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Audio Description in Canada: Interview with Dr. Fels and Margot Whitfield Today we interview Dr. Fels from Ryerson University along with her colleague Margot Whitfield to learn about what is going on with Audio Description in Canada. Dr. Fels has dedicated her entire career to the study and application of inclusive media in theater, gaming, television, film, music and more. She has focused particularly on audio description and captioning. Join us as we learn about some of her findings and also the state of audio description in Canada. To leave feedback, suggestions, or ideas for a future podcast, please get in touch with the Picture This team by emailing your comments to or leave a voicemail at 857-302-2817. We may use your email or voicemail in a future episode. Show Notes:  (Toronto Star, December 10, 2019)  (Toronto Star, December 13, 2019) (Ryerson, November 13, 2020)  Accessible Media, Inc. – Deborah Fels, PhD. P.Eng. Professor, Ted Rogers School of Information Technology Management Director, Inclusive Media and Design Centre Ryerson University dfels@ryerson.ca   416.979.5000 x 7619 Margot Whitfield Scholarly Research and Creative Associate Ted Rogers School of Management RYERSON UNIVERSITY   T: 416-979-5000 ext. 7110

Audio Description in Canada: Interview with Dr. Fels and Margot Whitfield Today we interview Dr. Fels from Ryerson University along with her colleague Margot Whitfield to learn about what is going on with Audio Description in Canada. Dr. Fels has dedicated her entire career to the study and application of inclusive media in theater, gaming, television, film, music and more. She has focused particularly on audio description and captioning. Join us as we learn about some of her findings and also the state of audio description in Canada. To leave feedback, suggestions, or ideas for a future podcast, please get in touch with the Picture This team by emailing your comments to or leave a voicemail at 857-302-2817. We may use your email or voicemail in a future episode. Show Notes:  (Toronto Star, December 10, 2019)  (Toronto Star, December 13, 2019) (Ryerson, November 13, 2020)  Accessible Media, Inc. – Deborah Fels, PhD. P.Eng. Professor, Ted Rogers School of Information Technology Management Director, Inclusive Media and Design Centre Ryerson University dfels@ryerson.ca   416.979.5000 x 7619 Margot Whitfield Scholarly Research and Creative Associate Ted Rogers School of Management RYERSON UNIVERSITY   T: 416-979-5000 ext. 7110

Audio Description in Canada: Interview with Dr. Fels and Margot Whitfield Today we interview Dr. Fels from Ryerson University along with her colleague Margot Whitfield to learn about what is going on with Audio Description in Canada. Dr. Fels has dedicated her entire career to the study and application of inclusive media in theater, gaming, television, film, music and more. She has focused particularly on audio description and captioning. Join us as we learn about some of her findings and also the state of audio description in Canada. To leave feedback, suggestions, or ideas for a future podcast, please get in touch with the Picture This team by emailing your comments to or leave a voicemail at 857-302-2817. We may use your email or voicemail in a future episode. Show Notes:  (Toronto Star, December 10, 2019)  (Toronto Star, December 13, 2019) (Ryerson, November 13, 2020)  Accessible Media, Inc. – Deborah Fels, PhD. P.Eng. Professor, Ted Rogers School of Information Technology Management Director, Inclusive Media and Design Centre Ryerson University dfels@ryerson.ca   416.979.5000 x 7619 Margot Whitfield Scholarly Research and Creative Associate Ted Rogers School of Management RYERSON UNIVERSITY   T: 416-979-5000 ext. 7110

Interview location : Canada Interview date : Thursday July 30th, 2020 Role : Decred Theorist If you enjoy Decred in Depth you can help support the show by : - Subscribing - Share the show and episodes with your family and friends Decred is an autonomous digital currency. With a hybrid consensus system, it is built to be a decentralized, sustainable, and self-ruling currency where stakeholders make the rules. Join the Decred community! Decred: decred.org/community Twitter: twitter.com/decredproject Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/decred Facebook : www.facebook.com/decredproject

The topic for the first half is a case involving the banning of a film, Killing Europe, from the Ottawa Public Library. But legally, there isn't much to discuss, so we get to talk about the film instead. The second half of the show is dedicated to Christie Blatchford, recently deceased Canadian journalist and recipient of the Justice Centre's 2019 George Jonas Award.Justice Centre Active Cases: Weld v. Ottawa Public LibraryJohn Carpay in The Post Millenial, Sep 2019: ‘Killing Europe' and killing politically incorrect expression OAN on Youtube, May 21, 2018: Death of Free Speech in Canada (Interview with "Killing Europe" producer Michael Hansen)The Telegraph, Dec 19, 2019: JK Rowling declares 'sex is real' in defiance of landmark employment court transgender rulingDutchNews, Jun 25, 2019: Wilders' appeal in anti-Moroccan due to restart, despite interference claimsDW Akademie, Dec 23, 2005: No Room for Holocaust Denial in GermanyDW Akademie, Jul 2, 2016: French parliament votes to criminalize denial of Armenian genocideDaily Mail, Oct 25, 2018: Woman's conviction in Austria for calling the Prophet Mohammed a paedophile did not breach her right to free speech, European Court of Human Rights rulesAlliance Defending Freedom InternationalThe Irish Times, Feb 12, 2005: Pastor cleared over anti-gay sermonJustice Centre News Release, Feb 12, 2020: Justice Centre pays tribute to Christie Blatchford; video of her 2019 speechGeorge Jonas in The National Post, Feb 28, 2012: Supreme Court ruling puts final nail in the coffin of religious freedomCBC, Jun 13, 2019: MP Cooper's statements on NZ attacker will be purged from the official recordToronto Star, Oct 27, 2018: New York Review of Books publishes responses to controversial Jian Ghomeshi essayPatrick Witt in the Boston Globe, Nov 3, 2014: A sexual harassment policy that nearly ruined my lifeOttawa Citizen, Dec 19, 2019: Former Afghanistan hostage Joshua Boyle found not guilty on all countsTheme music "Carpay Diem" by Dave StevensSupport the show (https://www.jccf.ca/donate/)

Interview location : Canada Interview date : Sunday 12th Jan, 2020 Role : Decred Theorist If you enjoy Decred in Depth you can help support the show by : - Subscribing - Share the show and episodes with your family and friends Connect with Ammar : Twitter : twitter.com/ammarooni Decred is an autonomous digital currency. With a hybrid consensus system, it is built to be a decentralized, sustainable, and self-ruling currency where stakeholders make the rules. Join the Decred community! Decred: decred.org/community Twitter: twitter.com/decredproject Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/decred Facebook : www.facebook.com/decredproject

N'oublie pas de t'abonner, de liker et de partager la vidéo autour de toi pour soutenir mon travail ! Q U I S U I S - J E ? Je suis Eloïse, j'ai 19 ans, je viens de Paris et j'ai vécu à Montréal pendant un an pour faire des études d'anthropologie et d'arts libéraux. P R O J E T Le bilinguisme à Montréal est sûrement la chose qui m'a le plus fascinée à mon arrivée, alors j'ai voulu approfondir le sujet en interviewant des amis qui le vivent au quotidien. Ce troisième épisode est avec Harry, étudiant français comme moi, qui a habité quatre ans à Montréal et vient de finir son baccalauréat / sa licence en anthropologie et philosophie. Avec Harry, nous avons parlé de : - De sa transition entre sa vie en France et sa vie au Canada - De son intérêt pour l’anthropologie et la philosophie et ses études à l’université - D’éudier en anglais en tant que francophone - du parler français, québécois et du franglais franglais - du libéralisme économique et social au Canada Interview avec Harry Danon au micro d’Eloïse Armary Design graphique : Tom O’Dwyer

Changes in IP in Canada – Interview with Susannah Rolston – IP Fridays – Episode 96