Working from home has become a challenge for many of us across all fields.  Communication is rapidly changing in a pandemic environment, but how do we communicate effectively? How do we make good changes?  Dr. Alex Sevigny helps answer this question..Dr. Sevigny is an Associate Professor of Communications Management and Studies at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario.

April speaks with Lorraine Goddard of United Way about the impact the COVID-19 pandemic is having on donations in the non-profit sector.  The impact is largely negative, and effecting everything from child poverty, food security, housing, to education and jobs.  She explains 'NEET' youths and "Inclusive Economies" and what they mean long term if donations continue to decline.  

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April speaks with Dr.  Arya Sharma on obesity.  Dr. Sharma is the leading expert on obesity and the Founder of Obesity Canada.  He is  a Medical Doctor and Professor at the University of Alberta, Canada.  Dr. Sharma explains the biological process behind obesity and why happens to some and not others.  If you have a friend or family member who suffers from obesity and wants to get help, tune in!  He's great! 

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April interviews, "Life & Body" fitness expert, Reno Perlin who talks about maintaining our physical health and weight during the holidays, citing the "transtheoretical model of change".  He also explains, "reinventing your motivation wheel" when it comes to working out.  Does your motivation to keep fit have real meaning?  Reno, explains why this is the most important element to keeping weight off!

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April speaks with, MSW - Social Worker and Professor, Hiba Hamed on the role she plays in her community, and how she addresses diversity and inclusion.  Hiba, also addresses the challenges she faces as a visible minority (born and raised in Canada), and how she overcomes them.  It's real, honest, and raw.  A refreshing conversation, and an inspiring woman!

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April interviews, Lisa Shurrock, owner of Elite Piano Studio's in Windsor Essex, Ontario.  Lisa, explains what has made her a successful entrepreneur, and how her passion for music is expressed and learned in her studio.  For Lisa, process is everything, from beginning to end.

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With so much COVID reflection time, April stops to talk about what Emotional Intelligence means, and why it is the most important thing to practice in order to build successful relationships in all areas of life!  An educational podcast on Daniel Goleman's 13 Signs of Emotional Intelligence.  Test yourself.

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April speaks with Jeff Grubisich, President and CEO of GRS North America about the Aerospace and Automotive industries at present, and how COVID is impacting business.  The big questions: How will the American economy fare in the next quarter and for the rest of 2020?  How many layoffs? Which businesses will survive?  We are all hoping the economy and business will improve, but how realistic is a big upswing for 2020?  Tune in for Jeff's perspective on business.  

April speaks with local MP for Windsor/Tecumseh, Irek Kusmierczyk on what to expect moving forward during the COVID-19 pandemic, as we head towards "Phase 2" of lockdown.  Irek, emphasizes the need for safety, while also highlighting government policies and programs in place to help support those who have lost income during the pandemic.  He also explains his role as a new MP in uncharted territory, and how he continues to adapt as a political representative. 

April speaks with Irene Moore Davis, who is an educator, historian, author, and activist who speaks about equity, diversity, and African Canadian history to a wide variety of audiences.  She explains how systemic discrimination creates a disadvantage for racialized people, while offering insight on it can be overcome in our society.  

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