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This week on Finding Your Bliss, Life Coach and Bliss Expert Judy Librach is joined by award-winning journalist and anchor, Farah Nasser! Farah Nasser brings extensive experience to her role as Anchor of Global National, Global

This week's guest is the Weekend Anchor for Global National, Farah Nasser. She is an award-winning journalist and before her time anchoring Global National, she was the anchor for Global News Toronto at 5:30 & 6. Providing viewers across the GTA much needed clarity for nearly two decades, she was on the ground reporting during major events such as the Toronto van attack, the London, Ont., terror attack which killed a Muslim family and was in Washington for the election of Joe Biden. She was the first journalist to be granted a one-on-one with PM Justin Trudeau after the country reopened after the pandemic lockdown in 2020. Nasser's status as a trusted journalist with a strong interest in politics has earned her the opportunity to moderate key political debates, including the main 2018 Ontario provincial election debate, and the only broadcast 2018 Toronto mayoral debate. Nasser has been praised for furthering public discourse with her thought-provoking reporting and motivational public speaking. She created notable buzz on social media as the force behind #FirstTimeIWasCalled and #LivingInColour, two digital series' exploring the experiences of marginalized peoples; she similarly received plaudits for her TEDx talk titled “The Power of Intellectual Humility.” She received an Edward R. Murrow award for Excellence in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion for her special Living in Colour: Being Black in Canada and is a back-to-back winner of the RTNDA Sam Ross Award for her viral commentaries 93 Killed a Day at the Barrel of a Gun (2018) and What if the fighting in Aleppo was happening in Toronto? (2017); the latter story was viewed 3.5 million times and used as a teaching aid in schools to explain the Syrian conflict. Nasser began her career with Rogers TV before accepting a position with Newstalk 1010 where she worked her way up to a reporting role. After landing this first major reporting gig, Nasser went on to hold various roles with Toronto 1, A-Channel News, Citytv, and CP24 before joining Global News. A graduate of Toronto Metropolitan University's Radio and Television Arts program, she also attended the University of Westminster in London, England and later interned for CNN in New Delhi, India. When not reporting on the day's headlines, Nasser spends her time volunteering in the community. She is a member of the board of directors of the Canadian Journalism Foundation and serves as a mentor for the Canadian Association of Journalists and for CivicAction, a non-profit that brings together senior and emerging leaders from diverse backgrounds. Nasser regularly speaks at community events and has worked with organizations such as Journalists for Human Rights, the Aga Khan Foundation and the Economic Club of Canada. Nasser lives in Toronto with her husband and two young kids. She has a passion for travelling and has instilled that in her children taking her young family to several regions in Canada and through Asia and Europe. Find out more about Farah: https://globalnews.ca/author/farah-nasser/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Farah Nasser was named Global National's weekend anchor in June, 2022. Shortly before that she was co-anchor of Global Toronto's 6:00 news. Towards the end of her time at Global Toronto, Farah ended up taking a leave of absence. She spent a large part of it going to therapy and unpacking her past including the death of her son. In this episode, Farah opens up about her mental health journey and taking the time to do intense therapy that changed her life. You'll also hear stories from her career including how she got her first job and more about her new role on the national stage. 

A guy posted a video of their DoorDash delivery which featured a bunch of their food eaten and a note from the driver explaining.   Check out this Canadian anchor named Farah Nasser swallowing a fly in the middle of a news report. This story made NIGEL PUKE LIVE ON THE AIR!!! Is This Anything? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If there is one positive that has come about as a result of Roe V Wade in the US, it's that it's opened up broader discussions about women's reproductive health here in Canada. The reality is that 1 in 3 women will have an abortion in their lifetime. Unfortunately many women do not understand the options available to them when it comes to abortion, and more crucially, they don't always have easy access. Marion Ulmann, General Manager and Director of Linepharma International joins me to discuss recent findings from a Leger survey and what Canadian women need to know about accessing safe abortions in Canada. You can't be what you can't see, which is why I'm so grateful that Farah Nasser joins me this week to discuss her new role as weekend anchor with Global National. Farah shares why remaining true to yourself is crucial, why talking about mental health openly is so important, and why this is her year of saying No, thank you very much. It's feast or famine in the entertainment industry and this week, it's definitely feast with so much new in entertainment, we simply can't get to it all, so be sure to jump on over to whatshesaidtalk.com after today's episode to catch them all but first listen to Anne Brodie's thoughts on The Man from Toronto starring Woody Harrelson and Kevin Hart, Official Competition with Antonio Banderas, and Penelope Cruz, plus you won't want to miss Endangered from Ronan Farrow on HBO that takes a closer look at anti-journalistic sentiment from both governments and citizens, in nations where freedom of the press was once taken for granted. Would be travellers are a lot more mindful of their environmental impact and after two years to think about it they are looking to do things differently. Thankfully Intrepid Travel has answered the call. Dr. Susanne Etti, Global Environmental Impact Manager of Intrepid Travel joins me to discuss what it looks like to be BCorp travel provider, how they are continuously looking for ways to reduce their carbon footprint, and why travel can help local economies without harming it. Finally a little positivity to close the show this week. Ana Pac is here to share her new single Bite the Rainbow, empowering song about shattering the boxes societal norms put us in. Ana shares what inspired her to write the song before we turn the volume up and dance our little hearts out to celebrate pride month. Social: Marion Ulmann Twitter: https://twitter.com/linepharma LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/linepharma/ Farah Nasser Website: https://globalnews.ca/ Twitter: @FarahNasser Instagram: @farahnasserglobal Facebook: @GlobalNews Anne Brodie Twitter: https://twitter.com/annebrodie Website: whatshesaidtalk.com Dr. Susanne Etti Website: https://www.intrepidtravel.com Twitter: @Intrepid_Travel Instagram: @intrepidtravel Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/intrepidtravel Ana Pac Bite The Rainbow: https://music.apple.com/ca/album/bite-the-rainbow-single/1620599557 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anapacofficial/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ana_pac

Great speaks with University of Waterloo professor Aimee Morrison on why people are leaving social media. Seneca College President David Agnew on being the first educational institution in Canada to implement mandatory vaccinations for students. Global News anchor Farah Nasser on the latest headlines.   

Great speaks with University of Waterloo professor Aimee Morrison on why people are leaving social media. Seneca College President David Agnew on being the first educational institution in Canada to implement mandatory vaccinations for students. Global News anchor Farah Nasser on the latest headlines.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Greg talks to Dr. Abdu Sharkawy, Farah Nasser, and Dave Bradley.

Greg talks to Dr. Abdu Sharkawy, Farah Nasser, and Dave Bradley. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike chats with Global News anchor Farah Nasser about her media stops on the way to co-anchoring Global Toronto's 5:30pm and 6pm newscast alongside Alan Carter, her experiences as a Muslim woman, and the value of on-air chemistry. Please note, there will be a sequel as Farah had to jet to pick up her children at camp.

Farah Nasser is an award-winning journalist and the anchor of Global Toronto's supper hour newscasts – a woman who has worked at every level of Canadian media, covering major stories here at home and abroad. Farah is also a wife, a mom, and an active community volunteer and she joins Jen and Catherine today to speak about building a career, facing racism, coping with stillbirth, and elevating the voices of those who feel marginalized.

As students begin to return to school, some questions are being raised over what should and shouldn't be allowed in them. Some recommendations have been put forward by Ontario's Science Table who recommend extracurricular activities be restarted and that schools only be closed under catastrophic conditions. Why do they feel that way? Rick asks their director, Dr. Peter Juni. Guest: Dr. Peter Juni, Director of Ontario's Science Table and a Professor of Medicine and Epidemiology at the University of Toronto - Canada is going to be welcoming fully vaccinated Americans into the country as of August 9. Coming for leisure and pleasure is all the reason someone would need to come here but will fully vaccinated Canadians be allowed to visit the US? Guest: Frederic Dimanche, Director of the Ted Rogers School of Hospitality and Tourism Management at Ryerson University - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visited Hamilton today to make a couple announcements and Global News' Farah Nasser had a chance to sit down with the PM for a one-on-one interview. Farah joins Rick to talk about this interview, what they spoke about and more. Guest: Farrah Nasser, Anchor with Global News - Canada is nearing an election and as such, malicious actors from other countries and criminal organizations are keeping an eye on how they can interfere and tamper with it. We're told it's happened in other places but what is the likelihood of it happening here? Guest: Marcus Kolga, Senior Fellow with the Macdonald-Laurier Centre for Advancing Canada's Interests Abroad See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Imagine a world where kindness wins and discrimination and racialization does not exist. Journalist and TV news anchor Farah Nasser is a beacon of light. As a visible minority herself she speaks to Dana about her journey championing equality. Farah speaks candidly about memories of some of her first experiences with racism. She perseveres with her fight for equality and talks about the changes we need to see happen right now.

“How To Create A Compelling Story To Engage The Right Audience!" - PART 2

“How To Create A Compelling Story To Engage The Right Audience!” - PART 1

Farah Nasser is an award winning journalist who has dedicated her voice to elevating people of colour. Recently, Farah opened up about her personal experience with the stillbirth of her son Hussain, live on Global News. Throughout this episode, Amy and Farah trade stories about what it was like growing up as children of immigrant parents, and their pregnancies with their twins. Farah talks about the moment she found out that one of her twins had passed away in her womb, and the psychological effects it had on her as she continued to carry both twins. Today, Farah discusses her stillbirth openly to raise awareness on the subject and remembers Hussain fondly with her husband and two children. 1.32 - Farah’s childhood2.51 - How Farah felt growing up as a child of immigrant parents6.05 - The first time Farah was called a “paki”8.21 - When Farah got married and decided to have kids9.46 - Farah finds out she was having twins10.32 - How Farah’s pregnancy went11.12 - Farah lost one of her twins13.26 - Amy’s reflection 14.43 - The pregnancy build up, Farah gave birth and found out how her twin passed away16.33 - Farah’s labour18.02 - The importance of talking about stillbirths19.22 - Group therapy21.17 - Why Farah and her husband decided to tell her son about his brother22.54 - What life looks like now for Farah24.38 - Amy’s reflection on loss25.31 - What Farah is seeing in working moms today28.03 - The need for protectionism29.35 - Farah’s episode dedicationSupport the show (https://www.amysyed.ca/calmafterthestormpodcast)

Alan addresses the confusion of the US election. Global reporter Kamil Karamali joins Alan to discuss the latest in the US polls. Global anchor Farah Nasser is live from Washington to give Alan the latest.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alan discusses what Canada Christian College does as a charitable entity. Alan speaks with Professor Peter Loewen on what the electoral college is, election integrity and what it means if each candidate wins. Global's Farah Nasser joins Alan live from Washington.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alan is joined by NDP leader Andrea Horwath to discuss Canada Christian College and Charles McVety. Global's Farah Nasser is live from Washington to give us all the details on the US election.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There have been Caledonia residents who have been without power since October 22nd.  The protestors say they'll allow Hydro on, but not police. Ken Hewitt, Mayor of Haldimand County - Farah Nasser is in the US to cover the election and has been travelling through various communities. What has she seen on her travels? Farah Nasser, Anchor with Global News who is en route to the US to cover the election - Why have young people tuned out the government's messaging on COVID-19? Jaigris Hodson, Associate Professor at Royal Roads University

The mans are back!! In this fresh episode of TMP, Arsy unpacks some comments on BLM movement and how easy it is to unfriend people for making trash comments, then the mans talk about the Raptors coming into the NBA bubble making a statement with the team bus and reminisce about the Raptors 2019 championship run (1:00). Arsy airs out his complaints about being stuck at home with kids eating junk food and provides a valuable #Peloton hack (7:45). The mans breakdown the white girl Katie starter pack, problem drinking being normalized, and how Covid has shown us that 50% of people can look after kids while working while the other half are able to work drunk (11:15). Finally, the mans talk about problematic racial stereotypes in video games, talking in a ‘white/professional' voice vs ‘brown' voice and trying on culture, and give a special shoutout to Jenniferjit from TPS HQ and Farah Nasser on CP24! (14:00)  Subscribe today to the Toronto Mans Podcast for more Toronto mans antics. Now available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to your podcasts! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/torontomanspod/message

This week we continue with our Star Wars radio play...Mud 79.  In the conclusion to the second chapter, Bright Lights, we follow Imperial platoon 79 as they embark on a long patrol through the jungles of the Bista Valley. Contacting small outposts and mining operations. Not everyone is keen to see the planet of Cestin IV falling under the Imperial banner, as the platoon soon learns. Also...we have a new cast member, Farah Nasser! She has an incredible voice and I was stoked when she agreed to be part of our wee production. And as always a massive thank you to the rest of the cast! Pvt Soloman Kwai – Narator -  Fred Kennedy - @fearless_fred Col Ghast – Farah Nasser -@FarahNasser Lt Orto - Ben McEwan - @bigbennz Sgt Jintalla – Marilla Wex - @MarillaWex Sgt Heffspar – Star Birdyellowhead – @starbfit Cpl Housto – Michael Walsh - @Mister_Walsh Pvt El’Theriam – Jason Loo - @rebel_loo Pvt Tolen - Adam Gorham - @adamgorham Pvt Murray – Shaun Hatton - @megashaun Pvt Staven – Carly Myers - @CarlyRadio​ Inquistor Tiberia - Toni McLennon - @tonimacncheese Purge Trooper Khama - Andrew Wheeler - @wheeler Purge Trooper Berren - Heather Antos - @HeatherAntos Jado Raste - Sam Maggs - @sammaggs See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we continue with our Star Wars radio play...Mud 79.  We're onto the first part of the second chapter...called Bright Lights. We follow the platoon as they embark on a long patrol through the jungles of the Bista Valley. Contacting small outposts and mining operations. Not everyone is keen to see the planet of Cestin IV falling under the imperial banner, as platoon 79 soon learns. Also...we have a new cast member, Farah Nasser! She has an incredible voice and I was stoked when she agreed to be part of our wee production. And as always a massive thank you to the rest of the cast! Pvt Soloman Kwai – Narator -  Fred Kennedy - @fearless_fred Col Ghast – Farah Nasser -@FarahNasser Lt Orto - Ben McEwan - @bigbennz Sgt Jintalla – Marilla Wex - @MarillaWex Sgt Heffspar – Star Birdyellowhead – @starbfit Cpl Housto – Michael Walsh - @Mister_Walsh Pvt El’Theriam – Jason Loo - @rebel_loo Pvt Tolen - Adam Gorham - @adamgorham Pvt Murray – Shaun Hatton - @megashaun Pvt Staven – Carly Myers - @CarlyRadio​ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Farah Nasser is an award-winning Canadian news journalist. Farah came on the podcast the week of June 15, 2020. We discussed her career, how her and her family are coping with social distancing during COVID-19, her inspirations, what her favourite stories she's covered are, racism and Black Lives Matter, and why she is still hopeful in 2020.

Farah Nasser, host, Living in Colour, & anchor, Global News Toronto

On this episode of Broadcast Dialogue - The Podcast, we hear from a range of broadcasters on how they adapted to the fast-breaking developments of COVID-19 this week and the reality of broadcasting, in some cases, in self-isolation - from Farah Nasser, who co-anchored the Global News Toronto supper hour newscast from her backyard, to Golden West Radio engineer Laverne Siemens on the challenges of shifting staff across 40 stations to work from home, to Harvard Broadcasting National Program Manager Christian Hall on finding innovative ways to support local business.This episode also features Adam Wylde, Virgin Radio Toronto; Mackay Taggart, Regional Director of News, Global News Ontario; Barbara Williams, EVP of English Services, CBC; James Peters, Assistant News Director, CFJC-TV & Radio, Kamloops, BC; Taz & Jim, FM96 London, ON; Anthony Farnell, Global News' Chief Meteorologist; Shawn Turner, Country Brand Manager, Bayshore Broadcasting; and Lana Gay, afternoon drive, Indie88 Toronto. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Mike chats with Global News anchor Alan Carter about being tasered by police, anchoring Global News at 5:30 and 6 with Farah Nasser, hosting Focus Ontario on television and The Alan Carter Radio Program on Global News Radio Talk 640.

Niki is on vacation this week, so we thought that we would revisit an episode from earlier this year. There will be a new episode next week! Last year, Global News reporter Farah Nasser spoke with prominent Canadians about their experiences with discrimination. They spoke candidly about names they’ve been called to shed light on the lasting impacts. What can be done to help future generations and how can we be proactive when we witness hate speech? If you enjoy the This is Why podcast, please take a minute to rate it on Apple Podcasts or Google Podcasts, tell us what you think and please tell a friend about the show. Twitter: @thisiswhy Email: thisiswhy@curiouscast.ca

It's Feel Bad Friday - Alan's guilty show.  He hosts a panel to talk cultural guilt with Farah Nasser, Naomi Parness, and Pay Chen. Before going all in on the guilt trip, Alan is joined by Jamie Mauracher to talk about the Cheer team that deserves a medal, George Smitherman on his book Unconventional Candour, and Joanna Harper on the Olympic rules for women athletes with high levels of testosterone. Don't feel guilty listening in, it's hard to turn away.

Farah Nasser, anchor of Global News Hour and Global News at Noon, talks about her career, including her recent TEDx Talk, being a Muslim woman on television and declining a big TV offer in the US. She also opens up about family and her difficult road to motherhood, as well as her latest #momfail and #momwin. Also in this episode, I share my favourite productivity tips and a couple of book recommendations - of course! When I met Farah and her coanchor Alan Carter in 2015, she was pregnant with her daughter... ...and she even let me sit in her spot at the anchor desk! I did a behind-the-scenes interview with Farah and Alan that day: here are Part 1 & Part 2. Thanks for the great chat, Farah! You can find Farah Nasser on Twitter and Facebook. My recommended books in this episode: The Tattooist of Auschwitz: A Novel by Heather Morris Sometimes I Lie by Alice Feeney My post with 8 Ways to be More Productive. Thanks to my wonderful editor, Lukas Wojcicki!

Earlier this year, Global News reporter Farah Nasser spoke with prominent Canadians about their experiences with discrimination. They spoke candidly about names they’ve been called to shed light on the lasting impacts. What can be done to help future generations and how can we be proactive when we witness hate speech? If you enjoy the This is Why podcast, please take a minute to rate it on Apple Podcasts or Google Podcasts, tell us what you think and please tell a friend about the show. Twitter: @thisiswhy Email: thisiswhy@curiouscast.ca

Mayoral candidates Sarah Climenhaga, Saron Gebresellassi, Jennifer Keesmaat and John Tory tackled questions on three topics — traffic, transit and safety, crime, and affordability — in an hour-long debate at Corus Entertainment headquarters moderated by Farah Nasser and John Oakley. Read more: https://globalnews.ca/news/4484638/toronto-mayoral-candidates-debate/

Mayoral Debate live on Global News Radio 640 Toronto co-moderated with John Oakley and Farah Nasser / PART 2

Mayoral Debate live on Global News Radio 640 Toronto co-moderated with John Oakley and Farah Nasser.

Photo: (The Canadian Press) Does party unity decide who wins elections? Guest: Steve Paikin. Host, The Agenda, TVO. This Sunday, the last debate for the provincial election will take place. Global News' Farah Nasser is one of the co-hosts for this debate and joins the Bill Kelly Show. Guest: Farah Nasser, Anchor, Global News. Yesterday, US President Trump cancelled the upcoming summit between the US and North Korea, writing a letter that blamed North Korea for “open hostility”. Guest: Elliot Tepper, Emeritus Professor of Political science, Carleton University.

Photo: (Frank Gunn / The Canadian Press This Sunday, the last debate for the provincial election will take place. Global News' Farah Nasser is one of the co-hosts for this debate and joins the Bill Kelly Show. Guest: Farah Nasser, Anchor, Global News.

Global News Toronto anchor Farah Nasser has been speaking with Canadians about their experience with discrimination as part of the #FirstTimeIWasCalled series. Kathleen Wynne, Jagmeet Singh, Jully Black, Daniel Pillai and Farheen Khan are among Canadians sharing their experiences, thoughts on what to do to help future generations, and how to proactively deal with hate speech. Guest: Farah Nasser, Global News Toronto anchor -  Following his conversation with Farah, Roy opens up the phone lines to callers to ask if they've faced discrimination and asks them to finish the sentence "First time I was called" with their own story. (Photo: Nida Omar/Global News) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The initial shock of the tragic Humboldt Broncos bus crash may have passed but the community is still very much in recovery mode, and Canadians from across the country are still trying to do what they can to help.   Guest: Randy MacLean, Vice President & Human Resources, Humboldt Broncos - Stephen Ledrew, former president of the Liberal Party of Canada, is challenging the federal government's approach to legalizing marijuana.   Guest: Stephen LeDrew, former president of the Liberal party of Canada - Global News Toronto anchor Farah Nasser has been speaking with Canadians about their experience with discrimination as part of the #FirstTimeIWasCalled series.   Kathleen Wynne, Jagmeet Singh, Jully Black, Daniel Pillai and Farheen Khan are among Canadians sharing their experiences, thoughts on what to do to help future generations, and how to proactively deal with hate speech.   Guest: Farah Nasser, Global News Toronto anchor - Following the latest press conference, a discussion on how the support from outside of Humboldt is affecting the community. And a special memorial created by Niki Reitmayer.   Guests: Jarrett Fontaine, former Humboldt Broncos forward, current left wing forward for the Trinity Western Spartans   Dan Ukerainetz, who was scheduled as colour commentator for Friday's Broncos gam See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Photo: (Global News) Stelco owners have paid $142 million to help the company's pension plans. This is part of a deal to absolve the company from future liabilities. Guest: Marvin Ryder. Business Professor, DeGroote School of Business, McMaster University. A series by Global News entitled #FirstTimeIwasCalled starts today. Farah Nasser shares her story about the first time she was confronted with racism. Guest: Farah Nasser, Anchor, Global News. The City of Hamilton is changing its port zoning rules to exert control over waste processing plants near residential neighborhoods Guest: Chad Collins, City Councillor, Ward 5.

Photo: (Erica Vella/Global News) A series by Global News entitled #FirstTimeIwasCalled starts today. Farah Nasser shares her story about the first time she was confronted with racism. Guest: Farah Nasser, Anchor, Global News.

How long will #MeToo remain at the forefront of the public's mind?  Will it have any long-term effects on our culture?  Kelly Cutrara, Farah Nasser, Tasha Kheiriddin and Angie Seth discuss, what's next for #MeToo.

In the 5th episode of WITK, Morgan takes a break from the Toronto Film Festival to sit down with one of Canada’s most widely respected TV and radio personalities George Stroumboulopoulos and Global Toronto anchor Farah Nasser. The EPA's double C-word phobia, a head scratching NASA choice, Samsung Galaxy's price tag, crazy golf bro benefits, JetBlue's power play, the GOP's pot crackdown, and the Facebook ads you maybe accidentally clicked on - sit back and tune in to hear some international takes on a real doozy of a week.

With what happened on Tuesday night with the Tenors and the lyrical change and the protests down in the States, a question needs to be asked; is the term “All Lives Matter” derogatory and racist? Farah Nasser, anchor on Global News at 5:30