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The 904 NowKatie Cammack Eller from HorsePlay Therapy sits in talking BBQ and Beer at the Barn, and getting Davey drunk!Katie Cammack Eller from HorsePlay Therapy sits in talking BBQ and Beer at the Barn, and getting Davey drunk!2025-03-1325 min
The Unforget Yourself ShowHow to Make $5,000 to $50,000 a Month from Instagram - Even If You’re New to Instagram with Jake Adam DaveyJake Adam Davey empowers inspired, driven and highly ambitious people to build a Magnetic Brand using Instagram! Through coaching and mentoring, Jake helps business owners and entrepreneurs grow an engaged audience to generate $5 to $50K per monthHere’s where to find more:https://jakeadamdavey.comhttps://jakeadamdavey.com/instagramhttps://jakeadamdavey.com/facebookhttps://jakeadamdavey.com/instagalactic-facebook-grouphttps://jakeadamdavey.com/linkedIn___________________________________________________________Welcome to The Unforget Yourself Show where we use the power of woo and the proof of science to help you id...2024-12-2932 min
The Nothing Is Wasted PodcastEpisode 350 - Trading Our Fears and Anxieties for God's Unshakable Peace with Katie Davis MajorsWhat does it look like to answer God's call in our life? How do we step into our calling when there is suffering that we never expected?For author, ministry leader, wife, and mom of 15, Katie Majors Davis, she could have never imagined all the ways in which God would call her into the unexpected places that He has over her life. As a young woman, Katie answered the calling of her life and became a missionary in Uganda. Through that time, God called her to start a ministry called Amazima and adopt 13 girls from Uganda. While many have marveled...2024-11-0757 min
The GovMaker PodcastThe need to transform public service (opening discussion) with Katie DaveyOur co-hosts Nick Scott and Jason Peerman are joined by Katie Davey, Executive Director of the Pond-Deshpande Centre, to discuss the central theme of this season's podcast, highlighting the need to transform public services and pave the way for the next generation of public servants.
Join the conversation on the Pond-Deshpande Social media platforms and secure your spot today for GovMaker 2024 at govmaker2024.eventbrite.ca!2024-11-0628 minThe 904 NowIrving Kass and Katie Kass talk wine and get Davey drunk for his birthday!Irving Kass and Katie Kass talk wine and get Davey drunk for his birthday!2024-10-2857 min
Mingle with MUBESS2:E9 Dr Katie DaveyWelcome back to another episode of Mingle with MUBES! This week, we’re thrilled to be joined by Dr. Katie Davey, Senior Lecturer in the Biomedical Engineering Department at the University of Melbourne. Katie is at the forefront of neuroimaging research, working on cutting-edge techniques to enhance image acquisition, reconstruction, and analysis.In this episode, Dr. Davey shares her fascinating journey into the world of biomedical engineering, along with invaluable advice for aspiring biomedical engineers. Whether you're a student, researcher, or just curious about engineering, this episode is packed with insights you won’t want to miss!2024-09-1655 minThe 904 NowHorseplay Therapy’s Katie Cammack-Eller sit in studio with some exciting new program updates!Amanda Arnett-Edwards from Great Expectations Realty Co Hosts with Davey. Horseplay Therapy’s Katie Cammack -Eller sit in studio with some exciting new program updates!2024-09-1040 min
UNBeknownstHost Katie Davey on her own work in public policy, social innovation and social entrepreneurship in New Brunswick In this special episode as the finale to Season 3, we turn the tables on UNBeknownst host Katie Davey (BA’17). In her day job, Katie is a public policy expert and social innovator, currently serving as the Pond-Deshpande Centre’s (PDC) Executive Director at the University of New Brunswick. Previously, she was the Director of Policy & Media at the Public Policy Forum, and also served as senior advisor in the Office of the Premier of New Brunswick. Armed with a degree in political science from UNB and master’s in applied politics from Wilfrid Laurier University, Katie has the perfect mix of...2024-08-1552 min
The Coaching InnS4 Episode 41: Deeper Noticing with Ruth DaveyRuth Davey has always had a deep love and curiosity of people and planet. As Founder of Look Again, she brings together her passion for photography with her experience of international, community, and business development, her facilitation and training skills, and her lived experience of mental health challenges and neurodiversity.
Ruth supports people around the world to use their vision, imagination and creativity, through a mindful approach to photography, as well as learning from nature's wisdom, to see, be and do differently. The evidence-based methodology she's developed helps to improves mental health and wellbeing, build re...2024-08-1424 min
Is THIS For Kids?‘Davey & Jonesie’s Locker’: Is It For Kids?Travel with us through ‘Davey and Jonesie’s Locker’ where two high-school girls discover new worlds and, subsequently, new problems.
This is a fun & quirky show about discovery — But should this make it on your summer watch list for kids?
Join Jon (@BeardedBlevins) and Katie (@MrsRuvi) as they break down this show and reveal the answer to the age old question — Is THIS For Kids?2024-05-2013 min
RNIB - See Sport DifferentlyMore Medals for Most Decorated Winter Paralympian Menna Fitzpatrick MBE and Her Guide Skier Katie GuestMenna Fitzpatrick MBE and her Guide Skier Katie Guest got the Para Alpine season off to an excellent start in December with a silver followed by a gold in the St. Moritz Downhill World Cup in Switzerland and have just come back from Spain with even more medals with Bronze medals in both the World Cup Giant Slalom and Super G followed with Gold and Silver in the FIS Super G competitions.
In a break in the Alpine para racing RNIB Connect Radio’s Toby Davey caught up with Menna to find out what that first competition of th...2024-02-1511 min
UNBeknownstBarbara Wasson on how technology and AI are shaping the future of learning Barbara Wasson (BScCS’82) is the director for SLATE - The Science of Learning and Technology, the Norwegian national centre for learning analytics. She is one of the founders of Kaleidoscope, a European Network of Excellence on Technology Enhanced Learning and has been the principal researcher on numerous Norwegian and international projects. She is also member of the Norwegian Ministry of Education’s Expert group on Learning Analytics and the Council of Europe Expert Group on AI in Education. Barbara is passionate about learning analytics, AI and education, learning games, e-assessment, teacher inquiry, and data literacy. Host Katie Davey...2023-11-2336 min
Polarizing Conversations07 - What makes abortion such a polarizing topic? with Katie DaveyI had the pleasure of discussing one of the polarizing topics I can imagine with someone I have a lot of respect for - Katie Davey. Katie Davey is the Executive Director of the Pond-Deshpande Centre at the University of New Brunswick. She is a public policy entrepreneur working at the intersection of our biggest social and economic challenges. She uses creative and innovative solutions to improve or solve existing policy, program, and system challenges, specifically those challenges that create inequalities and impact the most vulnerable people in our world. Her goal is to redesign our systems...2023-04-1946 min
Amplified with Vanessa PaesaniEpisode 4: Femme Wonk, with Katie DaveyKatie Davey is a rising star in New Brunswick. I first met her a few years ago when she was competing in ‘Our Top Talent’ – an event I co-organized with longtime colleague, Rachel Mathis. The event was designed for top graduating students to connect with NB employers. After I launched Amplify, Katie was one of the first people to reach out to support and discuss the idea. She recently launched Femme Wonk – designed to provide a platform to discuss gendered decision making. She reached out to see if I would chat for her podcast and I asked if we could c...2023-02-2831 min
UNBeknownstDonald Savoie on the centralization of power in Western governments, lack of public trust in our leaders, and what government IS good at Donald Savoie (MA’72) holds the Canada Research Chair in Public Administration and Governance at the Université de Moncton, as well as the Clément-Cormier Research Chair in Economic Development. Over his career, he has served as an advisor to federal, provincial and territorial government departments and agencies, the private sector, independent associations, OECD, the World Bank and the United Nations. In 1986, at the request of the Canadian prime minister, he undertook a review of federal government regional development efforts in Atlantic Canada and prepared a report that led to the establishment of the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency. Professor Savoie has...2022-11-1037 min
The View In Your MirrorS4 E6: Beyond Sixty with Filmmaker Melissa DaveyNow a spry 72 years young, Melissa Davey can add filmmaker, director, and executive producer to her list of accomplishments. After almost 3.5 decades in both nonprofit and for profit legal services for the disabled, an interaction with M. Night Shyamalan changed everything. At 65, Melissa left corporate America to pursue her dream of film making. In 2018, Melissa Davey completed her first film, Beyond Sixty, a feature length documentary about women over the age of sixty. Talk about reinventing yourself and your path. In this episode, you will learn that it is truly never too late to learn something new or take...2022-10-1858 min
The Nothing Is Wasted PodcastEpisode 227 - The Antidote to Fear with Katie PiazzaWhat do you do when fear wants to rule your life after loss? How do you find freedom when anxiety threatens to steal your peace? For Katie Piazza, it was the truth from God and His Word that set her free from what could have been a life full of unending anxiety. After losing her young daughter Colette to cancer, Katie faced a decision that would be difficult for any mother to make: would she allow fear and despair to rule over her life and home or would she choose the antidote to fear, Jesus? Though a long and difficult...2022-06-301h 12
Anti-SocialKey Biscayne Mayoral Primary: Katie PetrosWHO WILL BE MAYOR of KEY BISCAYNE? -- There is a three-way primary for mayor on August 23, with mail ballots going out in a few weeks. Our guest is KATIE PETROS, a former council member who is competing with Fausto Gomez and Joe Rasco for the seat being vacated by Mayor Mike Davey. We ask her about top issues like resiliency and whether the island's debt cap should be raised, policing, government transparency, education, and of course - how to address safety and traffic on the Rickenbacker Causeway. Get informed -- t...2022-06-1854 min
ReframeablesReframing Through Fiction: A Conversation with Katie Zdybel (Episode 33)Fiction writing can be a really powerful reframing tool — writer Katie Zdybel joins us to talk about this idea and reframe our own writing lives in the process. Plus: finding the right headspace for writing, living in the Yukon, seeing beauty in the landscape (and sometimes not!), and using fiction to build better relationships with the sadnesses that are a part of life.Katie Zdybel’s recently released first book, Equipoise, was shortlisted for the HarperCollins/UBC Prize for Best New Fiction and received a grant from the Canada Council for the Arts. Stories within the collection won...2022-04-2034 min
Davey Mac Sports ProgramFlutesy In Your Face! (Davey Mac Sports Program 04/11/22)Oh, HELL YEAH! Davey Mac Sports Progrm (with Roy Harter) is back with a sensational new episode as the iconic Flutesy (from the original Davey Mac Sports Program & the East Side Dave Show) stops by to talk the sports, mix it up, spark a little controversy, and play some music! Meanwhile, Davey Mac takes on the Dan Patrick Show for ripping him off! Dave destroys Gil Brandt of SiriusXM for being an old piece of garbage! Katie Nolan in the crosshairs of baseball fans! The worst Kay-Rod joke ever! Old timey baseball! And more! Listen to this epic episode right now, dogsi2022-04-121h 01
The X-Cast: An X-Files Podcast581. The Davey TrainAt long last... The Davey Train has pulled into the station.Tony Black and Matt Latham--the world's foremost Davey Train expert--discuss at length the long-overlooked third X-Files spin-off series from the 90's.Running (almost) eight seasons, starring Nicholas Lea as Dave Krycek--brother of Alex--and Michael Puttonen as The Conductor (from 731), The Davey Train re-defined television and inspired much of what we watch today.With feedback from yourselves, join Tony & Latham for this Patron-exclusive trip on TV's most wonderous locomotive. Let's wail loads about railroads!Host / EditorTony Black...2022-04-011h 30
Sorgatron Media Master FeedAEW Title Match On Tonight’s AEW Dynamite Winter Is Coming Special. Listen and subscribe at www.JustProWrestlingNews.com
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Winter Is Coming on tonight’s AEW Dynamite…with Hangman Page defending the AEW Championship for the first time against Bryan Danielson.
Also tonight…MJF battles Dante Martin for the Dynamite Diamond Ring…Hikaru Shida vs. Serena Deeb…and Wardlow vs. Matt Syda...2021-12-1503 min
WonkEp. 56: How can Canada win the race to net zero?In this week’s episode of Policy Speaking, our host Edward Greenspon (PPF President & CEO) chats with the Honourable Jean Charest and Amanda Affonso looking at Canada’s efforts to balance national interests while decarbonizing. They discuss leveraging Canada’s energy advantages and becoming policy shapers in the global race to net-zero carbon emissions. Hon. Jean Charest and Amanda Affonso also examine COP26, the implementation of the Paris Agreement, carbon border adjustments, and rising energy prices. In answering questions from the audience, they stress policy considerations such as Indigenous engagement, incentives for small businesses, and the political traits needed to mov...2021-11-0454 minWonkEp. 56: How can Canada win the race to net zero?In this week’s episode of Policy Speaking, our host Edward Greenspon (PPF President & CEO) chats with the Honourable Jean Charest and Amanda Affonso looking at Canada’s efforts to balance national interests while decarbonizing. They discuss leveraging Canada’s energy advantages and becoming policy shapers in the global race to net-zero carbon emissions. Hon. Jean Charest and Amanda Affonso also examine COP26, the implementation of the Paris Agreement, carbon border adjustments, and rising energy prices. In answering questions from the audience, they stress policy considerations such as Indigenous engagement, incentives for small businesses, and the political traits needed to mov...2021-11-0454 min
Take the Upgrade178. How to heal your acne from the inside out with Katie StewartKatie Stewart is a Registered Holistic Nutritionist specializing in helping women with chronic acne clear their skin from the inside out. This episode kicks off with Katie sharing her personal journey with acne and the steps she took to heal her body from acne. Kari and Katie discuss all of the many factors that can play a part in causing adult women to experience acne. To wrap up this episode, Katie shares the negative side effects of birth control on your body and busts some of the myths around birth control usage. Connect wit...2021-11-0133 min
WonkEp. 55: Building Consensus in a Post-Pandemic CanadaIn our first episode this fall, Ed Greenspon (host of Policy Speaking and PPF President & CEO) is joined by the Right Honourable Joe Clark and the Honourable Christy Clark. They discuss the recent report by the Senate Prosperity Action Group, called Rising to the Challenge of New Global Realities, and focus on the 'how' of achieving its outcomes. Some of the conversation points include building consensus in a post-pandemic Canada, contemplating historical events like the Charlottetown Accord and looking forward on reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples. Hon. Joe Clark and Hon. Christy Clark also examine challenges in our policies and...2021-10-221h 06WonkEp. 55: Building Consensus in a Post-Pandemic CanadaIn our first episode this fall, Ed Greenspon (host of Policy Speaking and PPF President & CEO) is joined by the Right Honourable Joe Clark and the Honourable Christy Clark. They discuss the recent report by the Senate Prosperity Action Group, called Rising to the Challenge of New Global Realities, and focus on the 'how' of achieving its outcomes. Some of the conversation points include building consensus in a post-pandemic Canada, contemplating historical events like the Charlottetown Accord and looking forward on reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples. Hon. Joe Clark and Hon. Christy Clark also examine challenges in our policies and...2021-10-221h 06
The BackbenchersThe Role of Policy in Campaigns with Katie DaveyIn the second episode of our election series, we speak with Katie Davey about the role of policy in political campaigns. In this conversation, Katie shares her insights on a few of the key policy issues in this federal election and the pathways for young people who want to work in policy to crack into this space.
As we head into the federal election next week ー have a listen to Brianna and Daniel’s analysis of the debates at the start of the episode, Katie’s thoughts on policy in this campaign, and then make sure to get ou...2021-09-1527 min
Femme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 51: Your #Elxn44 PrimerTune in to get the recap on the first 3 weeks of the federal election campaign. We'll be back later this week after the national debates.2021-09-0723 min
Femme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp. 50: Can you hear me now? Book club with CelinaThe Femme Wonk Book Club is joined by author Celina Caesar-Chavannes to discuss her book, Can You Hear Me Now?
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The Good RaceThe Three Musketeers! - Daily Devotional For Men - Romans 10 #38Romans 10:1-4
Brothers and sisters, my heart’s desire and prayer to God for the Israelites is that they may be saved. 2 For I can testify about them that they are zealous for God, but their zeal is not based on knowledge. 3 Since they did not know the righteousness of God and sought to establish their own, they did not submit to God’s righteousness. 4 Christ is the culmination of the law so that there may be righteousness for everyone who believes.
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Strategy, Leadership and Impact31 - Interview with Katie Tebbatt and Ben Groth about 360 ViewIn this episode, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Katie Tebbatt and Ben Groth to talk about their new company 360 View. Katie and Ben, along with Janelle Davey, established 360 View to help people achieve their highest level of potential. The 360 View concept addresses the wholistic person and multiple aspects of their lives. In this episode, Katie and Ben share with us why they founded 360 View, what they hope to achieve and how they're overcoming challenges along the way.
If you'd like to connect with 360 View they can be found:
https://www...2021-01-2445 min
Women to Watch Media® with Sue RoccoKatie Fehlinger, Former CBS MeteorologistKatie Fehlinger, Former Meteorologist for CBS, Author, Speaker and Content Creator, shared the story behind her title with us on Sunday, December 20, 2020.Up until September 2019, Philadelphians woke up to Katie Fehlinger delivering the weather forecast on CBS3 Eyewitness News This Morning. But the 2:45 A.M. alarm eventually wore out its shelf life and Katie decided to take the biggest leap of her life. She left what many would consider a dream job as meteorologist in the #4 market to pursue her true version of happiness – the freedom to make her own schedule....2020-12-201h 22Femme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 49: So you want to be a Policy Wonk?This episode is 100% my (Katie's -- hi!) advice about a career in the policy space. We cover master's, the landscape, and practical tips.
The takeaway? Connect with people and learn how to stand out.
2020-10-0233 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 48: Post Election DebriefAs promised, here is your New Brunswick post election debrief! I'm joined by University of New Brunswick prof JP Lewis who helps us understand the context of the election. His takeaway: You can’t assume that whatever happened with Covid-19 evaluation of government and voter intentions will overwhelm traditional voting patterns.
Like what you hear? Leave us a review!2020-09-1857 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 47: Checking in on the New Brunswick ElectionThis episode is dropping just 10 days before Election Day. Check it out to hear my thoughts on the campaign this far, and what to expect over the next two weeks.2020-09-0336 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 46: A Feminist Economic Recovery PlanWe chatted with the authors of the first national feminist economic recovery plan in the world. Anjum and Carmina talk about the motivation behind the plan, some of the nuts and bolts of creating it, a description of pillars, and what's next for the plan.
Like this episode? Share it with a friend. 2020-08-2044 minTake the Upgrade109. How I ditched sugar for good! with Katie RozierKatie is a wife and mother of three and a former educator. She says her primary job is being a stay at home mom but, she also has a wellness business where she empowers people to take control of their emotional and physical health. Katie shares that she was completely addicted to sugar. About 10 ½ years ago, Katie was working at a job that she didn’t love and found herself filling the void with sugar and poor nutritional choices. She was stressed and not sleeping well. On the way home from work one day, Katie heard about a boo...2020-06-0833 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 45: they said this would be funWe chat with Eternity Martis about her book They Said This Would Be Fun. It was the May Femme Wonk book club pick so we discuss observations from the book club, the book writing process, and what happens next. 2020-06-0530 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 44: Covid-19 CracksI chat with Anna, co-CEO of Tidal Equality. We discuss various covid-19 policy responses, what this pandemic response has meant for equity, and what we can learn from all of this.
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WonkEp.10: Intergenerational Attitudes and Impacts of Covid-19 with David ColettoEpisode 10 | David Coletto is one of Canada's leading pollsters and experts on millennials. Co-hosted by Edward Greenspon and Policy Lead Katie Davey, on this live podcast recording they review what this critical group of Canadians are thinking, how they’re doing, and if their outlook on the future has changed in relation to the current COVID-19 crisis.
2020-05-0838 minTake the Upgrade104. Unique Mother's Day gift ideas with Julie + Kari 1. Homemade gifts body scrub, bath salts, kids crafts :) 2. Cookbooks a Natural Shift Whole 30 Meal Plan Cookbook Real Food Meal Plan Cookbooks by Danielle Walker --Eat What You Love --Against All Grain Oh She Glows by Angela Liddon Cookbooks by Katie Lee --Katie Lee’s Easy Breezy Eats --The Comfort Table 3. New Kitchen Gadget Instant Pot Air Fryer Cuisinart Ice Cream Maker Vitamix Blender Food Processor Staub Dutch Oven 4. Personal Growth and Self-Care Items She Works His Way 2 Year Reading Plan Message Bible Journal Val Marie Paper Prayer...2020-05-0423 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 43: Inspire NOWIn this live recorded episode, Katie gets interviewed by Amanda from PoliticsNOW as a part of their InspireNOW series.
Amanda picks Katie's brain about topics like building Femme Wonk, impostor syndrome, what's next, and if 10 year plans are reasonable for millennials. We cover a lot of grounds. Let us know if you struggle with any of the topics we highlight.
Thanks to our sponsor, GlassSKY. GlassSKY works to help the next generation of leaders make the most of their talents and contribute to society and the workplace in powerful ways. They work with progressive employers w...2020-04-2453 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 42: WFHCOVID-19 has dramatically impacted nearly every single person and their work. One main shift has been a forced work from home. I've been working from home for about a year now, so I partnered with Samantha (samantharoad.com) to chat about best practices, what is still really hard, and what we hope to see stick after the pandemic ends.
I want to thank our sponsor, GlassSKY. GlassSKY works to help the next generation of leaders make the most of their talents and contribute to society and the workplace in powerful ways. They work with progressive employers who w...2020-04-0225 minTake the Upgrade98. How to stay happy and healthy during times like theseIn this episode, you will find tips and tricks to on how to stay healthy and happy during times like these........... Kati Falzone (instagram: @runsonoil/facebook: Runs on Oil): Structure! Have a plan for your day. It allows you to focus on something positive that you can control. Of course, everything won’t go as planned but it’s nice to have some sort of structure for your day. Habits! It’s easier to form better habits when your schedule or routine is off or different than the norm. You will build in a space in your new routine f...2020-03-2635 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 41: Book Reviews!Okay. We're mixing it up a bit during covid-19. We don't want to add unnecessary noise, so we've pivoted to some lighter content.
Tune in for three book reviews:
1. Had it Coming: What's Fair in the Age of #Metoo by Robyn Doolittle
2. We Have Always Been Here: A Queer Muslin Memoir by Samra Habib
3. The Handmaid's Tale & The Testaments by Margaret Atwood
We're also thrilled to announce that GlassSKY will be sponsoring the podcast for the remainder of 2020! GlassSKY works to help the next generation of leaders make the mo...2020-03-1915 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 40: Operation Black Vote CanadaThis week we chat with Velma from Operation Black Vote Canada (OBVC). We chat about some great projects that they're working on, like the 1834 fellowship, but we also talk more broadly about what diverse decision making looks like and how we can all be allies.
We get two calls to action: 1. provide access and 2. at whatever decision making table you're at, take an internal audit. Look around the table and ask yourself if it looks like Canada. If it doesn't, find people that can fill the gaps.
2020-02-2727 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 39: IowaHow could we not do an episode about the Iowa caucus? I chat with an old friend about our 'interested observer' status on Iowa and the democratic primary race. Check it out!2020-02-0649 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 38: We're Back!We're joined by friend of the podcast, Jordan O'Brien to talk about what has happened over the last 6 weeks, top political moments of the past decade, and predictions for 2020.
We talked about:
- Andrew Scheer's resignation
- Blaine Higgs and his confidence threats
- The NWT first majority women Cabinet
Top moments of the decade? You'll have to tune in to find out.2020-01-0954 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 37: Cabinet BriefingWe're back with part 2 of our Cabinet brief! Listen in for our takes on what exactly the new Cabinet appointments mean, what our biggest takeaways were, and what we're still waiting for.
What are your Cabinet quick-takes?2019-11-2409 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 36: Pre-Cabinet BriefWe've got a quick mini-episode for you today where we talk all things federal Cabinet shuffle scheduled to happen on Wednesday. On Thursday, we'll have your post-cabinet brief giving a run down of our thoughts.
We answer questions like: What is a cabinet; what happens in a minority situation; what about representation, and many others.
Let us know what you think, and send along any predictions you may have.2019-11-1911 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 35: Participatory DemocracyWe chat with Yash and Nahum of Everyday about participatory democracy -- what is it, why it is important, who is doing it well, and how we can improve?2019-11-1239 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 34: Gender and Climate ChangeToday we’re talking about gender equality and climate change. Our public discourse in Canada has been dominated by the economic impacts of climate change -- specifically carbon tax. We also hear about the urgency, and about what is happening to our lands, water, and life. We talk very little about how climate change hits the ground. Major episodes like wildfires, flooding, and storms are often getting chalked up to climate change, but who is being impacted?
Much research suggests that women and children will disproportionately feel the impacts of climate change. This has to do with th...2019-10-2926 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 33 - Politics, social media, and self-careToday we’re talking about politics, social media, and self-care. By the time this episode is released, we’ll know the results of the 2019 election, however we recorded it a few days before.
I got the inspiration for this episode when I was recording last week’s episode. I was honestly feeling really overwhelmed about providing election commentary because I’ve felt pretty upset about many elements of this campaign. I also felt like spending time on Twitter was adding to the negativity I was feeling.
We chat with Kayley Reed, a successful entrepreneur who started...2019-10-2337 min
Self-Care Sunday63: When Politics Affect Your Mental HealthThis episode is a conversation with Katie Davey, host of the Femme Wonk podcast (https://www.femmewonk.com/). Katie has served as Director of Policy and Stakeholder Relation at the Office of the Official Opposition in New Brunswick, and Senior Advisor for Policy and Stakeholder Engagement in the New Brunswick Premier’s Office. Basically, this girl knows her stuff when it comes to politics.
In this episode, we discuss how to create boundaries on social media, and what to do when the current political landscape (in this case, a federal election) starts to negatively impact your mental health.2019-10-2140 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 32: #Elxn43Like #Elxn43, this episode is a lot. We talk about the federal election, give you some useful definitions in case we've gotta talk about a minority situation in a few days, dive into the platforms to see where the parties stand on gender, and answer some great listener questions. 2019-10-1635 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 31: Future MajorityYoung people ages 18-35 make up the largest demographic voting block in this election. We chat with Shreya, an organizer with Future Majority about getting young people to the polls for Election 43!
If you haven't yet, do get out and vote! Check out elections.ca for more information. 2019-10-0819 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 30: Basic IncomeWe talk about all things basic income including frameworks, past pilot programs, benefits, and #elxn43 platform commitments. We end with listener questions on basic income. What do you think? Is it a no-brainer?2019-09-2436 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 29: Period PovertyWe chat with Amber Bishop, the principal of the Cambridge- Narrows Community School (K-12) about what her school specifically is doing to transform the bathroom experience for all students. The transformation includes providing sanitary products for free to those who need them. Although the CNCS is a small school in rural New Brunswick, the idea of period poverty is being discussed across the country and governments are beginning to respond. We hope that these conversations continue. 2019-09-1730 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 28: Fake Feminist?Thanks to Ontario Loud for organizing and facilitating this conversation!
In this episode, we join a conversation with Chris, Kate, and Alexi of Ontario Loud as well as Dr. Kate Graham of No Second Chances to put the Trudeau government to the test on feminism. We also chat about how parties can show up for women in this election -- do you think they will?
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Ontario LoudJustin Trudeau: Fake Feminist?Ontario Loud kicks off election season by teaming up with Femme Wonk's Katie Davey and Dr. Kate Graham, host of the No Second Chances podcast, to tackle the roses and thorns of the federal government's record on feminism and gender equality. Also, one Kate in this group has joined the Ontario Liberal leadership race. This is a big one. 2019-09-1042 min
Friends in Your EarsKatie Davey and Victoria SmithKathy, Katie and Victoria chat about the magic of podcasting with people spread around the world, the importance of staying informed, the sad sad state of the world, the terrible school districts for houseboats, and the staircase logistics for lighthouses. Extra bonus: what Taylor Swift album is the best? (spoilers, it’s 1989).
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Show Notes & Li...2019-09-0731 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 27: Creating Consent CultureIn keeping with our back to school theme, we chat with the chair of Students for Consent Culture, Connor Spencer about the landscape of campus sexual violence, what they're doing to support student advocates, what their provincial lobbying looks like, and barriers that exist within the post-secondary system.
2019-09-0432 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 26: Leading Women of TomorrowI'm joined by Founder and CEO of Leading Women of Tomorrow, Medha Reddy. We chat about the importance of supporting young women to equip them with the tools to run for office or take on leadership roles in the future. 2019-08-2025 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 25: #DemDebateWhat do you get when you put two Canadian political podcast hosts together to talk about the #DemDebate? 1.5 hours of rants, rabbit holes, and some smart analysis. Thanks again to Chris from Ontario Loud for joining us to chat U.S Democratic Party politics. 2019-08-071h 31Femme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 24: UnsettledIn this episode, we collaborated with Matt George of the podcast Unsettled. Matt is focused on the intersection of culture, business, and technology. We chatted about gender quotas, universal basic income, legislating culture change, and about a million other things. Let us know what you think -- and check out Unsettled!2019-07-301h 26Femme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 23: A Woman's Place is in the HouseWe chat with Susan Holt about her experience running for office. She shares lessons learned, opportunities, and challenges that she and others face. We dig into the recently raised issues of sexism at the Fredericton City Council, we chat about her new role with PQA and Plato Testing, and we talk about a number of systemic changes needed to get more people with diverse experiences elected.
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2019-07-1642 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 22: #AMAWe just celebrated our 6th full month of this project so I wanted to take to opportunity to flip the script a bit. We asked you on social media what questions you’d like me to answer and then I asked my lovely partner if he would take these questions as well as some of his own and interview me! We chat about a wide range of topics, including our current TV and book recommendations so stick around. Let me know what you think -- and if you're still left with questions send us a note: Katie@femmewonk.com....2019-07-0949 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 21: So What?In this episode, I chat with So What Media founder, Phaedra de Saint-Rome about making political media accessible leading up to the 2019 federal election. I have to say, there are few things I enjoy more than chatting politics with a kick ass young woman. I hope you enjoy! This episode also includes the announcement of an exciting partnership between Femme Wonk and So What Media!
You can follow along the Femme Wonk So What Media partnership by signing up for the So What news letter at sowhatmedia.ca. 2019-06-2516 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 20: A Newcomer’s ExperienceIn this episode, we chat with KJ about his experience as an international student and newcomer in New Brunswick. We talk about both the challenges and the bright spots as well as some policy innovations that would increase inclusive immigration.
This is the second episode in our inclusive immigration series. 2019-06-1845 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 19: Women Deliver RecapIn this episode we chat about our experience at Women Deliver 2019. The episode is packed with content ranging from the future of work to #MeToo to the power of movements and everything in between. We also chat with three other East Coasters -- Ashley Hall, Allison Thorne, and Rachel Richard about their experience at Women Deliver.
The Women Deliver 2019 Conference took place from 3-6 June 2019 in Vancouver, Canada and was the world’s largest conference on gender equality and the health, rights, and wellbeing of girls and women in the 21st century.
I attended Women Del...2019-06-1134 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 18: Inclusive ImmigrationIn today's episode we're joined by Ginette Gautreau -- assistant director at the New Brunswick Multicultural Council. We talk about inclusive immigration, which at its core, is as simple as treating immigrants as humans rather than economic engines.
We asked Ginette how can folks listening can promote a more inclusive conversation around immigration. Here are the tips she suggested:
Volunteer and attend events with the multicultural communities in your own communities
Look at how you’re bringing newcomers into your space - are you actively trying to diversify folks around the table?
Reinforce kindness, curiosity, open openn...2019-06-0428 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 17: Abortion AccessThis epsiode is 100% unedited. We were supposed to be taking this week off -- so I’m travelling without my laptop or recording tools.
It is because of my personal privilege that I had the choice to take a week off from engaging. This is not a privilege that folks fighting for their fundamental rights in the US have.
I could not sit by and drink wine while the rights of women are being trampled on.
I hope you’ll endulge my unedited episode while I share some thoughts, opinions, and experiences on abortion acess with you.2019-05-2132 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveySo you wanna start a podcast?I'm joined by Meranda of the All Things Dreams podcast to reflect on the Atlantic Podcast Summit as well as our first six months in podcasting! We chat about choosing our names & logos, what tech we use, the challenges we faced, and top pieces of advice. 2019-05-1444 min
All Things DreamsSE01 EP19: Behind the Scenes with All Things Dreams and Femme WonkIn this cross-over episode, I team up with Femme Wonk's Katie Davey as we take you behind the scenes for an update on our podcasting endeavours. After attending the first ever Podcast Summit in Halifax, NS we had plenty of thoughts to discuss. So in this episode, we chat about why we started our podcasts, some frustrating challenges, and a few lessons learned along the way.
Hope you enjoy this bonus content!
All Things Dreams is part of the Straight Up Strange Productions Network. https://www.straightupstrange.com/
2019-05-1446 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 16: What does open government look like?In this episode, we chat with Erin Flood about our recent experience with the GovMaker Conference. We discuss open government, open data, the future of democracy, and what role technology plays in this conversation. This is a big topic and we were left with some big questions including how we build the infrastructure around privacy that makes us feel protected and safe with what governments will do with that data in the same way that we feel safe using publicly funded infrastructure -- let us know what you think!2019-05-0722 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 15: The Rise of Minority Governments in CanadaI'm joined by Jordan O'Brien for a second time. He first joined the pod in episode 3 to chat about the 1.5x incentive to political parties for votes cast for women candidates -- check it out.
In this episode, we chat about the recently elected minority government in PEI, our experience navigating a historic election in New Brunswick, what challenges and benefits that minority governments have, and we sprinkle in a bit of electoral reform.
We lean into our inner policy wonk so let us know what you think. 2019-05-0135 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEp 14: Discussion w/ Brian GallantIn this episode, we're joined by former Premier of New Brunswick and Minister Responsible for Women's Equality, Brian Gallant.
This episode is jam packed. We chat about how Mr. Gallant found himself in the role of minister responsible for women's equality, some of the policies he's most proud of, why men's ally-ship is so important, and how we can keep moving forward.
On a personal note, I worked for Premier Gallant for 2.5 years and it was a real privilege to get to recap his thinking on some of the work I found most impactful.
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I'm joined by Joan Kingston, former New Brunswick cabinet minister to discuss the roles of platforms, how they're built, and why they're still important.
If you live in PEI or Alberta -- don't forget to vote!!
2019-04-1634 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEpisode 12: No Second Chances w/Kate GrahamWe're joined by Kate Graham to discuss her new project in collaboration with Canada 2020 -- No Second Chances. This project follows the journey of the 12 women previously elected as first ministers (premiers and prime minister) in Canada. We discuss some interesting learnings that the project has produced, as well as continued barriers for women in politics in Canada.
In our current affairs lightening round we chat about inclusive legislatures and some issues highlighted issues that have been in the news lately. Check out our blog post to learn more about it. 2019-04-0923 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEpisode 11: Siyabulela Mandela & Bernadette FernandesIn today's episode we are honoured to chat with both Siyabulela Mandela & Bernadette Fernandes.
Siyabulela Mandela is an internationally recognized academic and activist grandson of the Freedom Fighter, Nelson Mandela.
He is currently a Ph.D. candidate (International Relations and Conflict Resolution) in the Department of Politics and Conflict Studies at Nelson Mandela University, South Africa, where he is also a lecturer for the Politics and Conflict Studies Department.
Bernadette Fernandes is the founder of The Varanda Network which seeks to promote inclusive trade partnerships. She is also the connector of Siyabulela to Ne...2019-04-0331 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEpisode 10: Ending Bias in the WorkplaceIn today's episode we chat with Robyn Tingley, founder and CEO of Glass Sky. We chat about women's leadership, eliminating bias in the workplace, quotas on corporate boards, and resources that you and your employer can use to enhance inclusion.
Robyn is the author of 10 Essentials for the Motivated Millennial: A Guide to High Performance for New Grads and Career Starters: Get it here
She also referenced the launch of a free tool kit for employers to stamp out bias in the workplace: Check it out here
In this episode, we launched a ne...2019-03-2628 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEpisode 9: DIPV LeaveIn this episode, we chat with Lana Payne, Atlantic Regional Director for Unifor. We discuss Unifor's advocacy on domestic partner violence and why they have been pushing for legislative changes across Canada. We also talk about what exactly domestic, intimate partner, and/or sexual violence leave is and how it can be implemented. This is a policy heavy episode -- we hope you learn a thing or two!
2019-03-1944 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyIWD 5: Jill Lamb, Girls STEM Up This is the fifth and final episode in our International Women's Day project. The IWD project brought a short podcast episode every single day this week that interviewed an organization or person doing really great things to embody the #InnovateForChange theme of International Women's Day this year. In today’s episode, I chat with Jill Lamb, a founder of Girls STEM Up, about their upcoming conference to engage high school and university women in STEM. 2019-03-0814 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyIWD 4: Cathy Simpson, Up & GoThis is the fourth episode in our International Women's Day project. The IWD project will bring you a short podcast episode every single day this week that interviews an organization or person doing really great things to embody the #InnovateForChange theme of International Women's Day this year. In today’s episode, I chat with Cathy Simpson, creator of Up & Go, about getting more girls engaged in STEM.2019-03-0721 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyIWD 3: Karina LeBlanc, Pond Deshpande CentreThis is the third episode in our International Women's Day project. The IWD project will bring you a short podcast episode every single day this week that interviews an organization or person doing really great things to embody the #InnovateForChange theme of International Women's Day this year. In today’s episode, I chat with Karina LeBlanc from the Pond Deshpande Centre about supporting system change through representation.
2019-03-0620 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyIWD 2: Heather MacLean, Women 4 Atlantic This is the second episode in our International Women's Day project. The IWD project will bring you a short podcast episode every single day this week that interviews an organization or person doing really great things to embody the #InnovateForChange theme of International Women's Day this year. In today’s episode, I chat with Heather MacLean of Women For Atlantic about supporting women and girls in leadership.
2019-03-0513 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyIWD 1: Katie Davey, Femme WonkThis episode kicks off our International Women's Day project which will bring you a short podcast episode every single day this week that interviews an organization or person doing really great things to embody the #InnovateForChange theme of International Women's Day this year. In today’s episode, I'm also going to talk to you a bit more about Femme Wonk and how we’ve evolved over the last five months or so. I’m also going to talk to you about my own opinions on International Women's Day as well as basically answer the questions that I’m going to be as...2019-03-0409 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEpisode 8: Discussion w/ Alaina LockhartWe're joined by Alaina Lockhart, the Member of Parliament for Fundy Royal. We chat about the importance of having women as role models, why diversity in decision making is important, and how beautiful New Brunswick is! 2019-02-2623 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEpisode 7: The Oscars!Where are all the women?
This week we chat with Sal Patel about the lack of gender parity in The Oscars nominations. We chat broadly about the film industry in both Hollywood and in Canada.
We learned that in 2018 only 4% of the top 100 grossing films were directed by women.
2019-02-1939 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEpisode 6: Early LearningI'm joined by Mary Andow, a former senior policy adviser in the New Brunswick premier's office. Mary has been living in Australia for the last two years and working in the early learning space there.
We chat about New Brunswick's Free Childcare Program, early learning programs across Canada, and how we hold up to the Aussie model.
Apologies for the audio quality -- it's our first international interview!2019-02-1242 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEpisode 5: Ontario PSE ChangesIn this episode, Katie provides an analysis of the changes that the Ford government announced to post-secondary education funding. She also highlights what changes like this could mean in the New Brunswick context (spoiler alert: it'd be bad).
We are also celebrating our one month anniversary and we'd love your feedback: https://goo.gl/forms/e28u9ffB4ZGK13ul2 2019-02-0526 min
Amplified with Vanessa PaesaniAmplified #4: Femme Wonk, with Katie DaveyKatie Davey is a rising star in New Brunswick. I first met her a few years ago when she was competing in ‘Our Top Talent’ – an event I co-organized with longtime colleague, Rachel Mathis. The event was designed for top graduating students to connect with NB employers. After I launched Amplify, Katie was one... Read More2019-01-2931 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEpisode 4: Amplify!I'm joined by Vanessa Paesani of Amplify East. We talk about why she created Amplify East, the importance of highlighting and supporting diverse representation, and about being inclusive when we have difficult conversations.
Vanessa also mentioned a book she has been loving -- The Person You Mean to Be by Dolly Chugh. Check it out here https://amzn.to/2SetEET2019-01-2929 min
Femme Wonk by Katie DaveyLive: Elevate NBThis is a live recording of a panel discussion. Katie spoke about social innovation and empowering women at Elevate New Brunswick, a conference focused on women’s leadership and economic empowerment.2019-01-2510 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEpisode 3: 1.5x incentiveIn this episode I'm joined by Jordan O'Brien. We discuss an amendment to the Political Process Financing Act in New Brunswick to allow for votes cast for women to be counted at 1.5x when calculating the per-vote subsidy.
We discuss how this impacted the 2018 General Election, what can be done to improve it, the future of political fundraising in New Brunswick, and encouraging more women to run for elected office.2019-01-2222 minFemme Wonk by Katie DaveyEpisode 2: Pay EquityIn this episode we discuss the mechanics of pay equity with Frances LeBlanc, the chair of the New Brunswick Coalition for Pay Equity.2019-01-1528 min