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Have you ever left an event feeling like you didn't quite belong? In this episode of Not the Same As Last Year I chat with Kelly McCormack, an event psychologist, about the fundamental human need to be seen and heard. Kelly reveals how a focus on attendee psychology can transform events from forgettable gatherings to powerful experiences.We discuss practical strategies for incorporating attendee needs into every stage of the event lifecycle, from pre-event to post-event, ensuring attendees feel valued and leave with a positive and memorable experience. This episode is a must-listen for anyone who wants to design events that resonate with attendees and leave a lasting impact.Follow Kelly here: https://www.instagram.com/the.events.psychologist Link to The Psychology of Events by Pierre Benckendorff and Philip L. Pearce https://www.researchgate.net/publication/234830457_The_Psychology_of_EventsReady to dive deeper? Download your free guide, five ways to elevate your attendee experience without breaking the bank HEREConnect with Clare:WEBSITELINKEDINYOUTUBE

At this stage of the game it should be a statutory holiday....On this very special episode we are celebrating the moving image itself as a part of "National Canadian Film Day' which is put on our friends over at Reel Canada.  In celebration of all that we just happened to get the distinct pleasure of sitting down with the man who just might be 'Canada's actor'.  Star of stage and screen, and a board member over at REEL Canada, as well as just generally being the guy who is a supporter of the arts in all their forms and wants to pay it forward., it's time to talk with Colm Feore.We talk about his career, the necessity of Canadian storytelling and so very much more....

In today's episode of Bingeworthy, our TV and streaming podcast host Mike DeAngelo sways to the rhythm of a sweet duet with Showtime's mini-series, “George & Tammy.” Created by Abe Sylvia (“The Eyes of Tammy Faye,” “Nurse Jackie,” The Affair”), the six-episode mini-series dives into the true tumultuous whirlwind romance between famous country musicians George Jones (Michael Shannon) and Tammy Wynette (Jessica Chastain). The show also stars Steve Zahn, Walton Goggins, Kelly McCormack, and David Wilson Barnes. READ MORE: ‘George & Tammy' Review: Jessica Chastain & Michael Shannon Are Electrifying As The Country Music Power Couple Joining Bingeworthy to discuss the show is co-star Michael Shannon (“Man of Steel,” “Waco,” “Take Shelter”). During the chat, Shannon talked about one of the key components he insisted on to get the story right – using Shannon and Chastain's real singing voices and much more about that acclaimed music series. Plus, Shannon also discussed his (re) appearance as General Zod from "Man of Steel" in the upcoming 'Flash' superhero movie and Jeff Nichols' new movie "The Bikeriders." Remember to check out more stories, news, reviews, interviews, and more at ⁠⁠⁠ThePlaylist.net⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠subscribe to our newsletter⁠⁠⁠, and check out more of our ⁠⁠⁠Playlist Podcast interviews here. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theplaylist/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theplaylist/support

The Doctors discuss the recent nursing strike in New York City. More than seven thousand nurses connected to hospitals in Manhattan and the Bronx, and while resolved, the issue highlights a shortage of nursing staff nationwide.Co-host Kelly McCormack offers her own experiences as a Nurse Practitioner, the inequities in pay and ongoing issues with insurance are also examined.

Season 2 of "Medical Matters" begins with an examination of the Damar Hamlin case. Drs. Peter Brier and Kelly McCormack discuss the collapse of the Buffalo Bills player from cardiac arrest during a nationally-televised game, the prevalence of such episodes, and what it means, not only for sports, but heart health.

Batter up!Ok, we're a little late on this one but as we sit on the brink of the MLB playoffs it only felt appropriate to step up to the plate and take a look at this new iteration of a beloved classic.  It's time for 'A League of Their Own'The comedy series from Abbi Jacobson and Will Graham about the 1940s All-American Girls Professional Baseball League is a reimagining of Penny Marshall's 1992 film of the same name.While the energy is familiar the content truly has room to breathe in this iteration and it's just an unequivocal delight.  We had the unique pleasure of sitting down with one of the stars of the show; Canada's own Kelly McCormack about lacing up her shoes and finding just the right glove to get on the field for this show that has the potential to have some serious legs for years to come.

Yohuru and Mike Actress Kelly McCormack ( Amazon Prime League Of Their Own)

#067: A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN (2022) REVIEWAirdate: September 7, 2022A League of Their Own hit theaters in 1992. In 2022, the series of the same name launched on Amazon Prime. Did it live up to the movie's legacy? Was there crying in baseball? Did the series hit a home run or strike out swinging? Forever Fangirls tuned in to find out.**Spoiler Warning**   If you'd like the show notes, see the trailer or links mentioned in this episode, head to:https://www.foreverfangirls.com/episode067/Follow Forever Fangirls:https://linktr.ee/ForeverFanPod

On this episode of the Richard Crouse Show we meet father and daughter Neil Osborne and singer/songwriter Kandle. Neil is the lead singer of 54-40, and has a remarkable catalogue of hit songs, including "Baby Ran," "I Go Blind," "Ocean Pearl" and the award-winning "Since When." Kandle is a musician, singer and songwriter with a solo career, and has collaborated with her father in the past, but they've now officially formed their own band: a modern-day psychedelic blues rock duo called A Family Curse. The A Family Curse collaboration actually began a few years ago when Neil and songwriter Danny Michel, recorded some instrumental jams together. But due to their busy schedules, the songs were left to collect dust until Neil sent them to Kandle. She added fresh new melody and lyrics and from there, Kandle and Neil decided to form the band and make an entire album. Then, Kelly McCormack stops by. You know her as combative hockey player Betty-Anne on the hit show Letterkenny, but she is back in a new show now streaming on Amazon Prime. In “A League of Their Own” Kelly plays Jess, a shortstop from Moosejaw who utters the original film's most famous line, there's no crying in baseball.' We round things out with Joy Fielding, the New York Times bestselling author called "an ingenious master of domestic suspense," joins me to talk about her new novel “The Housekeeper.” It's a suspenseful story about a woman who hires a housekeeper to care for her aging parents--only to watch as she takes over their lives.

On this episode of the Richard Crouse Show we meet father and daughter Neil Osborne and singer/songwriter Kandle. Neil is the lead singer of 54-40, and has a remarkable catalogue of hit songs, including "Baby Ran," "I Go Blind," "Ocean Pearl" and the award-winning "Since When." Kandle is a musician, singer and songwriter with a solo career, and has collaborated with her father in the past, but they've now officially formed their own band: a modern-day psychedelic blues rock duo called A Family Curse. The A Family Curse collaboration actually began a few years ago when Neil and songwriter Danny Michel, recorded some instrumental jams together. But due to their busy schedules, the songs were left to collect dust until Neil sent them to Kandle. She added fresh new melody and lyrics and from there, Kandle and Neil decided to form the band and make an entire album. Then, Kelly McCormack stops by. You know her as combative hockey player Betty-Anne on the hit show Letterkenny, but she is back in a new show now streaming on Amazon Prime. In “A League of Their Own” Kelly plays Jess, a shortstop from Moosejaw who utters the original film's most famous line, there's no crying in baseball.' We round things out with Joy Fielding, the New York Times bestselling author called "an ingenious master of domestic suspense," joins me to talk about her new novel “The Housekeeper.” It's a suspenseful story about a woman who 

Roberta Colindrez, Priscilla Delgado & Kelly McCormack recently joined host Elias in the cave for the upcoming release of 'A League of their Own' on Prime Video streaming August 12th We enjoyed watching an early release here at the "cave" cant wait for everyone to check it out! A League of Their Own evokes the joyful spirit of Penny Marshall's beloved classic, while widening the lens to tell the story of an entire generation of women who dreamed of playing professional baseball, both in and outside of the AAGPBL. The show follows Carson (Abbi Jacobson) and Max (Chanté Adams) and a new ensemble of sharp and hilarious characters as they carve their paths toward the field, along the way finding their teams and themselves. You can watch this interview on YouTube  https://youtu.be/HmNEQmT2_V4 Have a question? Email us  themccpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Social Media for the latest show updates  www.twitter.com/themccpodcast www.instagram.com/themccpodcast www.facebook.com/themancavechroniclespodcast www.themccpodcast.com  www.youtube.com/c/TheManCaveChronicleswElias

Blake Murphy is joined in-studio by JD Bunkis and Ben Ennis to discuss the future of the Jays' starting rotation, where Yusei Kikuchi fits in the schedule ahead of the post-season and maintaining Alek Manoah's outings, before re-igniting the concern index on Manoah's current workload, José Berríos' home and away splits, and George Springer's elbow injury (01:24). Afterward, the guys share their confidence rankings on which hitter they want at the dish to win a game, the best defensive fielder, if Teoscar Hernandez or Lourdes Gurriel Jr. is most valuable on the roster (30:08). Then, award winning writer and actress Kelly McCormack jumps on to discuss the Amazon Prime series "A League of Their Own", what attracted her to be part of the series and play a character from Canada, the comparisons between the series and the film, the opportunities to explore race, gender, and sexuality, and her excitement in throwing out the first pitch in Toronto (49:45). Team Newfoundland's Jaida Lee jumps on to chat about participating at the Canada Summer Games, what got her into the sport of baseball, what it meant to her being the first female to pitch at the games, competing against males, and what's next in her career (01:13:10). The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Kelly has a Bachelor of Science in Management and an MBA. Her formal education provided a springboard from which a 30-year healing journey began. Finding herself with multiple illnesses in her late 20s, Kelly sought support through Eastern and Western practices. Recently, she embarked on an intensive 5-year journey to discover how to create meaningfully … Continue reading Kelly McCormack – Founder and CEO of Eximae, a human development technology company →

On this episode, scientists Caitlin, Jamie, and special guest Kelly McCormack make contact with aliens and have a discussion with them about the movie Contact. (This episode contains spoilers) For Bechdel bonuses, sign up for our Patreon at patreon.com/bechdelcast. Follow @kelmccormack on Twitter. While you're there, you should also follow @BechdelCast, @caitlindurante and @jamieloftusHELP Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Our guest on the show this week is actor, filmmaker, musician and executive producer, Kelly McCormack! Currently, Kelly is gearing up to shoot the Amazon Studios TV re-imagining of the 1992 classic A League of Their Own starring alongside Abbi Jacobson, D'Arcy Carden and Chanté Adams. You've seen Kelly onscreen in Ginny & Georgia, Departure, Letterkenny, Killjoys, A Simple Favor, Carter, The Expanse, and SO much more.    Kelly's latest feature film, Sugar Daddy - which is breathtakingly gorgeous - was written and produced by Kelly.  Sugar Daddy explores the ways in which young women are trained to perform femininity, and won Best Feature at the Canadian Film Fest, alongside Kelly winning Best Performance.    Kelly's energy and candor make this episode a must-listen. We talk about the double-edged sword of society's need to label and identify ourselves, we talk about anxiety, nature, workaholicking, and I just had the best time catching up with my friend Kelly.    Kelly McCormack https://www.instagram.com/kellyandphyllis/ https://twitter.com/kelmccormack    Alok Vaid-Menon https://www.instagram.com/alokvmenon/  https://linktr.ee/alokvmenon    Allegra Fulton https://www.instagram.com/cinesylph/  https://twitter.com/allegra_fulton  Head Producer: Winnie Wong @wonder_wong Head of Post Production: Sydney Neilson @sydney_neilson Writer: Lauren Schell  @Laurenschell_  Editor: Jordyn Giddens @jordyngiddens  Subscribe to our newsletter at https://www.firecrackerdepartment.com and follow us @firecrackerdept!

Kelly McCormack is an actress, writer, and storyteller. She has appeared in the shows Letterkenny, Killjoys, That's My DJ, The Neddeaus of Duqesne Island as well as the upcoming A League of Their Own reboot. She is the writer and star of the new film Sugar Daddy opposite Colm Feore, which premiered at the Whistler Film Festival in December and was released nationally April 9. John Greyson is one of Canada's most politically charged filmmakers. He has made the queer cult films Zero Patience, Lillies, and Uncut, as well as directing episodes of Queer As Folk, and the documentary Fig Trees. In 2009, he withdrew from TIFF in response to the festival's spotlight and support of Tel Aviv. His new experimental documentary short International dawn Chorus Day uses birdsong to tell the stories of LGBTQ refugees from the Middle East. The film was released April 29. Subscribe to Endeavours on Spotify Social @EndeavoursRadio --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dan-mcpeake/message

Actress/Producer Kelly Mccormack & Mara Zigler with Host Judy B Swartz

Marlowe and Eve are joined by writer-producer-actor KELLY MCCORMACK! We chat about Kelly's new film Sugar Daddy (dir. by Wendy Morgan), a story about an aspiring musician who finds a loophole into funding her dreams. We let Kelly choose this episode's film and it's the 1987 fantasy film The Princess Bride. We talk about sex work, puppetry, vintage Chanel pyjamas and more! Sugar Daddy trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVluE8zPkO0Watch Kelly's film by renting it on Apple iTunes, Google Play or Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6CalLm3O9shttps://www.instagram.com/meanredspodcast/https://twitter.com/meanredspodcasttwitter.com/marlowetatianahttps://www.instagram.com/ivanalovric/Support the show

Originally Aired: 04/16/21 – We review Night in Paradise. We talk with writer/actor Kelly McCormack of Sugar Daddy and also with actor Ryan Taerk of The Communist's Daughter The post Geek Hard: Episode 567 – Communist Sugar Daddy in Paradise appeared first on Geek Hard.

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Originally Aired: 04/16/21 – We review Night in Paradise. We talk with writer/actor Kelly McCormack of Sugar Daddy and also with actor Ryan Taerk of The Communist's Daughter The post Geek Hard: Episode 567 – Communist Sugar Daddy in Paradise appeared first on Geek Hard.

All three of us review Gunda, a movie that is accurately described as "experiential cinema." Eric Holmes loved the Kelly McCormack headlined feature Sugar Daddy, and Bruce Purkey recommends the Mia Farrow chiller The Haunting of Julia. We also review Barbara Crampton's new film Jakob's Wife! Support FYF by checking out these movies via our Amazon links (we get a small commission). Join our CinemAddicts Facebook Group! Bruce Purkey's reviews are on Rustomire. Follow Eric Holmes on Twitter! We're on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube.  

The eternal struggle between art and finance play out more often then you think... In 'Sugar Daddy' Darren is a wickedly talented and unconventional young musician who dreams of making music like nobody has ever heard before. But she’s broke, juggling multiple part-time jobs, and has no time to create. Desperate for cash, she signs up to a sugar daddy paid-dating website and throws herself down a dark rabbit hole that forces her to grow up fast, shaping her music, and how she sees the world. On this episode we talk with writer and star Kelly McCormack about the inspiration for writing this tale, the important and uncomfortable conversation that its advancing and so very much more... 'Sugar Daddy' is on VOD platforms on April 6th...

Kelly McCormack is a Human Development Technologist who helps you accomplish your goals, fulfill your potential and she is also an author, speaker, and coach. She has created an owner's manual for the Human Nervous System out of frustration to find a process that allowed her to operate in a more meaningful way. In this episode she discusses: Why definitions matter Creating your new highest potential How each person is their own driver and vehicle The comfort, growth/flow, and delusional zones Attack flow through attention The updated 3 A's of the Flow Model (Refresh, Safe, Set) The Leadership Score Simple as 0, 1, 2, 3 by sitting in the driver seat, set your destination, upgrade your vehicle, and drive towards the destination. The Pioneer Club Learning processes so you can achieve meaningful outcomes and not keep face-planting You can find more about Kelly McCormack on her LinkedIn Page (www.linkedin.com/in/kelly-a-mccormack/) or visit www.eximae.com For more great content and podcast visit www.kirbyingles.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kirby-ingles/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kirby-ingles/support

In this episode I speak to award winning Kelly McCormack. Kelly is always great to chat to because she is always involved in so many creative things. We talk about how she got started in event management which then led to her producing films. We talk about the creative process and how sometimes it can be difficult and stressful. This then leads to Kelly talking about how LOCKDOWN actually helped her re-assess and give her the break she needed as she was heading for burnout. We cover the well deserved awards she's been winning and so much more so make sure you listen in, its always great catching up with Kelly! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lee-greenhough/message

Tiara and Dean complete Letterkenny Season 8! We bring you your favorite clips from each episode. We talk about our favorite moments from each episode. We then bring you an AMAZING chat with Kelly McCormack! We'll see you all again at Season 9!

Sharene Abouhana is a two-time graduate of FAU’s College of Business. As an undergraduate, she double majored in finance and management graduating in 2016. She returned to FAU shortly after graduation to earn her MBA. She is currently working at Slavic401k as Supervisor of New Plans. Sharene is still deeply involved with FAU as an alumna. She serves on the Dean’s Junior Advisory Board and as a mentor in the Business Mentor Program. To learn more about how to be actively involved as a Business Alumni, please visit business.fau.edu/alumni.Support the show (https://business.fau.edu/giving/)

Originally Aired: 09/13/19 – We review Freaks. We talk with actor Kelly McCormack of Killjoys. We also talk with media personality Ajay Fry about his podcast Mistakes Were Made. The post Geek Hard: Episode 484 – Freaks And Killjoys Make Mistakes appeared first on Geek Hard.

Originally Aired: 09/13/19 – We review Freaks. We talk with actor Kelly McCormack of Killjoys. We also talk with media personality Ajay Fry about his podcast Mistakes Were Made. The post Geek Hard: Episode 484 – Freaks And Killjoys Make Mistakes appeared first on Geek Hard.

Kelly McCormack is skyping in from her private island to talk Episode 8 of Season 5 of Killjoys with us! What a great episode! Why does the lady love Khlyen? Why is D'avin trying to hook Johnny up? Why can't Doctor Deathwish keep those flags away from him?!! Join Cherry Davis and Stephen Lemieux to break it all down! ABOUT THE KILLJOYS AFTER SHOW: Things are heating up in the final 2 seasons of Killjoys. What will happen when Dutch and the Lady come to blows?! Will the quad survive?! Our team's breaking down each episode with insightful yet comedic commentary plus all those zany predictions you've learned to love. If there is anyone you'd like us to have on our KILLJOYS AFTER SHOW let us know in the comments! Hit subscribe for exclusive guest interviews, commentary, and more! ABOUT KILLJOYS: Killjoys follows a trio of hard-living but fun-loving bounty hunters – John, D'avin and Dutch – taking on interplanetary missions, chasing and capturing deadly criminals throughout a distant system, named the Quad. During such missions, they have sworn between each other to remain neutral at the prospect of a bloody, multi-planetary class war, threatening to destroy the Quad. Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV Buy Merch at http://shop.spreadshirt.com/AfterbuzzTV/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kelly McCormack is skyping in from her private island to talk Episode 8 of Season 5 of Killjoys with us! What a great episode! Why does the lady love Khlyen? Why is D'avin trying to hook Johnny up? Why can't Doctor Deathwish keep those flags away from him?!! Join Cherry Davis and Stephen Lemieux to break it all down! ABOUT THE KILLJOYS AFTER SHOW: Things are heating up in the final 2 seasons of Killjoys. What will happen when Dutch and the Lady come to blows?! Will the quad survive?! Our team’s breaking down each episode with insightful yet comedic commentary plus all those zany predictions you’ve learned to love. If there is anyone you’d like us to have on our KILLJOYS AFTER SHOW let us know in the comments! Hit subscribe for exclusive guest interviews, commentary, and more! ABOUT KILLJOYS: Killjoys follows a trio of hard-living but fun-loving bounty hunters – John, D'avin and Dutch – taking on interplanetary missions, chasing and capturing deadly criminals throughout a distant system, named the Quad. During such missions, they have sworn between each other to remain neutral at the prospect of a bloody, multi-planetary class war, threatening to destroy the Quad. Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV Buy Merch at http://shop.spreadshirt.com/AfterbuzzTV/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Alan Forbes is a 2013 Florida Atlantic University, College of Business graduate and is currently a corporate recruiter for MSI Recruiting, an executive search firm. At FAU, Alan majored in marketing and was an accomplished student-athlete on the Men’s Swimming and Diving Team. Interviewed by Kelly McCormack, the conversation highlights some of the key tips of working with a recruiter in a job search. To learn more about how to be actively involved as a Business Alumni, please visit business.fau.edu/alumni.Support the show (https://business.fau.edu/giving/)

On today's episode of the #STRIVECast, Jeff and Noel sit down with the Program Manager of the Maine Association of Nonprofits, Kelly McCormack! We talk all about the amazing work they do to support organizations all across the state of Maine, and more. Thanks for tuning in as always, and be sure to share the STRIVECast with everyone you know! #podcast

In today's episode, I chat with fierce boss babe Kelly McCormack, where she talks about her journey with Scoliosis, her advocacy work for Scoliosis (including a fashion show 'Strut for Scoliosis'), and how to build body confidence. 

Join Stephen Lemieux and Shannon O'Connor as they sit down and talk with Kelly McCormack! Find out the answers to some of the questions that have been gnawing at your brain cavity! ABOUT THE KILLJOYS AFTER SHOW: Things are heating up in the final 2 seasons of Killjoys. What will happen when Dutch and the Lady come to blows?! Will the quad survive?! Our team's breaking down each episode with insightful yet comedic commentary plus all those zany predictions you've learned to love. If there is anyone you'd like us to have on our KILLJOYS AFTER SHOW let us know in the comments! Hit subscribe for exclusive guest interviews, commentary, and more! ABOUT KILLJOYS: Killjoys follows a trio of hard-living but fun-loving bounty hunters – John, D'avin and Dutch – taking on interplanetary missions, chasing and capturing deadly criminals throughout a distant system, named the Quad. During such missions, they have sworn between each ot --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

International award-winning actor, writer, singer and producer Kelly McCormack is a woman who wears many hats. Kelly is making waves as a fresh female voice and powerhouse in Canadian filmmaking.

Kelly McCormack and Steven McCarthy join Jeremy to watch and discuss THE APARTMENT and how it might just be more progressive than modern movies… in some respects…

Welcome to another exciting episode of SFP-NOW. Joining us for this episode is the fantastic Kelly McCormack who brought a little humanity and nerdiness to Syfy's hit series Killjoys. During our conversation, Kelly talks about how she got the role of Zeph and expressed her hopes for the character's future. Kelly also talks about how she went into acting and her experience of working with British comedy star Ricky Gervais.  In the conversation segment, Raissa and I have a very deep and thoughtful discussion about the new Trek series 'Star Trek: Discovery', which sees us talking about the new shows good points as well as the not so good points. We also discuss what we hope happens to the show as it wraps its first season and hopefully goes into a second series.  We also discuss the new series The Orville and how it seems to have taken some of the best parts of Star Trek and has somehow blended a little social commentary with light comedy.  So tune in and get your dose of Killjoys, Star Trek and Orville as we take you to the final frontier with scifipulseradio.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kelly McCormack talks playing Zeph on Syfy’s Killjoys, the CBC comedy The Neddeaus of Dequesne Island, her upcoming project Sugar Daddy, our roles in the impending apocalypse and much more! In episode 52 of Kneel Before Aud, I chat with actor, writer and producer Kelly McCormack. Kelly most recently starred as Zeph in season 3 of the […] The post Ep 52 – Actor, Writer and Producer KELLY McCORMACK on Kneel Before Aud appeared first on Geek Girl Authority.

Actor, writer and producer Kelly McCormack — currently killing it as Zeph on Killjoys and Eloida on The Neddeaus of Duquesne Island — brings big love for Brian de Palma’s Phantom of the Paradise, the 1974 cult classic that reimagines Faust for the club age. Your genial host Norm Wilner spends the episode wondering if they’ve both been dosed.

This month we're exploring the fascinating and strange world of Duqesne Island, as shown by the newly released 1970s CBC documentary The Neddeaus of Duqesne Island. This never-before-seen footage depicts an absolutely definitely real family living on an isolated island in northern Ontario, immersed in a culture all their own. The Neddeaus provide more than enough fodder for a food-and-fashion deep-dive. We're eating all things potatoes (really, so many potatoes); wondering how on Earth this family got ahold of such modern raincoats; and meditating on what a symbol the Neddeaus really are for Canada, identity, and the human condition. Thanks for listening! Fashionably Ate is on Instagram and Facebook @fashionablyateshow, and we've got photos from this and every episode on Pinterest @fashionablyate. Feel free to email us at fashionablyateshow@gmail.com, and if you haven't already found us on iTunes, now's your chance! Download and subscribe -- and if you would be so kind, please leave us a star rating or review. We'd love the feedback. CHECK OUR FACTS Watch the documentary here FASHION From Gizmodo, the history of rain jackets A U.S.-focused history of raingear And a guide for the more modern history of rain-repellant fabrics that I brushed by in this month's episode FOOD For a bare-bones history of potatoes, check out the Virtual Museum's exhibit The Canadian Encyclopedia has a lot to say about potatoes For nutritional facts of potatoes And an analysis of Chris Voigt's experience eating nothing but potatoes for 2 months (Many thanks to Kelly McCormack, Aaron Shroeder, Caitlin Driscoll, Tara Samuel, and Tim Walker for the wonderfully wacky goodness theyâre putting out to the world. Jam and peels!)

Dr. Peter Brier, Kelly McCormack, RN

Dr. Peter Brier, Kelly McCormack, RN

Suzette McCanny is a theatre actor and a film director specializing in ensemble work. She is currently playing Blaire in We Three by Cue 6 Theatre at The Tarragon Theatre. She has played Josie in The Skriker at the Storefront Theatre by Red One Theatre. The Skriker was included in the Top Ten Indie Productions of 2014 by Toronto's Now Magazine. Other credits include Mistress Ford in Merry Wives of Windsor and Rosaline in Love's Labour's Lost for Shakespeare Bash'd and Isabelle in Norman Yeung's Theory directed by Joanne Williams.She played 'Stage Manager' in Play: The Film by Kelly McCormack which won the People's Choice Award at the Canadian Film Festival. Suzette directed her first short film, 99 . 7% (Official Selection of aGliff) in Nov 2013. She directed, edited and starred in a trio of short films that called Triptych Triptych Triptych including The Garfield Appreciation Club, Can't Close a Painted Eye and We Think it Belongs in the Sea; due to hit the 2016 festival circuit. Suzette works to change the way that women see themselves and their contribution to society by telling fresh stories.@suzettemccannywww.suzettemccanny.comWE THREE: http://cue6.ca/Stageworthy:http://www.stageworthypodcast.com Twitter @stageworthyPod Facebook: http://facebook.com/stageworthyPod

Today's host(s): Scot Landry and Fr. Matt Williams Today's guest(s): Andreas Widmer, CEO of the Seven Fund and author of “The Pope and the CEO” Today's topics: The new book “The Pope & The CEO: John Paul II's Leadership Lessons to a Young Swiss Guard” Summary of today's show: Andreas Widmer returns to talk with Scot and Fr. Matt about his new book, “The Pope & The CEO: John Paul II's Leadership Lessons to a Young Swiss Guard,” and its goal of helping people find their three levels of vocation in life and live them with success in a truly integrated way. The book offers practical exercises for discernment as well as anecdotes from John Paul's life that act as a guide to living a life balanced among work, play, prayer, exercise, and all that is good. 1st segment: Scot said Fr. Matt has been participating in a pre-cana workshop and class, including leading the couples in a teaching Mass. Fr. Matt said the program is called Transformed in Love and was created by Kari Colella of the Marriage Office. Last night, there were about 25 couples and they broke open to the Mass to help them appreciate what goes on. The Mass has so many signs and symbols that many people don't know exactly what is going on. He gave the why behind the what. Everything we do in the Mass comes from Scripture and from the Tradition of the Church. So, what's the significance of incense and stained glass and other parts of the Mass. He gave an analogy of going to the Patriots game. People show 3 hours early and they get filled with the “spirits” in preparation. If you go to Mass 15 minutes early, you're guaranteed to get a parking spot and you prepare by getting filed with the Spirit. At the football game, you smell hot dogs and other food. At the Mass, you smell incense. In the stadium, you have retired jerseys of great players of the past. In the Mass, you see pictures and statues of the saints. At Gillette Stadium you see the Lombardi trophies. At Mass, you see the ultimate trophy of the Cross of Jesus Christ. The 50-yard line is the central focus of the stadium and the altar is the central focus of the Church. In football, the fans are the 12th player and actively participating without playing the game. In the Mass, the congregation joins in united with the priest in active participation of the prayer of the Mass. And so on. Scot said the difference is that no one says going to the football game is boring because they understand what's happening, while people say Mass is boring partly because they don't know why we do what we do. 2nd segment: Scot welcomed Andreas back to the show. He said Andreas is a two-time CEO, first for a consulting company and now as CEO of the Seven Fund, which seeks to find entrepreneurial solutions to poverty. Andreas said he credits his return to seriously practicing his faith to Pope John Paul II when he was a 20-year-old Swiss Guard. It came about through meeting him as an individual. Andreas said John Paul was the most fully human person he'd ever met in his life. Often people think that Popes or saints are something unachievable. In fact, he was a real down-to-earth human person. He could be joyful, angry, laughing, pensive and he could pray. John Paul had a very manly handshake. Scot said Andreas didn't realize all the lessons of John Paul when he was 20, but only came to realize them as he reflected on them through his life. Andreas said he found his faith as a Swiss Guard, but faith is something that never is, but is always becoming. It's a dynamic process of two steps forward and one step back. As a Swiss Guard he had a lot of time to pray, and then when he went into business and got married, his faith waned a bit and became a sort of Sunday Catholic. His business ethics were separate from his Catholic beliefs. Andreas said if you go through life without being integrated, without being the same person in every situation, it becomes very complicated and it's a downward spiral. Andreas said he's lived a blessed life with a lot of privilege. He grew up in a wonderful family in Switzerland and then became a Swiss Guard, came to the United States, went to school here, and was part of so many great companies. When John Paul died, he was on a business trip to London. He changed his flight and flew to Rome. The next day, he saw John Paul's body in the papal palace with special access to the hall as a former Swiss Guard. As he stood there and prayed for him, Andreas asked the Lord “who am I that I have such privilege.” He sensed the Lord telling him, “Yes, you have this privilege. Now what are you going to do with it?” The Lord gives a gift and then asks what we're going to do with it. So he decided to witness to it. Scot said before writing the book, Andreas has given many speeches on the topic. Andreas said many of the talks were among friends and friendly audiences and people always asked him if he had the talk in writing. He'd always pushed writing away, but after John Paul died he resolved to proclaim it to a wide audience. Fr. Matt asked what contributes to the compartmentalization of faith? Andreas said it's easy to say, “It's just business.” And the lessons of Scripture can be hard for most people to apply them today. This is why Pope John Paul canonized and beatified so many people, to give us examples. Can you be a Christian and run a profitable company? Most of the world says No. But living according to God's law and truth naturally results in fruitfulness and profit in some form. Scot said he spent some time after graduating from Harvard writing case studies and one of them was about Harvard Business School itself. In an interview with Ken Case, he asked him how he could balance being Dean of the Business School with being a father and husband. He said it's much easier if you say you have lines that you draw, that you make particularly important aspects of life top priority. If you're clear on that, people respect you as a person with principles and values in life. Andreas said in our culture there is a latent dualism, which comes from the distinction between physical and spiritual. There shouldn't be a distinction because we are enfleshed spirits. We are as much a body as a spirit. Likewise, there is a dualism about business and charity or that everything is a zero-sum game in which you have to lose in order for me to win. But business can be a win-win situation. 3rd segment: Scot said Andreas' book has been endorsed by Cardinal Peter Turkson and Cardinal Raymond Burke and the foreword has been written by George Weigel. He asked Andreas how a Catholic businessman should understand their three levels of vocation. Andreas said the three levels include the universal vocation of every person to glorify God, do his will, and go to heaven; to become saints. The primary vocation is the rough framework in which you pursue this, such as priesthood, marriage, religious life, the single life, and so on. The there's the secondary vocation, which is what the first half of the book is about, to help you find your secondary vocation. In order to be happy, you must pursue all of these vocations. A hammer can be a doorstop, but it's never going to be what it was made to be. God has created each person to be unique among all other people ever created with opportunities, challenges, skills and talents. Then God asks that person what he will do for God in response. Andreas said the book offers exercises in the book and on his website that will help you both find or fine-tune your vocation. Once you find that out on those three levels, it gives you priorities in your life. One of the difficulties of life is that we are bombarded with other people's priorities, which distracts you from living out your vocation and doing what you were meant to do. Andreas said we are made for holiness, but we are called to do this in our own unique fashion. This comes to you through prayer and by reviewing your life. He guides you through how God is talking to you, sometimes through reading Scripture. In the book there is a whole section on the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius that helps fine tune. He clarifies that God is not an authoritarian dictator. He's like the coach who chose you for the team because he knows you have all the talents and skills to perform. But he then trains you through difficult practices. Fr. Matt said he borrowed from Andreas' book in his homily last night in telling the couples that they are each a unique unrepeatable gift and their fiancés are the most profound way that God was telling them that He loves them.He encouraged them to see in their vocation to marriage that they have a unique unrepeatable project in that other person in their marriage to journey together. We are meant to make a gift of ourselves to our spouse. Our primary vocation is our path to sainthood. If we want to be as happy as we have been designed to be it will be through your spouse. Andreas in the book proposes some provocative questions, and sometimes the pace of life is such that we don't reflect on those important questions. Andreas said one of the sections encourages writing down an articulated plan for life. Pope John Paul, at every one of his birthdays, he went through his last will and testament by meditating on it. It was a spiritual testament about himself, how he wanted to affect the world, and what he wanted to leave behind. Andreas often says to start by exploring your strengths. For many people it's easier to love their neighbor than themselves and the exercises of the book help you to discover yourself through Truth. Truth doesn't lie to you. A lie is whatever doesn't lead you to heaven. By writing all these things down, he hopes the book will be a small contribution to finding that Truth that leads to heaven. Scot said when people examine themselves, they think the list of flaws would outnumber their strengths. But for everyone listening to the show, the gifts and blessings section would be so much longer than the list of flaws. Fr. Matt said Aristotle said the unexamined life is not worth living. Andreas said people are sometimes wary of finding that truth. Many people's first experience of authority is through flawed parents. But we need to get rid of the shackles of such memory in order to discover the love of God. We have to tease out which of our images of God comes from the examples of our earthly leaders. We sometimes think of God like we remember our parents making us do things we didn't want to do. But God made us for bliss and happiness by living in his truth. 4th segment: It's time to announce the winner of the weekly WQOM Benefactor Raffle. Our prize this week is the “Let's Talk” series of books for teens by Ken Ogorek and “Once Upon a Time - Rosary Activity Set” for children by Holy Cross Family Ministries. This week's winner is Kelly McCormack. Congratulations, Kelly! If you would like to be eligible to win in an upcoming week, please visit . For a one-time $30 donation, you'll receive the Station of the Cross benefactor card and key tag, making you eligible for WQOM's weekly raffle of books, DVDs, CDs and religious items. We'll be announcing the winner each Wednesday during “The Good Catholic Life” program. 5th segment: Scot said Andreas modeled all these lessons on the life and leadership of John Paul II. The second half of the book could be titled, being a servant-leader, especially in business. Andreas said he covers servant-leadership because when you find your vocation, you become a leader. You lead other people to God and living their lives to the fullest. When you know your goals, you become a leader by fully living who you're meant to be. Being a servant-leader has a lot to do with living a balanced life. You can't give if you haven't received. You can't work if you haven't relaxed. A key aspect is moderation in all things. Andreas said John Paul lived a balance life, like when he would sneak out to go skiing in the mountains in order to relax from work. John Paul would plan his entire day to include work, prayer, exercise, sleep, and pleasure. For example, John Paul loved the circus and heard that a Russian circus was in Rome. He asked them to come to a Wednesday general audience, which was politically problematic because relations with the USSR were poor. He embraced the performers and enjoyed it so much and relations with the USSR were never the same after that. It was his joy and desire for a balanced life that led to this outcome. One day, he received an invitation as a friendly gesture from his primary school class to a class reunion. They received a letter back from him personally, saying he was sorry he couldn't come, so he invited them to have their reunion in his dining room. Some would say it's not important, but it's important to plan your personal life and entertainment with as much earnestness and diligence with goals as with your public life and prayer life. Andreas challenged people to take the time to reach out to God, even if you're angry with God. Make contact with him. That's the first step. Then examine your vocation and within your vocation, your priorities, goals, and achievements. John Paul famously said when you work, you shouldn't just make more, you should become more. How does your work help you become more?