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"We need to kiss that monster on the nose,” said Ronat John, M’Wikwedong Indigenous Friendship Centre. Sheatre presents the audio drama and talk series “Mishoo miinwaa Noki ~ You, Me And Wrinkles” (aka "Wrinkles"). With one in six seniors facing abuse, "Wrinkles" uses authentic voices -- both English and Ojibwe – to tell true stories that inspire listeners to bring elder abuse out of the shadows and normalize talking about it. Listen alone – or host listening parties to share local ideas. Go ...
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Fred, a man with a dark secret, meets his old friend Doris at a seniors’ residence — a chance encounter that changes their lives forever. Doris, an elder in age but a youngster in heart, is always guiding people to find their security and happiness. However, today's problems seem insurmountable, like abuse and neglect. Especially during the pandemic. Where can help be found? “Granny” weaves their story with humour, music and expert interviews to take you on a journey of how to identify and i ...
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What is elder abuse? In a public circle, stakeholders and community resources Talk About Elder Abuse in various forms. Above all they agree – remember the first of the Seven Grandfather teachings. Respect. Elders are an invaluable, precious resource. Our panelists represent a wide range of people, giving you an idea of where to go if help is needed…
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Meet people who help. Where can you go when you or someone you know needs to report abuse? Listen for ideas. Looking for what to do when you have Tenant/Landlord issues? Legal Aid has resources. What happens when you report a criminal violation to police? How do you prepare yourself? An officer tells us. Where can you go for help if it's not crimin…
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Gloria May Eshkibok, Dorothy Kennedy and Joan Chandler recall the project’s beginnings: moments from the workshop at Kitty Bell’s house, the magic of the live play, the social context, why they wanted to address something that’s not easy to talk about -- using theatre. “There was no pretence about it. There was no putting on airs or being in a diff…
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PART ONE: A recording of a Zoom event held May 18, 2022 Kitchi Nshinaabeg dibaataanaawaa Kitchi Nshinaabeg miji doodwindwaa – Elders talk about Elder Abuse in Ojibwe Aapiji go gegeti, aabdig Wii dbaamjigaade maanda nayi waabjigaadeg. Baatinat. [This is the truth. This needs to be looked at. There is too much of it.] Ron Odjig This episode is in two…
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PART TWO: A recording of a private post-event conversation on May 18, 2022 Description: This episode is in two parts. This second installment captures the group's excited private conversation afterwards, as they expressed how liberating, important and impactful it was to talk. The conversation about issues, resources and solutions continues. The fi…
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Surmounting colonialism, residential schools and the Sixties Scoop. As Austin Elliott tells the personal story of his family, he reveals how seismic policies and racist decisions by "settlers" have affected Indigenous people's lives, behaviours and relationships across the generations. In doing so, he helps us understand about consequences. And the…
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Kids are smart. They're observant. This recording captures the thoughts of a youth group at M'Wikwedong Indigenous Friendship Centre. They listen to excerpts from the episode "Thieves," talk about what they heard, what it means, how to deal with it, and what they'd like to see next. In the end, the Seven Grandfather Teachings underpin their hope fo…
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Financial Abuse! Unspoken shames. The Stories: A man steals his elderly alcoholic father’s money and bank cards. Another man neglects his mother’s spiritual well-being, forcing confinement and refusing her access to church and friends. We also hear about the beauty of wrinkles, and their meaning. Panel Discussion: Financial Abuse is the most common…
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The Story: For years her husband abused her; now that he’s had a stroke, she’s getting her revenge. a wife who can’t properly care for her invalid husband, overmedicates him and neglects his medical needs -- and she refuses to get him better care because her government benefit cheque would be reduced. The Discussion: The panel highlights the multip…
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The stories: Two stories focus on multi-generational abuse and relationships. In "Mockery" a youngster makes fun of a disabled elder. In "Let Grandma Take Care of It", when their child asks to be cared for, alcoholic parents sluff off their responsibilities onto grandmother, who lacks the financial resources and stamina for the job . The discussion…
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SCAMS!! The Story: When a widow is cheated, nobody steps up to take responsibility. It’s a scam! Who is this guy? Where does the buck stop? The late Elder Rose Peltier reflects on the act of “Respect”, now and in the past, and passes along her wisdom and wishes. The Discussion: It takes bravery and social responsibility to counter this problem. Don…
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A continuation of Thieves, Part 1. The story: Teenagers steal from and injure their grandfather. The discussion: Someone says, “We don't want to get to a point where the police are involved, but they might have to be.” What would happen if the police were called in? What could be the role of other authority figures, a counselor or an Elder be in th…
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The stories: Teenagers steal from and injure grandfather; sweet memories of grandmother’s wrinkles. The discussion: Young people start the conversation with the question, "What is elder abuse? " A survivor tells of post-traumatic stress. Grass roots services for youth are the subject of counsellors from Saugeen First Nation. Dorothy Wassegijig-Kenn…
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An introduction to the podcast. Elder Shirley John offers an opening, a song, a prayer and the Seven Grandfathers Teachings. Joan Chandler talks about upcoming Episodes. New episodes every Tuesday. For information about the podcast and speakers, visit Sheatre's website, www.sheatre.com. Chi miigwech. We welcome your support of this program through …
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A bonus episode! The face of calm, technology, power of attorney and identity theft, housing and food security, finding balance -- these are some of the themes discussed by experts in elder care and abuse during Covid-19. Resource people are: Kim Stewart (BDO Canada), Tanya Coulter (M’Wikwedong Indigenous Friendship Centre), Jackie Ralph (CMHA Grey…
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Wondering what to do and where to turn if you see troubling behavior or signs of abuse? Are you feeling burned out as a caregiver? It may feel uncomfortable to take action. Resource people address those questions and offer guidance: Tanya Coulter (M’Wikwedong Indigenous Friendship Centre), Jackie Ralph (CMHA Grey Bruce), Jason Cranny (Owen Sound Po…
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Can Fred help? Things are falling apart as Doris searches for a way to calm Fred’s storm-clouds while she organizes a big variety show concert for the residents. A newer resident suffers when she can’t get to church. Can they sing the blues away? Jackie Ralph (CMHA Grey Bruce), Jason Cranny (Owen Sound Police Service), and Pam McDermid (Grey Bruce …
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Fred’s admiration for Doris grows when he witnesses her response to a street altercation and hears how she rescued farm-bound Charlie during a blizzard. She asks Fred to help her solve another problem. Guests Jason Cranny (Owen Sound Police Services) and Tanya Shute (Southeast Grey Community Health Centre) examine the issues of isolation, scams, an…
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The story: Fred, a man with a dark secret, bumps into his old friend Doris at a seniors’ residence. As they reminisce about their days in a musical society, Fred learns what happened to a once dear friend at the hands of her sister. Doris ponders the future. The chat: Following the audio-drama, guests Jackie Ralph (CMHA Grey Bruce) and Sandra Hong …
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