David Lewry
David Lewry
Shifting Perspectives
Shifting Perspectives
Shifting Perspectives
Wednesday 15th May 2024
Join David and Michelle as they discuss their changing views on the Calgary Police, recent protests, and the emotional impact on their community.
115 minutes
Honest
Raw
Eye-opening
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Recovery Reimagined
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Episode Overview
- David and Michelle discuss their changing views on Calgary Police.
- The episode covers recent student protests advocating for Palestinian rights.
- Explores themes of racism and systemic abuse within law enforcement.
- Emphasises the importance of honouring one's anger in response to injustice.
- Calls for societal changes and collective action against systemic issues.
We all have a right to our anger, and I hope we honour that in whatever way we need to
In this episode of the Voices In Recovery Podcast, hosts David Lewry and Michelle engage in a raw and candid conversation about their shifting perspectives on the Calgary Police. The episode dives into their personal experiences and the broader implications of police actions during recent protests at the University of Calgary and the University of Alberta. David and Michelle express their anger and frustration over the violent suppression of student demonstrations advocating for Palestinian rights.
They discuss the emotional toll these events have taken on them and the community, emphasising the importance of honouring one's anger in the face of injustice. The episode also touches on themes of racism, systemic abuse, and the role of law enforcement in perpetuating these issues. With heartfelt anecdotes and unfiltered dialogue, David and Michelle provide a space for listeners to reflect on their own experiences and the societal changes needed.
The discussion is both eye-opening and deeply personal, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in social justice and recovery. Don't miss out on this powerful conversation that challenges the status quo and calls for collective action.