Nancy Duffy

Late Talks on Air

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Can't sleep? Join us as we explore topics and stories that soothe the mind and feed the soul. At Late Talks on Air , we explore ideas and stories that captivate, inspire, and spark laugh-out-loud moments and meaningful conversation. Each episode features thought-provoking topics—from historical events to everyday moments and transformative experiences to journeys of overcoming adversity. We also share insights on health, wellness, and discoveries that influence the world around us. Episodes air bi-weekly (and weekly when we can!).

Author

Nancy Duffy

Episodes

Ep. 96 - Change and Redemption - No More Tickets Please! 11.10.2023 12:23

Ep. 95 - Parental Relationship Goals with Dr. Audrey Sherman 25.09.2023 42:38

Ep. 94 - More than a White Man's Religion? A Talk with Abdu Murray 28.08.2023 9:21

Ep. 93 - So this is Commitment 21.08.2023 10:43

Ep. 92 - Finding Faith in a New York Prison - with special guest, Pastor Herman Mendoza 02.01.2023 1:27:00

Happy New Year and welcome to another episode of Late Talks on Air on the Nancy Duffy show for Sunday, January 1st, 2023. A true story of redemption, my guest for this week's show shares a testimony unlike any I've ever heard. Author and now pastor, Herman Mendoza, built an empire in Queens, New York, selling cocaine up and down the eastern seaboard, along with his brothers, throughout the late 19...

Ep. 91 - The Case for Renewed Conservatism in American Politics with Josh Lewis 19.12.2022 52:01

Ep. 90 - Testing... From Dark Fashion and Parliament to Twitter's Great Reveal 05.12.2022 59:01

Ep. 89 - Who do we think we are? Notwithstanding Canada and Midterms in the U.S. 07.11.2022 15:46

Ep. 88 - All Talk on Rock Radio – A Life of Activism with Peter Werbe 24.10.2022 1:01:08

Ep. 87 - Finding truth within a growing divide – A conversation with Abdu Murray 08.08.2022 53:39

Ep. 86 - Oh Julia! 18.07.2022 15:04

Back to the basics where relationships happen...

Ep. 85 - CBS, What were you thinking? 30.06.2022 12:57

Ep. 84 - What are You Hopeful For? 23.06.2022 9:02

Ep. 83 - Vanessa Shields: Thimbles 21.02.2022 49:15

Ep. 82 - How I Came to Know the Midnight Poppies 18.05.2021 40:52

Theirs is a story of a culmination of styles, personalities, and genres (blues with hints of rock and jazz) to form the making of a group called Midnight Poppies. They write, practice, and perform throughout many parts of the world all the while working some pretty demanding day jobs.

Ep. 81 - Ten Speed Bike and the Summer of Clare Siobhan 21.08.2020 25:34

http://thenancyduffyshow.com/shows/NancyDuffyShow-No.081-ClareSiobhan.mp3 ‘Quarantunes,’ song contests, and backyard collaborations. Show Notes Welcome to episode No. 81 of the Nancy Duffy show for this Thursday, August 20, 2020! Today's featured guest is a budding Canadian artist who found a way to be inspired during this season of masks, sanitizers, and – 'safe spaces' – and her efforts won her...

Ep. 80 - Where We Live: Walking Home During and After a Crisis. A talk with Urban Planner, Ken Greenberg 19.05.2020 35:57

Welcome to Episode No. 79 – for this Tuesday, April 28, 2020. If this season has taught us anything, it’s that certain industries and jobs are much more resilient than others during a crisis. Today’s episode takes a look at the radio industry, which is not immune to the COVID19 crisis, despite being what many consider, an essential service. For today’s show, we have the privilege of speaking with...

Ep. 79 - When Radio Goes Home. Basement Broadcasting during a Crisis with Fred Jacobs and Ryan Wrecker 28.04.2020 53:03

Ep. 78 - We're Gonna Need a Bigger Boat – CERB Expected to Expand. A talk with Irek Kusmierczyk. 08.04.2020 24:20

'Wash Your Hands' – Securing Water for the Navajo Nation during COVID-19 04.04.2020 20:22

Ep. 74 - Karen Morand: Unanswered questions and moving past playing small. 08.12.2019 45:03

This show was a bit difficult to get out - not because the actual interview wasn't an absolute delight - but because the original recording/editing of this episode was caught in the middle of a move between two cities, eight hours apart. Nevertheless, I am happy to share this conversation with you. During this talk with Canadian singer/songwriter, Karen Morand, I warm up by asking a few silly ques...

Ep. 72 - Exploring Workers' Rights and Employer Challenges under the Shifting Nature of Work 29.10.2019 41:54

http://thenancyduffyshow.com/shows/NancyDuffyShow-No.072-ShelleyBrown.mp3 “Everything now is expanding… We’re in a brave new world in terms of these new elements coming into focus that are challenging employees, employers, independent contractors and the courts” – Shelley Brown Show Notes Welcome to episode 72 – It's the week after Canada's 43rd national election and I'm excited to be back! One of...

Ep. 71 Technically, We're at a Crossroads: MIT's Task Force on Work of the Future 20.09.2019 27:30

In this week's interview, we talk about fatalism with respect to the views on the future of work and technology and the change of circumstances that many of us might be finding ourselves in as technology progresses. Are we overthinking things? Just over a year ago, MIT assembled a Task Force on Work of the Future "in an attempt to understand the relationships between emerging technologies and work...

Ep. 70 Vanessa Shields: From Writer to Writer and Company 30.08.2019 51:45

Ep. 69 Finding connection in the mundane: A talk with social media guru, Chelsea Peitz 23.08.2019 37:59

Chelsea Pietz joins us to talk to us about how we can maintain authenticity while utilizing the tools of social media to our advantage with our work while also fostering real human connections. We’ll talk about how to get past the intimidation that may tempt us to not really be ourselves on social media and answer the question on whether or not introverts at a serious disadvantage in this new worl...