Appreciate the story but concerned about the capacity of the host to hold these dark truths
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“I really appreciated this podcast for these truths about what’s happened in Canada to children in residential schools need to be spoken out loud, heard and held by all. I was a bit disappointed in the hosts response as the people shared their traumatic experiences ... the way he gasped and responded to his speakers. Made me wonder if the host had the capacity to really hold what happened. Gasping is all it takes sometimes to quiet people who have been traumatized as they can feel shame and be confused about do I have to take care of my listener now? Additionally, when one speaker says he hopes the abusers will be prosecuted the host responds and appears to to be questioning the speaker by pointing out the abusers are old… as if age should make a difference in accountability. The podcast host needs to learn more about being a witness to trauma before taking on such a project.”
Beefsky via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/01/23
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“This is a heartbreaking podcast that all Canadians should listen to on their individual truth and reconciliation journey. Through these stories it is clear that indigenous peoples deserve restitution, that those responsible need to be held accountable, and that this part of our history needs to...”Read full review »
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Canada ·
06/24/22
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“Incredible reporting. Thank you for bringing these stories to light.”
UICnessa via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/23/22
“I cried right along with the survivors
I pray they find peace”
rudytutes via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/12/22
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