Rita Johnston's guest appearances

Rita Johnston

Human Rights a Day

Gowrie NSW

Wild Wonder Podcast

Amelia Earhart

Salman Rushdie

Ezekiel Hart

Billie Jean King

Margaret Thatcher

Dred Scott

John F. Kennedy

Anita Hill

Jackie Robinson

Sandra Day O'Connor

Brett Martin

Richard Nixon

Bayard Rustin

Germaine Greer

Kim Campbell

OwlTail

Join Kristen Llorca as she speaks with Trauma-Informed Life Coach + Educator Reita Johnston about breaking the cycles that keep each of us from reaching our full potential.Reita specializes in restorative practices, emotional wellness, personal care and development, trauma, and building resilience. She believes that you step into your power when you no longer let your past control your future. Her mission is to create brave spaces for people to heal, build their confidence, and create a more fulfilling life. Sign-up for her free newsletter + inner circle communities at reitajohnston.com/newsletter.PATREONThe Wild Wonder Podcast is made possible by our generous supporters. To contribute, visit patreon.com/wildwonder.SUBSCRIBEJoin the Wild Wonder community free at wearewildwonder.com and get instant access to the "9Gram" NLP personality quiz.

Join Kristen Llorca as she speaks with Trauma-Informed Life Coach + Educator Reita Johnston about breaking the cycles that keep each of us from reaching our full potential. Reita specializes in restorative practices, emotional wellness, personal care and development, trauma, and building resilience. She believes that you step into your power when you no longer let your past control your future. Her mission is to create brave spaces for people to heal, build their confidence, and create a more fulfilling life. Sign-up for her free newsletter + inner circle communities at <a href="http://reitajohnston.com/newsletter" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">reitajohnston.com/newsletter</a>. PATREON The Wild Wonder Podcast is made possible by our generous supporters. To contribute, visit <a href="http://patreon.com/wildwonder" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">patreon.com/wildwonder</a>. SUBSCRIBE Join the Wild Wonder community free at <a href="http://wearewildwonder.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">wearewildwonder.com</a> and get instant access to the "9Gram" NLP personality quiz.

Breaking Cycles with Rita Johnston

Rita Johnson becomes Canada's first woman premier. Rita Johnston was born in Melville, Saskatchewan on April 22, 1935. After moving to Surrey, British Columbia, she and her husband operated a mobile home park and became actively involved in the Chamber of Commerce. From there, Johnston got involved in municipal politics, where she sat as a city councillor from 1969 until 1983, with one failed attempt at the mayorship in 1975. In 1983, Bill Vander Zalm, who would eventually become B.C.’s premier, resigned from provincial politics. Johnston was elected into Vander Zalm’s former riding of Surrey-Newton, where she served as the Social Credit MLA for eight years before becoming a parliamentary secretary. When Vander Zalm returned to politics as premier in 1986, Johnston was sworn into cabinet. She served in a number of portfolios, eventually becoming deputy premier in 1990. When Vander Zalm resigned over a political scandal in 1991, Johnston was ensconced as interim leader of her party, and therefore premier of the province. Later winning the party leadership on July 20, 1991, she became Canada’s first woman premier. Unfortunately, fallout over the Vander Zalm scandal contributed to her and her party’s defeat in the October 17, 1991 election. After Johnston resigned as leader of the Social Credit Party in early 1992, the party moved into political oblivion as the Liberal Party of B.C. filled its role on the right wing. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rita Johnson becomes Canada's first woman premier. Rita Johnston was born in Melville, Saskatchewan on April 22, 1935. After moving to Surrey, British Columbia, she and her husband operated a mobile home park and became actively involved in the Chamber of Commerce. From there, Johnston got involved in municipal politics, where she sat as a city councillor from 1969 until 1983, with one failed attempt at the mayorship in 1975. In 1983, Bill Vander Zalm, who would eventually become B.C.’s premier, resigned from provincial politics. Johnston was elected into Vander Zalm’s former riding of Surrey-Newton, where she served as the Social Credit MLA for eight years before becoming a parliamentary secretary. When Vander Zalm returned to politics as premier in 1986, Johnston was sworn into cabinet. She served in a number of portfolios, eventually becoming deputy premier in 1990. When Vander Zalm resigned over a political scandal in 1991, Johnston was ensconced as interim leader of her party, and therefore premier of the province. Later winning the party leadership on July 20, 1991, she became Canada’s first woman premier. Unfortunately, fallout over the Vander Zalm scandal contributed to her and her party’s defeat in the October 17, 1991 election. After Johnston resigned as leader of the Social Credit Party in early 1992, the party moved into political oblivion as the Liberal Party of B.C. filled its role on the right wing. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

July 20, 1991 - Rita Johnston

Rita Johnston, facilitator at KidsMatter Early Childhood by Gowrie NSW

Rita Johnston, facilitator at KidsMatter Early Childhood