Podcast appearances and mentions of kelly donovan

Welcome to another episode of Dialogue over Division with Kelly Donovan, a former police officer and the author of Police Line: Do Not Cross: Silencing a Canadian Police Whistleblower. Kelly's remarkable story is a testament to standing up against entrenched, broken systems that often prioritize self-preservation over public welfare. Her experiences highlight the secrecy and fear within policing culture, that should be concerning to all citizens. Despite reaching out to various government officials for help, Kelly faced retaliation as a whistleblower, with many in power choosing to turn a blind eye.   Yet, in the face of injustice, Kelly didn't back down; she took action. Witnessing systemic issues in how police handled internal matters, she joined the force to get involved and gain insight. When confronted with legal injustices, she equipped herself with knowledge and successfully challenged high-powered lawyers in court. Kelly didn't just stand her ground—she leveled up.   Kelly's experiences underscore a critical lesson: when we ignore injustice and fail to act, problems become entrenched, and real progress stalls. To keep our democratic system strong and effective, we must confront power head-on and demand accountability. Kelly's story is a powerful reminder that each of us has the capacity to effect change, and it is our collective responsibility to do so.   To learn more about Kelly's story, you can purchase her book here: Police Line: Do Not Cross: Silencing a Canadian Police Whistleblower: Donovan, Kelly: 9781999245528: Books - Amazon.ca.   Join us as Kelly shares her inspiring journey and insights on how we can all contribute to a healthier, more accountable democracy.

Ontario Today invites former police officer, Kelly Donovan to the program. Donovan is an outspoken critics of how police services handle internal investigations. She's also a surivor of domestic abuse. We also hear from research, Kim French, an assistant professor of psychology at Colorado State University, who has been studying domestic violence among officers.

After a quick Bing search, Jeremy figures out that Anna is a vampire and decides that he wants her to turn him. On top of dealing with that, Anna and Pearl struggle to keep the tomb vampires under control as they become desperate for revenge. Despite all of this drama going on, Stefan and Elena agree they should have fun and pretend they're just a normal couple. Their first step? Go on a double date with Matt and Caroline. And as if a double date with an ex wasn't uncomfortable enough, the date ends abruptly when the teens walk in on Damon making out with Kelly Donovan. After that ick-inducing end to the double date, two of the tomb vampires break into the Salvatore House and attack Stefan and Damon.This week: Season 1 Episode 16 | There Goes the Neighborhood Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jenna reveals to Elena that, like a true 21st-century woman, she scoured the internet to research Elena's birth mother, Isobel. After Jenna gives her the full report, Elena pays Isobel's high school bestie, Trudie, a visit, where Trudie is SUS AF. Meanwhile, Mom of the Year, Kelly Donovan, comes back to town to bully Caroline and go to the annual Mystic Falls Bachelor Auction. The two most eligible bachelors, Alaric and Damon, are raffled off, but not before Damon can reveal to Alaric and pretty much the entire crowd that he killed Isobel. Alaric then tries to kill Damon back at the Salvatore house, but Damon kills Alaric for the first time instead. Classic.This week: Season 1 Episode 15 | A Few Good Men Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When Canadian Police Officer Kelly Donovan blew the whistle and reported illegal behavior and inconsistent enforcement of the law within her department things got really bad.  She'll recount her story about fighting the powers trying to silence her and other victims in Canada and how she's working to change the laws so nobody has to be a victim of officer misconduct again. Help support the show and buy us a coffee.  Your donation really goes a long way.  Here's the link so you can support us now:  :  https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Traci37

Kevin continues to count down the statistical GOAT quarterbacks according to passing and rushing value added through their careers.

Brace yourselves! The stoke that flows from Kelly Donovan is infectious! We hear about her journey in surfing from the Northeast to California to her current beach in southeastern North Carolina. Her most memorable wave comes to her, as it often does for so many surfers, on a completely unexpected strike mission to Masonboro Island. Episode Sponsor is Savage Surfboards www.savagesurfboards.com Song "Feel the Connection" by Justice James & used with permission

Listen to Kelly Donovan, Founder & Director of Stay & Escape, explain what the London luxury airbnb industry entails. We will be going through the inception of the idea, what the differences are compared to a long let, and the advantages to working with a specialised firm are. Stay & Escape are working with both independent property owners as well as property agents. At London Property we use our experience, expertise & deep rooted relationships to connect super prime property owners and tenants with hand-picked experts. We also aim to inform and entertain Londoners through content across multiple platforms linked below.Visit https://londonproperty.co.uk/en/ and sign up to our newsletter to be the first to hear about our weekly vlogs & podcast.InstagramTwitterYouTubeLinkedInFacebookBuzzsproutinfo@londonproperty.co.uk for all enquiries

This week's guest, former award winning police officer turned whistle-blower, President and Founder of Fit4Duty, Kelly Donovan. Listen in on how the indoctrination and misuse of power begins on day one and only gets worse with time. The Chiefs of Police have a misconstrued sense of power under the Police Services act enabling them to target some, and not investigate others; hear the truth of the Over-site Committee and Human Rights Tribunal.

This week, Grace and Stephanie recap episode 16 of The Vampire Diaries. The tomb vampires are here - and they all have different ideas of how their return to Mystic Falls will go. Meanwhile, Stefan, Elena, Caroline, and Matt go on the worst double date in the history of double dates while Damon gets drunk with Aunt Jenna and Kelly Donovan (a trio that weirdly works?). Plus, Jeremy asks Anna for a favor ..... Remember to rate, review, and share, brothers! Follow us on Instagram @doppelgangerspodcast! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/doppelgangerspodcast/support

Brian Sheehan of TV Trivia Pod joins us for a dinner party in which four couples have to contend with a comet flyby, the fracturing of reality into multiple dimensions and... just a whisper of ketamine. It's James Ward Byrkit's surreal sci-fi thriller Coherence (2013), starring Emily Baldoni, Nicolas Brendon and Nicolas Brendon's twin brother, Kelly Donovan. But is it a pioneering, low budget/high concept classic or is it a befuddling mirror universe? Find out! Check out, follow and support Brian's TV Trivia Pod via his Link Tree. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram Support us on Patreon to nominate future films and access exclusive bonus content

Today’s podcast focuses on the remarkable campaigns of two women police officers (one of whom has now left the force) who have told the police departments in Waterloo and Windsor, Ontario, “you need to be accountable to your employees and to the public for your mistakes.” Kelly Donovan spoke up about what she saw as abuse of power in internal investigations at the Waterloo Police. She became the subject of an investigation herself, and left the force to found her organization Fit4Duty, which offers independent police investigators and campaigns for police accountability. The Police Board has taken action against her to try to prevent her from speaking up about her experience. Kelly has represented herself at the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal, the Ontario Superior Court, and the Ontario Court of Appeal (where she won). Waterloo Police Services have to-date spent over $400,000 on legal fees to fight Kelly. Kelly was the recipient of the 2019 Ontario Civil Liberties Association Award. Kelly has written two books about her experience: Systemic Misfeasance in Ontario Policing and the Coordinated Suppression of Whistleblowers and Police Line: Do Not Cross. Christine Bissonnette is bringing a claim for systemic gender discrimination against the Windsor Police Services Board and representing herself at the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal. Christine says she has been subject to numerous instances of discrimination against her as a female police officer, including access to positions that she is qualified to hold and promotions. Christine first tried mediation to resolve her complaints and finally filed a claim at the Tribunal in 2010. Her case is ongoing. In other news: Guest Other News Correspondent Katie Pfaff shares the following stories: CBC has recently featured Shannon Salter, chair of BC’s online Civil Resolution Tribunal, who shares that technology is only one part of the solution for ensuring access to justice during COVID-19; UNICEF has published their report on the role of COVID-19’s impact on children’s access to justice; and NSRLP is looking for current or past SRLs across Canada for a public input project with the Social Security Tribunal of Canada – if you are interested in participating email representingyourself@gmail.com. For related links and more on this episode visit our website: https://representingyourselfcanada.com/the-whistleblowers-challenging-police-culture/ Jumping Off the Ivory Tower is produced and hosted by Julie Macfarlane and Dayna Cornwall; production and editing by Brauntë Petric; Other News produced and hosted by Katie Pfaff; promotion by Moya McAlister and the NSRLP team.

Kelly Donovan talks to Peter and Kathleen about Ethics, whistleblowers and much more. How good are North American businesses, public and private organizations at addressing ethical issues and discrimination? https://Fit4Duty.ca   https://kellydonovan.ca  The Yakking Show is brought to you by Peter Wright & Kathleen Beauvais contact us to be a guest on our show. https://TheYakkingShow.com   peter@peterwrightsblog.com https://karytechsolutions.com   kathleen@karytechsolutions.com  

Kelly is the President of the Company Fit 4 Duty ,Author of two books and an ex Waterloo regional Police officer. Her story is powerful and needs to be heard, we get a look at the inside corruption of policing and how she is making waves and making change.

Show Opening... But first (0:39); Canadian Company Creates New Protective Solution to Get Kids Back in School During Pandemic (20:53); Premier Ford to update Ontarians on COVID-19 situation (43:33); Kelly Donovan's New book - Explores her conflicts with Waterloo Regional Police Service (1:04:44)2 Free Phones Friday (1:27:16)

Buffy is back this week! Season 5 episode 3 is a Xander episode, well, it's actually a Xanders episode, plural. The show walks some familiar ground with the "evil clone" schtick but it also tosses us a fun little curve ball by casting Nicholas Brendon's (Xander) identical twin brother Kelly Donovan as said "evil clone". It's a cool idea and it works really well! Thanks for listening.

Kelly Donovan is a whistleblower. Her story begins working for a major bank, marrying a police officer, then deciding to become a police officer.  After only a few years, Kelly began to learn about internal inconsistencies, and unethical and unlawful decisions being made without any guiding policy or legislation.  In 2016, she addressed the issues with the Board, the oversight body of the police service, and as a result faced reprisal and was further silenced. She researched the prevalence of the issues and just how often police whistleblowers are silenced, while police leaders avoid any accountability. After involving all legislated oversight bodies to no avail, Kelly resigned in June, 2017.  Upon her resignation, she released her Report of Systemic Misfeasance in Ontario Policing and the Coordinated Suppression of Whistleblowers; sendin the report to all MPPs and MPs in Ontario and the media. Kelly has since published the report on Amazon in eBook and paperback formats. The she started her own business, Fit4Duty™ to educate employers, policy and lawmakers about the risks of having purely perfunctory vision and mission statements.  Too many Canadians work in a toxic environment due primarily to poor oversight and autonomous decisions made by inadequate management. In this episode - you’ll hear what drove Kelly to start the business and what needs to be done to end the corruption. Host: Karla Stephens-Tolstoy Producer: Stand Up Speak Up Apparel Co-Producer: Evan Surminski Editor &Narrator:  Matt Cundill

Guten Abend Hintergrundstory-Erklärerinnen und Winnebago-Fahrer, weil Glorificus einfach zu stark ist, versucht die Jägerin eine neue Taktik: die Flucht. Die komplette Gang ist mit einem Wohnwagen unterwegs als der verschollen geglaubte Ritter von Byzantium wieder auftaucht. In einer verlassenen Tankstelle in der Wüste verschanzt sich die angeschlagenen Heldentruppe und sogar Benny Boy darf vorbeikommen. Wir sind um eine Erklärung zu Glorys Vergangenheit reicher, aber so richtig weiter sind wir auch nicht gekommen. Infodump: Die zweite Zwillingsfolge (also mit Kelly Donovan als Xander Double) war schon Intervention / Der Zorn der Göttin (5x18). Es hatten offensichtlich so gut funktioniert, dass wir beide es nicht bemerkt haben. Heckel und Jeckel (Englischer Wikipedia-Artikel) waren eigentlich Elstern. Wer von euch ist auch alt genug um sich an die beiden und das ganz alte ProSieben-Logo zu erinnern? Nun ja. Nächste Woche kehren wir den Blick noch einmal nach Innen, bevor es daraufhin zum Finale geht. Schickt uns doch etwas für unsere Gala am 28.02.2018. Z.B. als DM via Twitter oder per Mail fabian(at)oncemorepodcast(dot)com . Bis nächste Woche, F. [podloveaudio src="https://oncemorepodcast.com/inhalt/102_5x20_sie_in_seinen_klamotten_hat_irgendwie_charme.mp3" duration="01:06:02.18" title="102 - Sie in seinen Klamotten hat irgendwie Charme (5x20)"] Ungebrochener Dank gilt: Volker für seine Hilfe und Freundschaft, sowie Marvin, Daniel, Sarah und Julian für ihre Beteiligung am Intro. Vielen Dank auch an Andrew Allen! Schaut euch an, was er sonst so macht unter www.andrewallenmusic.com ! Sound Credits: - EerieAmbience.wav by eurekaliza94 | License: CC0 1.0 - ch3_100bpm.wav by Hoerspielwerkstatt_HEF | License: CC 3.0

On this week’s episode of SMI Radio, I catch up with Ritzy on the road. She talks about how the band brings their intensity and rock and roll attitude whether they are playing a club, theater, arena, or festival. Ritzy also shares her love of Seattle and the passion that Seattle has for music in general. She also talks about the band’s appearance in the Jawbone / Jam Box commercial, which featured the stunning song This Ladder is Ours (See Video Below). You’ll also hear selected tracks from Wolf’s Law and the aptly titled, The Big Roar. The second half of the show features Kelly Donovan and Ben Weller from Beat 100. It’s a music video and social network with primary focus on the two music video charts; one for originals and another for covers. Every week, the charts are compiled and the top three winners are rewarded with cash prizes, along with press releases, which are distributed worldwide. BEAT100 also includes a social network, where musicians can connect with each other, find new fans, and gain likes/followers on their social networking platforms. Kelly and Ben share their thoughts on how Beat 100 and can benefit artists and how the site continues to add some sexy functionality. In the last segment of the show, SMI contributor / photographer Mat Hayward shares his thoughts on the first annual Roctographer Happy Hour event taking place at The Triple Door tonight, April 4th, in Seattle. To read more about the event, click the link below.

Melinda Clarke will join us to talk about her role has Kelly Donovan in The Vampire Diaries. Also we will be recap the last two episodes of the vampire diaries. Amy will join us to talk about her two weeks in Mystic falls.