A Social Justice Podcast

This podcast's first ever guest returns for an in-depth conversation about Dissociative Identity Disorder, previously referred to as Multiple Personality Disorder.

This week, Amanda Carrasco joins the podcast to discuss discuss restorative justice. Amanda is a family survivor of homicide and sexual assault. She's pushed through unimaginable pain and trauma, toward healing, justice, and self-empowerment, helping others along the way.

This week, Wendy Graves joins the podcast to discuss autism, a much requested topic.

This week, Aphrodite Janeway rejoins the podcast to discuss the intersections of disability and capitalism, from the perspective of a communist-leaning transgender sex worker.

This week, Travers joins the podcast to discuss Trans Kids. Dr. Travers is a Professor of Sociology at Simon Fraser University, author of The Trans Generation: How Trans Kids (and Their Parents) Are Creating a Gender Revolution, and has published extensively on the relationship between sport and social justice, with particular emphasis on the inclusion and exclusion of women, queer and trans people of all ages.

This week, Vee Greer joins the podcast to discuss Hearing Impairment. Vee has been diagnosed with audio processing disorder (APD) and hearing loss.

This week, Dee McWatters joins the podcast to discuss Advocacy Canada's mission to advance human rights, particularly as that relates to EDI work and trans inclusion in sports.

This week, Celeste Trianon joins the podcast to discuss trans rights in Canada.From the notwithstanding clause, to legal name changes, to threats South of the border and more. Learn how you can help uphold human rights.

This week Nicola Spurling, a transgender Canadian politician speaks with Ashley Shade, a transgender politician from the USA. We discuss trans rights, DEI, guns, climate change, Donald Trump's threats to tariff & annex Canada, billionaire influence, and more. It's an episode you don't want to miss!

This week we speak with Jessie Anderson, the founder and owner of Big Bro's Barbershop, an oasis for gender diverse people in Vancouver. Find out what a good haircut means to gender diverse people and what it's like to navigate the business world as a trans person.