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Gina and Mykella talk to two stars of CBC’s Great Canadian Baking show (@cbcbakingshow), Anjali Helferty (Indian & Irish) and Jasmine Linton (Jamaican, Welsh & Trinidian). They dish about food, family, social activism and their experience on the hit reality TV show devoted to the beloved art of baking. Enjoy this fun and lively chat!

Follow our guests on IG: Anjali @anjalih & Jasmine @bakewhatyourmamagaveya

Join the Swamp & Emotional Release event led by our sponsor Sara Chizek, Grief and Sensuality Coach on April 24 at 12 pm EST / 9 am PDT. Register at bit.ly/MIT6swamp with suggested $10-20 donation to Mixed in the Six (paypal.me/mixedinthesix).

More on Sara’s work at Sarachizek.com @thesarachizek

Womxn’s Swamping Circle: facebook.com/groups/253004662395045

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Three-year-old Xavier Pesito (Filipino/Vietnamese) was diagnosed with Leukemia and needs a stem cell transplant to save his life. His mother, Cynthia Ngo and Aneisha and Rupal, Co-Presidents of the U of T Stem Cell Club tell us why there is a desperate need for more mixed race and non-Caucasian ethnic groups to join the stem cell registry. This episode sheds light on Xavier's journey and gives folks the details on how you can register as a donor and save a life!

Watch video version of this episode and support our podcast at patreon.com/mixedinthesix

For information on stem cell donation:

blood.ca

mixedmatchproject.com

@uoft_stemcellclub

To support the Pesito Family:

Gofund.me/9fb2ed41

youtube.com/channel/UC9n9Fpg8PzxOSDsIxvfQpnA

@pesitofamily

Thank you to this episode’s sponsor:

Sara Chizek, Grief & Sensuality Coach

Sarachizek.com

@thesarachizek

Womxn’s Swamping Circle: facebook.com/groups/253004662395045

We would love to hear from you! DM us on the socials at @mixedinthesix!

Gina and Mykella get real real on how they're doing during the pandemic. They talk grief, mental health, trauma, community and share their personal thoughts on dating and intimacy in the time of COVID-19. Some of their fave tools and resources to stay well the past year are discussed. The girls spill the tea, share laughs and sing their way through this timely convo. To support Xavier Pesito find a donor match please go to blood.ca/stem-cell-club10/. Donate to Pesito Family GoFundMe page: gofund.me/9fb2ed41 Link to article on loss of touch due to the pandemic by The Guardian: bit.ly/3rJVA1C We would love to hear from you! DM us on the socials at @mixedinthesix!

Chef Dennis Tay joins Gina on this week’s episode talking about all things food. Dennis, once a contestant on Top Chef Canada, is Filipino and Scottish, shares his ongoing discovery and love for Filipino food and how the team at Dai Lo fuses flavours from around the world. We invite everyone to keep supporting our beloved Toronto restaurants like Dai Lo by ordering directly from restaurant websites and via ExploreTock.com.

www.dailoto.com

Dennis IG: @dennisjtay; @dailoto

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Gina and Mykella talk to three community-building women, Alishba Zarmeen, Jo Gale and Brittney Guimond, about how female sexuality is viewed, and how to take on the brave journey of self-exploration, healing and holistic self-love, so women can become their own defenders in a world that still attempts to manage the expression of female sexuality.

Our guests on IG: Alishba - @dreamboudoirphotography; Jo - @jogale.moves; Britt - @brittguimond (her other handles are in bio)

We would love to hear from you! DM us on the socials at @mixedinthesix!

In this episode, Gina talks with Haui, queer multi-disciplinary artist, filmmaker and producer of “all manner” of art, whose debut film “Mixed Up” can be seen on OUTtv. Gina and Haui (who is mixed with Welsh, Swedish, Cuban, Jamaican, Arawak Indian, British and French!) effortlessly swap interviewer-interviewee roles back and forth, addressing issues like the history of miscegenation, the privilege of mixedness and Haui’s journey to understanding his identity through his art. 

Haui on IG: @hauidavis 

Mixed Up, the film, is on outtv.ca 

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