Synopsis
Judy Croon is a comedian, motivational speaker, Second City stand-up coach, radio host and author.She has been the opening act for many celebrities including; Joan Rivers, Jon Stewart, Lewis Black and Robert Klein. Her specials have appeared on NBC, CBS, CTV and The Comedy Network. Judy has co-hosted morning radio shows on Toronto’s Mix 99.9, LA’s KFRG and XM Radio with Mike Bullard.On the stage, Judy draws from her performance experience, wit, and insight to entertain, inform and inspire in her dynamic keynotes and half day workshops. Judy’s keynote/workshops clients have included; Canadian Union of Public Employees, Ontario Ministry of Labour, Ceridian HR and Payroll Partner, Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation, Certified Management Accountants of Ontario and Ontario Workplace Safety and Prevention Services.She is a co-author of the book ‘From the Stage to the Page: Life Lessons from Four Funny Ladies!’ and can be heard every day at 5pm on LTD Radio.
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![Laugh Long Prosper -Live To 100: Secrets of The Blue Zones]()
Laugh Long & Prosper -Live To 100: Secrets of The Blue Zones
21/01/2024 Duration: 08minI’m Judy Croon. Canada’s Keynote Humourist Welcome to another episode of Laugh Long and Prosper. Documentary Review - Live to 100: Secrets of The Blue Zones This is a great documentary to kick off the new year. In this compelling 90-minute Netflix movie, author and National Geographic explorer Dan Buettner shares fascinating information about the Blue Zones, five areas in the world where, per capita, there are the most residents who are living to 100 years-old or longer! The Blue Zones are located in Sardinia (Italy), Ikaria (Greece), Nicoya (Costa Rica), Loma Linda (California) and, topping the list with the highest number of centenarians per capita in the world, Okinawa (Japan). Host Dan Buettner, who has studied the Blue Zones for over 10 years with doctors, demographers and psychologists, tries to uncover the secrets to longevity in these parts of the world. It’s worth noting that presently, according to the CDC (the Centre for Disease Control) the average American is living until they are 78 years
