Hello Cousin Podcast

Neighbours! 

Season 2, Episode 1 of 2022

The cousins talk about having neighbours, being neighbours, what our communities signify and how important our experiences with neighbours have been.

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This week the cousins discuss empathy, how our experiences influence it, how animals have it and how we can better show that empathy to others around us. How does empathy fit into the world around us today?

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This Episode the cousins discuss wedding memories, The Mandela Effect and Music. Cousin Laura recounts the wedding dress saga and cousin Kerry reminisces about bygone bassoons while cousin Christine tries to keep the artistry in her playlist.

In this episode we talk about smugglers, snails and strangers. Deetsie shares the story of visiting the Terry Fox Memorial, Kerry talks about spilling the beans to strangers and Tine gets personal at the pet store. We are currently looking for guest bloggers! If you are interested in sharing stories on a variety of topics and would like to join our community of cousins, come visit us at www.hellocousin.org or email us at hellocousin.press@gmail for more information!

This week's episode uncovers what it means to seek cultural identity in a family that quietly dismissed it's Métis roots. The cousins explore what they call "grief gaps" in their family history and recognize the pride that is returning to their family as they acknowledge and embrace these roots. Kerry shares the experience of picking up a hitch hiker while traveling the Trans-Canada highway and how this visitor trans-formed her life by helping her understand what it is like to be an indigenous elder today. The cousins also discuss the importance of stories and listening to the stories of others. Deets would also like to clarify that she knows it's the Red River Jig but, brain farts happen - All apologies.

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