Audrie and Daisy

07/12/20 • 66 min

Audrie and Daisy

This week Chelsea and Michele review the documentary on Netflix Audrie and Daisy. It’s a documentary about two teens who are sexually assaulted by boys they considered friends. They are then harassed online and shamed by their peers.

Some of the points we discuss from this documentary are:

-victim blaming and how this leads to men not being held accountable for their behaviour

-the impact of Audrie’s event on her versus the boys that assaulted her

-the issues with the women not reporting sexual assault because of the fallout and lack of prosecution

-the obsession with football players and protecting them

-the sheriff’s reaction to the situation and his comments

-how would these situations be different if Sheriffs were not elected

-the definition of rape and what exactly that is and issues with consent

-why did some cases result in convictions and others didn’t

-we mentioned the Brock Tuner case

-changes in law in Ontario, Canada that could affect rape cases

This week Michele watched A Dog’s Journey.

Chelsea has been listening to podcast The Missionary by iHeart Radio.

Netflix Unbelieveable Series was the one Chelsea mentioned and she couldn’t remember the title. A docuseries about a girl being raped and not believed.

Contact:

You can also find us on Instagram at docu_talk

On twitter at DOCU_talk

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Credits:

Intro music: Moonrise by Chad Crouch

Audrie and Daisy

Some of the points we discuss from this documentary are:

-victim blaming and how this leads to men not being held accountable for their behaviour

-the impact of Audrie’s event on her versus the boys that assaulted her

-the issues with the women not reporting sexual assault because of the fallout and lack of prosecution

-the obsession with football players and protecting them

-the sheriff’s reaction to the situation and his comments

-how would these situations be different if Sheriffs were not elected

-the definition of rape and what exactly that is and issues with consent

-why did some cases result in convictions and others didn’t

-we mentioned the Brock Tuner case

-changes in law in Ontario, Canada that could affect rape cases

This week Michele watched A Dog’s Journey.

Chelsea has been listening to podcast The Missionary by iHeart Radio.

Netflix Unbelieveable Series was the one Chelsea mentioned and she couldn’t remember the title. A docuseries about a girl being raped and not believed.

Contact:

You can also find us on Instagram at docu_talk

On twitter at DOCU_talk

E-mail: [email protected]

Credits:

Intro music: Moonrise by Chad Crouch

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-the differences between a public and private health care system and the access to medication

-how the school system contributes to children on medication

-the different reasons people are using this medication

-how people are diagnosed with ADD and is mediation really needed for them

-the competition in society to be successful

-how big pharma contributes to this issue

Contact:

You can also find us on Instagram at docu_talk

On twitter at DOCU_talk

E-mail: [email protected]

Credits:

Intro music: Moonrise by Chad Crouch

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Discuss Trixie’s seasons on drag race, Season 7 and on All Stars. How she has evolved and changed especially with her music career. Also her background and the impact that has had on her.

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Discussed our favourite drag queens and favour type of drag queens.

Some discussion of the media and access to famous people’s lives. How society now feels they should know everything about celebrities.

Chelsea read The Arrangement by Robyn Harding this week.

Contact:

You can also find us on Instagram at docu_talk

On twitter at DOCU_talk

E-mail: [email protected]

Credits:

Intro music: Moonrise by Chad Crouch