TAKING THE HELM with Lynn McLaughlin

TAKING THE HELM with Lynn McLaughlin

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TAKING THE HELM with Lynn McLaughlin episodes

  • How Cancer Works and the Impact of Research: Dr. Lisa Porter, Renowned Canadian Researcher and Scientist
    Dr. Lisa Porter is one of Canada's top research scientists. She is now the Executive Director of WE-Spark Health Institute and the Scientific Director of the Windsor Cancer Research Group. Dr. Porter shares her insights on cancer research, funding and helps us understand how cancer happens in our bodies. Dr. Porter is a role model for young women interested in Science, Engineering and Technology and also shares opportunities for students.
    00:25  Why Biology and Research?
    05:40  A vision for Windsor/Essex and building our network
    09:00  The Cancer Research Group
    11:40  Three main areas of cancer research at the Porter Lab
    13:00  What goes wrong for cancer to begin to grow?
    15:15  Lisa's Ted X talk and the complexities of scientific research
    18:00  Breast cancer and gains made due to research
    20:00  The wall
    22:00  Pediatric brain tumours
    24:25  Technology and Global networks
    27:30  Caution! What's the source of your information?
    29:00  Collaboration at its finest: W.E. Spark Alliance
    31:30  Opportunities for students
    35:00  The evolution of women in Science, Engineering and Technology
    38:15  June 27th - The virtual Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada walk across the nation
    38:40  Thank you to Dr. Porter and all researchers!
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0pqhleO32Q&t=8s
    http://porterlab.com/
    https://www.wesparkhealth.com/
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    41 min
  • How Cancer Works and the Impact of Research: Dr. Lisa Porter, Renowned Canadian Researcher and Scientist
    Dr. Lisa Porter is one of Canada's top research scientists. She is now the Executive Director of WE-Spark Health Institute and the Scientific Director of the Windsor Cancer Research Group. Dr. Porter shares her insights on cancer research, funding and helps us understand how cancer happens in our bodies. Dr. Porter is a role model for young women interested in Science, Engineering and Technology and also shares opportunities for students.
    00:25  Why Biology and Research?
    05:40  A vision for Windsor/Essex and building our network
    09:00  The Cancer Research Group
    11:40  Three main areas of cancer research at the Porter Lab
    13:00  What goes wrong for cancer to begin to grow?
    15:15  Lisa's Ted X talk and the complexities of scientific research
    18:00  Breast cancer and gains made due to research
    20:00  The wall
    22:00  Pediatric brain tumours
    24:25  Technology and Global networks
    27:30  Caution! What's the source of your information?
    29:00  Collaboration at its finest: W.E. Spark Alliance
    31:30  Opportunities for students
    35:00  The evolution of women in Science, Engineering and Technology
    38:15  June 27th - The virtual Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada walk across the nation
    38:40  Thank you to Dr. Porter and all researchers!
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0pqhleO32Q&t=8s
    http://porterlab.com/
    https://www.wesparkhealth.com/
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    Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/taking-the-helm/support
    41 min
  • Ep 15: Saving My Daughter's Life: Anna Penenberg
    Anna Penenberg is the author of “Dancing in the Narrows” and brilliantly chronicles a multiyear journey after, at age sixteen, Anna’s youngest daughter, was struck with a mysterious debilitating condition. In excruciating pain, Dana became completely dependent on her mother.
    Desperate to find a diagnosis and later a cure, Anna and her daughter were thrust into the medical world and far beyond. Full of adventure, humor and blind faith, Anna tells her inspiring story of self-discovery as a single mother fighting to save the life of her child.
    00:23  Introduction of Anna
    01:15  The moment in time where life took the detour
    03:30  Symptoms Dana experienced prior to the diagnosis of Lyme Disease
    11:30  No single solution 
    13:09  How to be proactive
    17:00  Taking experiences to move forward and survive
    22:29  Dancing in the Narrows
    28:50  An invitation to readers/listeners
    30:10  Feeling hope and Inspiration in our lives with all the challenges we have
    30:45  Have a healthy and safe day!
    https://annapenenberg.com/
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    Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/taking-the-helm/support
    32 min
  • Ep 15: Saving My Daughter's Life: Anna Penenberg
    Anna Penenberg is the author of “Dancing in the Narrows” and brilliantly chronicles a multiyear journey after, at age sixteen, Anna’s youngest daughter, was struck with a mysterious debilitating condition. In excruciating pain, Dana became completely dependent on her mother.
    Desperate to find a diagnosis and later a cure, Anna and her daughter were thrust into the medical world and far beyond. Full of adventure, humor and blind faith, Anna tells her inspiring story of self-discovery as a single mother fighting to save the life of her child.
    00:23  Introduction of Anna
    01:15  The moment in time where life took the detour
    03:30  Symptoms Dana experienced prior to the diagnosis of Lyme Disease
    11:30  No single solution 
    13:09  How to be proactive
    17:00  Taking experiences to move forward and survive
    22:29  Dancing in the Narrows
    28:50  An invitation to readers/listeners
    30:10  Feeling hope and Inspiration in our lives with all the challenges we have
    30:45  Have a healthy and safe day!
    https://annapenenberg.com/
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    Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/taking-the-helm/support
    32 min
  • Ep 14: “Thank You For Trying to Kill Me"... Jessica Santonato
    Jessica Santonato’s story is raw, unfiltered and vivid as she shares terrifying experiences such as domestic abuse, rape and attempted murder she experienced while living a criminal lifestyle.  She is a TED X speaker, an award-winning author who is inspiring courage after her journey to overcome adversity and discover the gift in her pain. 
    00:27  Teenage years and the start of a criminal lifestyle 
    04:50  A gang leader and drug dealer 
    07:35  A relationship built behind bars 
    10:00  Fear was always with me 
    12:05  Leading a double life  
    13:22  My husband tried to kill me 
    21:50  Victim Services 
    23:10  The arrest 
    25:49  He's going to be released from prison 
    27:50 Do I run? 
    30:15  Shocking news 
    31:50  Forgiveness 
    35:00  Flip the Script storytelling community 
    39:00  Empathy and compassion 
    40:50  How can we find a way to move forward to a place of acceptance and peace? 
    45:34  How to contact Jessica 
    Thank you to each of our guests on Taking the Helm since we launched in February! A new episode is published every Saturday! 
    http://www.jessicasantonato.com/
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    Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/taking-the-helm/support
    47 min
  • Ep 14: “Thank You For Trying to Kill Me"... Jessica Santonato
    Jessica Santonato’s story is raw, unfiltered and vivid as she shares terrifying experiences such as domestic abuse, rape and attempted murder she experienced while living a criminal lifestyle.  She is a TED X speaker, an award-winning author who is inspiring courage after her journey to overcome adversity and discover the gift in her pain. 
    00:27  Teenage years and the start of a criminal lifestyle 
    04:50  A gang leader and drug dealer 
    07:35  A relationship built behind bars 
    10:00  Fear was always with me 
    12:05  Leading a double life  
    13:22  My husband tried to kill me 
    21:50  Victim Services 
    23:10  The arrest 
    25:49  He's going to be released from prison 
    27:50 Do I run? 
    30:15  Shocking news 
    31:50  Forgiveness 
    35:00  Flip the Script storytelling community 
    39:00  Empathy and compassion 
    40:50  How can we find a way to move forward to a place of acceptance and peace? 
    45:34  How to contact Jessica 
    Thank you to each of our guests on Taking the Helm since we launched in February! A new episode is published every Saturday! 
    http://www.jessicasantonato.com/
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    Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/taking-the-helm/support
    47 min
  • Ep 13: How to Make Video Marketing Work for Your Business: Sheryl Plouffe
    Sheryl Plouffe is an entrepreneur, international speaker, and former Canadian TV broadcaster. She has been seen by millions over the course of her 25-year career in news media. Today, Sheryl helps other entrepreneurs and business professionals increase their authority – and their income – with video. She does this through her signature online and in-person events and she is widely known for doing away with word-for-word scripts and complicated tech in favor of simple-yet-strategic storytelling techniques. When she’s not working, she’s a hockey and baseball mom and an avid Prince fan. Sheryl lives and works in Ontario, Canada.
    00:24  Sheryl's background and expertise
    0:40  The use of video and discoveries
    08:00  Sheryl's impact 
    12:30  The 7-Day Video Challenge
    15:00  Over 130 new subscribers on YouTube daily!  What's her strategy?
    21:30  Implementation calls and the power of finding the right expert coach
    25:20  Entrepreneurial spirit
    29:00  Influences and the move into the TV industry
    32:00  Role models and mentors in broadcasting
    35:40  Restarting and clarity
    37:40  What drives Sheryl?
    41:30  Testimonial 
    42:20  Insights and options
    https://sheryl-plouffe.mykajabi.com
    https://www.facebook.com/groups/7dayvideo
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    Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/taking-the-helm/support
    46 min
  • Ep 13: How to Make Video Marketing Work for Your Business: Sheryl Plouffe
    Sheryl Plouffe is an entrepreneur, international speaker, and former Canadian TV broadcaster. She has been seen by millions over the course of her 25-year career in news media. Today, Sheryl helps other entrepreneurs and business professionals increase their authority – and their income – with video. She does this through her signature online and in-person events and she is widely known for doing away with word-for-word scripts and complicated tech in favor of simple-yet-strategic storytelling techniques. When she’s not working, she’s a hockey and baseball mom and an avid Prince fan. Sheryl lives and works in Ontario, Canada.
    00:24  Sheryl's background and expertise
    0:40  The use of video and discoveries
    08:00  Sheryl's impact 
    12:30  The 7-Day Video Challenge
    15:00  Over 130 new subscribers on YouTube daily!  What's her strategy?
    21:30  Implementation calls and the power of finding the right expert coach
    25:20  Entrepreneurial spirit
    29:00  Influences and the move into the TV industry
    32:00  Role models and mentors in broadcasting
    35:40  Restarting and clarity
    37:40  What drives Sheryl?
    41:30  Testimonial 
    42:20  Insights and options
    https://sheryl-plouffe.mykajabi.com
    https://www.facebook.com/groups/7dayvideo
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    Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/taking-the-helm/support
    46 min
  • Ep 12: Helping Sexual Assault Victims Find Your Voice: Melissa McCormick
    Melissa McCormick is the author of the Canadian bestselling book, “The Queen’s Daughter” which is a true story of the worst and most highly publicized case of sexual assault in Detroit history.  Melissa is an expert on sexual assault and the aftermath, and served on the board of directors of the Windsor and Essex County Sexual Assault Crisis Center for nine years, holding the position of President from 2005-2008.  The highly anticipated sequel to “The Queen’s Daughter” called “Thick Skin” which focuses on the aftermath of trauma including topics such as PTSD, depression, forgiveness, relationship with God and more, was released in 2014.
    She is also a past president of the Women’s Economic Forum and is the 2009 recipient of the Athena Leadership Award presented by the Windsor and District Chamber of Commerce In 2015 Melissa was awarded an Honorary Doctorate Degree from the University of Windsor and was invited to speak to over a thousand graduates during the commencement ceremony.
    Melissa runs her own non-profit agency called the Queen’s Daughter “Cause” to help sexual assault victims move forward in their lives. And, she continues her mission to stand up and speak out on behalf of victims of sexual assault and domestic violence who do not yet have the courage to do so for themselves. 
    00:24  Introduction
    00:50  What happened on that terrifying night when Melissa became, "The Queen's Daughter"?
    06:00  A cinematic episode and short film 
    07:30  Empowerment: the courage to report to the police
    07:35  Dead inside, motivation to stay alive and Mr. Lewis, an incredible mentor
    11:25  The Queen's Daughter Cause 
    12:40  Perspective from someone who has been through it
    14:20  We will not remain silent. 
    15:30  Forgiveness and changing the law
    18:40  Supports for sexual assault victims today
    19:50 How to support the Queen's Daughter Cause
    23:00  Accolades
    23:35  Sexual Assault is a social issue
    23:50  A wonderful life and future!
    25:00  Guidance for victims of sexual assault
    www.queensdaughter.com
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    Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/taking-the-helm/support
    27 min
  • Ep 12: Helping Sexual Assault Victims Find Your Voice: Melissa McCormick
    Melissa McCormick is the author of the Canadian bestselling book, “The Queen’s Daughter” which is a true story of the worst and most highly publicized case of sexual assault in Detroit history.  Melissa is an expert on sexual assault and the aftermath, and served on the board of directors of the Windsor and Essex County Sexual Assault Crisis Center for nine years, holding the position of President from 2005-2008.  The highly anticipated sequel to “The Queen’s Daughter” called “Thick Skin” which focuses on the aftermath of trauma including topics such as PTSD, depression, forgiveness, relationship with God and more, was released in 2014.
    She is also a past president of the Women’s Economic Forum and is the 2009 recipient of the Athena Leadership Award presented by the Windsor and District Chamber of Commerce In 2015 Melissa was awarded an Honorary Doctorate Degree from the University of Windsor and was invited to speak to over a thousand graduates during the commencement ceremony.
    Melissa runs her own non-profit agency called the Queen’s Daughter “Cause” to help sexual assault victims move forward in their lives. And, she continues her mission to stand up and speak out on behalf of victims of sexual assault and domestic violence who do not yet have the courage to do so for themselves. 
    00:24  Introduction
    00:50  What happened on that terrifying night when Melissa became, "The Queen's Daughter"?
    06:00  A cinematic episode and short film 
    07:30  Empowerment: the courage to report to the police
    07:35  Dead inside, motivation to stay alive and Mr. Lewis, an incredible mentor
    11:25  The Queen's Daughter Cause 
    12:40  Perspective from someone who has been through it
    14:20  We will not remain silent. 
    15:30  Forgiveness and changing the law
    18:40  Supports for sexual assault victims today
    19:50 How to support the Queen's Daughter Cause
    23:00  Accolades
    23:35  Sexual Assault is a social issue
    23:50  A wonderful life and future!
    25:00  Guidance for victims of sexual assault
    www.queensdaughter.com
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    Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/taking-the-helm/support
    27 min

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