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2024/4/26
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Jann Arden: 分享了为国家地理频道创作鲸鱼纪录片配乐的体验,以及对动物权益的呼吁,并表达了对泰勒·斯威夫特新专辑的看法。她还谈到了多伦多枫叶队的季后赛表现以及对冰球的看法。 Caitlin Green: 从流行文化角度分析泰勒·斯威夫特新专辑,认为它是一张关于心碎的专辑,并讨论了专辑中的一些歌曲和主题。 Sarah Burke: 表达了她对泰勒·斯威夫特新专辑以及多伦多枫叶队的看法。 Mitchell Tremblay: 讲述了他作为残疾人权益倡导者的经历,并对加拿大残疾人福利政策和安乐死政策提出了批评。他强调了残疾人在社会中面临的贫困、歧视和缺乏支持等问题,并呼吁人们关注和倾听他们的声音。 Jann Arden: 详细描述了为国家地理频道创作鲸鱼纪录片配乐的幕后故事,包括与管弦乐队的合作、对时间的精准要求以及现场演出的挑战。她还表达了对海洋世界等机构虐待动物行为的强烈谴责,并呼吁停止支持动物旅游。此外,她还谈到了人们对食物来源的漠视,呼吁关注食物系统的隐性问题。 Caitlin Green: 从流行文化和音乐的角度分析了泰勒·斯威夫特新专辑,并表达了她对专辑中歌曲的理解和欣赏。她还讨论了泰勒·斯威夫特与其他艺术家和公众人物的关系,以及她对音乐创作的独特视角。 Sarah Burke: 分享了她对泰勒·斯威夫特新专辑以及多伦多枫叶队的看法,并表达了她对冰球运动的兴趣。 Mitchell Tremblay: 详细讲述了他作为残疾人权益倡导者的个人经历,包括他所面临的贫困、歧视和缺乏支持等问题。他还对加拿大残疾人福利政策和安乐死政策提出了批评,并解释了为什么安乐死对弱势残疾群体来说可能是一个令人担忧的选择。他呼吁人们关注和倾听残疾人的声音,并为他们创造一个更美好的未来。

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Jann Arden discusses her experience narrating a National Geographic show about whales accompanied by a live symphony orchestra, highlighting the interactive and educational aspects of the event.

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In this conversation, Jann Arden, Caitlin Green, and Sarah Burke discuss various topics including Jann's recent National Geographic show narrating the secrets of whales with a live symphony orchestra, the importance of animal advocacy, Taylor Swift's new album, and the challenges of being an artist. They also touch on the impact of social media and the future of Taylor Swift's career. They also touch on the TV show 'Hacks' and their love for the Toronto Maple Leafs (well some more than others, anyway).

*This week’s episode is brought to you by the home and auto insurance brand Canadians trust most, *Intact Insurance.)

The conversation concludes with a segment on disability that picks up another perspective on our recent episode about medical assistance in dying (MAID) and the importance of listening to different perspectives. Our guest is Mitchell Tremblay, an advocate who’s fighting for a better future for all Canadians with disabilities

Mitchell has been in and out of hospitals since he was 17, diagnosed with social anxiety, generalized anxiety, PTSD and personality disorders. He was homeless by age 18 and has since been homeless 7 times. 

A note from Mitchell:

I am just one voice of many, at least 1.5 million Canadians with disabilities are in legislated poverty. We have advocates who've ended their lives. It's so hard to mobilize with mobility issues and protests are non existent yet we are the largest minority in Canada.

His single wish for those who have been unaware about this situation in Canada is to listen & learn, so we invite you to follow along with Mitchell and we thank him for joining us this week.

At 42 years old now, Mitchell is one of the strongest voices advocating for the disabled community. Mitchell wanted us to share the link to this Al Jazeera story with our audience, although he’s done many interviews about his experience:

https://youtu.be/cxqVaaBx3gg?si=ZptbjeteKfVYwEEY)

Please find out more about Mitchell by following along with him on socials and giving a listen to his podcast where he speaks to people with disabilities from coast to coast about the state of disability in Canada and the lived realities of those impacted by broken systems.

-Jann, Caitlin & Sarah

The PWDcast episodes:

https://open.spotify.com/show/4NG7aOO1fjsq94VmRwvK1E)

All interviews:

https://linktr.ee/odspoor)

Read more about this topic in last week's budget announcement: https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/national-disability-benefit-announced-federal-budget-1.7175828)

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