FM 98.5 - CKWR Radio Launches Talk Show with Multiple Award Winning Author and Motivational Speaker – Jamaican Canadian Paulet Biedermann.

Monday, January 21, 2013

CKWR announces its addition of a new talk show, ‘Your Best You Show with Paulet Biedermann’. The show features topics that are pertinent to young families in the Tri-Cities. Issues regarding: parenting problems, relationships issues, post-secondary education, and women in politics, health and overall topics that are conducive to the well-being of our community. A wide range of experts will be available to offer expert advice on the show. The show will include calls from listeners across our region. ‘Your Best You Show with Paulet Biedermann" was launched on Tuesday, January 15th at 6:00pm and will be aired every Tuesday 6:00PM -8:00PM on FM 98.5 - CKWR, Kitchener. Each week, show host Paulet Biedermann will be joined by an expert on the theme for that show. Listeners will be able to call in and ignite the passionate and entertaining discussion. Most of the topics are related to current issues: self esteem issues, parenting problems, bullying, ethnic relations, success strategies, local employment info, setting the stage for your child to succeed among others.

The host Paulet Biedermann will be joined by leading local experts: doctors, organization head, authors, psychologists and lawyers to discuss a variety of issues from bullying in schools and work place to the benefits of eating at the dinner table as a family versus in front of the TV. Expert guests will range from Business and Professional Women’s Club of Cambridge’s President Lin Buxton, Fairness Commissioner of Ontario, Hon. Dr. Jean Augustine, Lawyer Helen G, and Dr. Amokoa Adu of Wilfred Laurier University Business School to CEO of Crises Services of Waterloo Region. In addition to calling in, listeners will be able to tweet their questions as well. 

"We are absolutely delighted to be able to bring this addition of “Your Best You Talk Show” to our listeners of over 2.4 million in and around The Tri-Cities.” Said Clarence Mascoll, president of MF98.5 - CKWR; there is a definite need for this kind of interactive talk show and it is an added benefit for our listeners.” The show’s host comes with a ton of experience, skills and knowledge. She is a former psychotherapist and RN plus author and personal development advisor. Her knowledge base and experience will come in handy for answering caller’s questions and as well to be able to select the appropriate expert to invite on the show. It will be great benefit for our community.” She is highly respected Locally, Provincially and Nationally. This outstanding woman has been the recipient of several high profile awards: Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Award, Rogers TV/Oktoberfest Woman of the Year and Canadian Government’s Medal of Good Citizenship award.

Listeners will be able to connect with her as well as the guest experts to discuss current topics, ask questions and offer certain insight and suggestions. ‘Your Best You Talk Show’ is another opportunity for us to engage the community with relevant and reliable content. We are happy to be able to bring valuable information and expertise to our listeners," contends Mr. Mascoll. "Paulet brings passion and straight talk to the station coupled that with local experts and authority on each subject and what do you get? Valuable, entertaining and thought-provoking discussions! Find out what is happening and when, visit: www.yourbestyou.ca/radio or www.ckwr.com 

 

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Jamaican Author, Paulet Biedermann Wins “Woman of the Year” award

Friday, October 12, 2012

Author, Speaker and radio radio talk show host Paulet Biedermann is the first and only Caribbean native to win the Oktoberfest-Rogers TV woman of the year award. She was recognized for making significant long term contribution to her community and her country. On Tuesday Oct.9th, Biedermann won the Waterloo Region’s most prestigious award, the 2012 Oktoberfest-Rogers TV Woman of the year award.

She is the first Caribbean native to win this honor; bringing the total awards received in 2012 to three. She was selected from fifty eight nominees and was one of eight outstanding women from the region to receive this recognition.

Paulet Biedermann is an outstanding Canadian in every sense of the word: She is kind, caring, generous, altruistic and benevolent. She volunteered for over 32 years since arriving from Jamaica in 1980. She gave thousands of hours to her community: prison, women shelters, schools, festivals, women clubs, minority training and adjustment board, Cultural Committee, Aids Committee, churches, community TV and Radio and various ethnic groups. She strategically utilized these mediums to highlight and champion causes of marginalized groups. Her passion for helping women, youths, and the mentally ill, motivated her to create a radio talk show "Your Best You Show-Talking about things that matter to you!" Her goal is to highlight issues affecting minorities, marginalized and the vulnerable in her community: From Bullying and racism to challenges facing immigrant women to get certified in their trained fields.

Most recently, she was appointed president for the Cambridge chapter of Spelling Bee Canada. This is what she had to say following her appointment, “I have noticed that over the years and especially lately, black kids are under-represented in a lot of the educationally oriented activities. This is unacceptable; we know that the best way to elevate a people is via education. There are a lot of bright children out there who sometimes get lost along the way because no one notices their potential.” Her mandate is to ensure the participation of as many kids as possible and in particular the black kids. Waterloo region is a very diverse community and this should be reflected in our activities.

Her passion for helping youths has prompted her to develop various programs, including but not limited to mentoring for artist, politicians(youths and women, newcomers) she has positively impacted the lives of many over three decades. She prides herself on helping individuals to attain optimum potential. She donated books to all 4 libraries in her community, schools and counseling organizations. She educates women and girls about issues such as, fear of success, child self esteem development and adjustments for new comers. She published articles and created teaching videos to educate about child abuse, bullying, drug abuse, racism and domestic violence. She organized fund-raisers and sponsorships, raising thousands of dollars for artist, women entering politics and abuse victims.

This altruistic humanitarian, works tirelessly in her quest to help others. She has utilized her skills to help individuals to become more self-confident, more self-aware and more self-reliant. Her mandate is simply to guide individuals to a more fulfilling and rewarding professional and personal life. She is an expert in guiding and motivating others to achieve extraordinary results. She is a social activist who continuously advocate for the objective, fair and equitable treatment of women, youths, and mentally ill. She is the voice of anyone who is disadvantaged and vulnerable. She has enriched the lives of thousands: Whether they borrow her books from the local library, or attend one of her workshops or listen to one of he radio talk shows, or one of her motivational CDS, the medium matters not, it is the enthusiasm, renewed hope and the sharing of the necessary tools for successful self mastery, self management and ultimately success, that matter! She is a role model and inspiration to all of us.

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