TORONTO, Sept. 30, 2013 – Tune-in tonight for episode three of season two's Extraordinary Women TV, when host Shannon Skinner speaks with guests Heather Hartt-Sussman, former broadcast journalist and E! Entertainment TV host, now a children's author of the popular 'Noni' and 'Nana' series, about why it's important to say "no." Plus technology expert, Avery Swartz, discusses her Camp Tech training program geared particularly to women, and how to get over fear of web technology. The show airs at 7:00pm ET on Rogers TV Cable 10 & 63 in Toronto/Scarborough.

The hit television series began as the first-of-its-kind web TV talk show for women in Canada, and has grown into an inspirational, relevant and informative resource for women who want to follow their hearts and dreams, and live extraordinary lives. In January 2013, the show began airing on Rogers TV in Toronto/Scarborough. This past summer, the show was also picked up on Rogers TV Mississauga and Richmond Hill.

Shannon's guests are successful women from all walks of life – many high-profile -- from Toronto and across Canada, from a range of industries, including: arts and entertainment, business, finance, charities, eco, media, experts – and more. The show's second season will include insightful interviews with one of Canada's most successful women, TV personality and designer, Debbie Travis; as well as Joelle Adler, CEO of Diesel Canada and founder of the organization, OneXOne; to name a few.

Some past notable guests include: singers Jully Black, Sarah Slean and Suzie McNeil; entertainment editor at 680 News, Gloria Martin; dean of law faculty, U of T, Mayo Moran; fashion designer and Canadian icon, Linda Lundstrom; president/CEO, ROM, Janet Carding; Rebecca MacDonald, founder, Just Energy; actress Sarena Parmar; Plan Canada's president/CEO, Rosemary McCarney; beauty expert, Cheryl Gushue; among many others.

More than 230 one-on-one, in-studio interviews have been archived since its inception in September 2010. The show is produced and owned by Shannon Skinner and Comfy Chair Productions Inc., and is filmed in Toronto.

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