Full Show - Episode 1043
Sometimes vets recommend the e-collar, also known as the “cone of shame” to stop pets from excessive licking and chewing, but are there other options? Let’s find out with Dr. Danielle Jongkind. Wellness Contributor Frances Wong walks us through things to consider when buying a new mattress. With 74% of professionals preferring to work remotely post-pandemic, employers must rethink how they run things. What needs to be considered and why the change? We learn more with a rep of Robert Half. The Brown Cowboy show is riding into rural communities in Nova Scotia with a posse of comedians to bring an evening of fun and laughter. Community Reporter Julie Martin has the highlights. A number of studies have indicated a rise in mental health issues amongst children and young adults during COVID-19 lockdown. Lucia Bellafante covers why talking about mental health is important, in our Parenting segment. We’re joined by Natalie Martiniello and Chantal Kreidy who tell us about a new braille study they’re a part of which are looking for some participants.
Episode 421 of the Kelly and Company podcast, hosted by AMI, titled "Full Show - Episode 1043" was published on March 23, 2021 and runs 103 minutes.
March 23, 2021 ·103m · Kelly and Company
Summary
Sometimes vets recommend the e-collar, also known as the “cone of shame” to stop pets from excessive licking and chewing, but are there other options? Let’s find out with Dr. Danielle Jongkind. Wellness Contributor Frances Wong walks us through things to consider when buying a new mattress. With 74% of professionals preferring to work remotely post-pandemic, employers must rethink how they run things. What needs to be considered and why the change? We learn more with a rep of Robert Half. The Brown Cowboy show is riding into rural communities in Nova Scotia with a posse of comedians to bring an evening of fun and laughter. Community Reporter Julie Martin has the highlights. A number of studies have indicated a rise in mental health issues amongst children and young adults during COVID-19 lockdown. Lucia Bellafante covers why talking about mental health is important, in our Parenting segment. We’re joined by Natalie Martiniello and Chantal Kreidy who tell us about a new braille study they’re a part of which are looking for some participants.