Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah boesveld

Author Iain Reid talks about his latest novel, We Spread, and shares his secrets for weaving a compelling and tense story. Singer-songwriter Jully Black tells us what inspired her first full-length record in more than a decade, Three Rocks and a Slingshot. In tribute to country music legend Loretta Lynn, singer-songwriter k.d. lang and culture writer Sarah Boesveld reflect on the late singer's influence, her legacy as a feminist and how her controversial song The Pill changed country music forever.

Director Reggie Hudlin talks about his new documentary, Sidney, which highlights how Sidney Poitier's legacy paved the way for Black actors and filmmakers today. Acclaimed sitar player Anoushka Shankar discusses her first live album in more than two decades, her life in music and what it's like having that famous family name. Our music panellists Sarah Boesveld and Lisa Christiansen break down the big moments of the Canadian Country Music Association Awards, plus, Justin Bieber's tour cancellation and one of this year's best TV soundtracks according to the Creative Arts Emmys.

In our premier episode in our second season we talk to Sarah Boesveld, renowned Journalist and advocate around women's issues with the YWCA Toronto, about the age old issue of political handoffs. Talking less about the law and legislation around jurisdictions and more around the political climate of the quick pass off as "not our jurisdiction." Sarah and Feminist Shift co-host Roz talk to real examples in the advocacy work they do, including some insights into their latest collaboration with the YWCA Ontario network, pushing for an Ontario response to the She-cession. We're talking transportation, childcare, shelter, violence and so much more. To all those advocates out there that cringe at the phrase "not my jurisdiction" it's time to get cathartic.

When governments started telling people to stay at home in order to slow the spread of COVID-19, advocates for women warned about the dangers for people who would be stuck inside with their abusive partners. Now, there’s mounting data that suggests they were right. This week, the head of the World Health Organization’s European office said that calls to domestic hotlines have spiked by five times since the start of the outbreak and that if lockdowns continue for six months, there could be an extra 31-million cases of gender-based violence around the world. Today, we’re speaking with freelance journalist Sarah Boesveld about why domestic violence is on the rise.

PEI has voted so journalist and podcaster Justin Ling joins the panel to explain the Green Party's chances, the Progressive Conservative win and what a better version of politics could be. Chatelaine senior writer Sarah Boesveld guest co-hosts with some warm memories of 8th grade. 

Chatelaine senior writer (and our first threepeat guest) Sarah Boesveld is joined by VICE News reporter Hilary Beaumont to talk about Canada's peacekeeping mission to Mali, harassment on the hill and what, if anything, is still good about Facebook.

The one about "The Party Song." Featuring Sarah Boesveld. Follow Sarah on Twitter: https://twitter.com/sarahboesveld Sarah shows up around 1:47:34. Buy the Blink-155 shirt: http://blink155podcast.bigcartel.com/product/t-shirt Punish yourself with the Sclusie Stream: https://www.patreon.com/blink155

Chatelaine senior writer Sarah Boesveld and writer/comedian Jordan Sowunmi are here to dive into nostalgia for classic Canadian TV and why there are so few great Canadian shows being made today. Then the panelists puzzle over how Blake Shelton became People magazine's "Sexiest Man Alive" and whether country music is actually any good. Follow Sarah on Twitter: @SarahBoesveld Follow Jordan on Twitter: @jordanisjoso

Mike and Sarah play and discuss her ten favourite songs.

Mike and Sarah play and discuss her ten favourite songs.

This week on Safe Space, Chatelaine senior writer Sarah Boesveld and freelance journalist Desmond Cole join Vicky and Ishmael to talk about the Conservative Party leadership race, get frustrated Canada’s hypocrisy on race, and laugh about what happened at the Oscars. Vicky starts beyond frustrated by the ruling on a sexual assault case out of Halifax. She ends pretty vexed at the pen manufacturing industry because we are all complicated people with rich inner lives. After his opinion in the preview episode that all dogs are boys, Ishmael delves into the gender of the world’s most famous lasagna-eating cat. Boldest of all, Sarah thinks Donald Trump is good for feminism.

This week Allison and guest host Ashley Csanady interview Toronto City Councillor Kristyn Wong-Tam about why the city’s budget needs a “gender equity lens.” It’s 2017 and the Status of Women minister’s job is still considered a demotion—Professor Erin Tolley explains. Chatelaine’s Sarah Boesveld joins us to discuss a massive survey of 40ish women and whether they are actually washing their bras. Ashley is reading Difficult Women and Untamed State by Roxanne Gay. Allison is reading the New York Times Magazine profile on Andy Cohen by Taffy Brodesser-Akner TUNES: Bonny by Pre-fab Sprout The Wire by Haim In Heaven by Japanese Breakfast