Explorez tous les épisodes du podcast Group Chat
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| The Science of Weight | 23 Mar 2026 | 00:31:41 | |
In our inaugural episode of Group Chat, editor-in-chief Maureen Halushak is joined by Dr. Ali Zentner, an internal medicine and obesity specialist, and television personality Tracy Moore to talk about the bias surrounding weight, dieting and obesity treatment. A special thank you to our launch partner Eli Lilly Canada and our official furniture partner IKEA Canada. Group Chat is new biweekly podcast that gets up close and personal with the editors of Chatelaine—and some very special guests. Each episode, hosted by editor-in-chief Maureen Halushak, will explore one of the many topics, big and small, that matter to Canadian women—from menopause to weight bias to reality tv. Featuring:
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| Welcome to Group Chat! | 16 Mar 2026 | 00:00:26 | |
Introducing Group Chat, a new podcast from Chatelaine. Each episode will explore one of the many issues, big and small, that matter to Canadian women—hosted by editor-in-chief Maureen Halushak, alongside Team Chatelaine and some very special guests. Our first episode drops on March 23. | |||
| The Secret to Midlife Fitness | 30 Jun 2026 | 00:40:11 | |
There’s endless advice—from every corner of the internet, your friends and gym buddies—about how to work out in midlife: change your routine, get your strength training in during perimenopause, get your heart rate up, walk more, run more, do more. But how do you stay motivated to exercise at all? Personal trainer and menopause fitness expert Samantha Montpetit-Huynh (better known as Sam Core Trainer) joins Maureen Halushak in the Group Chat this week to talk about fitness in your 40s, changing how you view exercise (it’s not all about weight loss!) and the secret to staying consistent. Plus, FASHION senior fashion, beauty and wellness editor Julia McEwan and Today’s Parent editor-in-chief Vanessa Grant enter the chat to talk about their favourite ways to work out, and how that’s changed over the years. Group Chat is new biweekly podcast that gets up close and personal with the editors of Chatelaine—and some very special guests. Each episode, hosted by editor-in-chief Maureen Halushak, will explore one of the many topics, big and small, that matter to Canadian women—from menopause to weight bias to reality tv. You can watch the podcast on Chatelaine’s YouTube channel or listen wherever you find your podcasts. Thank you to our official furniture partner IKEA Canada. Featuring:
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| What Makes A Great Summer Book? | 15 Jun 2026 | 00:36:46 | |
Is it a happy ending? A sizzling summer romance? A compulsively readable storyline? All of the above? Books columnist Alicia Cox Thomson joins the chat with editor-in-chief and host Maureen Halushak in Episode 6 of Group Chat to talk all things summer books—including the three reads she says you won’t be able to put down this season. Also in this episode: executive editor Erica Lenti and senior editor Andréanne Dion join Maureen to talk favourite spots for hot-weather reading, our all-time favourite summer books and a deep dive into “smooth-brained” reads. Group Chat is new biweekly podcast that gets up close and personal with the editors of Chatelaine—and some very special guests. Each episode, hosted by editor-in-chief Maureen Halushak, will explore one of the many topics, big and small, that matter to Canadian women—from menopause to weight bias to reality tv. You can watch the podcast on Chatelaine’s YouTube channel or listen wherever you find your podcasts. Thank you to our official furniture partner IKEA Canada. Featuring:
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| Finding Your Summer Style Doesn’t Have To Be Hard | 25 May 2026 | 00:35:34 | |
Stuck in a style rut? This week, fashion stylist and personal shopper Jenn Park Krulik enters the Group Chat with editor-in-chief Maureen Halushak to talk all things style—including her best tips for summer dressing, and finding hidden gems in your own closet. Also in this episode: creative director Sun Ngo and senior style editor Andréanne Dion join Maureen to talk about their favourite summer fits, iconic childhood summer looks and a very controversial take on sandals. Group Chat is new biweekly podcast that gets up close and personal with the editors of Chatelaine—and some very special guests. Each episode, hosted by editor-in-chief Maureen Halushak, will explore one of the many topics, big and small, that matter to Canadian women—from menopause to weight bias to reality tv. You can watch the podcast on Chatelaine’s YouTube channel or listen wherever you find your podcasts. Thank you to our official furniture partner IKEA Canada. Featuring:
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| We Should All Be Watching Real Housewives | 06 May 2026 | 00:48:00 | |
What if the Real Housewives franchises have been misunderstood all along? What if the TV shows so often deemed cage matches between wealthy, privileged women from cities across the globe are actually venues for midlife women to explore their identities, make lasting friendships and be unapologetically themselves? That’s the takeaway for Laura Hensley, author of the Bravo-loving Substack That’s My Opinion. She joins editor-in-chief (and reality-TV hater) Maureen Halushak for Episode 4 of Group Chat to talk all things Housewives—and maybe even convert Maureen into a Housewives lover by the end of their conversation. Also in this episode: executive editor Erica Lenti and senior editor Andréanne Dion talk about their earliest reality-TV memories and why Mormon wives seem to be taking over our screens. Group Chat is new biweekly podcast that gets up close and personal with the editors of Chatelaine—and some very special guests. Each episode, hosted by editor-in-chief Maureen Halushak, will explore one of the many topics, big and small, that matter to Canadian women—from menopause to weight bias to reality tv. You can watch the podcast on Chatelaine’s YouTube channel or listen wherever you find your podcasts. Thank you to our official furniture partner IKEA Canada. Featuring:
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| What Makes A Good Dinner Party? ft. Christine Flynn | 20 Apr 2026 | 00:38:04 | |
How do you get the vibe right at a dinner party? For bestselling cookbook author Christine Flynn, it’s pretty simple: “I am the vibe,” she jokes in Episode 3 of Group Chat. Flynn—a recipe developer, restaurant veteran and regular Chatelaine contributor—joins editor-in-chief Maureen Halushak to discuss her longstanding career in food, how she entertains and just how important food is at your dinner party. (Flynn’s new cookbook, Easy Does It, is out now, and you can preview some of her recipes in our Spring 2026 issue.) Also in this episode: Maureen, deputy food editor Chantal Braganza and creative director Sun Ngo talk entertaining styles, disaster dinner parties—and how to get people to leave at the end of the night. Group Chat is new biweekly podcast that gets up close and personal with the editors of Chatelaine—and some very special guests. Each episode, hosted by editor-in-chief Maureen Halushak, will explore one of the many topics, big and small, that matter to Canadian women—from menopause to weight bias to reality tv. You can watch the podcast on Chatelaine’s YouTube channel or listen wherever you find your podcasts. Thank you to our official furniture partner IKEA Canada. Featuring:
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| How to Decorate With Your Partner (Without Breaking Up) | 06 Apr 2026 | 00:45:06 | |
In Episode 2 of Group Chat, Alexandra Gater—home decor superstar and Spring 2026 guest editor of Chatelaine—joins editor-in-chief Maureen Halushak to talk all things interior design, from her early days as the Chatelaine home editor to her wildly successful DIY makeover series on YouTube. Also in this episode, executive editor Erica Lenti and senior style editor Andréanne Dion join the chat to discuss their earliest decor memories (and regrets) and how to navigate decorating a shared space with a partner. Group Chat is new biweekly podcast that gets up close and personal with the editors of Chatelaine—and some very special guests. Each episode, hosted by editor-in-chief Maureen Halushak, will explore one of the many topics, big and small, that matter to Canadian women—from menopause to weight bias to reality tv. Featuring:
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| The Moment In Your Life That Changed It All | 20 Jul 2026 | 00:38:48 | |
In the season finale of Group Chat, we’re talking Sliding Doors moments: last-minute or split-second, unexpected decisions that led us to where we are in our professional and personal lives (inspired, of course, by the 1998 Gwyneth Paltrow classic Sliding Doors). Host Maureen Halushak chats about her unlikely foray into journalism alongside creative director Sun Ngo and executive editor Erica Lenti. Then, Summer 2026 guest editor Meredith Shaw joins Maureen to share her own Sliding Doors moment: being scouted as a model in line for a Sarah McLachlan concert. Plus, Meredith shares the inspiration behind her all-Canadian summer lookbook for Chatelaine. Editor’s note: This is our last episode of Group Chat Season 1! We’ll be back after a summer hiatus. Until then, binge all of Season 1 on YouTube. Group Chat is new biweekly podcast that gets up close and personal with the editors of Chatelaine—and some very special guests. Each episode, hosted by editor-in-chief Maureen Halushak, will explore one of the many topics, big and small, that matter to Canadian women—from menopause to weight bias to reality tv. You can watch the podcast on Chatelaine’s YouTube channel or listen wherever you find your podcasts. Thank you to our official furniture partner IKEA Canada. Featuring:
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