Ep. 5 - There's Something in the Water

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Colin Ellis speaks with Ingrid Waldron about There's Something in the Water, the documentary that Nova Scotia-born actor Ellen Page made about Waldron's book about environmental racism, and what it's like to have a celebrity take interest in your work and advocacy.
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Dec 03, 2019
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