Podcasts

rabble.ca is holding our donation drive right now, and rpn volunteers have put together some audio to give you some ideas of what you can give. You can listen here.

News from Africa via our regular podcast - produced and compiled by Hannah Senge and Victoire Ngome in Cameroon.

APC first went to air in the mid 1980s. We broadcast stories and issues from the Asia Pacific region from a labour and grassroots perspective.
The programs feature regular interviews with labour and human rights activists of the Asia Pacific region, updates on solidarity campaigns and reports of labour and progressive struggles in the region.Presented by Pier, Kavitha and Jiselle (pictured) as well as Diana and Budi.

John Bonnar is an independent journalist producing print, photo, video and audio stories about social justice issues in and around Toronto.

Get the most up-to-date human rights news and headlines at home and abroad from jhr. Our team of journalists in Canada and around the world strive to make everyone fully aware of their rights. Produced at CKUT Montreal.

Migrant Matters navigates through the interconnected issues that limit the freedom of people to move across borders (of all kinds) and stay wherever they choose. We bring into focus the individual faces and unique stories of migrant workers, "non-status" people, and racialized working-class immigrants, who are often left out of mainstream media. Airs monthly.

A series of speeches and lectures from the finest minds of our time. Fresh ideas from speakers of note.

rabble radio is the flagship show of the rpn. It's a mix of political commentary, soundseeing tours, movie reviews, and the latest in Canadian music. It's all produced by a country-wide cadre of volunteers.

From the South Pacific to big city streets, from big media to your inner ear, rabbledocs takes you on journeys of discovery with the best Canadian independent radio documentaries.

Stark Raven takes a critical look at incarceration and criminalization in Canada and around the world. Hear in-depth analysis of the criminal justice system that goes beyond the corporate media. Produced by the Stark Raven Media Collective in Vancouver, BC. More info, prison news & resources www.prisonjustice.ca.

A journalistic endeavour containing interviews, reports and documentaries from a year of screaming dangerously.

From the hilarity of women in comedy to the harrowing reality of sexual violence, The F Word explores varied aspects of feminism through discussion and interviews. The F Word Collective comes to you from unceded Coast Salish territories, and airs on Vancouver’s Co-op radio. You can also find them at feminisms.org

A Mohawk College journalism student, Andrea Lozynsky brings you the news from the youngest newscaster on Planet Canada.

This podcast series explores some of the fantastic people and projects the boilingfrog producers encounter along the way on their exploration of off-grid, activist-friendly living. boilingfrog.ca moved to Craik on Earth Day 2007. Since then, Kelly and Bridget have been working on their dreams to develop an off-grid, activist friendly, live/work space. When they're not busy with extensive renovations and construction you can find them involved in a variety of community events.

A weekly conversation about how racism, sexism, and class shape the health of our families and communities. People's Health Radio also shares news and views from grassroots struggles for health and justice.

No One Is Illegal Radio is part of a worldwide movement of resistance,
fighting for justice and dignity, and the right to self-determination
for migrants, refugees and indigenous people. We broadcast live every
month on CKUT 90.3fm, part of grassroots community radio on the island
of Montreal. www.nooneisillegal.org

Constructing Change is the biweekly-podcast showcasing tools from the Activist Toolkit, interviews with local activists, mini-docs on resistance and more. To be a toolkit beta tester, comment on the show or suggest themes, contact editor@rabble.ca. Go to www.rabble.ca/toolkit for more organizing tools.

The Ruckus is an exploration of Canadian music. Anything from old prairie folk songs to the latest underground hip-hop and alt-rock. Your guide, Kevin McGowan, will lead you through monthly episodes of genre-bending Canadiana.

International guests? Yes. Generation-defining issues? Absolutely. Controversial commentary? You bet. Dr Helen Caldicott hosts If You Love This Planet, broadcast in Australia, US and Canada.

Celebrating oral storytelling and all things narrative: wisdom and wonder tales, folktales and legends, myth and mayhem, gossip and news, riddles and lies. Toronto storyteller chris cavanagh brings you tales and storytellers from near and far.

Raising awareness of animal exploitation in all facets of human society in order to foster the abolition of these cruel established social norms through adoption of a totally compassionate, environmentally responsible, and healthy vegan lifestyle.

Environmental news and interviews with scientists, authors and activists. Matt Soltys explores the scientific, social, and spiritual issues behind western culture's relationship with the natural world, inspiring healthy action, healing, and change. Produced in relationship with CFRU at the University of Guelph. Visit Matt at www.resistanceisfertile.ca.

Web 2.0, or social media tools have put the community in charge of content. We can upload photos, videos, bookmarks and even word processing docs and spreadsheets to shared online spaces. We can tag, use RSS feeds and social bookmarking and personal web pages. So many tools, so little time. In this podcast emerging media consultant Wayne MacPhail (http://w8nc.com), boils down the freshest, hottest Web 2.0 apps and tells you about them in less time that it takes to boil an egg.

Join producer Nasir Aziz and host Ethan Casey in a weekly dialogue between Pakistan and the West.

A collection of short videos created or shared by members of the rpn. This is an experimental video channel. All feedback on its content welcome.

Follow your ears into the kitchen and relax as your host takes you on an auditory culinary tour. Equal parts ingredients, technique, trivia and chatter (with a few banging pots and sizzling pans), Sizzle is the audio cooking show where you can hear how good it's going to taste!

Produced by radio specialization students in the Graduate Program for Journalism at the University of Western Ontario.

Writer Sara Beck reads her fictional account of a Canadian development worker living in post-apartheid South Africa. Each story is an encounter with a landscape, with cultures, a run-in with wildlife, discussions with former freedom fighters, a brush with Mandela, and words from the countless, faceless voices of the struggle against apartheid among them.