Debrief episodes are for listener feedback on the previous scene and the hows and whys of making a podcast like this. In this episode:
- Land acknowledgments
- Fact-checking the Savoy Club and Cotton Club
- More about the song Hound Dog
- The difference between sexualizing and objectifying men and women
- That echoey recording
Sources used:
Indigenous land acknowledgements, their purpose, and how to make them meaningful | CBC Kids News
National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation
Emotions, Remembering and Feeling Better: Dealing with the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement in Canada by Anne-Marie Reynaud
What's wrong with land acknowledgments, and how to make them better
I’m tired of explaining Indigenous culture by Drew Hayden Taylor
King Charles' land acknowledgement
The Cotton Club by James Haskins
Cover Me: The stories behind the greatest cover songs of all time by Ray Padgett
Three things that need to happen before I defend men from Olympic sexism by Lindy West
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