Canadian Moms Talk Radio

Writing a press release with Denise Willms

2007-02-27T07:09:00.000-08:00

Denise shares ideas on how to write a press release

Tips on writing a press release

Am I Being Realistic? with Margo

2006-11-13T11:45:00.000-08:00

"Career Day at a junior high and 12 year olds were telling me "you have to be realistic". Well, I AM Being realistic by dreaming and you can be realistic too."

Am I being realistic??

Are you tired of being tired?

2006-11-01T08:55:00.000-08:00

Are you tired of being tired? Margo and Robyn discuss the perils of infant sleep and mommy sleep deprivation. Guest Darcie French presents an innovative way for parents and caregivers to work as a team to get some much needed sleep for the whole family. Her method, Empathic Sleep Teaching, coupled with her supportive web forum gives parents real support in putting this common problem (and baby) to bed. Visit her website at www.babysleephelp.com

Infant Sleep with Darcie French

Are you a cloth diapering Virgin?

2006-10-23T08:54:00.000-07:00

Are you a cloth diapering Virgin? Want to try it, but you are a little scared, unsure, uninformed? Join Margo and Robyn as they talk to experts on the cloth scene. This show will help you feel more confident about your first time with cloth. The information in this segment is so compelling that Robyn even contemplates going “all the way” with cloth. See how you like the “studio feel” of Robyn and Margo’s banter. We love to try new things here at CanadianMomsTalkRadio.com!

Are you a cloth diapering Virgin?

A time to Heal with Robyn - Chakras

2006-10-14T09:30:00.000-07:00

Join Robyn as she demystifies the wonderful world of Chakras. In this introduction, Robyn discusses the nature of each chakra and gives some tips for balancing your chakras. Please forgive the audible deep breaths in this recording as Robyn was a bit congested at the time.

Your Chakras

Babies on a Plane - Travelling with Baby

2006-10-14T09:29:00.000-07:00

If you think the fear factor of “Snakes on a Plane” is nothing next to “Babies on a Plane”, this show is for YOU! Margo and Robyn discuss the ins and outs of air travel and kids with seasoned travelers and entrepreneurs Collen Thorpe and Julie Harrison. Loaded with tips and tricks, this segment will help smooth those skies and tame those terminals. Enjoy!

Collen is the owner and founder of LittleTraveller.ca, a baby gear rental agency in Calgary, Alberta.

Julie is a travel writer and communications specialist and is the principal of Caffeine Communications.

Babies on a Plane - Travelling with Baby

What are Oracle Cards?

2006-10-14T09:26:00.000-07:00

Have you ever wondered what Oracle Cards are? In this segment, Robyn discusses the empowering nature of Oracle Card readings. Topics include: the benefits of oracle cards, the differences between Tarot and Oracle Cards, and what to expect at an Oracle Card reading. Learn why Robyn feels that Oracle Cards make a profound difference in the quality of a mom’s life.

Oracle Cards

Open To Possibilities with Margo Purcell

2006-09-12T18:34:00.000-07:00

Show # 4- Open to possibilities Over-Active: Parents wish to give their children as many opportunities
as possible to grow, flourish and succeed. Sometimes they wish to give
them EVERY opportunity possible. Are we overscheduling our children? Is
there possible harm in that? Is there a better option?

Show #2 - A Time to Heal with Robyn

2006-09-01T06:48:00.000-07:00

A Time to Heal with Robyn

Show #1 - Introduction of our Show

2006-09-01T06:46:00.000-07:00

Show #1 Intro to our show Canadian Moms Talk Radio

Multitasking Moms Are Smarter - Canadian Moms Talk Radio

2006-07-04T08:14:00.000-07:00

Multitasking Moms Are Smarter

Moms in Canada are smarter when they multitask. That’s because, thanks to the technology of podcasting, they can learn about their favorite mom-related topics without taking time out of their daily routine. Imagine hearing the latest pregnancy news while going for a walk. Or learning how to start a home based business while you’re washing the dishes. The new weekly podcast, Canadian Moms Talk Radio, allows moms to do just that.

If you haven’t heard about podcasting yet, it’s simply a method of distributing multimedia files, like audio programs or music videos, over the Internet via RSS feeds. The files can then be downloaded and played back on iPods and personal computers. For busy moms, this means they have the freedom to learn some new information when it suits them or while they’re doing something else.

Canadian Moms Talk Radio is Canada’s newest podcast for moms. Britt Raposo, the owner and founder of CanadianMomsOnline.com and Canadian Moms Talk Radio, joins expert moms and WAHMs from across Canada to interview them about their areas of expertise. Her weekly podcast will be posted each Wednesday for registered subscribers to download and listen to whenever they have time. Britt explains, “Podcasting makes it simple. It's not like a radio show where you have to be there to listen. You can tune in when you have time while cooking dinner, ironing, having a bath or even browsing your favorite community forums on www.CanadianMomsOnline.com.” Busy moms looking for information or news about their favorite topics don’t always have time to sit down and read a book or an article, but it’s easy to play the show back while they’re doing other activities.

The show is strictly mom-focused Canadian content. The expert guests are Canadian moms and WAHMs too. With the podcast format, they can share their knowledge with other moms from the comfort of their home and at a time when it’s convenient for them. Canadian moms even choose the subject matter of the podcasts. Listeners are asked to send in ideas of what they want to listen to and talk about. Any mom-related topic is fair game, from pregnancy to parenting, personal relationships to business, recipes to fashion.

If you’re a mom or a WAHM in Canada, take a look at CanadianMomsTalkRadio.com. Tell them what you want to talk about, and then listen in. Multitask and get smarter.

About the author: Britt Raposo helps moms and WAHMS across Canada connect with each other through online forums and podcasts. Visit www.CanadianMomsOnline.com for more information.