Carla Festin, PFP

10/07/2025

The third episode of Women’s Age Lab Talks is now available! Join Interim Director, Professor Rachel Savage, as she explores how loneliness and social isolation affect health outcomes and shares practical strategies for supporting the health and well-being of older women.

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10/02/2025

Being a business owner in Canada can be a rewarding but complex undertaking. Tune in to learn about the 5 important questions business owners should ask themselves, as well as how to plan for your exit strategy and retirement: https://bit.ly/4nAUxym.

09/16/2025

I had the pleasure of hosting one of the most extraordinary guests I’ve ever had on Chatter That Matters during the 80th sessions of the United Nations Assembly happening in New York. My guest is someone who has made a powerful and positive impact on our universe: Dr. Oscar Arias, a Nobel Peace Prize Laureate and two-time President of Costa Rica. Oscar takes us back to a time when Central America was on fire, civil wars raged, and the United States and the Soviet Union armed opposing sides. The region was drowning in ideology, bloodshed, and fear. Then came Oscar Arias, the newly elected President of Costa Rica, a nation that had disbanded their military decades before. While others escalated the violence, Arias chose defiance. He stared down Ronald Reagan, had U.S.-backed rebels expelled from Costa Rican soil, rejected global pressure, and authored the Arias Peace Plan. This bold diplomatic initiative helped bring five nations to the table and bring an end to years of war. Oscar Arias didn’t just defy world leaders; he defied the odds and changed the course of history. In 1987, Arias was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. But he didn’t stop there. Through the Arias Foundation for Peace & Human Progress, he helped spark the UN Arms Trade Treaty—the first legally binding agreement to regulate the global weapons trade. And now, in his 80s, Oscar Arias is on another peace mission. To build a Global Peace Museum in Costa Rica. A place to remind the world that peace isn’t idealistic, it's possible, if given a chance. (And for history buffs, you will be mesmerized by the stories of how Oscar Arias encountered and, over time, built extraordinary relationships with Reagan, Bush, Thatcher, Gorbachev, Castro, Mulroney, the Pope and many more.)

I had the pleasure of hosting one of the most extraordinary guests I’ve ever had on Chatter That Matters during the 80th sessions of the United Nations Assembly happening in New York. My guest is someone who has made a powerful and positive impact on our universe: Dr. Oscar Arias, a Nobe...

09/08/2025

Jackson Koivun got a shout out from Fred Couples after the Hall of Famer watched him play Thursday at Cypress Point. Then ...

Jackson Koivun got a shout out from Fred Couples after the Hall of Famer watched him play Thursday at Cypress Point. Then Koivun explained how a golf pencil became a driving force to make Team USA

09/08/2025

As we age, what and how much we eat tends to change. However, how meal timing relates to our health remains less understood. Researchers at Mass General Brigham and their collaborators studied changes ...

As we age, what and how much we eat tends to change. However, how meal timing relates to our health remains less understood. Researchers at Mass General Brigham and their collaborators studied changes to meal timing in older adults and discovered people experience gradual shifts in when they eat mea...

09/05/2025

Starting the ball on your intended line is the key to making more putts. Sounds simple, but you have to put in the work. Here's a drill.

09/04/2025

Here's what the Rules of Golf have to say about what kind of ball you can use during a round.

09/03/2025

Nobody saw this coming — until it happened. Miranda Wang, all of 26 years old from China, just won the FM Championship at 20-under-par, beating World No.

Holding off the World No. 1? Check. Key putts and a birdie down the stretch? Check. First win on tour? Triple check. There's a lot you can learn from Miranda Wang's monumental moment in Boston. PGA Coach Brendon Elliott breaks it down.

09/01/2025

Joyeuse fête du Travail ! Nous espérons que vous profiterez de ce jour de congé bien mérité !

08/26/2025

Discover key playing tips and pivotal holes at historic San Diego Country Club as it hosts the 7th U.S. Senior Women's Open. From risk-reward par 5s to the...

Discover key playing tips and pivotal holes at historic San Diego Country Club as it hosts the 7th U.S. Senior Women’s Open. From risk-reward par 5s to the treacherous 17th, strategy and precision defines this legendary championship course.

08/22/2025

Heart disease is the number one preventable cause of death among Canadian women, yet it is understudied, underdiagnosed and undertreated in women. Tune in to learn why. https://bit.ly/3HHPRXJ