What She Said!

Dive into a heartfelt discussion of the transgender experience, where empathy meets reality. This episode features the compelling insights of Julia Malott, guiding us through the nuances of identity, acceptance, and the power of dialogue in bridging our deepest divides. 

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In this episode, I sit down with Amie Archibald-Varley, an award-winning health equity specialist and the dynamic co-host of the Gritty Nurse Podcast, to dissect the looming crisis in Canada’s healthcare system. Amie brings her extensive experience in health equity, mental health advocacy, and her passion for initiating courageous conversations to the forefront. We dive into the critical issues of healthcare reform, the dangers of privatization, and the undeniable power of our collective voices to enact change. This enlightening discussion sheds light on what’s really at stake for our cherished universal healthcare system and how, together, we can make a difference. Tune in to What She Said for a conversation that’s not only timely but essential for every Canadian.

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This week, we dive into love signals with Chantal Landreville, bold cinema with Anne Brodie, combat intimate partner violence with Jaspreet Gill, tackle IBS with Dr. Christine Palmay, break cycles with Aly Pain, and explore trauma-informed lawyering with Leanne Goldstein.

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Dive into discussions on Gaza with Diana Sarosi from Oxfam Canada, cinematic gems with Anne Brodie, eating disorder insights with Shaleen Jones from Body Peace Canada, Reconciliation Weekly with Jenn Hayward, Angela Langlois's novel What the Three of Them Knew, and entrepreneurial strategies with Chris McMartin. A week of impactful conversations awaits.

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Shaleen Jones from Body Peace Canada delves into the critical issue of eating disorders, discussing the impact of societal pressures and the steps toward understanding and healing. Tune in to this enlightening episode of What She Said for a deep dive into the realities and recovery paths associated with eating disorders.

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We're exploring a range of compelling topics that touch on education, entertainment, and environmental advocacy. We kick off with Dr. Prachi Srivastava, discussing the challenges and changes in Canada's post-secondary education landscape for international students. Anne Brodie brings us her latest entertainment picks, including 'Four Daughters,' 'Feud: Capote Vs The Swans,' and 'Expats.' Allison Stratten shares insights from 'UnLeadership,' focusing on the importance of relationships in business. Sheila Gallant-Halloran talks about the upcoming Women's Wellness Cruise, a unique journey of connection and rejuvenation. Finally, Susan Fleming discusses her documentary 'I am the Magpie River,' highlighting the groundbreaking legal personhood of the Magpie River. Join us for an episode filled with insightful discussions and inspiring stories.

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Today's episode of "What She Said" is a celebration of empowerment, resilience, and the unique bonds we share. We open with Jam Gamble, a respected advocate for amplifying voices and the founder of Slay the Mic. Jam discusses empowering women to use their voices confidently, sharing her journey and the impact of speaking up in various aspects of life.

Anne Brodie brings us her latest entertainment picks, featuring strong female leads in 'Origin' by Ava Duvernay, 'Memory' with Jessica Chastain, and 'The Braid,' a tribute to women's determination.

Renowned journalist and author Pamela Wallin shares delightful stories from her book, 'CATS: True Tails and Life Lessons From A Purring Companion,' co-authored by her Siamese cat, Kitty. This book explores the unique bond between cats and their humans, offering enchanting tales for cat lovers and the curious alike.

Lara Wellman, author of "You're Not Lazy," joins us to talk about her journey from self-doubt to self-acceptance. Lara challenges societal expectations and advocates for a kinder approach to personal growth and resolutions.

Our final guest is Kellina Powell, a deaf motivational speaker and coach. Kellina's story of resilience and empowerment despite her hearing impairment is a source of hope and motivation, showcasing the power of overcoming obstacles.

Join us for an episode filled with inspiration, entertainment, heartwarming stories, and empowering conversations. "What She Said" is here to uplift and motivate you through these winter days.

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Today's episode of "What She Said" brings a series of empowering and enlightening discussions. We open with Julie Lalonde, a prominent women’s rights advocate, to talk about her latest endeavor, the Canadian Anti-Stalking Association. This new organization is set to revolutionize support and advocacy for stalking survivors, aiming to change laws and provide essential education.

Halfway through Dry January, Sarah Kate, founder of Some Good Clean Fun, shares her journey and insights on an alcohol-free lifestyle. We'll explore the benefits and challenges of sobriety and hear Sarah's expert tips for those on this path.

Fitness expert Alyssa Ages joins us to debunk myths about women and weightlifting. Alyssa will highlight the empowering benefits of strength training for women, challenging the misconceptions and encouraging a healthier approach to fitness.

In our Care to Know segment, Dr. Christine Palmay discusses Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause (GSM), a crucial but often under-discussed topic in women's health. We're bringing this conversation to the forefront, exploring the condition and its treatments.

Closing the show, author Misty Pratt delves into her book 'All in Her Head,' which examines gender bias in mental health care. Misty's insights shed light on the unique challenges women face and the systemic changes needed for their well-being.

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 In the first What She Said episode of 2024, we delve into a range of thought-provoking topics. We open with Dr. Saskia Sivananthan discussing young onset dementia, offering insights into this often-overlooked form of the disease. Anne Brodie brings her first entertainment roundup of the year, featuring 'All Of Us Strangers,' 'Man on the Run,' and 'Son of a Critch.' Dr. Dasha Leneva ND, in partnership with New Roots Herbal, joins me to talk about self-care, including practical strategies and the role of nutrition and supplements. Nadia George, an on-set therapist, shares her experiences in supporting mental well-being in the entertainment industry. In our Smile Spectrum segment, Dr. Mandeep Johal discusses New Year's resolutions for dental health and its broader implications. Finally, Michelle Wang introduces her book 'Oma's Bag,' a touching story addressing Alzheimer's that resonates with all ages.

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Description: In this special episode of 'What She Said,' join me as I chat with James Fell, author of 'On This Day in History, Shit Went Down.' Together, we explore how his irreverent yet insightful approach to history brings a fresh perspective to events of the past. From his personal journey to his humorous and serious reflections on historical lessons, this episode is a delightful blend of laughter, learning, and the unexpected twists of history.

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