On our episode today, we discuss feminism, horror movies, and the Final Girl trope.  SCARY BUSINESS.

On the podcast today, we are joined by Michelle Kennedy (Bio in companion blog) and discuss the culture of violence, abuse and rape that is so prevalent in our communities and societies today.  It was a tough conversation, but one that must be had with greater and greater frequency.  Please reach out to us if you have any comments, concerns, feedback, or experiences you would like to share.  We maintain the strictest confidentiality. 

www.unrefinedmettle.ca  / www.michellekennedy.net 

TW:  We discuss the impact of sexual assault, rape and violence.

We're THRILLED to be back for our first full-length episode of Round 2 of the Unrefined Mettle Podcast!  On the podcast today, we have one of our favourite guests, Dawn, and we discuss the climate of polarization and extremism in society.  

 

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WE ARE BACK!  After an unplanned but much needed hiatus, we are back with Round 2 of the podcast.  In this pre-episode, we discuss an article about the exploitation of women's health through celebrity status, and what we got up to over the summer of 2018.  Much Love!

In this episode, we discuss the layers of identity and how we as a whole are impacted by the boundaries of identity markers.

Our guest this week is Allen Featherstone of The Featherstone Podcast. We laugh a lot while talking about what it's like trying to be creative and productive while also dealing with depression.

In this episode, we delve in to the impacts of living with someone with an addiction and what it means to move away from the situation.

Sex.  In this episode, we discuss our feelings about sex, porn, and the importance of getting to know "yourself".

CONTENT WARNING:  Adult topics, strong language, and personal opinions.

Aaaand on this episode of Unrefined Mettle, we discuss where WE stand with the "Body Positivity" movement of the times.  What are your thoughts?