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A conversation with Dani Paradis centring around media, extractive journalism, Reconciliation and her new podcast, Separation Anxiety, with Tim Querengesser.
Hosted by Asad Chishti
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Dani Paradis
A journalist and educator. Her byline appears in the Walrus, Globe and Mail, Toronto Star, APTN and more. A proud member of Alberta Métis Nation, she teaches journalism at MacEwan University.
Additional voices who’ve been on the show previously:
- Samira Mohyeddin (Episode 5)
- Katy Ingraham (Episode 9)
- Matthew Wildcat (Episode 2)
- Jeremy Appel (Episode 1 and Episode 8)
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