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Jun 14, 2022 35 min

Exposing the Garden Path: Controversy

from Indigenous 150+ Hosted by Erin Blondeau

Exposing the Garden Path is a podcast that reports on the dirty secrets of the climate crisis. In this pilot episode, Métis journalist Erin Blondeau, digs into the Alberta government's controversial claim that anyone who opposes the tar sands is a part of a foreign-funded conspiracy. She also shares reflections from her father, Doug Blondeau, and the impacts working 20 years in the oil sands had on him and their family. Controversy, is the pilot for a proposed podcast series called "Exposing the Gaden Path" developed in Good Influence Films' Advanced Digital Storytelling and Podcast Training Program. It was developed by Erin Blondeau with story mentoring by Donna McElligot. If you enjoyed what you heard please rate the episode which helps it get recommended to others! To learn about Good Influence Films and Indigenous 150+ training programs and events: https://goodinfluencefilms.com/podsubscribe

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