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How well can you judge the content of a book by just the title and cover? In this fun, light episode, Jessal attempts this task with a stack of books from Paige's collection.
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People around the world tell Paige about what they would like to see less and more of in stories with characters like them. In this episode, Kitt O'Malley speaks about the vital aspect missing from representation of most characters experiencing bipolar disorder, substance misuse and suicidal ideation.
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What's the connection between parents, skin cancer excisions, and rushing? This delicious episode tries to focus on food, with many related and unrelated topics discussed along the way.
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People around the world tell Paige about what they would like to see less and more of in stories with characters like them. In this episode, Sean Greenlee explores how media depicts the dynamics of interracial relationships and influenced the way he navigated being a biracial child. He also discusses the role of social media, and a specific example of current television accurately portraying the experience of a multicultural family.
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People around the world tell Paige about the real life impact of how characters show up in stories. In this episode, Jason Chang uses delicious food metaphors to explore the impact of film and social media, as well as the small things we can all do to make a positive contribution.
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People around the world tell Paige about what they would like to see less and more of in stories with characters like them. Dakshima Haputhanthri explains the personal impact of rigid representation of women from South Asia, and how a Queer identity adds complexity to her experience. She also reflects on the need for both pain and hope in authentic stories.
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Several months into living together, Jessal and Paige also had to work from home. In this episode they discuss various aspects of the experience, including working through some of Paige's favourite Australian kids shows from the 90s.
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People around the world tell Paige about what they would like to see less and more of in stories with characters like them. In this episode, Mounia Aram speaks about African animation and characters, explores tired clichés, and offers hope for the future of media representation.
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In this episode Jessal and Paige take you on a journey to Adelaide, incorrectly remember an actor's name, as well as talk through the first two family events they attended as a couple.
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People around the world tell Paige about what they would like to see less and more of in stories with characters like them. In this episode, Leslie Wingo discusses the single lens way people have previously showed up in stories, the connection between language and culture, as well as the beautiful layers of authentic characters with intersecting identities.
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In this episode, Jessal and Paige discuss some of the teething issues and daily routines when they moved into an apartment together.
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People around the world tell Paige about what they would like to see less and more of in stories with characters like them. In this episode, Melody Abedinejad discusses the direct impact of both lack of and misrepresentation of fat people, then offers ideas for a better way forward.
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People around the world tell Paige about what they would like to see less and more of in stories with characters like them. In this episode, Ross discusses the intersection between religion and the LGBTQ community, as well as issues and solutions in film, television, and news reporting.
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People around the world tell Paige about what they would like to see less and more of in stories with characters like them. In this episode, Allie reflects on how moving to Australia from China as a teenager has caused identity confusion, and the importance of storytelling as a solution.
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People around the world tell Paige about what they would like to see less and more of in stories with characters like them. In this special industry perspective episode, Ilyanne reflects on decades of advocacy for diversity in Hollywood, with a focus on roles for women over 40.
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People around the world tell Paige about what they would like to see less and more of in stories with characters like them. In this episode, Sergio speaks about the personal impact of stereotyped depictions of men and Italian immigrants, then reflects on the research approach taken for The Cuban.
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This is a relationship podcast to help reduce stigma associated with trans people. In this episode, Jessal and Paige talk through the final month before they took the step of cohabitating!
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People around the world tell Paige about what they would like to see less and more of in stories with characters like them. In this episode, Paige listens to Heidi speak about culture, religion, and sexuality.
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In the first episode of season two of Jessal and Paige's relationship, they talk anxious and awkward situation of meeting each other's parents!
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People around the world tell Paige about what they would like to see less and more of in stories with characters like them. In this episode, Paige listens to Tim speak about disability representation and appropriation.
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In the season one final episode of Jessal and Paige's relationship, they talk hobbies, a train trip, PTSD, islands, marriage proposal proposals, fights, and more!
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People around the world tell Paige about what they would like to see less and more of in stories with characters like them. In this episode, Paige listens to Zane speak about representation of disability, Hispanic people, and fluid sexuality.
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Jessal and Paige take you on a journey through their relationship, because trans people deserve a wholesome love story. In this episode, they speak about video games, and Jessal annoys Paige as usual.
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People around the world tell Paige about what they would like to see less and more of in stories with characters like them. In this episode, Paige listens to Gomathi speak about strong South Indian business women.
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Jessal and Paige take you on a journey through their relationship, because trans people deserve a wholesome love story. In this episode, they speak about how technology helped their relationship.
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People around the world tell Paige about what they would like to see less and more of in stories with characters like them. In this episode, Paige listens to John speak about the media still using tired de-sexualizing tropes to represent the LGBTQ+ community; best friend or deviant.
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Jessal and Paige take you on a journey through their relationship, because trans people deserve a wholesome love story. In this episode, they recall ideals, expectations, and their first big issue.
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In this episode, Paige Krystal Wilcox discusses some of the atypical ways her body response to sensory stimuli. Also known as P. K. Wilcox, Paige Krystal Wilcox is an award-winning activist, compassionate author, and Intentional Storytelling Consultant. Paige uses the Intentional Storytelling method to create compelling stories that counter unhealthy or unhelpful bias, tropes, and stereotypes in mainstream media. Her unique skillset draws on formal education in film, television, and theatre acting, business, corporate training, and communications. These are enhanced by more than 15 years of experience with host presenting, panel moderation, inclusion proofreading, creative writing, and book publishing. For more from Paige, see https://paigekrystalwilcox.com/
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Jessal and Paige take you on a journey through their relationship, because trans people deserve a wholesome love story. In this episode, they recall how Jessal chose to introduce Paige to the family.
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In this episode, Paige Krystal Wilcox discusses some of the ways her experience of life is influenced by being a Sober Xennial. Also known as P. K. Wilcox, Paige Krystal Wilcox is an award-winning activist, compassionate author, and Intentional Storytelling Consultant. Paige uses the Intentional Storytelling method to create compelling stories that counter unhealthy or unhelpful bias, tropes, and stereotypes in mainstream media. Her unique skillset draws on formal education in film, television, and theatre acting, business, corporate training, and communications. These are enhanced by more than 15 years of experience with host presenting, panel moderation, inclusion proofreading, creative writing, and book publishing. For more from Paige, see https://paigekrystalwilcox.com/
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Jessal and Paige take you on a journey through their relationship, because trans people deserve a wholesome love story. In this episode, they recall the events leading up to their first kiss.
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In this episode, Paige Krystal Wilcox discusses some of the ways her experience of life is influenced by the presence of a colour vision defect. Also known as P. K. Wilcox, Paige Krystal Wilcox is an award-winning activist, compassionate author, and Intentional Storytelling Consultant. Paige uses the Intentional Storytelling method to create compelling stories that counter unhealthy or unhelpful bias, tropes, and stereotypes in mainstream media. Her unique skillset draws on formal education in film, television, and theatre acting, business, corporate training, and communications. These are enhanced by more than 15 years of experience with host presenting, panel moderation, inclusion proofreading, creative writing, and book publishing. For more from Paige, see https://paigekrystalwilcox.com/
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Jessal and Paige take you on a journey through their relationship, because trans people deserve a wholesome love story. In this episode, they recall some awkward conversations and moments.
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In this episode, Paige Krystal Wilcox introduces her new podcast series entitled Surviving Life. Also known as P. K. Wilcox, Paige Krystal Wilcox is an award-winning activist, compassionate author, and Intentional Storytelling Consultant. Paige uses the Intentional Storytelling method to create compelling stories that counter unhealthy or unhelpful bias, tropes, and stereotypes in mainstream media. Her unique skillset draws on formal education in film, television, and theatre acting, business, corporate training, and communications. These are enhanced by more than 15 years of experience with host presenting, panel moderation, inclusion proofreading, creative writing, and book publishing.
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Jessal and Paige take you on a journey through their relationship, because trans people deserve a wholesome love story. In this episode, they recall how they met.
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