“We didn’t want to go up there to save anybody or tell anybody how they should think about identity of sexuality or family structure. We just wanted to let people speak and ideally what we can provide is to get that story and those voices out there." - Mark Kenneth Woods

For episode 8 we spoke to Mark Kenneth Woods about his documentary "Two Soft Two Hard" about the queer histories and realities of Inuit people in Nunavut. We discuss ethical considerations approaching this kind of oral history work, colonization’s effect on historial identities, and the rising queer youth generation.

Look for our next episode with Nadine Boulay where we listen to and discuss her interview with women who were seminal in Vancouver queer activism in the 70’s and 80’s, and family politics in the queer experience.

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