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A show dedicated to celebrating unconventionality and living life in the messy middle. Coming at unconventionality from a number of different angles, this show focuses on both living life in unconventional ways and holding unconventional views of the world. Topics of discussion include raising children, sex positivity, body image, fitness, health and wellness, feminism, archaeology, and just about everything in between.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 8 days
Average audio length:
34 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
52 episodes
since Oct. 8, 2020
episodic
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In this episode, I revisit the conversation on abortion, specifically in the United States, given the implementation of the Texas Heartbeat Act, otherwise known as the abortion ban in the State of Texas. In this deep dive I am prioritizing a fact-based discussion, and ask that the audience try to s…
I invited my friend and previous guest, Taryn Spence, to join me on the podcast once again. This time we opted for a non-structured open discussion and let our interests guide us. We begin by catching up with Taryn about her new blog on Medium.com, one of the creative outlets she is pursuing. We al…
In this episode I focus on the recent appearance of content on social media that is over sensationalizing the current residential school burial ground investigations. I discuss where I've seen this content, and the process of my own waves of emotion associated with it. I offer my opinion on how thi…
In this episode I discuss how our eldest has been experiencing some volatile emotional dysregulation recently, and offer some of the thought I have about why this happens and how I am trying to respond. I admit, I am far from perfect, but I do my best to lean into the gentle and empathetic parentin…
In this episode I interviewed my friend Jordan Jamieson who is a Lead Field Liaison Representative (FLR) for the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. I asked him to break down for us where the Duty to Consult originated from, what the FLR role is, and why it's important to the practice of CRM A…
In this episode I discuss my changing body, my feelings on those changes, and for the first time I outline some of the things I did not "love" about my body when it was objectively the fittest it has ever been. If you have thoughts on this, or want to offer a perspective that I have not captured he…
In this episode I discuss the problems I am facing with my work in real time and how I am navigating a difficult financial and career situation. I explore how the cost of childcare can and does negatively impact specifically mothers entering or re-entering the work force. I also discuss the challen…
In a follow-up to last weeks episode, I reflect on what I've seen go on in the past few days surrounding the Indigenous solidarity movement. There has been a lot of activism taking place, and while I think this is great, I want to offer some cautions, context, and draw some connections between stan…
In this episode I discuss my own journey of disengaging from Canada Day, offer my views on the cancellation of Canada Day (now and in the future), and discuss the importance of early and routine exposure to Indigenous issues for Canadians. I recommend the book, When We Were Alone by David A. Robert…
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