Endless Shrimp | Sleep Equality for Australian First Nations Peoples

Episode 147 | "Goes together like hot dogs and shrimp."

In this episode of REMelations, Mindy kicks things off with a dream from T.S., who ditches a family lunch to go on a spontaneous date with an attractive server, only for things to go awry when he suddenly loses his hearing. Mindy and Brooke have fun interpreting what this sudden deafness could symbolize. In the Catnap segment, they dive into short, bizarre dreams, including a friendly extinction event in Canada, evil parents persuading their kids to self-harm, floating pentagram hair in pools, and Sean Hayes’ hilarious fried chicken dream during open-heart surgery from the Smartless podcast. Brooke wraps up the episode by highlighting an Australian sleep program that helps Indigenous youth develop good sleep habits to combat social inequalities. This episode blends quirky dream fun with meaningful insight, so don’t miss out!

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Time Stamps & Content Warnings

00:00:00 - Intro

00:01:25 -Quick Chat

00:03:17 - T.S. Impromptu Lunch Date Dream

00:10:25 - Promo | Support the Show

00:10:51 - Interpretation of T.S. Dream

00:23:00 - QOTW

00:27:00 - Cat Nap  Intro

00:27:59 - Basement Fears Dream

00:30:00 - Orderly Armageddon Dream

00:35:35 - Brain Operation Dream

00:36:48 - Mean Parents Dream (CW: Self Harm)

00:40:09 - Cut Off Finger Dream (CW: Self Harm)

00:42:19 - Hair Pentagram Dream

00:46:11 - Sean Hayes Fried Chicken Dream

00:46:50 - What Does Sean  Hayes Dream

00:49:21 - Promo | Tell a Bestie

00:49:55 - Topic | Sleep Equality for Australian First Nations Peoples

01:06:19 - Chit Chat

01:12:36 - Wrap Up

01:13:22 - End

 

Show Links

Smartless Podcast - https://www.smartless.com/

Let's Yarn About Sleep - https://letsyarnaboutsleep.org/

Let's Yarn About Sleep: Culturally responsive sleep health care for First Nations Australians - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Q1djG5y_wI

Sleep Health and Its Implications in First Nation Australians: A Systematic Review - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8844889/

University of Queensland Sleep Program for Outback Teenagers to be Expanded - https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-09-07/indigenous-sleep-study-expanded-in-queensland/102811908