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Jan 25, 2017  'Rise' series documents frontlines of Indigenous movementsRise is a fantastic new series that covers a resurgent Indigenous cultural urgency, filmed by Toronto's Christopher Yapp and executive directed by award-winning filmmaker Michelle Latimer. |
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Jan 25, 2017  Julian Baggini on 'The Edge of Reason,' radical skepticism and a post-truth societyface2face Julian and Face2Face host David Peck talk about his new book "The Edge of Reason," radical skepticism, a post-truth society, and why science doesn't have a monopoly on truth. |
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Jan 24, 2017  Wearing pinkgooderGoods Pink reflections on the Women's March. Pussycat hats and choosing feminist fashion attire. |
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Jan 20, 2017  W.H. Auden's poetry resonates on Trump's inauguration dayHow did Auden (W.H.) get it so right? He died in 1973, but his lines come to mind during the 21st century's most wracked moments. |
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Jan 19, 2017  Blood of Extraction: Canadian Imperialism in Latin Americaradio book lounge Canadian mining interests in Latin America often claim that they are providing jobs and investing in the local community. But a new book by Todd Gordon and Jeffery R. Webber shows otherwise. |
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Jan 18, 2017  The robots are coming... for our jobsWhen we think about robots, we worry that, like Transformers, they will be hulking, dangerous machines. But what if they are more subtle? What if they just steal our jobs? |
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Jan 18, 2017  Elisa Paloschi on her new film 'Driving with Selvi,' child marriage and being in the momentface2face Elisa and Face2Face host David Peck talk about child marriage, being present, staying positive and why Selvi's story is an inspiration to us all. |
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Jan 13, 2017  Joseph Boyden controversy sheds light on community and belongingWhat makes you part of a community is those concrete connections, known to you and acknowledged by others. It isn't the stories you hear or tell, pace Boyden. |
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Jan 13, 2017  On wildness: Community and control in urban green spaceThe wild and wayward life of a tiny, disproportionately lively square of parkland in Toronto's west end has a lesson to teach us about the rewards of relinquishing control. |
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Jan 12, 2017  People Powered: The Activists Behind Vancouver’s Climate Justice MovementRabbledocs Rebecca Visser looks at what drives Vancouver-based activists in their fight for climate justice. Produced as part of the "Making Time for Radio" project of Simon Fraser's CJSF Radio. |
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Jan 11, 2017  Luke Galati on community, basketball, Toronto and gentrificationface2face Luke Galati on community, the changing face of Toronto and gentrification. "Eastern" captures the story of a high school basketball powerhouse but is a story of the changing face of a neighbourhood. |
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Jan 11, 2017  When Christmas becomes 'Excessmass'Penney Kome As gift economies go, the First Nations' potlatches were more efficient at redistributing wealth. |
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Jan 10, 2017  Meryl Streep's extraordinary speech on press freedom is just as urgent for CanadiansDuncan Pike Despite the differences between our prime minister and the incoming U.S. president, press freedom in Canada will need to be defended every bit as vigorously in 2017 as in the United States. |
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Jan 5, 2017  Full disclosure buyinggooderGoods Kelly Okamura goes on a final shop at Honest Ed's, passes on bargains and owns up to buying an artificial tree. |
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Jan 4, 2017  An evening with George Elliott ClarkeNeeds No Introduction Canada's seventh poet laureate talks about being Africanadian, and his most recent book "The Motorcyclist." |
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Jan 4, 2017  AirPods are not just earphones -- they're a metaphor of the futureIf all you do is consider AirPods earphones, you limit your ability to think expansively about what they could be, and what they presage. |
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Dec 30, 2016  Joseph Boyden and the identity trapJ. Baglow The Joseph Boyden imbroglio raises fundamental questions about identity. |
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Dec 29, 2016  The Courage Herd on Living on PurposeLiving On Purpose Host Lynn Thompson meets with Tina Turner, owner of The Courage Herd on a farm outside Ottawa, and explores Facilitated Equine Experiential Learning. |
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Dec 23, 2016  Culture is the last great British exportEngland used to be the heart of the world's ruling empire. It imposed its self-serving version of "peace" everywhere. Nothing's left now but culture. |
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Dec 22, 2016  The year in your earrabble radio World Social Forum, a steampunk mystery and getting in a good headspace for the new year. Some highlights from the rabble podcast network in 2016. |
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Dec 22, 2016  Palestinian filmmaker facing deportation from Norway after officials claim he is not a directorNorwegian film organizations and unions have banded together in an international call for help in the case of a Palestinian filmmaker, Mohamed Jabaly, who could be deported Dec. 30. |
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Dec 21, 2016  The year in your ear: Instant replays from the rabble podcast networkVictoria Fenner There's lots of work for us to do in the New Year to help restore this planet to health and happiness. But for now, take a break and have a listen to some of our faves from the rabble podcast network. |
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Dec 20, 2016  Revolutionary program empowers girls with media literacy and activism skillsTania Ehret #HerDigitalVisions is an afterschool program that works with self-identified girls, building media literacy skills in order to better establish power in an online world. |
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Dec 16, 2016  A fierce holiday giving guide to build a better futureMaya Bhullar A Canadian activist guide to fight for food, shelter, the environment and peace this holiday. |
