Late Talks on Air

Ep108 - Previously Live from Foster's Inn, Stratford, Ontario

Ep 107 - From Tomorrow's Political Page Turner to Issues Closer to Home. Chat with Me!

Ep 106 - Connecting by Dis-connecting - Winter of Our Disconnect with Author Susan Maushart

Ep 105 - Big Dreams with Quiet Voices in 2025

Ep 104 - An East Coast Christmas with David Muise and Friends

Ep 103 - Unstoppable with Dorothy O'Dell

This week I have the privilege of hosting an eye-opening conversation with fellow show host and author, Dorothy O’Dell – who changed the trajectory of her life after finding true and meaningful connections within a community of friends, veterans, first responders and faith.

Ep102 - The Revival of Old School Dating in Modern Times with Julie Berthiaume

Ep101 - America Post Election - A Means to Diffuse our Political Divide?

We don’t usually think of our workplaces as peace-inducing spaces. So here’s a challenge!! In this episode, we contrast the differences between conservative and liberal values and examine a new opportunity to lower political tensions this post-election season. It stems from the question: Could our actions in business play a role in mitigating our political divide? I think so – but I’d love your thoughts on it too!Give this a listen, and then send me your thoughts. See you next week!...

Wishing You a Peaceful and Good Night

Ep100 - Planning Out Your Second Act! A Chat with David Muise

Tonight is about pursuing life after work – and answering the question about what we consider to be work or not – when we’re doing the things that bring us joy. In this episode, I speak with David Muise, a musician and author from Nova Scotia, who shares insights about the vibrant music scene in his community, his journey through retirement, and the significance of social connections and community engagement in the process of starting something new. We’ll also discuss the inspiration behind his ...

Ep 99 - When Demons Surface with Retired Sr. Military Chaplain, Steve Dabbs

Ep 98 - Well at Work with Dr. Esther Sternberg

If you’re anything like me, you’ve been hard at work in an environment that might look very different from what it looked like just five years ago! Some of us work from home, while others work in a hybrid role oscillating between home and traditional office spaces. Still, for many of the workforce working full time on location, work routines have remained the same – those working in traditional office, manufacturing, medical, and transportation roles, for instance. However, one thing that has ch...

Living Beyond ALS – with Special Guest, Doug Reid

Change and Redemption - No More Tickets Please!

Parental Relationship Goals with Dr. Audrey Sherman

More than a White Man's Religion? A Talk with Abdu Murray

So this is Commitment

Finding Faith in a New York Prison - with special guest, Pastor Herman Mendoza

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 1980s and into the early 90s. Seemingly, against all odds – through prison time, affairs, depression, ...

The Case for Renewed Conservatism in American Politics with Josh Lewis

Testing... From Dark Fashion and Parliament to Twitter's Great Reveal

Who do we think we are? Notwithstanding Canada and Midterms in the U.S.

All Talk on Rock Radio – A Life of Activism with Peter Werbe

Finding truth within a growing divide – A conversation with Abdu Murray

Oh Julia!

Back to the basics where relationships happen...

CBS, What were you thinking?

What are You Hopeful For?

Vanessa Shields: Thimbles

How I Came to Know the Midnight Poppies

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.

Ten Speed Bike and the Summer of Clare Siobhan

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 a songwriting contest! The winning tune is called “Ten Speed Bike” and Clare Siobhan tells us the st...

Where We Live: Walking Home During and After a Crisis. A talk with Urban Planner, Ken Greenberg

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 Fred Jacobs, president of Jacobs Media and radio personality of Overnight America, Ryan Wrecker, to ...