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.
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.
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.
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.
Women's Watch: Extended interview with therapist Rachel Gunner
Hannah Gabriele had created twenty six personalities in her mind to help her cope with physical, sexual and emotional abuse. WBZ producer Carolyn Firestone speaks with Rachel Gunner, the therapist who helped her recover.
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.
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.
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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WBZ Women's Watch Podcast
What are women thinking about, caring about, and searching for? These are the actual interviews from the WBZ news feature.
About WBZ Women's Watch
What are women thinking about, caring about, and searching for? These are the actual interviews from the WBZ news feature.
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.
Women's Watch: Extended interview with therapist Rachel Gunner Hannah Gabriele had created twenty six personalities in her mind to help her cope with physical, sexual and emotional abuse. WBZ producer Carolyn Firestone speaks with Rachel Gunner, the therapist who helped her recover.
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.
Women's Watch Extended Interview with psychologist Dr. Bev Smallwood When life hands you lemons... make lemonade! WBZ producer Carolyn Firestone chats with Dr. Smallwood about her new book "This Wasn't Supposed to Happen to Me". A guide to help you manage those unexpected disappointments we all experience.
Tackling the College Admisssions Process Educational consultant Steven Roy Goodman talks about his book "College Admissions Together--It Takes a Family" with WBZ's Ellen Sherman.
Women's Watch extended interview with Dr. Bradley Nelson Pt. 1 Emotional baggage can wreak havoc on your body. Energy from our emotions get trapped in our bodies and can cause a slew of health issues. WBZ producer Carolyn Firestone speaks with holistic physician Bradley Nelson about how to recognize and releasethat negative energy.
Women's Watch Speaks with Music Prodigy Grace Kelly She's from Brookline, MA. She's 15 years old. And she's a fabulous saxophone player. WBZ producer Carolyn Firestone speaks with Grace Kelly about her love of music and her promising future.
