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CAMcelled

by Delia Burgess and Neil Ganju

A light hearted take on the (very serious) topic of free speech and cancel culture. Presented by Delia Burgess and Neil Ganju:Two Cambridge students, both from Melbourne. One from the inner south east, the other with an Isle of Man arm tatt. One a big leftie, the other not so much. One a fierce advocate for free speech, the other one asking whether cancel culture is real. One a POC and West Coast supporter. The other one not sure whether that is relevant.Both agree that true diversity and inclusion should involve intellectual and viewpoint diversity, so all opinions welcome here!

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  1. Episode 8 - Should the word "breastfeeding" be cancelled?

    Fact checking: Re origins of the wordwife from google: Middle English: probably from the obsolete preposition mid ‘with’ + wife (in the archaic sense ‘woman’), expressing the sense ‘a woman who is with (the mother’). Sexual orientation was NOT in the census

  2. Episode 7 - Should male candidates be cancelled?

    We tried to be structured this episode and ended up rambling more than ever... 0:00 - Delia's next youtube video on a non fiction book (Prisoners of Geography) 16:20 - Neil's take on Djoka 21:20 - The pope's message on cancel culture 24:30 - Podcast feedback from a Cambridge coach - stop...

  3. Episode 6 - Should Julian Assange be cancelled?

    Julian Assange - hero or a villain? We get right into it on this ep. Should Julian be extradited to the US? What is he guilty of anyway? How does his case relate to freedom of the press?

  4. Episode 5 - Should H&M have been cancelled in China?

    In this episode we discuss what happened to H&M in China in March 2021 after a corporate statement on Xinjiang cotton lead to a consumer boycott. 0.00 - Did you know 5% of Australia's population is of Chinese ancestary? We discuss Chinese immigration in Australia and why when talking about…

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  5. Episode 4 – Should journalists be cancelled for speaking out against their governments?

    At the start of the episode Neil says his answer to whether journalists should be cancelled is categorically no. He says this referring to this year's Nobel Peace Prize winner journalists, who we discuss in this episode. However by the end of the episode Delia finds an example of a journalist…

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  6. Episode 3 - Do cancelled successful people still deserve our compassion?

    Hi! It’s Delia. On this ep we discuss: 1. (from 18:40) The best reason to not be racist (NB: I know I accidentally said 1/3 or 2/3 instead of 3/5 re the US constitution *facepalm*… THIS is why I am setting out to read 100 nonfiction books: shameless plug for my youtube channel follow my journey...

  7. Episode 2 - Should resurfaced social media posts result in loss of employment?

    Opening: Feedback from the first show and host @chaotic_zingerbox being worried about his own social media content 14:00: Main segment - English Cricketer Ollie Robinson and US journalist Alexi McCammond separately losing employment for racist / sexist / homophobic tweets they posted as teenagers...

  8. Episode 1 - Should Hitler impersonations be banned?

    Our first episode! We discuss the controversy surrounding the Cambridge Union (defender of free speech since 1815) following the 4 Nov 2021 debate where prominent art critic Andrew Graham-Dixon used a Hitler impersonation to argue that there is such thing as bad taste. The aftermath involved the...

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

A light hearted take on the (very serious) topic of free speech and cancel culture. Presented by Delia Burgess and Neil Ganju:Two Cambridge students, both from Melbourne. One from the inner south east, the other with an Isle of Man arm tatt. One a big leftie, the other not so much. One a fierce advocate for free speech, the other one asking whether cancel culture is real. One a POC and West Coast supporter. The other one not sure whether that is relevant.Both agree that true diversity and inclusion should involve intellectual and viewpoint diversity, so all opinions welcome here!

HOSTED BY

Delia Burgess and Neil Ganju

CATEGORIES

society culture

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A light hearted take on the (very serious) topic of free speech and cancel culture. Presented by Delia Burgess and Neil Ganju:Two Cambridge students, both from Melbourne. One from the inner south east, the other with an Isle of Man arm tatt. One a big leftie, the other not so much. One a fierce...

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