By Anne Brodie What a joy to find Chevy Chase, Dan Aykroyd, Henry Czerny, Bruce McCulloch, and Scott Thompson on the big screen together! They form a winning ensemble in Zombie Town a spoof on the horror genre, suitable for all ages, based on R. L. Stine’s best-selling young adult novel series Goosebumps. Carverville (actually Sudbury) is home to Len… View Post
Empowerment in Action: Entrepreneurship, School Prep, Cinema, and More!
We’re on the cusp of a new school year and the “real” start of a new year. With this season comes renewed energy, fresh challenges, and a quest for knowledge. This week, our stellar lineup of guests brings insights ranging from business sustainability to back-to-school preparations, self-compassion, cinema, and more. Liliana Camacho, Director at the Better Way Alliance, elucidates on… View Post
Back to School and Dental Check-Up: Beyond Brushing and Flossing
As summer comes to a close and the scent of freshly sharpened pencils fills the air, parents and children alike prepare for the much-anticipated return to school. Dr. Mandeep Johal, a functional dentist and a devoted parent herself, recognizes the significance of this transitional period. Beyond the hustle of buying school supplies and new clothes, there lies a crucial aspect… View Post
Women’s White Water Rafting: An Adventure of Empowerment and Connection
White water rafting is not just an adrenaline-pumping activity; for women, it can be an empowering journey of self-discovery, a space for camaraderie, and will always be a place for deep connection with nature. Whether you’re celebrating a milestone, seeking a solo adventure, or simply wanting to bond with friends, women’s white water rafting offers an unparalleled experience. Yes, of… View Post
Fact-Based Docs and Features to Wow, a Gen X Treat and One for Gen Alpha, and What Not To Do with Power.
By Anne BrodieHelen Mirren is somewhere behind the ageing, puffy physicality of Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir in a time of great crisis, in Guy Nattiv’s political fact-based thriller Golda. While the film isn’t the finest of its genre, it does shine a spotlight on a woman in power in the 70s when few women had it. Meir was head… View Post
From Organized Living to Musical Notes: A Journey with Experts
We’re standing at the brink of a fresh academic cycle, an occasion many earmark as the true dawn of a new annum. With this season comes the reinstatement of routines and structures, a breezy transition from summer’s languor to autumn’s brisque momentum. But whether you’re aligning your clocks to the school bell or just the regular rhythm of life, the… View Post
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