In this week’s episode of “What She Said,” we delve into a range of topics that touch on the crucial aspects of our lives, from societal values and health, to entertainment and personal milestones. Each conversation is a step towards understanding the complexities of our world and finding joy and wisdom in the midst of it all. Join me as… View Post
By Anne Brodie People flew and sailed from around the world to eat at KOKS, a two-star Michelin restaurant on a craggy ocean outcropping at Ilimanaq, Greenland. From the airport, they sailed to Koks, The Most Remote Restaurant in the World, run by Chef Poul Andrias Ziska. The haute cuisine establishment was a sensation on the Faroe Islands so why… View Post
As the autumn leaves begin to fall and the days grow shorter, there’s a natural inclination to retreat indoors, to find warmth and comfort. It’s a season that beckons us to slow down, to reflect, and to focus on personal growth. This week on “What She Said,” we’re not just embracing the essence of fall, but also delving deep into… View Post
Parenting is a journey filled with rewards and challenges, especially during the teenage years when dynamics shift and conversations evolve. As parents, we often find ourselves oscillating between holding our children close and letting them fly. The teenage years are a crucial time for both parents and children, as they navigate the complexities of growing up and carving out their… View Post
In today’s fast-paced world, I understand that applying for a job in 2024 can feel overwhelming. The employment landscape constantly evolves, and finding the right job fit can seem like a daunting task. But fear not! I’ve guided individuals through these challenges for over two decades. I’m not just a recruitment specialist; I’m your career empowerment guru! At my company,… View Post
By Anne Brodie Martin Scorsese surpasses himself with the seismic, complex, malicious beauty of Killers of the Flower Moon, the true story of the Osage Indian Murders circa the 1910s to the 1930s. At least sixty and perhaps hundreds of full-blood Osage Indians were murdered or died prematurely by whites, in order to inherit or as wards, take charge of… View Post