Hey cool! My latest episode of The Debaters aired today at 1pm! I debated the very hilarious Patrick McKenna about whether or not fireworks are dumb.
I caught the episode while driving back from dropping my boyfriend off at the airport. Enjoyed it so much, I missed my exit and ended up getting lost in the suburbs of Toronto, making my head explode like the fireworks I hate so much.
If you ever get hired to write a PSA Commercial, I suggest you write in a character that you’d be perfect for so you can also act in it.
Speaking of which, here is a PSA Commercial for a cool program called,’Tastebuds’ that I wrote and starred in! This awesome program provides nutritional meals to school kids in the Hamilton area.
Way back in 2005, I was asked by Definitely Not the Opera on CBC Radio 1 to investigate why there are fewer women in comedy than men.
Recently, this debate has come up again – and I was asked to repost the doc. Luckily, CBC Radio never deletes ANYTHING and I was able to find the story and share it with you!
If you’d like to give it a listen, the audio is posted HERE on the ‘Leave it to Cleavage’ website (the all-female corporate improv comedy group I work with.)
Are you tired of self-help books telling you you’re doing everything wrong in relationships? Then listen up, because Professor Mari Ruti from the University of Toronto has an antidote. Her book, ‘The Case for Falling in Love’ is the anti self-help, self-help book..
Then listen below to the story that will air on CBC Radio later today.
AND…this is cool! Professor Mari Ruti (who I interview in the above Dating Diana column) and two other experts in the field of gender differences are going to be speaking TONIGHT in a fun, casual and interactive event called Café Scientifique.
Well Throners. That was that. The final episode of Season 3. Did it satisfy your inner dragon? Did it make you want to scream ‘HODOR’ into a well? Or did it just make you want to eat a sausage?
Click HERE to read my full recap on The Scrib website. Please remember to hit the Facebook ‘like’ on The Scrib page and comment away!
Well, the title may give away the surprise in the study, but do people who meet online have better success rate than those of us who meet our mates the traditional way?*
Click on the audio below to hear the story that aired on CBC Radio 1.
*’Traditional way’ to me means finding them on a cruise ship.
I am very pleased to be moderating this super fun and interesting Cafe Scientifique event brought to you by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research.
Three top experts are going to bust popular myths about sex, gender and the human brain and I will be reigning in the delightful chaos!
One of the experts is even named Einstein!!!!
Come check it out:
College Street Bar -574 College St., Toronto
6pm – Thursday June 13, 2013.
Click HERE to go to their website to reserve a seat! IT’S FREE SCIENCE FOR YOUR BRAIN!
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