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Trans Canada Stories

Cynthia Sweeney, Emma Stanley

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When you turn on the news and tune into a story about trans people today, there is a whole lot of drama, misinformation, and conspiracy to cut through. On Trans Canada Stories, we want to hear the real life stories of trans Canadians (and allies) to set the record straight. Most trans people live normal lives filled with the same routines that anyone else might experience: grocery shopping, paying taxes, walking their dog, and so on. It's time to hear their stories. Trans Canada Stories want ...
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Is your inner voice working for you or against you? Host, Jo Stanley, has teamed up with peak performance and mindfulness coach Emma Murray, to uncover how we can reframe our thoughts and shift our emotions, so that we can overcome life’s daily challenges – the ones we expect and the ones we never saw coming. They speak with some of our best sports stars to discover how they used mindfulness to help them move past sadness, failure, self-doubt and pain – all the things everyone feels, whether ...
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Texas Twiggy

Emma Lehman

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Shelley Duvall is most known for her portrayal of Wendy Torrance in Stanley Kubrick's 1980 film The Shining, a performance that launched her into the public consciousness and furthered an already prolific career. But after decades in film, production, writing, composing, and the release of two musical albums, Duvall seemingly dropped off the face of the earth... Until a disastrous 2016 appearance on the Dr. Phil show, so maligned that it never aired. Texas Twiggy dives deep into the life and ...
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Throughout our history, Belstaff has had a deep connection with those who have gone off the beaten path - the unconventional, bold and determined figures whose journeys in life have left a legacy. Che Guevara, Amelia Earhart and T.E. Lawrence to name a few. Today, in a world of data, algorithms and with pressure to conform, how do you define a life less ordinary? Is it bold individuality or conquering personal fears? Sheer bravery or pure determination to succeed? In this original podcast se ...
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Hey, Cis!

Cyn and Isaac

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A beyond binary journey to being a better human. Join our head-on conversation about current affairs and gender-based issues affecting transgender and non-binary youth, students, and adults within Canada. Hosts Cyn (she/her) and Isaac (he/they) give arts, culture, doers & dreamers a beyond binary twist in this Atlantic Canadian conversational talk show; breaking down cis-normative bias, smashing stigma, and fostering a greater connection between cisgender and trans, and non-binary communities.
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The Westshore History Podcast

Sue Harper, Historian

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A fascinating look at the history of Langford, Colwood, Metchosin, and the Highlands, located on southern Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Explore its rich and sometimes mirky past with local Historian Sue Harper. Articles also available at https://westshorememories.substack.com Check it out!
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Show Notes: Guest: Laura Whiteland, CFP®, CIM - owner of Inclusive Financial Planning LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/inclusive-financial-planning/ Here's what we're talking about: As Kenny Rogers would say, 'You got to know when to hold 'em, and know when to fold them.' Inclusion in the workplace isn't about free therapy, and this episo…
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Trans Canada Stories is about sharing trans stories and celebrating trans people and allies, from coast-to-coast-to-coast. In episode 7 'AccessAbility Week and Toilet Talk', we’re shaking it up a little, in the spirit of celebrating equity and inclusion. This week is National AccessAbility Week! The theme of this year's Accessibility Week is Forwar…
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This episode we’re featuring an interview with Terri McDowell (She/Her), who has built a career working in a traditionally male dominated industry. As an award-winning trans woman, who rose to the C-Suite level on her own terms, Terri reflects on her growth both professionally and personally. Terri is a Senior Tax Partner with EY: Ernst Young. Glob…
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Join us for an exciting journey in Episode 5 of Trans Canada Stories, titled 'Equitable Horizons: Conversations on Workplace Inclusion'! In this episode, we're thrilled to welcome B Adair (he/they), a fresh addition to the SGF Inclusion team. B shares their inspiring journey from navigating the challenging anti-trans climate in Alberta to embracing…
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From the team that brought you Texas Twiggy comes Gooned, a podcast about the Troubled Teen Industry. Gooned is a deep dive into an industry with blood on its hands. The Troubled Teen Industry (TTI) is a network of profit-incentivized behavior modification facilities for youth, ranging from wilderness programs to therapeutic boarding schools. The d…
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Few Webcomics have been as prolific and long-running as Assigned Male, the brainchild of trans Québécois cartoonist Sophie Labelle. First releasing in October of 2014, Assigned Male portrays life through the eyes of a trans middle schooler named Stephie who alternately makes light of, and chafes under the realities of growing up a transgender child…
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"You read the book, you have a visceral reaction to things, you take note of it, and you bring it to the author..." In anticipation of Shelley Thompson's novel Roar hitting shelves, Emma and Cyn take the opportunity to learn more about the process behind the publication of this fiercely anticipated novel. This episode, we're taking a peek into the …
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"It's the work of all of us to make sure people are informed." During the Cold War, Canadians became targets of a widespread, systemic effort to identify and expel all any queer people working in the military or public service. This included today's guest, Martine Roy. Martine was a young woman from Montréal who, looking for a purpose-driven career…
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Welcome to Trans Canada Stories! In this episode, hosts Emma (she/her) and Cynthia (she/her) talk about the reason behind this podcast, and how they came to know each other. The two also have a conversation on the subject of transitioning as a process, the importance of being able to access gender affirming care, and the role of the queer community…
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Welcome to Trans Canada Stories! It's a podcast dedicated to cutting through the headlines and clickbait to tell real stories about real trans people living in Canada today. "This show isn't going to be a bunch of inspiration porn about people having terrible lives and overcoming challenges..." This is a place to celebrate trans joy and the success…
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"Once you get in the room, it is actually a hell of a lot harder for them to kick you out of it." In our final episode of season three, we are finishing off with a powerhouse of a guest. Fae Johnstone (They/She) is Executive Director and Co-Owner of Wisdom2Action (W2A). She is an experienced community engagement expert, diversity and inclusion cons…
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"I don't care how folks read, I care that you read." In this episode, Cyn and Isaac kick off summer with their book reviewer friend, Abbey Campbell (she/her), who shares some of the most exciting new publications to hit the world of Queer literature. Looking for a good novel to take on vacation, or something to read with your morning coffee? Then t…
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Not all treasures are recognized for their historical significance, until you dig a little deeper. This unveils the story of a relic, found in the Goldstream/Humpback area of Langford. Such a small thing, that holds a magnificent past. Subscribe to the Podcast to unlock additional Episodes. Each month, new Episodes are researched, written and relea…
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"Allyship is a way of loving and taking care of other people." Today, Cyn and Isaac are joined by Kate Lum-Potvin (she/her) and Dr. Frank Sileo (he/his), co-authors of the new children's book, Pride and Joy: A Story About Becoming a LGBTQIA+ Ally. In this conversation, Kate and Dr. Sileo explain the reasons why they decided to write a book on allys…
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The Westshore pioneer life of Stanley Arthur Clark was full of promise, a wife, children, great job. No one knew it would end in tragedy just off the coast of Sidney at the northern end of the Saanich Peninsula. He is buried in Colwood Cemetery. This is his memory. Please consider supporting the Podcast by becoming a monthly subscriber https://podc…
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“The best that we can do is continue to be visible, continue to organize, and continue to take action to secure our own space within our own culture.” Just in time for the Trans Day of Visibility, Isaac (They/He) sits down with Simply Good Form Director of Program Development Emma Stanley (She/Her), to talk about the challenges surrounding and impo…
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“This is a commitment to being trans. Being trans is now a fundamental part of who I am.” In this episode, Isaac (He/They) and Cyn (She/Her) have an energy-packed conversation with the first openly transgender Canadian woman to win the Rhodes Scholarship. Julia Levy (She/Her), joins us from British Columbia and shares with us her thoughts on a scho…
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Did you know that a Pioneer Cemetery existed? This episode delves into the history of the cemetery along with some of its occupants. A graveyard doesn't represent just an old assortment of broken headstones and monuments to be forgotten. Its a window to observe and understand the past of the Westshore and its pioneers. Please consider supporting th…
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Mariat Jibril leads with love and her leadership is infectious. In this latest episode of Hey, Cis! Isaac (he/they) and Cyn (she/her) join Mariat Jibril (she/her) in Vancouver, British Columbia and have a coast-to-coast conversation about being a Black, queer advocate and financial professional working in equity, diversity and inclusion. "I think w…
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This episode concentrates of the writing of Robert Connell who lived in Victoria and wrote of his hikes in the Westshore area during its early years. His writings on local geology and botany, was extremely well known to Victorians at the time. He often led trips out of Victoria to Goldstream, Skirt Mountain, Sooke, and other area's, talking about t…
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“I thought I'm pretty good at what I do. Am I prepared to sacrifice all of that? And why should I have to?“ In this episode, Terri McDowell (She/Her), a Saskatchewan-born, C-Suite business leader gets vulnerable about what is was like transitioning in and on the job, in a profession that's male, cisgender dominant; and she shows us how she is inspi…
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Books, tunes and gratitude. Welcome to the final episode of 2022 as we get festive with a Hey, Cis! Year-in-Review. This episode is hosted by Cyn Sweeney (She/Her) and Isaac Cook (He/They), with Emma Stanley (She/Her). Emma joins the show from Thailand, and we have to say we're a little envious of her 'winter attire'. In this episode we wanted to r…
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The Ranger Station that covered the Langford District area was located at 697 Goldstream Avenue. In fact, most don't realize that its location was where Veterans Memorial Park is now situated in Langford. Hear about the building and Forest Rangers activities from fighting fires to measuring logs. *Become a Patron for access to Bonus Material* - Acc…
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Diversity flows beneath the waters off the coast of Halifax, Nova Scotia and above the surface in Atlantic Canada. Alexa Goodman (They/Them) and Aaron Judah (He/Him) both with MEOPAR and ocean sciences; know the importance of inclusion and representation within STEM; and they're making waves. It's a fast hour packed with great insight into inclusio…
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Follow the reflections of a journey from Victoria through the Highlands in 1916. The Highlands was a special place away from the hustle and bustle of Victoria for the 'adventurer' and those seeking to get away from the 'miles-per-hour' enthusiast. Show Notes Facebook Community Support the Podcast for only the price of a cup of coffee. Show you like…
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Emma a pioneer (and daughter of Caleb Pike) of the Highlands had a tumultuous life. Her mother dying. Her husband 'a notorious character' who deserted her and her young children. Tragedies and bad luck. But through it all, with true grit and determination she managed to raise a family, purchase property, and support herself. *Become a Patron for ac…
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Many years ago, a young teen, walked along the E&N tracks at night in the Goldstream area on Vancouver Island. What happened next will send shivers down your spine! *Become a Patron to access Bonus Material* - Access to extensive written materials, bonus episodes, and more. Level Up! Basic Subscription - keep the Westshore History Podcast alive! Un…
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Do ghosts haunt your house? Are there monsters in the forest? Have you seen unearthly figures in the night? Here's 3 short stories from newspapers in the past that will make your hair stand on end. Grab a blanket and listen in the dark - if you dare! *Become a Patron to access Bonus Material* - Receive extensive written materials and photographs Ba…
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Kwe’! It is Mi'kmaq History Month throughout the province of Nova Scotia and Hey, Cis! is celebrating... and learning... together with our special guest, Kassidy Bernard (they/them/Nekem). Kassidy Bernard is an L’nu and Scottish Two-Spirit youth from We’koqma’q. Kassidy grew up in Unama’ki, one of the seven ancestral districts of Mi’kma’ki. 'In my …
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Take a walk around the Humpback/Goldstream farming area on Vancouver Island as it once was, and peep into the lives of early pioneers before the Humpback Reservoir changed the landscape in 1912. *Become a Patron for Bonus Material* - Access extensive written materials on this and other episodes. Show Notes Basic Subscription - gain access to bonus …
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'Do disabled people get to have pleasure? And, you know, there's also all these other rules that go along with how people get it on; how people have sex and feel pleasure together. And one of the biggest myths that come up is around this idea of like spontaneity, where like every time we have sex, there should be no conversation that happens...' re…
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Being 'great' at Grand-parenting isn't so hard. But what happens when you're a Grandparent and you've learned one of your grandchildren is trans? How do you keep the 'Grand' in Grandparent? Welcome to Season 3: Episode 31 of Hey, Cis! Want to be THAT Grandparent who has earned their bragging rights? In the season launch episode of Hey, Cis! podcast…
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The E&N Railroad on Vancouver Island has been plagued with squabbles and controversy since its beginnings in the 1870's, but has also created strong feelings of nostalgia then and now. This is a look at its early history, the building of the Niagara Canyon Trestle (an engineering feat for its time), and also deaths that occurred during it's constru…
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This episode will recount some of the known drowning tragedies, and the circumstances surrounding them. It will also tell you the story of what I consider to be Guardian Angel of Langford Lake - Hazel Baynes, as she is truly the definition of hero. Support the Podcast Buy a coffee if you enjoyed this episode Website Join the Facebook Community Grou…
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In this episode, we look into the origins of the name 'Happy Valley', the Stone Man discovery, and the Lava Pillows. Happy Valley, is a part of the municipalities of both Langford and Metchosin on Vancouver Island. The area as a whole provides a rich farming and pioneer history to delve into. Become a Patron of this Podcast Buy me a coffee! Website…
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A strange mystery surrounds the discovery of a skeleton in 1869 along a trail on a hot, humid August day. There is 'hideous evidence of murder.' Bullet holes and suspicious activity are found. Clues, rumour, and gossip grip the area. Who was this man? What happened? Who was the assassin? Do the police get their man? Listen to the tale of one of the…
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Being in an airport is always a stressful time- we've all had moments traveling when we had to hurry through security when you notice your running late to your flight. Traveling for transgender individuals however, comes with an additional layer of anxiety that many cisgender individuals take for granted. In the second part of this two-part series,…
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There's Gold in that stream! In the 1860's hundreds of prospectors travelled and set up camp along the Goldstream River in search of fortune. However, their dreams would soon be dashed as reality set in. This is the story of a gold rush that never 'panned out' except in people's imaginations. Basic Subscription for access to all subscription Episod…
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Being in an airport is always a stressful time- we've all had moments traveling when we had to hurry through security when you notice your running late to your flight. Traveling for transgender individuals however, comes with an additional layer of anxiety that many cisgender individuals take for granted. In the frst part of this two-part series, I…
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Emily Carr (1871–1945) was one of the first artists of national significance to emerge from the West Coast. However, many don't know she also wrote several extraordinary books about her life, where she travelled, and what she saw. As a child, and later in life as an adult, she spent time in and around Langford, in particular the Goldstream and Mill…
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CW: This episode contains strong language and themes of a sexual manner. "I know what you already think about me. I know that you think I'm.. you know.. less than. I know you think I'm not viable... for Queer men," says Andrew Gurza talking about reclaiming the word Cripple. But, you don't get to define Andrew Gurza, our Guest today on Hey, Cis! As…
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In 1967, the tragic event of the Flying Firemen rocked the people of Langford and Vancouver Island. First-hand eye witness and newspaper accounts describe the crash of the PBY-5A Canso Water-bomber, which occurred while fighting a blazing out of control forest fire that threatened Goldstream, Skirt Mountain and residents on a hot sunny day in July.…
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So, the big question: Why? What happened? Do we get to hear from Shelley? Tune in to the last episode of Texas Twiggy to answer the remaining burning questions –– and honor for one last time the spectacular career and influence of Shelley Duvall! SUPPORT THE SHOW! patreon.com/texastwiggy redcircle.com/texastwiggy Avery Instagram @p.avery.e Sarah In…
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In the early 1900’s, Langford Lake was a wilderness, and prime area for hunters and fishermen. Access was an arduous journey along a dusty wagon trail with the lake largely hidden from view by tall stands of old growth forest. But those that travelled along the pot holed, dirt wagon road. Listen for a glimpse into what the area was like and some pi…
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Join me in the journey through Westshore history. Together we'll dive into little known events and the people that we thought we knew. These are the stories they don't tell in school. My plan is to enlighten, entertain, make you laugh, and okay, at times, cringe. And it's a lot lighter than reading a textbook. *Become a Patron for access to Bonus M…
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After her retreat from the public, where did Shelley go? Who does she know, and who knows her? What is Shelley doing now? Where is she? Learn about Shelley’s community and life as she lives it today. SUPPORT THE SHOW! patreon.com/texastwiggy redcircle.com/texastwiggy Avery Instagram @p.avery.e Sarah Instagram @shelleyduvallxo and @sarlukowski TikTo…
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It was the infamous appearance that catapulted Shelley back into the public eye –– that 2016 Dr. Phil interview. Learn about the show and its titular “doctor,” and why Shelley’s personal life and re-emergence are so much more nuanced than how she was portrayed. SUPPORT THE SHOW! patreon.com/texastwiggy redcircle.com/texastwiggy Avery Instagram @p.a…
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Shelley’s claim to fame was acting. But what you may not know is that she was an extraordinarily prolific producer, creating and hosting Emmy-nominated shows for children, which she calls her best work. She’s even responsible for the television originals format! Listen to dive into Shelley’s impressive and elusive career behind the camera. SUPPORT …
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Who has four paws, almost 200k followers on twitter and approximately 10 years of vaccine research experience? Todays special guest, Chise! On previous episodes, Isaac and Cyn have had the honour to chat with members of our local community who are HIV positive and with the development of COVID-19 vaccines- the possibility of an HIV vaccine has emer…
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Go inside the community surrounding Shelley Duvall, from her family to her friends to her fans, and everyone who blurs those lines. SUPPORT THE SHOW! patreon.com/texastwiggy redcircle.com/texastwiggy Xavier Hamel Xavierhamel.com Instagram @catdaddddddy Ryan Obermeyer Ryanobermeyer.com Etsy etsy.com/shop/RyanObermeyer Instagram @ryanobermeyer Avery …
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