Podcast appearances and mentions of cathy browne

Award-winning entrepreneur and FoodMesh's CEO and co-founder Jessica Regan shares how companies can make a significant difference in reducing food waste while contributing to food security. In the second half, CBC journalist Cathy Browne talks about her documentary "Better Late" where she explores emerging trends in senior culture: https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-141-cbc-radio-specials/clip/16031825-better-late

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E-COMM announces that starting this week, 9-1-1 operators will no longer stay on the line with callers while they're waiting to be connected with emergency services. We'll hear from CEO Oliver Grüter-Andrew; in our second half, we're talking about the annual International Day of Persons with Disabilities with Cathy Browne, the co-chair of CBC's abilicrew Employee Resource Group, and Tracy Humphreys, founder and chair of BCEdAccess Society.

Our 5th annual celebration of stories about and by Women & Girls was performed to a packed crowd on Tuesday 10th August at The Phoenix, featuring Mormons, murder, mediums, malicious moths, medieval maladies & more ... RUNNING ORDER for WOMEN & GIRLS Goddess Interrupted by Lyndsey Croal, read by Lois Tucker How a Body likes her Breakfast by Cathy Browne, read by Kim Scopes *INTERVAL & NFAMOUS BOOK QUIZ* Oh Little Beast by Molly Skinner, read by Annalie Wilson Vengeance by Mina Ma, read by Josie Charles Plague of Exes, 1349 by Lauren Van Schaik, read by Gloria Sanders N.B. Unfortunately due to technical issues, a couple of author & actor bios are missing from the recording: we reproduce them below here. LAUREN VAN SCHAIK's short fiction has been shortlisted for the Galley Beggar Short Story Prize and The White Review Short Story Prize; published by the Cincinnati Review; and performed by Liars' League. She has an MA in Creative Writing from UEA and is working on a novel. GLORIA SANDERS trained at Drama Studio London. She regularly narrates audiobooks for the RNIB and recently joined the cast of Time Will Tell's Dracula at Whitby Abbey. She often works as an historical interpreter at heritage sites around the country and has continued her training in clowning and historic fooling. She recently qualified as a Spanish Interpreter.

Lianne Castelino of Where Parents Talk speaks to Perdita Felicien, World Champion, 2-time Olympian, mom, broadcaster and author about her new book, 'My Mother's Daughter', which tells the story of the struggle, poverty, homelessness and triumph that characterized the life journey of Felicien's mother, Cathy Browne.

For the past 10 years, there have been no clinical trials for people living with ALS in BC. That's about to change through a new joint initiative from the ALS Society of BC, UBC and the Ministry of Health. Our columnist Cathy Browne tells us more.

CBC investigates call for new rules on ATVs following hundreds of deaths; Eli Glasner reviews Zak Snyder's new zombie flick; Cathy Browne tells us about the lack of clinical trials for people living with ALS in B.C.; A pitch to now mow your lawn in May; Art exhibit focuses on the personality of cows; Calls for permanent homeless camp in Prince George; British woman hoping to honour uncle buried in unmarked grave in Quesnel after serving in WWII; B.C.'s plan to re-open after the long weekend; Bon Jovi at the drive-in theatre.

An Olympic misstep might be how the public defines a career, but it hardly defines a high-performance athlete’s life. When Perdita Felicien crashed into the first hurdle in the 100-metre final at the 2004 Summer Games in Athens, all the reigning world champion from Canada could do was watch the race play out on a video screen high above the track. Though her dreams were dashed, she would stand proud and tall again — it was in her DNA. In My Mother’s Daughter: A Memoir of Struggle and Triumph (Doubleday), Felicien fastidiously constructs a poignant narrative that extends far beyond sport. By bringing her mother Cathy Browne’s tale of leaving St. Lucia to resettle in Canada to light, we can better understand the contemporary Canadian experience. 

In this episode, we mix up a Roosevelt cocktail and visit with Cathy Browne, Campaign Chairman for the capital campaign to build a new shelter for Women & Children First. We talked about all the ways that Women & Children first helps victims of domestic abuse in Arkansas, their upcoming virtual Woman of the Year event to honor First Lady Susan Hutchinson on February 6th, and some of the ways that you can help support this wonderful organization. Learn more about Women & Children First here: https://www.wcfarkansas.org/ and participate in the online auction here: woy2021.givesmart.com. Cheers! Listen wherever you like to listen to podcasts. Follow Women & Children First on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wcfirst/Follow the podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/convoscocktailsconnections/Follow Amy on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/redbeautylounge/Follow Emily on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emilyreeves/

Cathy Browne joins us to discuss her CBC series, Access Denied, which discusses the challenges faced by People with Disabilities during COVID-19. Cathy makes a case for journalism that asks provocative questions. This is the October 3, 2020 episode.

CBC columnist Cathy Browne speaks to families of children with complex learning needs and disabilities about the lack of support they're getting in the new school year.

Grocery stores, eating at home and recycled plastics all line up for Cathy Browne, general manager at Crown Poly in Huntington Park, California.

Cathy Browne wears many hats: She does PR, she's a photographer, she's an activist and advocate, she does stand-up comedy and improv, and she teaches photography to elementary school kids. And she happens to be legally blind. We chat with Cathy about her recent role as part of UBC's Wingspan Goes to School, Canada’s first fully accessible and inclusive Dis/ability and Deaf Artists-in-Residence Program in K-12 schools. Plus we talk about some of the issues Vancouver's disabled residents face, and what teaching has taught Cathy about her art and herself. Then, swoon rock singer-songwriter Alexandria Maillot stops by the V.I.A. studio for a chat and a live acoustic performance of her song "The Judge." Get to know this wickedly talented artist and how she approaches her art. Credits: Produced and hosted by Lindsay William-Ross and Adam Nanji. Our Associate Producer and Editor is Albert Van Santvoort. Additional support from Bob Kronbauer and Elana Shepert. We record in the studio at Glacier Media, 303 West 5th Avenue in Mt Pleasant. Theme song is Vancouver BC by The Smugglers ©1990, available on iTunes. Join our V.I.A. Podcast Facebook community! We’d love to hear your thoughts on each episode, and who you’d like to see on future shows. Follow @viawesome on Twitter and Instagram.

This week Rob, Ryan, and Steve welcome local photographer, accessibility advocate, and one of the busiest people we know, Cathy Browne into the Guitar Dungeon to talk about her photography, some of her advocacy work and the importance of accessible environments. Show Notes Google Unveils Google Glass Enterprise Edition 2https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/google-glass-enterprise-edition-2-2/Cathy Browne Flickr Albumhttps://www.flickr.com/photos/cathybrowne/albums/72157660569356506 Soap Box Radio Archivehttps://www.coopradio.org/station/archives/4575Follow Cathy on Twitter! @CathyBrowne AT Banter is brought to you by Canadian Assistive Technology, providing sales and training in Assistive Technology and Accessibility with over 30 years of knowledge and experience. Visit them online at www.canasstech.com or call toll-free 1-844-795-8324. Need repairs on your device? Chaos Technical Services offers service and support on almost any piece of Assistive Technology, while also providing parts and batteries. Visit them online at www.chaostechnicalservices.com or call 778-847-6840.

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