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 shed light on the coalition's mission to bring relief and dignity to those in dire need.
Navigating the turbulent waters of teenage parenting is no small feat. Aly Pain, our trusted parenting expert, returns to 'What She Said' to help us steer through the challenges with grace. She'll offer her seasoned advice on avoiding 'parenting whiplash' and fostering strong, respectful relationships with our teens.
The echoes of the pandemic still resonate in our educational systems, revealing significant gaps in literacy and numeracy. Julie Diamond, an experienced educator and founder of Diamond Teachers Group, is here to discuss these pressing issues. She'll provide valuable strategies for parents to support their children's learning journey and help close the pandemic-induced gaps.
In life's more trying chapters, like the decision to separate, guidance is invaluable. Dr. Barbara Landau of Separation Pathways brings her unique blend of legal and psychological expertise to today's show. For those navigating the complexities of separation or divorce, Dr. Landau offers compassionate and constructive advice to ease the process.
While Anne Brodie takes a brief respite, her commitment to delivering top-notch entertainment remains unshaken. Don't miss her exclusive interview with Charlotte Stoudt from Apple TV’s 'The Morning Show' on today’s show but also pop on over to
whatshesaidtalk.com afterwards to catch Anne's weekly roundup where she spotlights the best in entertainment for us.
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