{"id":610766,"date":"2026-08-29T06:13:42","date_gmt":"2026-08-29T06:13:42","guid":{"rendered":""},"modified":"2026-08-29T06:13:42","modified_gmt":"2026-08-29T06:13:42","slug":"teatime-with-miss-liz-brings-its-most-personal-september-yet","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.olympiajournal.com\/news\/story\/610766\/teatime-with-miss-liz-brings-its-most-personal-september-yet.html","title":{"rendered":"Teatime With Miss Liz Brings Its Most Personal September Yet"},"content":{"rendered":"
\"Teatime<\/a><\/div>\n
From Honky Tonks to Healing, Pajamas to Persecution, 22 Guests, One Table, Countless Truths<\/div>\n

CORNWALL, ONTARIO, CANADA – AUG 29, 2026 – <\/strong>There is something quietly extraordinary about what happens when Miss Liz pours a cup of tea and opens the mic. September on Teatime with Miss Liz is proof of that. Across 22 episodes spanning salon chairs and dog hotels, heartbreak songs and trauma healing, horse coaching and hypnosis, the show’s September 2025 lineup reads less like a programme schedule and more like a map of the human experience.<\/p>\n

The month opens on September 1st with Chelle Neff of Urban Betty Hair Salon, a story of entrepreneurial grit, followed that same evening by David Serby and Broken Heart in a Honky Tonk, which sets an emotionally honest tone that September will carry all the way through. By September 3rd, Genevieve Piturro of the Pajama Program brings warmth and purpose before Ashley T. Brundage of Empowering Differences challenges listeners to see the world a little differently.<\/p>\n

The weeks that follow don’t slow down. Dr. Andre P. Walton opens September 4th with Plan4Change LLC. September 8th brings Scott Eilers into a frank conversation about depression and trauma through his work 6 Truths, followed by Shelle Howard of College Ready Plan for families navigating higher education. On September 10th, Marlene Armstrong and Maureen Donoghue arrive with something genuinely different, leadership and team coaching conducted alongside horses, before Holly B. GutWillinger North closes the evening with the rescue story behind Broken & Furever Home.<\/p>\n

Dr. Olaf Kroneman brings Detroit Heroic on September 11th. Wendy Jensen shares Scandinavian Hearts on the 15th, followed by the return of fan favourite Glenda Benevides and her Soul on Fire movement. September 17th welcomes Victoria Joseph of Birds of a Feather Matchmaking and Peter McLaughlin of BlueSky Hypnosis for a conversation on healing the mind and body, a pairing as unexpected as it is compelling.<\/p>\n

The final stretch of the month is equally rich. R. Joshua Collins discusses Preaching and Persecution in Sin City on September 21st, followed by Anne-Marie Mawhiney with Spindrifts, Spelldrifts & Fugitive Rifts. September 22nd welcomes Tommy Dorman of Juice Entertainment and Monica Tanner for a candid talk on marriage and intimacy. Nashville Singer Amanda Page Cornett steps in on the 23rd with her song Cajun Kirk & Bella. Caley Rose brings Confident Concerts on the 24th, exploring how music builds confidence in students, before Erik D’Souza closes the evening with the suspense of Death in Halfmoon Bay. The month wraps on September 29th with Naomi Simpson and The Kennel Club Dog Hotel, before returning guest Pepper Anne arrives with fresh updates and a brand new book.<\/p>\n

From deeply personal stories to professional insight, September reflects the heart of Miss Liz’s mission<\/a>; “creating a table where different voices, countries, experiences, and perspectives can meet, and be heard’.<\/p>\n

SEPTEMBER 2025 — FULL EPISODE SCHEDULE<\/strong><\/p>\n

September 1<\/strong><\/p>\n