Sunday Night Health Show

Maureen talks about a major scandal in the catholic church, the effect music has on our brains, and we hear from a woman that experienced the rath of the male psychopath first hand.

Maureen vents about a study that she feels is shoddy, and doesn't do justice to the topic of infidelity. She also celebrates Viagra's birthday by talking about Erectile Dysfunction and how Viagra has become over-prescribed. She also talks about what to look out for if you're worried you or someone you know may be showing signs of Alzheimer's Disease She also talks about a new app called Bro, which is catered to men who wish to have sex with other men without them ascribing themselves as gay or bisexual.

Maureen talks about Schatzki Rings, a condition that causes difficulties in swallowing food. She goes over what it is, what the risk factors are, and what you can do about it. She also talks about stress and al the different forms and ways it can manifest and come from. She then talks about spider veins and the treatment options out there.

Maureen talks about what drives some men to cheat, and the moniker married-but-looking. She also talks about what turns us on, men and women. As well, she talks about the concept of Sapiosexuality. She also touches on things to watch out for when gauging your menstrual health.

Maureen discusses how women are making headway in the workplace, and are making more relative to men than ever before. This comes with societal burdens for men, which she describes. As well, she talks about ways to help defuse conflict in a constructive way.

Maureen continues her conversation from the first hour about death, end-of-life or palliative care, and how to go about planning for something many would prefer not to think about. She also talks about one of the reasons that you probably can't sleep at night, and what you can do to claw back some of those hours. She then moves on and talks about Polyamory - what it is, and the myths around it.

Maureen opens up by talking about last week's show on feelings, as well as her experience with a professional coach. She then hosts Jill Sinclair, author of Date Did What? and they have a conversation about being fed up with dating and moving into the online realm. She then begins a conversation about death, and end-of-life care.

Maureen speaks to cardiologist Dr. John Vyselaar about overall heart health, and how it connects to not only your sex life, but how your seemingly normal lifestyle might actually be harming your health - we're talking about Chronic Business. As well, she talks about the damage that professional cyclists may be doing to the nerves leading to their sex-organs. Cyclists take note!

Maureen opens with talking about how men have a harder time opening up about their feelings and problems. As well, she talks to Jim Ryan who runs a blog called Rolling Through Life about his experiences as a quadriplegic. She also speaks to Dr. Al Yuzbe of the Olive Fertility Centre about options women have when it comes to securing their fertility.

Maureen talks about hookups - No Strings Attached Sex - and how they're becoming more and more prevalent, especially given the explosion in social media and dating apps. She also talks about a new study that looks to see if there's any connection between the quality of a marriage, and a man's cardiovascular health. She also goes over a staple on the show - contraceptives, which ones to use and how to use them.

Maureen talks about the Ontario government's move to re-position their school system sexual education curriculum back to 1998, and the possible effects it will have on youth. As well, she talks with Roberta Fox Lawson about how technology is leading a push to shed the stigma around suicide. We also discuss Alcohol Use Disorder with Michael Walsh - what it is, and what defines it. 

Maureen unveils the 7 most common sexual fantasies people have, so if you're curious this is the segment to listen to! As well, she talks about micro-cheating, a term and behaviour that is exploding in popularity. She talks about what it is, what it can mean, as well as your emails and comments about it. She also talks about bullying, and sexual harassment, and what can be done about it.

Maureen talks about how staying with the same doctor over time can lead to a lower risk of death - perhaps an incentive to look for that Family Doctor! She also talks about ADHD and how it doesn't end at the beginning of adulthood. She then sits down with Dr. Niamh Tallon to discuss the choice to freeze your eggs for later insemination. They hear from Natasha, who tells her story about choosing to freeze her eggs.

Maureen speaks to Ross Asdourian, a Comedian and Author of Broken Banana, a book about the time he broke his penis. As well, Maureen talks about snooping in relationships whether it be on your significant other's phone, social media, or even in real life. As well, we talk pornography stats from major site Pornhub.

Happy Canada Day! Maureen starts the evening off speaking with Sharon Pope, Master Life Coach and Author about marriage, and how to know when it's right. She discusses a patient she has and what Addison's Disease is, and she also has a sit-down with Amy Color about the difference between intimacy, and sex. 

Maureen continues her conversation with Paul Mendes of Mendes Lesperance Lawyers about how this fall's pending marijuana legalization legislation will affect stratas, and strata law. As well, we talk to a Courtesan, Olivia La Rue, about her job and what it means to be a Courtesan nowadays. She also talks about the dynamics in a non-monogamous relationship, as well as the topic of sober sex - and how it's something that many couples don't think about as often as they should as with alcoholism.

Maureen opens up the show with a discussion about Elizabeth Wettlaufer, the nurse convicted of murdering 6 people with opioids, and how opioid counts play an important role in holding nurses to account. As well, she speaks to Paul Mendes with Mendes Lesperance Lawyeres to discuss how litigous we are, and the subject of bras in the workplace.

Maureen addresses the fact that Father's Day isn't always the fun, pleasant day it is for many people. She also talks about this quote from "Get comfortable with being uncomfortable". She relates it to healthier relationships, both romantic and otherwise. Maureen gives away another fun device, and talks about how bedroom boredom can lead to major problems - and ways to get around it.

Happy Father's Day! Maureen starts the show by talking about her own Father, and some of the lessons he passed down. She also speaks about listener stories about their Fathers. She also sits down with Vagina Coach Kim Vopni about best practices when it comes to taking care of the region down there. They also discuss some disorders that may occur, and how to deal with them. She also talks about an upcoming guest, and her book on Childhood Trauma.