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On Being Ill

Podcast On Being Ill
On Being Ill
On Being Ill is a podcast that platforms innovative thinkers working at the intersections of creativity and disability. Hosted by poet, academic, and author, Dr...
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  • Creating Art for the People with Moneca Sinclaire
    What role can writing, reflection, and the help of a good counsellor play in a journey towards healing? How can storytelling help to complexify the field of diabetes research? And why, amidst a culture that expects self-doubt, is it so important to sometimes just say “eff this, I’m doing it anyways!” In this episode, Coco sits down to discuss these questions and more with Dr. Moneca Sinclaire, a multidisciplinary Nehinan artist and researcher who upcycles trash into interactive sculptures that even the teenagers down the block want to play with. You can follow Moneca on instagram @moneca_sinclaire. You can contact us at [email protected]. We’d love to hear from you! Click ⁠here⁠ for a full transcription of this episode.
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  • Cultivating Economies of Care with Angele Alook
    What projects might you find in the research portfolio of an Indigenous feminist sociologist with a penchant for labour studies? Is it possible for a 6-person team to co-author a truly cohesive book on climate change? And how do we go about restoring balance in a world based in greed and excess? In this episode, Emilia sits down to discuss these questions and more with Dr. Angele Alook, a multidisciplinary scholar and filmmaker whose recent documentary, Pîkopayin, explores the impact of industry on her home community of Big Stone Cree Nation. You can watch Angele’s film Pîkopayin at JustPowers.ca. And you can find her book, The End of This World at BTLBooks.com.  You can contact us at [email protected]. We’d love to hear from you! Click ⁠here⁠ for a full transcription of this episode.
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  • Tracing Stories like Rivers with Lyana Patrick
    Is there a connection between storytelling and wellbeing? How can we find beauty among lands and waters devastated by industry? And how does land-based knowledge and teaching defy disciplinary divisions and instead invite collaboration? In this episode, Emily sits down to discuss these questions and more with Dr. Lyana Patrick, a community-engaged researcher and filmmaker whose upcoming feature, Nechako, explores the impact of industry on the Nechako river and its people. You can follow Lyana on X @LyanaPatrick. And you can  find out more about her upcoming feature film Nechako at LanternFilms.ca/Nechako. You can contact us at [email protected]. We’d love to hear from you! Click ⁠here⁠ for a full transcription of this episode.
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  • Season 4 Trailer
    We're back for season four of On Being Ill! This time, we sat down with three Indigenous creatives who are working towards planetary health: Moneca Sinclaire is an artist and researcher who turns trash into interactive art for everyone to enjoy; Lyana Patrick is a filmmaker whose upcoming feature, Nechako, explores the impact of industry on her home community; and Angele Alook, co-author of The End of This World, Climate Justice in So-Called Canada, asks how we might go about restoring economies of care. Episodes will land in your feed next week. Stay tuned!
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  • Bending Into So Much More
    What might it look like to bridge the mediums of poetry and paper quilling? How can pain be represented visually? And what the heck is scanography anyways? In this episode, Emilia sits down to discuss these questions and more with Tea Gerbeza, a queer, disabled, and neurodivergent poet, writer, and multimedia artist who works with paper in her visual art, but also creates digital works on her scanner. You can find more of Tea’s work at TeaGerbeza.com Be sure to follow Tea on instagram @poetgerby; to see Tea’s paper quilling work, follow @teaandpaperdesigns You can contact us at [email protected]. We’d love to hear from you! Click here for a full transcription of this episode.
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