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- 22 July, 2021
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S1 - Episode 34
Sherley and Clove discuss:
• What we learned about the old 2 dollar bill – Queen Elizabeth II.
The meaning of the word?: insouciant [ in-soo-see-uhnt; French an-soo-syahn ]
• Jeff Bezos spaceflight with an all-civilian passenger, his comments on workers after the flight leaves an awful sound in people's ears. Gayle King asks if he's playing “I'm better game” with other billionaires.
• Indigenous employees were regularly sidelined by a “toxic” working environment in the office of Crown-Indigenous Relations minister carolyn bennett, but their complaints fell on deaf ears.
• On ‘Bible Scriptures 90210' Book of Samuel, Chapter 21 – Wilding out at the gates plus Chapter 22 – Snitches give stitches. The Players: David, son of Jesse, Ahimelek, the priest, Saul, and his chief shepherd Doeg, Achish, the king of Gath.
** Shoutout to Leslie Mac for listening to the show! Our hearts go out to you and the entire BLUU community **
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Episode Resources:
- The British royal family has turned a blind eye to its racist past via insider.com
- Jeff Bezos makes historic spaceflight with all-civilian crew
- Bezos' comments on workers after spaceflight draws rebuke
- CBS News' Gayle King Asks Jeff Bezos If He's Playing ‘Whose Is Bigger?'
- Crown-Indigenous Minister Carolyn Bennett's Office Is A 'Toxic' Workplace, Ex-Staffers Claim
“The cumulative impacts of structural racism have been felt throughout generations of Indigenous people and have caused collective wounds that are not easily mended. If decades of trauma are to be healed, systems such as justice and health need to address racial prejudice at all levels and move towards embracing the unique cultural traditions, healing and needs of Indigenous people. ”
S1 - Episode 34
Sherley and Clove discuss:
• What we learned about the old 2 dollar bill – Queen Elizabeth II.
The meaning of the word?: insouciant [ in-soo-see-uhnt; French an-soo-syahn ]
• Jeff Bezos spaceflight with an all-civilian passenger, his comments on workers after the flight leaves an awful sound in people's ears. gayle king asks if he's playing “I'm better game” with other billionaires.
• Indigenous employees were regularly sidelined by a “toxic” working environment in the office of Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister Carolyn Bennett, but their complaints fell on deaf ears.
• On ‘Bible Scriptures 90210' book of samuel, Chapter 21 – Wilding out at the gates plus Chapter 22 – Snitches give stitches. The Players: David, son of Jesse, Ahimelek, the priest, Saul, and his chief shepherd Doeg, Achish, the king of Gath.
** Shoutout to Leslie Mac for listening to the show! Our hearts go out to you and the entire BLUU community **
Join the community
Interact with us and with fellow ChoNillians to discuss the topics, pics and videos for this episode on Facebook.
Post 5 Stars Review!
Have a question or feedback to share? Submit it as a 5 stars review on apple podcasts to be read on the next episode.
Record your MSG!
Record and send us a message to chonilla's voicemail on speakpipe.com/chonilla to be played on the show
Episode Resources:
- The British royal family has turned a blind eye to its racist past via insider.com
- Jeff Bezos makes historic spaceflight with all-civilian crew
- Bezos' comments on workers after spaceflight draws rebuke
- CBS News' Gayle King Asks Jeff Bezos If He's Playing ‘Whose Is Bigger?'
- Crown-Indigenous Minister Carolyn Bennett's Office Is A 'Toxic' Workplace, Ex-Staffers Claim
“The cumulative impacts of structural racism have been felt throughout generations of Indigenous people and have caused collective wounds that are not easily mended. If decades of trauma are to be healed, systems such as justice and health need to address racial prejudice at all levels and move towards embracing the unique cultural traditions, healing and needs of Indigenous people. ”