In an era where authentic conversations are taking center stage, this week's episode of What She Said Talk podcast brings forth voices that are unapologetically breaking barriers. From challenging the stigma around periods to sibling dynamics, the strength in forgiveness, and the reality behind …
Painting the Town Yellow: Yukon’s Bold Alcohol Labelling Experiment and the Lessons for Canada
Ah, the Yukon! More than just a land of pristine wilderness and gold rush relics, it's now leading the charge in a different kind of precious commodity – health awareness. A bold experiment that married Health Canada funding and the Yukon Liquor Corporation's bold initiative might just have brewed a …
High Desert Follows The Weird Adventures of Brad Garrett and Patricia Arquette As P.I.s Solving Bizarre Cases. Funny, Freaky Stuff.
Brad Garrett, one of the most familiar and beloved faces in American pop culture pairs up with Patricia Arquette in Apple TV+'s new series High Desert. Warning: High Desert is flat-out wacky, weird and wonderful. They play private investigators with problems - devious art thieves, murder and mayhem, …
Two Unknown Holocaust Stories, Conversion Camp, Rooting for the Baddie and the Greatest Star Ever?
By Anne Brodie Vadim Perelman's WWII slow-burn Persian Lessons looks at an event that couldn't possibly be true. Set in 1942 in a Nazi Germany concentration camp and based on real events it's the story of a rabbi's son who goes to dizzying extremes to save his life; every moment that passes …
Grace Dove’s Fearless Optimism in Bones of Crows
Marie Clements' one-hundred-year saga of the lives of an indigenous family in Canada is a work of art, transcendent and essential. Grace Dove is Aline, stolen from her family by the government and placed in a residential home run by sadistic nuns and priests, a fate all too common in our history. …
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