Trish Wood
Trish Wood
Ken Drysdale and Karen Esperson: Suffer the Children
Ken Drysdale and Karen Esperson: Suffer the Children
Ken Drysdale and Karen Esperson: Suffer the Children
Friday 16th May 2025
Join Trish Wood as she discusses Canada's children's welfare and a controversial ostrich farm with Ken Drysdale and Karen Esperson.
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Get the buttons here!Trish Wood Explores Controversies: Kids' Welfare & Ostrich Farming
Episode Overview
- Ken Drysdale discusses concerning findings about Canada's children.
- Karen Esperson addresses controversy surrounding her ostrich farm.
- Exploration of media's role in shaping public narratives.
- The importance of critical thinking in journalism.
- Insight into government accountability and public policy.
Why would she take her book bag outside to play? That doesn't make very much sense.
This episode of 'Trish Wood is Critical' brings together two intriguing interviews that promise to stir your curiosity. First up, Trish Wood chats with Ken Drysdale from the National Citizens’ Coalition, who shares some unsettling findings about the state of Canada's children. It's a conversation that raises important questions about how we care for our youngest citizens and what can be done to improve their wellbeing. Then, Trish dives into the controversy surrounding Universal Ostrich Farms with owner Karen Esperson.
The farm has been attracting quite the media buzz, and Karen is here to set the record straight about what's really happening behind the scenes. Amidst the chaos, you'll find discussions about the intersection of science, agriculture, and public policy that are bound to get you thinking. Trish's signature style - empathetic yet tough - ensures these interviews are not just informative but engaging.
Whether you're interested in the complexities of public health or curious about ostrich farming controversies, this episode has something for everyone. So, why not take a moment to listen and see what all the fuss is about?