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Olympic skeleton athlete Noelle Pikus-Pace
A favorite to medal at the 2006 Torino Olympics...Noelle was sidelined after a freak accident at the Olympic trials. Now she's in top form and psyched to compete in the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver.
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A chat with Olympic skeleton athlete Noelle Pikus-Pace
An accident at the Olympic trials in 2006 left her with a broken leg, shattering her dreams of going for the gold. Now a mom, she's back and ready to hit the track. WBZ's Laurie Kirby talks with Noelle about competing in the 2010 Winter Olympic Games.
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"Second Spring" Pt. 1
Dr. Maoshing Ni, a practioner of traditional Chinese medicine, shares some tips on getting a grip on anxiety, naturally.
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"The Superstress Solution" Pt. 1
Integrative medical doctor Roberta Lee identifies layers of stress as superstress. Her solution? Her book, "The Superstress Solution". For more information go to superstresssolution.com
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"The Superstress Solution" Pt. 2
Integrative medical doctor Roberta Lee identifies stress overload as superstress. Her solution? Her book, The "Superstress Solution." For more information go to superstresssolution.com
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Women's Watch speaks with Dr. Roberta Lee
WBZ's Carolyn Firestone speaks with integrative medical doctor Roberta Lee about stress overload in our lives today. Dr. Lee calls it "Superstress". Picture by Kelly Campbell.
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Comfort Zone Camp Pt.2
Hear about a safe, loving place where kids who've lost a parent or sibling can overcome their grief.
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"Reconnecting Your Spirit" Pt. 1
Feng Shui expert talks about her book "Reconnecting Your Spirit", a guide to balance the energy of your mind and body with the energy of your home and career.
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"Reconnecting Your Spirit" Pt. 2
Feng Shui expert Mary Shurtleff talks about her book "Reconnecting Your Spirit", a guide to balance the energy of your mind and body with the energy of your home and career.
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A chat with author Christine Arylo
WBZ producer Carolyn Firestone speaks with Christine about why it's important to get to know who we are and what we want before we get into a serious relationship.
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"Choosing Me Before We" Pt. 1
She almost married the wrong guy for the wrong reasons. That inspired author Christine Arylo to write "Choosing Me Before We" to help women explore what is best for them and their relationships.
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"Choosng Me Before We" Pt. 2
She almost married the wrong guy for the wrong reasons. That inspired author Christine Arylo to write "Choosing Me Before We" to help women explore what is best for them and their relationships.
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A Conversation with Paula Span
Span discusses her book "When the Time Comes: Families with Aging Parents Share Their Struggles and Solutions" with WBZ's Ellen Sherman.
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Women's Watch profiles singer Debby Boone
What's Debby Boone doing these days? Singing of course! Debby performs with the Boston Pops Wednesday, December 16th for a special fundraiser. Click to learn more about Debby and how she got started in music.
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Catching up with singer Debby Boone
Remember the 1977 hit "You Light Up My Life? WBZ's Laurie Kirby caught up with Debby about what lights up her life these days. Debby will be in Boston for a fundraiser at the Boston Pops December 16th.
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"Cracking the Boy's Club Code" Pt. 2
Want to learn the secret rules men use to get ahead in the workplace? Author Michael Johnson has some tips on how to play a man's game on a man's field.
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"The Handbook of Style" Pt. 1
Does your man need help in the fashion department? Esquire Magazine can help. Check out fashion director Nick Sullivan's style tips in this segment.
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"The Handbook of Style" Pt. 2
Does your man need help in the fashion department? Esquire Magazine can help. Check out fashion director Nick Sullivan's style tips in this segment.
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A chat with author Debbie Ford
WBZ's Carolyn Firestone speaks with Debbie Ford about her book "The 21 Day Consciousness Cleanse", a guide to cleansing yourself of guilt and negativity.
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"What I Wish I Knew When I Was 20" Pt. 1
Stanford University's Tina Seelig's book isn't just for would be entrepreneurs just out of college. Her advice can help even if you're in mid career and looking to make a change.
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"What I Wish I Knew When I Was 20" Pt. 2
Stanford University's Tina Seelig's book isn't just for would be entrepreneurs just out of college. Her advice can help even if you're in mid career and looking to make a change.
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Catching up with aspiring filmmaker Lauren Tracy
WBZ's Carolyn Firestone caught up with Lauren as she gets ready to head out to Los Angeles. She's running a bracket contest on her website for the best film directed by a woman. Check it out at xfactorfilm.com
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The Girls from Ames
Author Jeffrey Zaslow and Jane Nash join WBZ's Ellen Sherman to discuss the book "The Girls from Ames."
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Conquer your Clutter
Tune in to this conversation between WBZ's Ellen Sherman and Jamie Novak, author of "The Get Organized Answer Book."
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A Chat with Samantha Goldberg
Goldberg's one of the top wedding planners in the country. Hear what she has to say about keeping stress and your budget in check in this conversation with WBZ's Ellen Sherman. Learn more at www.hiltonfamily.com/guestiquette
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Women's Watch: Planning a Wedding
Celebrity event planner Samantha Goldberg has some creative ways to save when planning the big day.
You can also hear more at www.hiltonfamily.com/guestiquette
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Women's Watch: xfactorfilm.com
Filmmaker Lauren Tracy wants to help women in film. She started the XFactor Filmmakers Fund for women to do just that. For more information go to xfactorfilm.com
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A chat with aspiring filmmaker Lauren Tracy
WBZ producer Carolyn Firestone speaks with Acton's own Lauren Tracy. She's an aspiring film director who started a fund to help women in film. For more information go to www.xfactorfilm.com.
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Women's Watch: "Moms Like Me.com"
Looking for a place to meet other moms? Check out "Moms Like Me".com. A place where moms from all over can chat, network and have tons of fun.
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Women's Watch: The Triple Bind Pt. 1
Are we putting too much pressure on girls today? Psychologist and researcher Dr. Steven Hinshaw talks about that in his book "The Triple Bind."
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Women's Watch: The Triple Bind Pt. 2
Is society putting too much pressure on girls today? Psychologist and researcher Dr. Steven Hinshaw talks about that in his book "The Triple Bind."
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A Conversation with Perennial Designs' Nancy Wright
Nancy fell in love with flowers while watching her grandmother tend her garden. Decades later, she left the corporate world to open her dream shop. Here she chats with WBZ's Ellen Sherman about the joys and challenges of owning a business.
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A Conversation with Lisa Silverman
The owner of "Lisa's" a Needham clothing boutique, talks about spring trends and what it's been like to have a successful business since the early 1990's.
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Heal Pelvic Pain Part 2
In this segment, physical therapist Amy Stein talks about non-surgical treatments for urinary incontinence.
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Heal Pelvic Pain Part 1
Listen in to find out if a problem you're suffering from stems from a weakness in your pelvic region.
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The Survivors Club Part1
Journalist Ben Sherwood tells us what the number one survival skill is, no matter what type of challenge you're facing.
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The Survivors Club
Want to know what it takes to survive all life challenges?
Author Ben Sherwood discusses his new book "The Survivors Club" with WBZ's Ellen Sherman. Log on to TheSurvivorsClub.org for more information.
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"Still Doing It" Pt. 1
Women over 65 are the fastest growing segment of the population. Filmmaker and author Deirdre Fishel tells us what their lives are really like.
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A conversation with Dr. Ruth Tedaldi
Dr. Ruth Tedaldi talks with WBZ's Ellen Sherman about the evolving field of cosmetic dermatology, the latest anti-aging options, and how to have a good rapport with your doctor.
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Women's Watch: We Plan, God Laughs
An old Yiddish proverb is the title of Rabbi Sherre Hirsch's book. In part one, the rabbi tells us how to start creatiing a life we love
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A conversation with Rabbi Sherre Hirsch
Is your life not turning out quite like you wanted?
Rabbi Sherre Hirsch's book "We Plan, God Laughs" spells out 10 steps to help you find your divine path. Hear her chat with WBZ's Ellen Sherman.
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Women's Watch Profile: Filmmaker Nanette Burstein Pt. 1
Remember those hallowed halls of highschool? Documentary filmmaker Nanette Burstein does. Her film "American Teen" takes you back as she follows five Indiana seniors as they try their best to get through their final year.
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A conversation with Mellanie True Hills
Hills is a heart disease survivor and author of "A Woman's Guide to Saving Her Own Life." She discusses her five-part health program as well as atrial fibrillation with WBZ's Ellen Sherman.
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A conversation with Laura Sessions Stepp
The Pulitzer Prize- winning journalist talks about her groundbreaking book "Unhooked: How Young Women Pursue Sex, Delay Love and Lose at Both" with WBZ producer Ellen Sherman
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A conversation with Patty Swyden Sullivan
Sullivan's a divorce relations mediator and coach who runs a seminar called "Letting Go with Panache." She talks with WBZ producer Ellen Sherman about how to heal from the unwanted divorce.
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Women's Watch: A brother's love
Steve Geng was a drug addict and a criminal but the love of his sister Veronica, a former writer and editor for the New Yorker Magazine, helped him recover.
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Women's Watch extended interview with author Steve Geng
WBZ producer Carolyn Firestone speaks with Steve Geng a former thief and drug addict who finally got his life back on track with the help of his sister. He tells his story in his book "Thick as Thieves." For more information go to www.stevegeng.com.
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Women's Watch: Women at Work
In this segment, Patricia Deyton of Simmons College tells us about the lack of women serving on corporate boards and how that can change.
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Women's Watch: Extended Interview with Jane Isay
Dealing with your parents, adult children and their spouses can be challenging. Jane Isay wrote "Walking on Eggshells" to make it easier. She shares some of her tips with WBZ producer Ellen Sherman.
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Women's Watch Profile Pt. 1
Hannah Gabriele struggled with multiple personality disorder all her life until she met therapist Rachel Gunner. After just two years in therapy Gabriele had a reason to live.
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Women's Watch Profile Pt. 2
Hannah Gabriele struggled with multiple personality disorder all her life until she met therapist Rachel Gunner. After just two years in therapy Gabriele had a reason to live.
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Women's Watch: United Artists 90th Anniversary
WBZ producer Carolyn Firestone talks with film critic Jay Carr about a film festival celebrating 90 years of filmmaking at United Artists. May 2-15 at the Brattle Theater in Cambridge. Check out Brattlefilm.org for a list of movies and times.
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Women's Watch: Home Improvement Part 1
Spring is here and that means you can do a lot more around the house than just spring cleaning. Home improvement expert Eric Stromer has some tips on how to get started.
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Women's Watch: Home Improvement Part 2
Helping dad around the house with home projects? Not going to happen in most households. But home improvement expert Eric Stromer tells us how your kids can get involved and have some fun at the same time.
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Women's Watch: A Love Story
Veteran broadcaster Rich King talks about the trials and triumphs of his relationship with his late wife, Maggie
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Health, relationships, business matters and women who are making a difference. WBZ's Laurie Kirby, along with producers Carolyn Firestone and Ellen Sherman, focus on these subjects and more in Women's Watch.
