Nicole Barry is the CEO of Half Pints Brewery, a craft beer company located in Winnipeg. She talks about what it takes to be taken seriously in the male dominated beer industry, how she balances motherhood and being a business owner (HINT: her office once housed a crib and change table), the importance of supporting…
Not all teas are created equal. Erin of ErinsTea.com reveals her top five list of healthy teas for women, teas to avoid during pregnancy, and how to make the perfect cup for the best taste and maximum health benefits. Wednesday, May 9th at the special time of 7:30 pm CT Stream the show or download…
Do you have an anxious child? Dr. John Walker is a clinical psychologist from St. Boniface General Hospital who specializes in anxiety disorders. He joins Marlo to discuss patterns of anxiety in children, causes of childhood anxiety, the impact on the family, and resources that are available for parents and children. Register for the free…
Domestic violence is still a sad reality in Canada and around the world with the majority of victims being women and children. In order to help stop domestic abuse it is important to recognize the patterns of behaviour of the abuser. Barbara, Director at Osborne House in Winnipeg discusses the cycle of domestic violence and…
I spent the past weekend in Toronto at a wonderful spa pampering event courtesy of Dove Canada. I was selected as one of four women nationwide to help promote a brand new hair care line called Dove Nourishing Oils designed by celebrity stylist, Mark Townsend. Mark has styled the likes of Reese Witherspoon, Natalie Portman,…
Leslie Flowers is back for part two in a series on being 'Married to a Sex Addict'. In order to get more information about her husband and his philandering with call girls, Leslie went undercover as a prostitute. She was shocked at how prevalent the subculture is and just how easy it is for the…
Are you tired of working 50-70+ hours per week? Are you frequently frustrated by what your team members don't do and can't figure out for themselves? Do you go in to work early and stay late to make sure everything gets done? Do you want to get some balance back in your hectic life? If…
Chris Loney, personal stylist from Style In a Nutshell discusses this spring's hottest clothing, hair, shoe and accessory trends. Listen On Demand Below or Download Free Podcast
Fitness Trainer and Nurse, MaryAnn Masesar tells you how to determine your body type and workout in a way that compliments your natural shape for the sexiest curves and best results. Listen On Demand Below or Download Podcast Music Sample: DJ[ ]ube 'Behind the Mask' (Meeting Mr. Andrews)
How does childhood sexual abuse impact intimate relationships as an adult? On this episode of GirlTalk we examine the impact that sexual victimization of boys has on their relationships with their partners in adulthood. Lee Ferrill is a motivational speaker and an advocate for survivors of childhood victimization. He is a therapist and facilitator who…
Imagine being married for thirty years only to discover that your husband is a sex addict and has spent your entire retirement nest egg on prostitutes. Leslie Flowers fought for her marriage but ultimately lost her husband to the lure of the subculture. Find out how she rebuilt her life again, and how she has…
Karen Schachter is a on a mission to change the way the next generation of girls feels in their bodies and around food; and how moms can lead the way — she calls it the "Un-Diet Movement". Karen is passionate about empowering moms and daughters to experience nourishment, peace and deliciousness with food, eating and in their…
Nicole Alexander, 'The Cyber Love Muse', talks about her latest foray into internet dating and how her last experience left her feeling less than enamored. The book launch for "Cyber Love Match: How I found my perfect match online" is happening at McNally Robinson Booksellers in Winnipeg on April 2nd. Listen On-Demand Below or…
Tracy Rose was an active 48-year old wife, mom and grandmother from Carman, Manitoba. Just when she thought life was getting easier, her whole world fell apart one August morning in 2008. Learn how she was diagnosed with inflammatory breast cancer, her experience with chemotherapy, the sadness over losing friends, facing her mortality and more….
Inflammatory breast cancer is a very aggressive form of cancer that doesn't present the same symptoms as other breast cancers do. Dr. Ethel MacIntosh is a Surgical Oncologist with Cancer Care Manitoba. She discusses the symptoms of inflammatory breast cancer, the risk factors, how it's diagnosed and treated and what we can do to reduce…
Pink Fatigue. It hit me in the beginning of 2006, when I had my own battle with cervical cancer while carrying the breast cancer gene. I wasn’t able to be a part of a club of pink ribbons, march in stride with other women or even buy a waterbottle with an inspiring logo. I was, alone. Then, it was everywhere. Everywhere I looked, pink assaulted my eyes as to remind me, that my breasts were more important than my cervix. I looked into Komen, I saw the hypocrisy of misused funding and decided that although I would actively speak out about cancer, I didn’t need to tolerate PINK. I didn’t need to tolerate using a color to represent women that were all together, NOT PINK, but stronger. I didn’t see the need to girly-up a serious cancer.
And that’s what we do- we TOLERATE pink. We spend more for the golf balls with the pink ribbon, because 10% goes to breast cancer research. We send yogurt lids in the mail to support breast cancer research when the stamp costs more than the Yoplait will ever donate to research, anyhow. (Lids for A Cure only donate .10 cents per lid.) We smile politely when someone mentions how PINK has empowered them. We cheer on those at Race For The Cure and wonder, “Where IS the cure?” We don’t really think beyond the bastardized representation of breast cancer anymore…. PINK, do we? Read the entire article by Kate-Madonna Hindes.
In Canada, 1 in 150 women is expected to develop cervical cancer during her lifetime, and 1 in 423 will die of it. Before cervical cancer develops, the cells of the cervix change and become abnormal. This change is called dysplasia of the cervix. This precancerous condition can develop into cancer overtime if not treated. However, most women with dysplasia do not develop cancer. The main risk factor for developing cervical cancer is the sexually transmitted human papilloma virus (HPV) that infects the cervix. Other risk factors for developing cervical cancer include: smoking, an immune system weakened from taking drugs following a transplant, or having a disease such as AIDS.The use of birth control pills for a long period of time, giving birth to many children, having taken diethylstilbestrol (DES), or being the daughter of a mother who took DES. More information on cervical cancer available from Health Canada.
Later in the show I speak with motivational coach and author, Kim Malchuk, about how to "Spring Into a Better You" at her upcoming event in Winnipeg.
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