What's the opposite of repetitive and predictable small talk? This podcast! Joletta Cheung and Edward Lu, two young Canadians in their twenties, come together every second Friday to talk about interesting conflicts that come up in our day to day lives. Sparking debate on taboo or double-sided topics to really get us thinking about how we reason our thoughts and actions. If you're looking for some good old fashioned self reflecting discussions or maybe just want to listen to a couple argue, then you've found your perfect match!
Interest in Conflict
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Podcast Overview
What's the opposite of repetitive and predictable small talk? This podcast! Joletta Cheung and Edward Lu, two young Canadians in their twenties, come together every second Friday to talk about interesting conflicts that come up in our day to day lives. Sparking debate on taboo or double-sided topics to really get us thinking about how we reason our thoughts and actions. If you're looking for some good old fashioned self reflecting discussions or maybe just want to listen to a couple argue, then you've found your perfect match!
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Publishing Since
6/7/2020
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Recent Episodes
September 25, 2020
Interest in Conflict #6 - Life as a First/Second Gen Canadian Part 2
Arujala shares her reflections of the impact on her upbringing due to the trauma her parents had to go through being refugees. In a state of uncertainty whether or not Canada is a new home or just temporary, we discover why friends and family choose to stay. Will we be different?
August 24, 2020
Interest in Conflict #5 - Life as a First/Second Gen Canadian Part 1
Joletta and Edward are joined with Arujala to share their family's journey moving across the world to Canada. How is it different? How do you identify yourself? How easy is it to seem integrated in Canada or your native country? Although it is undeniable that our parent's struggles were much worse than anything we had to experience, we share our unique perspective on what it is like to be raised by immigrant parents striving to adapt in Canada.
July 22, 2020
Interest in Conflict #4 - Women in STEM
What is it like to be a woman studying/working in the STEM (Science, Techonolgy, Engineering, Math)? Do they have it easier or are there more hurdles to jump? How do women end up in the STEM field? We'll be debunking the myths and exploring the underlying stigmas that women have to go through during their journey studying and working in STEM. With our special guest Wish and our cohosts Joletta and Edward, we provide stark contrasts between male and female engineering experiences.
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