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Hosted by Candace Sampson · society · EN
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Signup to Generate a PitchWhat She Said! is hosted by Candace Sampson. The show has published 586 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Kiki Keskinen Runs the Only Witch School in North America" (21 August 2026, 69 minutes), "Why Canadians Are Switching from Banks to Credit Unions" (17 August 2026, 31 minutes), and "Tracy and Martina Goin Out West: The Real Story" (24 July 2026, 22 minutes).
What She Said! publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 43 minutes across 586 episodes.
Booking probability for What She Said! is 38%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. What She Said! requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. What She Said!'s contact route on record: verified email.
Candace Sampson hosts What She Said!, a society podcast with 586 episodes published.
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Kiki Keskinen founded WitchSchool dot ca in 2016, the only witch school in North America, and that timing was not a coincidence, because it was the same year she watched the far right organize itself faster than anyone...
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If you've ever thought about leaving your bank but talked yourself out of it because it seemed too complicated, this episode is for you. Lisa Colangelo started as a teller at Canada Trust, worked her way up to executive...
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Justine Williamson and Greg Vardy are the Cape Breton comedy duo behind Tracy and Martina, two best friends whose sketches, podcast, and books have made them one of the most recognized acts on the East Coast. Their...
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Lusiana Lukman is the Executive Founding Director of the Classical Music Conservatory in Toronto. She has been teaching piano in Canada since 1991 and founded her school on Roncesvalles in 1997.In February 2026, Lusiana...
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Bobbi French is a Newfoundland-born author and former psychiatrist whose novels The Good Women of Safe Harbour and The Brink of Something Beautiful centre on women's friendships, women's survival, and the kind of female...
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Most people think the ReStore is for contractors picking up spare lumber. Sara Cooper is here to tell you it is a full department store where your ten dollar lamp helps a family buy a home. Sara is the CEO of Habitat...
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Emma Davis didn't grow up wealthy. She married a guy whose startup got acquired, and suddenly found herself on the wrong side of her own values. So she did something nobody does: she mailed a personal cheque for one...
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Sports betting is everywhere, and it’s changing more than just how we watch the game. In this episode, I sit down with filmmaker Deborah Wainwright, director of the documentary Swipe. Bet. Repeat., to talk about the...
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What if the brain you have today is not the brain you are stuck with? In this episode, I sit down with Tara Bonner, Chief Neuroeducation Officer at the Arrowsmith Program, to talk about neuroplasticity and the brain’s...
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AI is everywhere right now, but I’m far less interested in the hype and far more interested in what it’s doing to how we connect with each other.In this episode, I sit down with Joanne Morrison, a Canadian author and...
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Getting laid off is brutal. Getting laid off twice in one year can make you question everything, including yourself.In this episode, I sit down with Tanya Hayles, award-winning event planner, digital strategist, founder...
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Candace Sampson and Nam Kiwanuka discuss the systemic issues in women's health care, highlighting the dismissal and mistreatment of women's health concerns. Nam's podcast, "Mistreated," explores how women's health has...
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Canadian small-business owners are taking hit after hit, but few have explained the chaos as clearly as Encircled founder Kristi Soomer. The Toronto-based slow-fashion designer breaks down how a U.S. tariff rule called...
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Most of us grab our morning coffee without a second thought, but behind that daily ritual are women whose stories rarely make it into the conversation. Today I’m joined by Roxanne Joyal, founder and CEO of Andback...
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I’m back. After seven months away, I wanted to start with a short, honest episode about why What She Said hit pause, what pulled me off the hamster wheel, and why I’ve decided to return in a completely different way...
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What happens when a physicist-turned-writer sets her literary thriller in the eerie aftermath of Chernobyl? You get The Exclusion Zone—a haunting, thought-provoking novel that weaves fear, science, and the untold...
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Sara Davidson has survived more than most—an armed attack, a tsunami, a violent sexual assault, and postpartum trauma—and somehow, she’s found a way not just to live, but to help others heal. In this episode, we talk...
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Caption: Sisters Jodi Willoughby and Carolyne McIntyre Jackson took a chocolate cake recipe from their grandma and a buttercream secret from their mom and built Crave—one of the Prairies’ most beloved bakeries. Now...
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It feels like everyone’s on edge these days—and with good reason. Mental health struggles are on the rise, especially among women, and traditional approaches don’t always cut it. My guest this week is Heather Lillico, a...
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Red pill content. Tradwife fantasies. Secret slang like “Skittles” and “sneaky link.” Online radicalization is showing up in ways many parents don't even recognize — and it’s targeting kids when they’re most vulnerable...
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co-host of The Agenda with Steve Paikin, host of The Thread with Nam Kiwanuka, host of The Agenda in the Summer, contributor to TVO.org, TVO
founder and CEO, Encircled
legal expert, Luke's Place Support and Resource Centre
Workforce Development Coordinator & Instructor, Academic Technology Services
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