The Pulse

Kate Campbell is a Sexologist from Perth, Western Australia. We sit down and talk about sexuality, gender, identity, types of relationship and most important, consent. Things get real with Kate in this extremely informative and funny episode. 

We had a chance to sit down with Brandi England and she shared her tips for finding an agent, getting auditions, knowing your strengths and how to build up your portfolio. If you want to be an actor, this is the episode for you. 

News, politics, current events, employment, social matters, economics, entertainment and more. Erin, Lucas, Kayla and SF are founding members of the Voices of Autism and are thrilled to share and discuss things that matter today. 

Do you have something you want to talk about? We'd love to have you on the show! 

New shows every Friday. Join us as we set the stage for discussion and come away with a changed perspective or a life hack you can implement in your life. 

This week's episode is about travel and autism. Ange Faminoff has created an agency called Travel with Ange and she specializes in making a vacation pleasurable for the whole family. Ange provides in-person and distant support including arranging with hotels for inclusive services, getting those travel perks and how families CAN travel with an autistic family member. 

As a part of our 2021 Speaker Series we are releasing this series right here where you are listening right now. Our first speaker in this series is Malini Lad, who specializes in employment. Malini shares her inside information on how to get the job and keep it. We are honoured to have Malini on our show. 

This week we discuss the balance between human return to public life and managing animal populations that have made their way into our cities. We talk dolphin super pods, beach birds in Venice, coyote attacks and increasing animal sanctuaries in and around our cities. 

This is part 2 of our Oceans feature in our COVID series. We pick up where we left off last week and get deeper into our mask material problem and why you should cut your mask strings before tossing them. Next week we finish our environment series with a discussion about the return of wildlife to our cities and neighbourhoods. 

This week our hosts discuss how Earth's oceans have been impacted by COVID-19. We discuss supply chain disruptions, the Ever Given, and why masks and their filters aren't recyclable and end up in our great oceans.

This week our hosts discuss how recycling has never been more of a concern given the habits we formed during the pandemic. Erin talks to us about convenience packaging and take-out/delivery food packaging, using our own mugs at coffee shops and what additional strain this puts on the environment.