• Met Radio Presents: Diverse Dreams

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Met Radio Presents: Diverse Dreams

By: Met Radio
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  • Independently produced audio mini-series commissioned by Met Radio! This feed will be updated regularly with new series.

    Currently airing: Diverse Dreams, a podcast series celebrating the journeys of Canadian para-athletes. Join Tiago Cordeiro and Eva Miranda as they explore the impact of sports on lives and communities, leading up to the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.
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Episodes
  • Diverse Dreams: Episode 4 - Inspiring Dreams

    Diverse Dreams: Episode 4 - Inspiring Dreams
    Jun 12 2024
    In Episode 4 of "Diverse Dreams," Tiago Cordeiro and Eva Maia Miranda celebrate the stories of para-athletes. They highlight the legacy of Terry Fox and Rick Hansen, who raised millions for cancer and spinal cord research through their incredible journeys. The episode also features personal accounts from athletes like Tara Llanes and Liam Stanley, discussing their challenges and triumphs. Nate Gray shares how his family's support and his journey in parasports have fueled his desire to inspire others. The hosts encourage listeners to support Canadian para-athletes at the upcoming Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.

    Produced by Tiago Cordeiro and Eva Maia Miranda

    Music: Ages Ago by Brock Hewitt

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    9 mins
  • Diverse Dreams: Episode 3 - Dreams in Action: The Parapan of Santiago

    Diverse Dreams: Episode 3 - Dreams in Action: The Parapan of Santiago
    Jun 5 2024
    Tiago Cordeiro and Eva Maia Miranda discuss the Canadian para-athletes' performances at the Santiago 2023 Parapan American Games, the last major event before the Paris 2024 Paralympics. The Canadian team achieved significant success, with standout performances in para badminton and para cycling, contributing to a total of 52 medals. Co-Chefs de Mission Josh Van der Vies and Karolina Wisniewska praised the athletes' achievements and highlighted the importance of disability pride and inclusive sports. The episode also celebrated individual milestones, including Alexandre Hayward's four medals and quota spots earned for the Paris 2024 Games. Despite some setbacks, such as the women's wheelchair basketball team losing to the U.S., the games were a testament to Canada's determination and talent.

    Produced by Tiago Cordeiro and Eva Maia Miranda

    Music: Ages Ago by Brock Hewitt

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    10 mins
  • Diverse Dreams: Episode 2 - The Cheapest Dreamers?

    Diverse Dreams: Episode 2 - The Cheapest Dreamers?
    May 29 2024
    Hosted by Tiago Cordeiro and Eva Miranda, this episode explores how Canadian society supports its para-athletes, emphasizing the financial and training disparities they face. Canada has hosted numerous major sporting events, but Paralympic athletes still struggle with limited funding and resources. Liam Stanley, a para-athlete, shares his rigorous training routine, highlighting the dedication required without adequate financial support. The episode also discusses the Athlete Assistance Program and recent funding for mental health services for athletes and complexities of the Paralympic classification system and the impact of financial challenges on para-athletes' careers.

    Produced by Tiago Cordeiro and Eva Maia Miranda

    Music: Ages Ago by Brock Hewitt

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    13 mins

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