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Tutti Matti per l'Italiano!

Melissa Muldoon - Studentessa Matta

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Tutti Matti per l'Italiano! - Italian Podcast - Improve Italian language skills with this podcast that is presented in Italian and features stories, clips & conversations with native Italian speakers. It explores all aspects of Italian culture, music and current events as well as language learning tips. Parliamo e ascoltiamo la lingua poetica with Melissa la studentessa matta.
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What She Said!

105.9 The Region

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Candace Sampson hosts What She Said! This one hour show aims to inspire and uplift women by giving them a voice in pursuing their professional and personal goals through showcasing successful women, as well as those who support women’s interests, and by creating opportunities for others to do the same.
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Last week, I had the incredible chance to explore the stunning landscapes of Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way, experiencing the rich history and vibrant culture from Westport to Belfast. This trip, beautifully orchestrated alongside remarkable women travel writers, was a testament to the enduring beauty and spirit of the Emerald Isle. Today, Kathy Buckw…
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In today’s top interview, we're looking into the persistent issue of the Gender Wage Gap with Commissioner Kadie Philp from the Pay Equity Office of Ontario. As part of our ongoing six-part series, we're exploring the nuances of pay equity and its impact on women across the province. Kadie is here to provide insights into the challenges and solutio…
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We're kicking things off with a deep dive into the world of Omega-3 fatty acids, those crucial elements of our diet that, surprisingly, 2 out of 5 Canadians are missing out on. To guide us through the importance of Omega-3s and how to ensure we're getting enough, I'm joined by Naturopathic Doctor Colleen Hartwick as part of What She Said’s ongoing …
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This week’s show begins with a conversation with Alexandra Ford, whose transition from a victim of sex trafficking to a staunch advocate for those still ensnared by it is truly awe-inspiring. Alexandra’s story is a testament to the human spirit’s resilience and her unwavering commitment to forging pathways of hope and change for countless others. A…
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I'm excited to delve into the world of political engagement with Amanda Alvaro and Rachael Segal from Beyond a Ballot. They're on a mission to amplify Canadian women's voices in the political arena, creating a space where our stances are not just formed but fervently heard. It's a conversation about breaking down barriers and building a community w…
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I'm excited to launch a new six-part series in partnership with the Pay Equity Commission of Ontario. Over the coming months, we'll tackle vital topics such as the Gender Wage Gap, Pay Equity vs. Equal Pay for Equal Work, the Gender Pension Gap, and how to navigate Employment Law for women. Kicking off this series, Commissioner Kadie Philp joins me…
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I'm starting with an issue that hits close to home for many of us – hunger in our communities. Lori Nikkel, CEO of Second Harvest, is joining me to discuss the critical findings of the Hungry for Change Report. We'll dive into the challenges of food insecurity and waste in Canada and explore how we can all make a meaningful difference. Anne Brodie …
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Julia Malott is here to discuss a topic that's been stirring significant conversation across Canada – the use of puberty blockers for children with gender dysphoria. With politicians entering the dialogue, it's a subject that requires a thoughtful and informed discussion. Julia, with her balanced perspective on complex issues, is there to share her…
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We’re deep into February now which brings us celebrations of all kinds of love – from the romantic vibes of Valentine's Day to the cherished bonds of Galentine's and Family Day. And with the days stretching longer, there's an added spring in our step, encouraging us to embrace the outdoors and boost our mental well-being. This month truly injects h…
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In this week’s first interview we’re diving into the critical and ongoing situation in Gaza, discussing the recent ICJ ruling and its implications with Diana Sarosi from Oxfam Canada’s. Diana shares Oxfam’s stance, their global call to action, and Canada's role in this complex geopolitical landscape. Anne Brodie and I will discuss some powerful ent…
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Dr. Prachi Srivastava: I'm starting off with Dr. Prachi Srivastava, an Associate Professor at Western University, who specializes in education and global development. We're going to delve into the evolving landscape of post-secondary education in Canada, especially concerning international students. We'll discuss the recent cap on international stu…
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We start with a topic close to my heart: the power of a woman's voice. Jam Gamble, a respected advocate for amplifying voices and the founder of Slay the Mic, joins me to discuss empowering women to use their voices confidently. Jam's journey is a testament to the impact of speaking up, whether in the boardroom, on stage, or in daily life. Let's ex…
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We start with a critical and often overlooked issue: stalking. I'm excited to welcome back Julie Lalonde, a prominent women’s rights advocate, to discuss the launch of the Canadian Anti-Stalking Association. Julie's new organization is a groundbreaking initiative aimed at changing laws, providing education, and supporting stalking survivors. We'll …
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We open today's show with a crucial conversation about a form of dementia that's often overlooked: young onset dementia. Dr. Saskia Sivananthan, a leading figure in dementia research, joins us to shed light on this specific condition. Her work is pivotal in understanding how dementia can affect individuals at a younger age, challenging common perce…
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Dr. Saskia Sivananthan: We start with a topic that touches many lives: dementia. Dr. Saskia Sivananthan, a leading expert in dementia research, joins me to share her insights on this complex condition. We'll discuss the latest findings in dementia research, including lifestyle changes and brain plasticity strategies to mitigate risk. Anne Brodie: A…
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Amber Mac: We begin with a critical issue that touches every family: keeping our kids safe online. In the wake of a young boy's tragic loss to sextortion and the constant threats of bullying and harmful content, it's time to ask: Are we doing enough? Technology expert Amber Mac joins us to discuss the challenges and potential solutions for protecti…
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Kicking things off, I chat with Kristina Cleary, a powerhouse in promoting gender equality and empowering women in leadership. As the founder of ACCELLE, Kristina brings a wealth of experience to the table. Today, we delve into a topic that hits close to home this season: why women, especially those in leadership roles, are feeling more overwhelmed…
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We kick off with Susan Blain, the courageous founder of the Dare to Be Vulnerable (DTBV) Project. Susan's personal journey through depression, panic disorder, and PTSD has led her to create a platform that fosters open discussions about mental health and the transformative power of vulnerability. Her inspiring story is a beacon of hope and healing,…
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Julie Lalonde, a renowned women’s rights advocate and public educator, joins us to share her insights on Bystander Intervention Training. Julie's extensive work in creating safer communities and her acclaimed memoir, "Resilience is Futile," highlight her dedication to improving the lives of women and girls in Canada. Her expertise, honed through en…
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The first conversation today takes us to the heart of human resilience and compassion amidst the Gaza humanitarian emergency. Lauren Ravon from Oxfam Canada joins me, representing the Humanitarian Coalition's vital efforts. Their dedication to providing essential aid in Gaza is a beacon of hope in these divided times, and Lauren's insights will she…
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In light of the recent tragic shooting in Sault Ste. Marie, where intimate partner violence escalated to a horrifying conclusion, I am joined by Paulette Senior, CEO and President of the Canadian Women's Foundation to move beyond "thoughts and prayers" to discuss real solutions and actions needed to address the widespread problem of intimate partne…
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Halloween is just around the corner, the real fright this year might just be the price of Halloween candy. With some boxes hitting $20 or more, it's enough to make anyone consider turning off the lights and pretending they're not home. But don't worry, here at "What She Said," we've got no tricks, just treats with an incredible lineup of amazing wo…
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First up is Sherry Holmes, a trailblazer in the construction world. As one of Canada's top female residential contractors, she's not just building homes but also breaking barriers, proving that the world of hammers and nails isn't just a man's domain. Her journey from the sets of "Holmes on Homes" to advocating for women in trades is nothing short …
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Navigating the digital world, especially amidst the current global turmoil, can be a minefield for young, impressionable minds. Susan Kenney, Co-Founder and Director of Therapeutic Wellness at Emergo Academy, joins me to explore the profound impacts of traumatic digital experiences on children. With the recent unsettling events in Israel and Palest…
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Dr. Pam Palmateer joins me to reflect on Orange Shirt Day, its 10th official commemoration, and the deeper conversations we need to have about its significance. We talk about the commercialization of the orange shirt, how should we truly be marking this day? Ever gracious and always happy to share, Pam guides us through this essential dialogue. Dr.…
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We kick off things off with the incredible Phyllis Webstad, whose poignant journey from a childhood experience with an orange shirt has sparked a nationwide movement. Today, we delve into her new children's book, "Every Child Matters," a testament to the resilience of Indigenous communities and the importance of understanding our shared history. He…
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Allison Sandmeyer-Graves takes the lead today, diving into a topic that's been making waves in the sports world. The now-infamous FIFA kiss has reignited discussions about safety, respect, and dignity in sports, especially for women and marginalized groups. As the CEO of Canadian Women & Sport, Allison has been at the forefront of these conversatio…
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Dr. Pam Palmateer joins me first to shed light on the deeply concerning issue of Winnipeg's refusal to search the landfill for missing Indigenous women. As a leading voice on Indigenous issues in Canada, Pam's insights promise to be both enlightening and thought-provoking. Next, we continue our Smile Spectrum series with Dr. Mandeep Johal. Today, w…
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Labour Day weekend is here and it’s a poignant reminder of the balance between we all strive for between work, learning, and leisure as well as marking the unofficial end of our much-loved, and way too short summer season. With kids getting ready to return to school, households are bustling with the last-minute rush of school prep and there's an un…
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Liliana Camacho, Director at the Better Way Alliance, joins me to unpack the impending CEBA loan repayment deadline and its impact on women entrepreneurs and marginalized business owners. Her deep insights on business sustainability and social impact are bound to enlighten. Next, Julie Cole, co-founder of Mabel’s Labels and a mother of six, stops b…
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Melissa Dilkes Pateras, the sensation who’s transformed humdrum household tasks into a captivating affair on TikTok, is my opening guest. With over 1.5 million followers and counting, she's unveiled the mystical art of organized living. If you've ever been baffled by the unruly world of laundry or the clutter in your closets, her new book "A Dirty …
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First, we address a burning issue, with Dianne Martin from WeRPN guiding us through their recent unsettling annual survey, ‘The State of Nursing in Ontario: A 2023 Review’. As Canadians wrestle with the healthcare system's intricacies, Dianne's insights shed light on concerns many have been echoing. Next, culture, politics, and yes, even Barbies, c…
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My first guest today is Katie Mahoney, co-founder of an inspiring charitable organization, We Are Young. Katie and partner Cara Chisholm work tirelessly to grant unfulfilled wishes to seniors, changing societal perception on aging, and bridging gaps between generations in a beautiful way. Then we're talking staycations with Sarah Laturnus from Otta…
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Opening my show today is Catherine Dunphy. We're diving into a crucial topic that unfortunately affects countless women worldwide - gender-based violence. Catherine, a fervent women's rights advocate, writer, poet, and humanist, has devoted her life to early intervention and prevention of such violence. As the founder of the Kimberley Project, she'…
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First up, I'm delighted to welcome back family conflict expert and professional certified coach Aly Pain. Aly's insights on parenting, especially when it comes to dealing with teenagers, are always enlightening. Today, she will be sharing valuable advice on how to model healthy conflict for your teens - a skill every parent should have. Next, if yo…
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My first guest is a financial powerhouse making waves in the world of finance and taking a stand against the 'Pink Tax.' Janine Rogan, Founder and CEO of The Wealth Building Academy, is not only empowering women to grow their wealth confidently and profitably but is also educating us about the hidden form of gender inequality that could be affectin…
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My first guest today, Katherine North joins me to discuss her enthralling memoir, ‘Holy Heathen,’ which takes us on a personal journey - from the confines of an evangelical upbringing to the liberating expanses of heathen mysticism. Katherine share a bit of her story and encourages us all to embrace the chaos and find the beauty in life's messiness…
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Periods are a normal part of women’s lives, and yet there is still an unbelievable amount of stigma surrounding them. Professional triathlete Emma Pallant-Browne knows this all too well. When an image of her racing while on her period gained viral traction on Instagram, Emma decided to push back on the comments and chose to speak out and acknowledg…
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This year more than ever, it’s important to be vocal about our support of the LGTBQIA2S+ community as they face a barrage of hate and threats, prompting the federal government to even increase security funding for Pride events. Fae Johnstone from Wisdom2Action knows all too well what this group is facing on a daily basis after being inundated with …
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If you ever feel like you’ve missed the boat on achieving your fitness dreams because of your age, your ship has just come in and Joan Macdonald is captain of the boat. At 77 Joan is showing the world (and herself) that fitness can be achieved at any age with a mindset shift and a plan. Joan joins me to share how she turned her life around at 70, a…
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Dr. Paula Gordon from Dense Breasts Canada, who is on a mission to detect as many breast cancers as possible in their early stages, joins me to share why Canada needs to follow in the footsteps of the United States and have women screened for breast cancer starting at 40. It may seem contrary to open a brick and mortar store in digital world, but P…
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There are few conversations harder to have in life than those that revolve around end of life wishes. That’s why I’m so pleased to introduce you to Carly Hickey from Ace Planning Company that's here to help make those conversations easier so that there are no surprises down the road. Those who are part of the sandwich generation will definitely wan…
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Summer is almost here and that means it’s time to start planning the perfect getaway for the family. Cheryl Brown, Managing Director for Le Boat Vacations joins me to share why their boats are the perfect escape on water, and the amazing locations you can visit here and around the world on one. My next guest in a powerhouse in the wine world. Natal…
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It’s almost been a year since Roe V Wade was overturned in the US and in that time Canadian women have watched in horror as our American sisters have their human rights violated. It’s important we don’t get too distracted south of the border though and pay attention to what is happening here. Megan Johnston from Abortion is Healthcare joins me to s…
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As the AI revolution continues to unfold, deep fakes are on the rise, and alarmingly, over 90% of deepfake victims are women. Amber Mac has been following AI and in particular deep fakes closely and joins me today to discuss how and where it’s created and distributed, the damage it can cause, and what we can do about it. This is an important discus…
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How did our federal budget rate when it comes to climate change? Lisa Gue, National Director of Policy with The Suzuki Foundation, joins me to discuss how much progress this year's budget has made towards a clean economy and if it will be enough. Aly Pain is here to help us answer the age-old question parents everywhere ask of their teens, "Why are…
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Get ready! Hold on to your horses (or should I say your lance?) because I'm going to tell you about the Giostra del Saracino. This most thrilling and exciting event occurs in Arezzo every June and September! What is the Giostra del Saracino? It's a medieval jousting tournament that dates back to the 13th century, and it's held in the beautiful Piaz…
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As the calendar flips to April, there’s a lot to look forward to. Personally, I am looking forward to sharing stories this month that focus on Mother Earth and ways we can all work together to address pollution, litter, climate change and more. I’m also looking forward to temperatures that are mostly starting to stay on the right side of zero and a…
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Spring has finally arrived, casting a rejuvenating ray of hope as the days grow longer and the weather becomes milder. With the season of renewal upon us, it's the perfect time to explore fresh ideas, embrace new beginnings, and engage in enlightening discussions. So, grab your favorite beverage, find a comfortable spot, and join us as we embark on…
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