In the season finale of Speak, Unspoken, we sit down with licensed therapist and content creator, Simone Saunders. We discuss how she’s been able to bridge the worlds of social media and mental health.

What is disability justice? This episode features a thought provoking conversation with artist Theodore Walker Robinson, who helps unpack the transformative principles behind crip and mad justice. These frameworks go beyond medical understandings of disability rights and roots us in the contextual present where life as it is, is maddening and disabling. 

“Do you remember bashment parties?” This episode begs to answer this of many questions including how do we find community in these end of times? Featuring two of today’s most impactful advocates and community builders Tanya Turton & Debbie Owusu-Akyeeah.  

Dr. Dryden takes us through the history of blood donation in Canada This episode is spicy, fun and informative.

In the premiere episode of Speak, Unspoken, we sit down with writer, therapist, and somatics teacher Prentis Hemphill for a powerful and intimate conversation about the role of the body in healing and wellness.