By Anne Brodie Guy Maddin’s back with a bang – and he’s in classic form, only funnier with Rumours (spelled properly) a witty, bizarre tale of seven world leaders, the G7, trapped one night on a mysterious wooded and watery island with no way out. A Canadian film, with international stars …
Celebrating Persons Day, True Crime Fascination, and Immune-Boosting Tips
It’s Thanksgiving in Canada, and as always, I’m feeling grateful for many things—one of them being that we celebrate this holiday in October. How do Americans handle the pressure of Thanksgiving just four weeks before Christmas? No, thank you! I love this time of year when the air is crisp, the …
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Are DEI Programs Going Away? Why Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Are Here to Stay
Are DEI programs going away? The truth is, they've been around for much longer and will continue to have a lasting impact far beyond what many realize. Take Catalyst, for example—they've been helping companies worldwide advance fairness and DEI initiatives for 62 years. Surprised? I was too. To read …
What a World, the Forces that Shaped T**mp, Abraham Lincoln, Spies, True Crime, Eco Heroines, and Blunt Sex Talk!
By Anne Brodie The Last of the Sea Women on AppleTV+ is a deeply inspiring doc about a group of elderly South Korean ocean warriors, real-life mermaids, known as "haenyeo" divers. These grandmother warriors share a deep love and respect for the ocean whose chosen job is to harvest food from …
South Korea’s Ageing “Haenyeo”Superstars the Women Warriors Our Planet Needs Now.
https://youtu.be/VHMngOUUYvc A group of elderly South Korean women gather every day in wetsuits, carrying hooks to harvest food from the sea, on Jeju Island as they have done for hundreds of years. They're known as haenyeo divers comprised mainly of women in their 60s 70s and 80s. They spend the …