Yanful from the Black Legal Action Centre this week about anti-black racism in Canada, systemic racism, what it means to defund the police, and how education in Canada disproportionately streams black students into applied classes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Roller Coaster That is 2020 Continues!
June 04, 2020 20:49 - 1 hourGetting your financial paperwork in order with Francine Dick, identifying your core erotic feeling with Dr. Jess, protecting your skin with Dr. Julia Carroll, connecting with Mother Earth in gardening this summer with Cheney Creamer, and what's new in entertainment with Anne Brodie. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Want to be a better ally? Start a conversation.
June 02, 2020 17:40 - 45 minutesWe're not always going to get this conversation right, but the only way to move forward is to listen, to learn, and to exchange ideas. Rene Syler asked her white friends on Facebook why it was so hard to talk about racism, so I invited her to join me on my podcast to discuss just that, between two friends. I cringe a little listening to me try to understand, but it's on me and on all white people to do better and to tear down systemic racism. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone....
For the Love of Dogs, Travel, and Money
May 26, 2020 14:45 - 57 minutesHow to keep your financial buckets full during COVID19, small business owners can take advantage of a FREE online summit, the "adopt, don't shop" trend when it comes to rescue dogs, going deep with Anne Brodie for entertainment, and travel dreams with The Islands of Tahiti. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Could you carry another person's baby?
May 22, 2020 01:54 - 37 minutesMaking the decision to be a surrogate is not something many do, probably because it is one of the most selfless things one person can do for another. I spoke with Wendy Romanko about her decision to be a surrogate for a co-worker and his wife, and while being post-menopausal! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Proof that Women Should Run the World On This Week's Show
May 21, 2020 19:12 - 1 hourReally boring t-shirts are making a fashion statement in Canada, Jodi Echakowitz joins me to share how Conquer Covid19 t-shirts have raised $2 million dollars for PPE for front line workers. Sara Usman's story will give you chills and then leave you cheering for her. Wendy Brown shares how she became a surrogate mother at 47! Anne Brodie has an incredible line up of new shows for Saturday Night at the Movies, WeRPN rep Dianne Martin shares how 13,000 gifts were nurses were hand delivered duri...
So You Want to Be a Writer? Here's What You Need to Know Before You Quit Your Job
May 14, 2020 01:02 - 35 minutesA lot of people dream of becoming a writer, but never actually pursue it. Not surprisingly is takes a lot of self-discipline, but if you're committed then the first thing you should do is listen to this podcast with Karma Brown who chased the dream and has written several international bestsellers like Recipe for a Perfect Wife and Come Away with Me. Karma takes the time to share what you need to know before you start writing your bestseller. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone...
Congratulations! We Made it To May!
May 10, 2020 16:12 - 1 hourI speak with Wendy Cukier from the Gun Control Coalition in Canada and what to say to gun supporters who say it's not enough, how pharmacogenetics with Inagene Diagnostics is changing the way we take our medicine, Anne Brodie has inspiration and intrigue in this week's entertainment, Robin Alter a clinical psychologist with The Psychology Foundation shares how are kids are stressing during this time and how we can help, and finally, Andrea Gunraj from the Canadian Women's Foundation joins me ...
I Just Took a DNA Test, Turns Out I'm 100% Taking the Wrong Meds
May 07, 2020 19:04 - 29 minutesThere is no one size fits all when it comes to medicine because your DNA, which is totally unique, will have a huge impact on how you metabolize different pain medications. Companies like Inagene Diagnostics are helping people know which medications will work for them with a simple at home pharmacogentic testing kit. This is a game changer and will prevent thousands of people having to endure side effects of a drug that won't work for them, or alternatively getting the right medication the fi...
Sometimes You Don't Know You've Had a Midlife Crisis Until It's Over
May 05, 2020 19:19 - 36 minutesSometimes you don't know you've had a mid-life crisis until you're past it. Theresa Albert left her marriage, and her "glamourous" job in the big city to pursue a dream in the quiet, idyllic town of Stratford, Ontario as the owner of Rosehurst Stratford, a historic bed and breakfast. She is living a very different dream than she envisioned for herself in her thirties, and is finding joy being the person she wants to be, not the person she thought she should be. Learn more about your ad choice...
Recipe for a Perfect Wife, Thriving with Cancer, and is Mother Nature Healing?
May 04, 2020 18:45 - 1 hourWhere addicts and those recovering from addiction can turn during COVID19 with Julie Eldson Height, the latest #1 best-seller from Oakville author Karma Brown, chasing a bed and breakfast dream with Theresa Albert, looking at the good and bad for the environment during COVID19 with Dr. Anastasia Lintner, living and thriving with a terminal cancer diagnosis with Renee Kaiman Levy, and the latest from Anne Brodie in entertainment. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
A Lesson in Living When You Know You're Dying
April 30, 2020 00:55 - 36 minutesRenee Kaiman Levy was handed a terminal cancer diagnosis, and instead of spending her time raging at the unfairness of it all, she decided to fully embrace her life and make changes so that she and her family would thrive. She is gracious, and kind, and is the perfect person to model how it is ultimately up to us to decide how we will respond to the hardships life can throw our way. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Does Mommy really need a drink?
April 27, 2020 13:22 - 29 minutesI spoke with Nadine Araksi Silverthorne about the culture of drinking in the mom space, whether there's more stigma attached to not drinking, parenting as a sport in modern life, and the dangers associated with alcohol. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Co-parenting in a pandemic, how to grieve with physical distancing, and more..
April 27, 2020 02:51 - 1 hourNadine Araksi Silverthorne talks co-parenting in a pandemic, Linda Stuart shares some of the new norms of how we grieve, a new writing workshop online for kids, this week's latest movies and shows with Anne Brodie, best practices for working at home with Dr. Claudia Machiella from the Wellness Prescription, and knowing when the easy way is the best way with Lara Wellman. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sex Trafficking in Canada
April 22, 2020 16:03 - 30 minutes90% of human trafficking in Canada is domestic, and it's on the rise. With teens currently spending more time online than ever during this pandemic, it's a good time to know how kids are groomed online for sex trafficking, what to watch for, and what to point out to your kids. Shreya Patel, the documentary film maker of Girl Up joined me to discuss. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
What to Expect When You're Expecting During COVID19, And the Stress of Living with Quaranteens
April 21, 2020 01:51 - 57 minutesWhat to expect when you're expecting during COVID19, the stress of quaranteens, the latest with Anne Brodie for Saturday Night at the movies, decorating your home while maintaining physical distancing, and what to watch for if your teens are being groomed or are in involved in sex trafficking. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Financial Advice for a COVID World, Homeschooling Tips for Everyone, And More
April 12, 2020 14:55 - 1 hourI get some sound advice from Nancie Taylor from Meridian Credit Union, chat with Mark Stolow from Huddol about a brand new initiative to help caregivers FOR FREE during COVID, homeschooling tips for reluctant parents, a behind the scenes look at Sunwing's repatriation efforts, making the most of your pantry, and the best in entertainment to keep boredom at bay with Anne Brodie. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Moneysense Magazine, Coping with the Trauma of Covid-19, and more
April 06, 2020 21:38 - 56 minutesI dive into all the relief options the Canadian Government is offering with Editor-in-Chief of Moneysense Magazine, Sandra Martin. Anne Brodie shares all the best bingeworthy shows and movies this week. Julie Daniluk helps us get familiar with our kitchens again, now that eating out is not an option. How Ontario Caregivers Organization is recognizing caregivers for National Caregiver Day and Kelly Bos walks us through some mental health tips. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone....