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  • WOW Leadership with Jennifer Matotek

    WOW Leadership with Jennifer Matotek
    Feb 17 2026
    Fresh off renewing her contract with Art Windsor Essex, Executive Director Jennifer Matotek joins Jessica and Melinda as the first guest in the WOW: Leadership series. She digs into the daily life of being a not-for-profit leader.
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    38 min
  • Alicia Higgison

    Alicia Higgison
    Feb 3 2026
    Alicia Higgison is the Councillor for Ward 1 in the Town of Tecumseh. One of the 'class' of 2018, she and was elected twice for School Board Trustee before switching gears into municipal politics.

    We talk about how she balances being a single parent of three daughters, a busy job and the obligations of being an informed councillor. She also has tips for any listeners getting ready to start a municipal run for October 2026.
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    52 min
  • Women Pay User Fees

    Women Pay User Fees
    Jan 20 2026
    The City of Windsor heard from the community this week about the proposed 2026 budget. Municipal budgeting is sometimes called the superbowl of local politics. Darcie Renaud joins us to talk about her experience delegating to Council on behalf of mothers and families who are being hit with significant user fee increases for camp programs and transit. Turns out the user fee impact on families with kids is many times more than a 1% property tax increase would be. Who knew?
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    40 min
  • WOW Leadership Teaser

    WOW Leadership Teaser
    Jan 6 2026
    Today we launch the WOW:Leadership series of WOW:Politics. Jessica and Melinda introduce listeners to the reasons why we need more women in leadership outside of politics as well as in. This series will alternate with our regular politics programming. Let us know what you think on our Facebook Page WOW:Politics
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    30 min
  • Is Ms. Claus a feminist

    Is Ms. Claus a feminist
    Dec 23 2025
    Ho, ho, ho, Merry Christmas! The panel debate whether Ms. Claus is a feminist and how women's holiday work keeps the lights on.

    Join, Darcie, Leslie, Kristen, Jessica and Melinda for our first holiday special, complete with sleighbells!
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    54 min
  • Help is Here! Greenshield and Equal Voice Canada Helping Women

    Help is Here! Greenshield and Equal Voice Canada Helping Women
    Dec 9 2025
    Greenshield Cares and Equal Voice Canada have partnered to create on demand mental health supports for women and gender diverse individuals running for office! Lindsay Brumwell and Sabrina Ladha, join us to share how they decided to address a long standing issue for women in politics. Women participating in campaign schools across Canada regularly report concern about mental health and harassment as a significant barrier to running for office. We have heard it from many of our guests. This new program is aimed at tackling that barrier and we are delighted to promote it.

    The service is available here.
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    45 min
  • Women in Armour

    Women in Armour
    Nov 25 2025
    On November 11, 2025 Amber Czech, a 20 year old welder, was murdered in her workplace by a co-worker who didn't like the way she looked at him. Melinda asked Nour Hachem and Delaney Krieger of Build-A-Dream to help her understand the dangers women face on the job. They described the feeling of having to put on armour before going to work. The conversation touches on violence in the workplace and role of women and women in elected office to help each other advocate and create space to listen to their stories.
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    55 min
  • Women Win US Elections

    Women Win US Elections
    Nov 11 2025
    Women won landmark elections across the US on Tuesday November 4, and the transition team for the NYC mayor is all women. What does this mean for women locally? Darcie Renaud and Anastasia Adams join us for a great conversation. We also talked about how even the President of Mexico is not safe from men thinking they have the right to touch her in public. Do women in positions of authority have a higher duty to take action when they are victims of assault?
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    46 min