# Shari Ulrich
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Sharon "Shari" Ulrich (born 17 October 1951) is a Canadian/American musician and songwriter. She has won a Juno Award for "Most Promising Female Vocalist of the Year" and worked as a television host, actress, film composer, and educator. A multi-instrumentalist, she plays violin, mandolin, guitar, piano, and dulcimer.
Historical Mad Voices from Inside the Asylum with Michael Rembis
Historical Mad Voices from Inside the Asylum with Michael RembisWhat happens when we stop telling the history of psychiatry from the doctor’s perspective and start listening to the people who lived it? In this powerful and wide-ranging conversation, historian Michael Rembis, author of Writing Mad …
BiPolar Princess: Victoria Maxwell
BiPolar Princess: Victoria MaxwellWhat happens when a spiritual awakening is mistaken for psychosis? And what if the difference between harm and healing is simply being listened to?In this powerful and often funny conversation, Victoria Maxwell joins ReThreading Madness to talk about bipolar diso…
The Marks We Miss: Forensics, Trafficking, and the Path to True Trauma-Informed Justice
The Marks We Miss: Forensics, Trafficking, and the Path to True Trauma-Informed Justice Trigger Warning: This episode contains detailed discussions regarding human trafficking, domestic violence, and sexual assault. It includes forensic descriptions of non-fatal strangulation, and the trafficking…
Standing Up in a World That Tried to Break You
Trigger Warning: This program talks about sibling violence and suicide ideology.This week on ReThreading Madness, Bernadine Fox speaks with three individuals - Sandra Yuen, Penny Marie, and Venge - about survival, identity, creativity, and what it means to keep living in a world that often punish…
Intersectionality Mental Health, MAID, and Suicidality with Rebecca Deutsch
The Intersectionality of Mental Health, MAID, and Suicidality with Rebecca DeutschBernadine Fox sits down with Rebecca Deutsch, PhD candidate in Gender, Feminist and Women's Studies at York University, for a conversation that refuses to stay on safe ground. The topic is Medical Assistance in Dying…
You Are Not Broken: Reclaiming Yourself After Trauma with Jenna Rae McWatters
You Are Not Broken: Reclaiming Yourself After Trauma with Jenna Rae McWatters Trigger warning: this episode talks about experiences around human trafficking and child exploitationWhat happens when a child grows up surrounded by violence, sexual abuse and instability—and later has to untangle wh…
Language Lives in My Wounds: the Politics of Vulnerability
Language Lives in My Wounds: Personality Disorders, Structural Violence, and the Politics of VulnerabilityAhana Mulgaonker is an independent scholar and writer based in Austin, Texas, who writes outside the margins of academia on a blog called Tenderly Borderline. This is the first time she has sp…
Travelers vs. Tourists + Tips on Being Both!
Another Wednesday, another Fuster Cluck in the books! Viewership grew this time, which is so fun and rad, and look here, Substack even auto-included this little thank you shout out without me doin a damn thing:
Thank you Shari Ulrich, BertoB, Paul Black, McGraw Donovan, and many others for tunin…
The Lens Changes: Two Poets on Identity, Trauma, and Reinvention Through Art
The Lens Changes: Two Poets on Identity, Trauma, and Reinvention Through Art Two BC artists. Two very different entry points into the relationship between making things and surviving your own life. Sherry Duggal is a Vancouver-based multidisciplinary artist, actor, writer, poet, and dancer whose w…
Institutional Betrayal: #IAmJaneDoe Movement
Institutional Betrayal: #IAmJaneDoe MovementTrigger Warning: Discuss about sexual assault.Most of us have had the experience of going to someone in authority, someone who was supposed to help, and instead we were turned away, dismissed, or worse, blamed for what happened to us. Maybe it was a hosp…
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