Explain It To Jamie

Explain It To Jamie

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Explain It To Jamie episodes

  • Episode 35: What is the United Nations?
    This week, we dive into the wacky world of the United Nations. What is it for? How does it actually function? Why does Canada care sooooo much about the Suez Canal Crisis when other countries would really rather not think about it?
    1 hr
  • Episode 33: Sex, Part 3! Sex And The Law (Feat. Steph Baptist)
    This week we're crazy excited to welcome Steph Baptist back on the show to help us feel less weird about our dangly bits and the feelings they make us feel! We unpack some issues in which the law and sex meet including consent, sex work, and sexual assault legislation. Let's learn about the birds and the bees and the legal definition of consent!
    (Note: this episode was public for about 3 minutes with a bad audio track. If you hear big gaps of silence, delete the episode and re-download it and it should work!)
    1 hr 12 min
  • Episode 32: Climate Change: What Is It And How Does It Happen?
    This week, we bring you the first of our series of episodes on CLIMATE CHANGE! (**thunder sound effect**) What horrors of science are causing it? (**lightning crash**) How bad will it truly be for humanity? (**sound of a thousand squealing pigs**) Are Oil Companies Really That Bad? (**a man farts into a tuba**)
    1 hr 2 min
  • Episode 24: What Is The Truth And Reconciliation Report? (feat. Jacqui and Hunter Cardinal)
    In Episode 24, we unpack the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Report. Why is it important? What does it tell us about the future? Were the fathers of confederation reeeaaally that racist? (yes)
    We're also super pleased to welcome third-time guest Hunter Cardinal alongside his brilliant sister Jacqui! We're also still recording over skype and working out some audio kinks so here's a brief FAQ for this episode:
    Q: Why do the voices go all robot-y sometimes?
    A: Hunter and Jacqui didn't record with headphones so when they're talking and we interject something you hear it out of their speakers! It's just a few "um"s and "yeah"s.
    Q: There are people talking sometimes in the background. Was Richard recording in the side room of a party? Was he in a sort-of quiet room talking about the Truth and Reconciliation commission report when there was a literal party happening?
    A: Yes.
    1 hr 4 min

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a podcast in which Richard Lam and Jamie Cavanagh explain the context and meaning of the complicated political issues of our time, and then together they make jokes about bum bums and pee pee.