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On today's show:

- A leading expert on teenage girls, Dr. Lisa Damour, and her book that aims to give parents an understanding of their daughter’s erratic behaviour

- Travel expert Kathy Buckworth will focus on Florida- specifically, the difference between Miami, Orlando and Fort Lauderdale

- In TD's Your Story: Your Future we look at everything to do with mortgages and renewing them

- and movie critic Anne Brodie shares her picks for the big and small screen

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On today's show:

There is new research that bolsters evidence that a simple blood test may someday be used to detect concussions, and sports and rehab expert Dr. Sapna is going to explain how it may work

- In the quest to eat fresh local food, have you ever explored the "Rent the Chicken" option? We'll explain all about that

- A countrywide competition by Woods Canada in the first ever edition of the Canada’s Greatest Explorer competition

- and everything we really want to know about Tech with Kris Abel.

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Time out with Anne Brodie - every Friday at 11:45ET on What She Said, SiriusXM ch 167 - www.whatshesaidradio.com

A world renown tattoo collector and expert, Louise and her husband Henk are the proprietors of the Amsterdam Tattoo Museum and the famous Schifmmaker & Veldhoen Tattooing Studio.

They are leading experts on the history of tattoos and their cultural use around the world and have given tattoos to Kurt Cobain, The Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Pearl Jam, Motorhead, as well as the relatives of the missing Malaysian Airlines passengers to honour their loved ones' memory.

They are in-town to lend their expertise for the launch of Tattoos: Ritual, Identity, Obsession, Art, an exhibit at the Royal Ontario Museum which spans the history and technology of tattoos from ancient chisels and needles in Asia, to machines made by Thomas Edison, to the latest Ultra Violet ink.

http://www.rom.on.ca/en/tattoos-ritual-identity-obsession#/gallery/recent

http://tattooing.nl/

We also discuss Beatie Wolfe's music jacket, made in collaboration with Savile Row tailor David Masson (a.k.a Mr. Fish) and pattern-maker Nadia-Anne (a.k.a Beatwoven)

http://www.beatiewolfe.com/

And you can learn more about Audrey Mann Cronin and her speech fitness app LikeSo at:

http://www.manncroninpr.com/

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/likeso/id1074943747?mt=8

Canadian palaeontologist Victoria Arbour is helping us update the science of Jurassic Park as we explore two amazing discoveries that ignite our imagination. Does the recent discovery of a pregnant T-Rex with intact DNA mean we can clone dinosaurs? Will a chicken, recently grown in a lab with dinosaur legs pave the way to a new theme park attraction? We spare no expense sorting it all out.

http://pseudoplocephalus.blogspot.ca/

We also share two YouTube recommendations:

Simone Giertz, the "Queen of Shitty Robots"

http://simonegiertz.com/

And the new series from J. J. Abrams, Moon Shot

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On today's podcast:

- We chat with Colin and Justin of “Cabin Pressure” premiering March 20th and “Game of Homes” premiering April 12th on the W network.

- and the relationship between your brain and sugar with nutrition and wellness expert Adele Tevlin

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Using her background and training as a chemist, Yvette d'Entremont uses her blog to navigate the online world of self-proclaimed nutritionists and mommy bloggers with a mixture of laughter and common sense to filter out the reliable from the woefully misleading, all under the name SciBabe and an engaging sense of fun.

We ask her about internet food myths and the role her humour plays in communicating science.

http://www.scibabe.com/

Twitter software engineer Helen Zeng talks to us about the joy of coding and the importance of tech camps for kids like Toronto's own Girls Crack The Code. After getting the chance to meet Helen and check out Twitter Canada's headquarters, three of the Girls Crack The Code teens join us to share their insights and experiences.

https://twitter.com/girlscrackcode

For the Bank Of Canada's campaign to place an iconic Canadian woman on the next dollar currency we offer up a candidate from the world of tech; Elsie MacGill was the world's first Chief Engineer and, with the Maple Leaf II, the first airplane designer.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elsie_MacGill

http://www.vintagewings.ca/VintageNews/Stories/tabid/116/articleType/ArticleView/articleId/82/The-Queen-of-the-Hurricanes.aspx

https://www.nfb.ca/film/rosies_of_the_north

You can share your own nominee at:

http://www.bankofcanada.ca/banknoteable/