#NIPD2023

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06/21/23 • 46 min

On this week's episode we celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day by talking about some indigenous artists, musicians, movies and events that you can enjoy from all across Canada, and right here in our home town of Ottawa.
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Welcome to Jurassic Park

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In this all new episode, we show off our fondness for Jurassic Park and give it some much deserved banter as it celebrates it's 30th anniversary,
We then go head to head and pick the flicks we will be putting up against each other in our Pop Cult Pick 'em Draft. The year, 2010, the genres, action, adventure, animated, drama and documentary. Go on our socials and vote on which movie watchlist you prefer,
We end the episode putting the spotlight on some creative forces in the LGTBQ2S+ community.
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From Far and Wide and The Space Between.

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It’s an all Canadian episode this week on the podcast as we get ready to celebrate Canada Day.
Not only are we shining a spotlight on the day, but also on the month as we talk about some Canadian films focused on Queer and Trans stories that were recommended by Can Film Day.
C.R.A.Z.Y. Can be streamed on Apple TV
Breakfast with Scot can be streamed on CBC Gems
Dawn, Her Dad and the Tractor can be streamed on Crave.
If sitting out in the sunshine and flipping through the pages of a good book is more your speed, we talk about ‘Pageboy’, the memoir from @elliotpage, and ‘The 38 Impossible Loves of Naoko Nishizawa’ by @monnamcdiarmidwrites , two fantastic books by Canadian authors.
Check out Monna McDiarmid here —> https://monnamcdiarmid.com
And what are outdoor festivities with out music? This week we take a listen to and talk about @tamingsariband’s amazing sophomore album, ‘My Heart, My Love’.
Give it a listen wherever you gets your music.
We then play a Canadian version of stuck on a deserted island, picking one movie, one tv series, one album and one book that we would take with us to keep us entertained if we were stranded and alone.
We end the episode with a wonderful chat with @thespacebetweenofficial, a stellar hard rock three piece from Ottawa, coming in fresh off the release of the first EP, that EP’s release party and a nomination for best Newcomers of the Year at this years Capital Music Awards.
Stick around at the end of the episode to hear their song 'Time', off their new album.
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