
Episode 28: Me, Myself and DEI
03/11/25 • 44 min
“DEI is woke.” “It silences free speech.” “It’s Marxism in disguise.”
We’ve all heard the backlash, but how much of it is based on facts? The debate around Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) has been clouded by misinformation and fear-mongering. In this episode of Canadian Salad, we cut through the noise with Matt Tsang, co-founder and brand director at AndHumanity Marketing.
Matt joins Andrea to unpack the real impact of DEI in business, leadership, and community-building. Beyond just a business strategy, DEI is an ethical responsibility in our interconnected world. Together, they explore:
✅ Why DEI is deeper than what we've made it to be
✅ When to reframe DEI to do the work that you want to accomplish
✅ Whether the future is built on a people-first economy or a profit-driven one
Whether you’re skeptical about DEI or working on it every day, this episode challenges harmful myths and reclaims DEI’s true purpose— restoring humanity to feel connected, where everyone belongs.
Check out AndHumanity by visiting their website. Looking to engage in meaningful DEI work, check out AndHumanity's book "Authentically Inclusive Marketing".
Let us know what you think of this episode! Text us!
Go to Canadian Salad Website for more information. Say hello to us too: [email protected]. And please refer us to your friends, family and that uncle that just doesn't get it.
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Theme music by Nver Avetyan from Pixabay.
A Janklin Production.
“DEI is woke.” “It silences free speech.” “It’s Marxism in disguise.”
We’ve all heard the backlash, but how much of it is based on facts? The debate around Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) has been clouded by misinformation and fear-mongering. In this episode of Canadian Salad, we cut through the noise with Matt Tsang, co-founder and brand director at AndHumanity Marketing.
Matt joins Andrea to unpack the real impact of DEI in business, leadership, and community-building. Beyond just a business strategy, DEI is an ethical responsibility in our interconnected world. Together, they explore:
✅ Why DEI is deeper than what we've made it to be
✅ When to reframe DEI to do the work that you want to accomplish
✅ Whether the future is built on a people-first economy or a profit-driven one
Whether you’re skeptical about DEI or working on it every day, this episode challenges harmful myths and reclaims DEI’s true purpose— restoring humanity to feel connected, where everyone belongs.
Check out AndHumanity by visiting their website. Looking to engage in meaningful DEI work, check out AndHumanity's book "Authentically Inclusive Marketing".
Let us know what you think of this episode! Text us!
Go to Canadian Salad Website for more information. Say hello to us too: [email protected]. And please refer us to your friends, family and that uncle that just doesn't get it.
Follow us on TikTok and Instagram
Theme music by Nver Avetyan from Pixabay.
A Janklin Production.
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We be ending our week by taking on a naysayer named Tony who thinks immigrants are a burden on taxpayers. Spoiler alert: He's terribly wrong! We'll dish out facts, chuckle at Tony's outdated views, and dream up a 'mandatory fact school' for misinformed people. We'll highlight how immigrants pay significant amounts of money to live in Canada and actually contribute more to our systems, debunking the idea that immigrants are reliant on government support. Immigrants actually bring money, skills, and better life experiences for bland baloney eaters. Join in for laughs, truth bombs, and an open invite for Tony to befriend two immigrants to Canada who will show him a better way forward!
Let us know what you think of this episode! Text us!
Go to Canadian Salad Website for more information. Say hello to us too: [email protected]. And please refer us to your friends, family and that uncle that just doesn't get it.
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A Janklin Production.
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Dishes Out: Four Eyes And Zero Tolerance
The insults keep coming - cheap shots to make us feel small. But does it work?
Of course not!! In our latest Dishes Out, we'll tackle an absurd social media insult related to the glasses we wear. Online bullying is no joke and when you stand for people and good things, bullies today will not hold back. We take an honest look at these insults and how they reflect more on the bullies’ lack of brain power than on the victims. We underscore the importance of self-love and knowing your worth, affirming that power-hungry bullies aren't smart to tear others down. As much as we joke about very stupid comments, at the end of the day, no one deserves to make you feel small or take your power away. It's only yours to give. Be kind and safe out there!
Let us know what you think of this episode! Text us!
Go to Canadian Salad Website for more information. Say hello to us too: [email protected]. And please refer us to your friends, family and that uncle that just doesn't get it.
Follow us on TikTok and Instagram
Theme music by Nver Avetyan from Pixabay.
A Janklin Production.
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