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“This is a wonderful podcast. It is so tragic, but handled so delicately. I was extremely moved by this. The narrator is wonderful and tells this story with such care for the families and generations affected by these injustices. This is 100% worth the listen. This information needs to be shared with the world. Thank you for all of your hard work and to the families sharing their stories.”
Miarobinson via Apple Podcasts ·
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06/09/22
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“Essential, haunting, and heart-breaking listening for all Canadians. Told with exquisite kindness and compassion by Duncan McCue. I was touched by the incredible strength of the survivors to share their difficult stories and the ongoing trauma of what they endured.”
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07/05/22
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“I have a great deal of respect for Duncan but question his motives, after speaking with Doady, asking the brothers if the wanted to here the audio. Regardless of what Doady would have said this is so totally inappropriate and lacks sensitivity and compassion for how they suffered at the hands of...”Read full review »
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06/26/22
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“Thank you for this unsanitized deep dive into the history of what really happened to Canada’s First Nation people at residential schools. The unfiltered personal accounts of abuse, the far reaching effects of that abuse and the extensive research into the past makes this podcast a must listen for...”Read full review »
Warm Heart Cold Toes via Apple Podcasts ·
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