Hosted by Petawawa Military Family Resource Centre · EN-US · 33 episodes
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Military Family Life does not come with an instruction manual!Each episode we bring you the stories of people who have ‘been there’ – and they are here to share the lessons they have learned along the way … to help you live your BEST military family life
Petawawa Military Family Resource Centre hosts Military Family Life, a society show with 33 episodes published.
In this month’s episode we are speaking with the Ombudsman for the Department of National Defence and Canadian Armed Forces, Mario Baril. In our conversation we talk about the scope of his role, how the Ombudsman’s offic
In this episode we are speaking with Amy Doyle and Dr Nicholas Held from the Canadian Institute for Military and Veteran Health Research (CIMVHR). We discuss recent research studies, and how the findings are being put in
This month we are talking with two members of Team Canada at the Invictus Games in Whistler BC in February 2025. In our discussion we talk about : · what lead them to apply for Team Canada, · the journey to the games onc
In this episode we are speaking with Carley Robb-Jackson and Amy Carpenter from Military Family Services about some of the research that is being done by MFS as part of the Gender-based Violence and Family Violence portf
April is Month of the Military Child. For this episode we are speaking with Chris Quigley and her friend Bella about the work they do with Military Children. They tell us about some of the challenges they hear about and
It has been three years since the first episode of Military Family Life! This month, Claudia and Julie are looking back at our first 20 episodes. Here are some of our favourite stories, best pieces of advice and lessons
In this episode of Military Family Life we are speaking with Sgt Valery Switzer. Valery is a CAF Member, a military spouse, a mother of two, a part-time student and a word champion powerlifter. She was also recently name
If you are a military family member, you have likely heard someone talk about an OUTCAN posting to a fabulous distant country. Our guest for this episode recently returned from a four year posting to Greece. She tells us
This month we are bringing the second half of our conversation with Shannon and Cory Nowell. In this episode we talk about the Invictus Games, and Cory's experience on Team Canada in 2018. Shannon also tells us about her
This month, we are talking to Shannon and Cory Nowell about their lives as a Military - and Veteran – family. This episode is part one of two. In it we talk about the challenges that come with relocations, IR, and Out Ca
In this April edition of our Military Family Life podcast - in honour of the Month of the Military Child - we are focusing on Military children. Kayla Lamrock has experience as a military child, a military spouse and wor
In this month's episode we are speaking with Lt(N) Wendy Duguid, a Regular Force Military Chaplain. Wendy has been serving at Garrison Petawawa since 2019. She was previously the Chaplain for the medical units, and is cu
This month we are talking with three former MFRC Executive Directors who have recently retired from their positions in Goose Bay, Greenwood and Shilo. Our co-host Claudia Beswick also added some insight, as she too recen
This month we are talking two members of the Canadian Military Wives Choir in Petawawa. They tell us about how the choir helped them to connect with new friends in the community, their best memories performing with the c
Our Guest this Month Ainsley Christensen is the curator at the Garrison Petawawa Military Museum and has worked at the museum in some capacity or another for the last 20 years. Ainsley was born in Manitoba -moved to Peta
About our guest: Andrea Nauta is a military spouse - her wonderful husband Dustin has been serving in the military since 2007. They have two beautiful girls who are 11 and 9. Andrea and her family have moved back and for
In this episode we talk about all things deployment with our guest Sandra Pinard. Topics include: what are the things families can do to prepare for a deployment, some suggestions for items to include in a morale mail pa
About our Guest: Denver Hilland grew up in the GTA and was a professional level ballerina until she left for university. She earned a Bachelor of Arts Kinesiology and Physical Education from Wilfrid Laurier University, a
As many of you know April is month of the Military Child . It is an opportunity for our community to recognize the sacrifices and contributions made by the children Canadian Armed Forces members and Veterans. So this mon
This month we are speaking with Trisha MacLeod, the Commanding Officer at 2 Field Ambulance in Petawawa and Champion for the Petawawa Defence Visible Minority Awareness Group. Trisha is a lifelong learner whose current p
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