Showing posts with label summer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label summer. Show all posts

Monday, 6 July 2015

Episode 102 - July 5, 2015

Comedian Ali Hassan co-hosts with Pay for the first hour of this extended show!
Pay's review of Magic Mike XXL and why she's not a pervert.

Nutritionist Lianne Phillipson-Webb (sproutright.com) shares picnic food tips, and why your low-fat food might make you fat.

Pay and Ali debate whether borrowing a bathing suit is like sharing underwear.

Chef Natalia Machado from the Argentinian steakhouse L'Atelier d'Argentine in Montreal, talks about creating a restaurant that is popular with women and the trend of Argentinian flavours.

Ecoholic and NOW magazine columnist Adria Vasil tells us what we should be aware of when it comes to dry-cleaning, and what those green or organic claims really mean.
Plus, what do we need in our sunscreen and what are our best eco-friendly options?

And get ready for the $125 Twinkie.

Monday, 22 June 2015

Episode 100 - June 21, 2015

It's the first day of summer! Pay is back from a week in Scotland and chats about her adventures in Edinburgh and Glasgow (including a place where you can drink beer in church).

Matty Matheson (host of 'Keep It Canada' on Munchies, and chef at Parts & Labour) joins the show to talk about his travels across the country meeting food producers and chefs, and learning about the great things we make and grow in Canada.

Nervous about having people over? Lifestyle Expert, Shoana Jensen, shares tips for easy outdoor entertaining and ways to take the stress away.

What was Pay doing in Scotland? Enjoying drinks and a play in church, swinging on a trapeze at a circus school, and making haggis pakoras in an Indian restaurant in Glasgow. Also, in Perthshire...she was looking for a tea plantation. Yes, Scottish tea.

Saturday, 8 June 2013

Episode 7

Pay gets a breakdown of the summer movies coming out in June with film expert, Thom Ernst, host of Saturday Night at the Movies on TVOntario. Plus, tips on organizing your cottage for the summer and for all you lazy local foodies - FoodStory will put farmers markets online so you eat buy locally and have your goods delivered.