Season 2, Episode 1 Pomp and Circumstance In various places, hearings and committees are happening to further understand how the pandemic was (mis)handled. Cheryl, Chris, and Kay review New Brunswick’s ‘top doctor’ Jennifer Russell’s appearance at the Standing Committee on Public Accounts. What happened? And where do we go from here?

Resources mentioned:

⁠⁠⁠PoPNB's piece on NB Chief Medical Officer of Health's AA History of Inadequacy and Abandonment

Watch the full webcast of the Standing Committee on Public Accounts' questioning of the NB Chief Medical Officer of Health⁠

Linsey Marr on 60 Minutes

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Chris provides a brief update on what we're working on and offers a perspective on the reasons to keep having difficult conversations.

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How is western society organizing and perceiving an ongoing pandemic? Why have a plan when there supposedly is no problem? We talk about the societal construct of framing and how messages can be portrayed, warped, and slowly believed. There are some big ideas in this episode that help make sense of how so many people are turning away from the truth, while Cheryl, Chris, and Kay refuse to look away. They deconstruct what is happening and analyze what language is being used, and insightfully, what language is being excluded.

Resources mentioned:

⁠⁠PoPNB's piece on Manufacturing Apathy

CanCovid's How Language Shapes Change: Perspectives on the Most and Least Effective Communication Strategies and Tactics During the COVID‑19 Pandemic

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