We're All Mad Here

In this episode of We're All Mad Here, we share a candid conversation about cultural appropriation and the dehumanization of Indigenous Peoples. *strong language warning

In this episode of We're All Mad Here, we take you into the curmudgeonly world of disliking small talk.///You can support this podcast on Acast+. Memberships start at just $5/month. Learn more here: https://plus.acast.com/s/were-all-mad-here///You can become a member of our Substack at joketalkyellwrite.com. It's free to join.///Series theme music courtesy of Rex Banner on Artist.com. Other music by: Chris Zabriskie.

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A five-hour drive on a Friday afternoon starts a new chapter for Ryan, Mad, and family as they head out to the suburbs east of Toronto on a Kijiji mission to decolonize the world one little green bin at a time.////DECOLONIAL LITTLE LIBRARY ON INSTAGRAMinstagram.com/decoloniallittlelibrary////You can become a member of our Substack at joketalkyellwrite.com. It's free to join.////Series theme music courtesy of Rex Banner on Artist.com.

In this episode of We're All Mad Here, Ryan and Madeline take you into the den to introduce themselves and the series. Here you'll get a taste of what to expect from the series; you'll hear a lively debate about the value of vests, and Ruford, the cat, makes his first cameo on the show.You can become a member of our Substack at joketalkyellwrite.com. It's free to join.Series theme music courtesy of: Rex Banner on Artlist.com

My partner Madeline and I have decided to join forces to bring you a podcast with a wide-open format featuring conversations, interviews, medium-ish dives into news and pop culture, and other loose rantings on all the things that are pissing us off on any given day.Madeline is funny and charming and smart and truly is my better half. She always has insightful and important things to say about everything. I’m glad I convinced her to join me in making this podcast series.I say fuck a lot and have produced a similar project (Ryan McMahon Gets Angry) before. When thinking about the next podcast series I wanted to produce, I wanted to keep the format loose, continue to say fuck, and overall, I just wanted to have fun.Together, we’re working to blend our families in an intentional and good way, raising our son and building a beautiful life. One thing that really works in our relationship is our conversations - they’re open and frank. When we get the house quiet at night, we often sit in our den and chat late into the night. We don’t always agree (she’s Mohawk, and I’m Ojibway, know what I’m sayin’), and our chats are always excellent. Ultimately, we often arrive at what feels like a brand-new place together. This is what we’re aiming to do with We’re All Mad Here - bring our audience to brand-new places and understandings through curiosity, conversations, love, and humour.