Kitchen Talk Podcast

Cheryl and Raven discuss different approaches among governments in Canada and the world in handling the pandemic, and the emerging "Harm Reduction" approach in the post-lockdown world.

Essential reading this week:

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2020/05/quarantine-fatigue-real-and-shaming-people-wont-help/611482/

Cheryl and Raven discuss upcoming plans to re-open pars of the economy in NB and the recently announced federal gun control legislation. This episode features two interviews with people living in larger cities, to discuss their experiences with the pandemic response in their area. Raven's Brother, Benjamin Palmer, lives in Montreal with his family. Marc Leblanc resides in Seoul, South Korea.

Cheryl and Raven discuss the recently announced "bubble" policy, the Pentagon's releasing of UFO videos, and sticking together with anomalous friends.

(Recorded in Rogue Alley in Saint John, New Brunswick)

Cheryl and Raven discuss the recent tragedies in Nova Scotia, privilege in a time of pandemic, and things to look forward to.

(Recorded at Fernhill Cemetary in Saint John, New Brunswick)

In this episode, we'll discuss some of the emergency measures implemented over the past month in the Atlantic Provinces. Are you satisfied with the actions your government has taken? What are they doing right? What are they getting wrong? We want to hear from you.

(Low quality audio. Livestreamed from Ustation in Saint John, New Brunswick)

Cheryl and Raven discuss recent changes and enforcement in NB's emergency order, and the pros and cons of social isolation.

(Recorded at Queen Square in Saint John, NB)

Cheryl and Raven practice social distancing it an abandoned military outpost in Saint John.

(Windy audio. Recorded at Fort Dufferin in Saint John, New Brunswick.)

Livestreamed from Rogue Alley. With special guest Mike Duncan from Rogue Coffee.

(Low quality audio. Livestreamed from Rogue Alley in Saint John, New Brunswick)

Local shopping sprees, finding maximum chill at home, and breaking the social distance barrier.