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 thoughts on this sensitive debate.
Anne Brodie is back with her latest entertainment picks, and this week we're diving into 'The Monk and The Gun,' a film that Anne describes as genius on many levels and a contender for Best International Feature at this year's Oscars. We'll also laugh and cringe with 'Suze,' featuring the talents of Michaela Atkins and rising star Charlie Gillespie.
Amie Archibald-Varley joins me to talk about 'The Wisdom of Nurses,' a book she co-authored with Sara Fung. Set for release on April 2nd, this book promises to be a profound exploration of the experiences and insights from the heart of healthcare.
Yollanda Zhang , a Mental Health Possibilities Coach, shares her journey with bipolar disorder and discusses new treatments for depression and bipolar disorder, including rTMS, brain SPECT, and ketamine. Yollanda's mission to bring hope to those suffering in silence is both inspiring and vital.
And Brianne Sommerville introduces us to her debut novel, 'If I Lose Her,' a psychological thriller that delves into the complexities of postpartum depression. Brianne's fresh voice in the genre promises a gripping read that's as thrilling as it is thought-provoking.
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