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The rabble podcast network is a growing collection of Canadian podcasts which offer an alternative take on politics, entertainment, society, stories, community and life in general. read more...

past podcasts

Asia Pacific Currents :

Asia Pacific Currents
Alternatives Podcast :

35:1 Size Matters - Part 2: Growing Right
Radio Tadamon! :

Echoes of War from Beirut to Montreal.
Redeye :

Greener future for Canadian energy sector a myth
Redeye :

Mohamed Harkat faces new deportation order
Needs No Introduction :

Exploring ethno-cultural diversity in the media
Stark Raven: Prison Justice :

Prisoners and community members unravel the challenge of non-violence
Asia Pacific Currents :

The struggle for Palestine
Redeye :

Improving maternal health worldwide
Redeye :

Nicaragua's abortion ban endangering women's lives
Progressive Voices :

Updates from Haiti: Roger Annis
Alternatives Podcast :

35:2 Biofuelling the Future - Part 2: Real Life Adventures in Biofuels
Living On Purpose :

Episode #142 ~ The Kerplunks!
Needs No Introduction :

Jim Sinclair at the Yukon NDP Leadership Convention
The Green Planet Monitor :

Partners in Action, Episode 5: Tecumseh-Tsumeb

Featured Content From the RPN

Needs No Introduction

2013 B.C. election: The missing news

May 14, 2013

| A panel discussion presented as part of the CounterCulture Speaker Series and run by the Media Democracy Project, looks at what's missing in the coverage of the B.C. election.

Length: 33:34 minutes minutes (85.67 MB)

Citizen Science

Looking at the intersections between citizen science and citizen journalism

May 8, 2013

| What are the differences and the similarities between citizen science and citizen journalism?

Length: 07:56 minutes minutes (10.91 MB)

Redeye

Assessing the NDP's environmental platform

May 7, 2013

| The Wilderness Committee has taken a close look at the NDP’s platform. Joe Foy gives us an assessment of what the party says it will do if it wins the provincial election on May 14.

Length: 13:16 minutes minutes (12.15 MB)

Newest Podcasts

Media Mornings

This Week on Media Mornings: Vol 12 (May 18)

May 18, 2013

| BC election post-mortem: Éric Grenier (threehundredeight.com), Gurpreet Singh (Radio India), Grand Chief Stewart Phillip (UBCIC). Plus Jen Moore (MiningWatch) on Canadian mining abuses

Length: 50:29 minutes minutes (46.22 MB)
Asia Pacific Currents

Hong Kong dock workers win - analysis of the dispute

May 18, 2013

| Interview with Au Loong Yu of China Labour Net

Length: 28:25 minutes minutes (13.01 MB)
Progressive Voices

Operation Shut it Down: Opening Day Demonstration at Marineland

May 17, 2013

| Ange Guenard of Marineland Animal Defense speaks to the Opening Day Demonstration at Marineland this Saturday, May 18, 2013.

Length: 09:26 minutes minutes (8.65 MB)
Talking Radical Radio

Mad Pride in Toronto

May 15, 2013

| Four organizers with Mad Pride Toronto talk about what it means to celebrate the struggles, arts, culture and heritage of people who have experienced the mental health system.

Length: 28:19 minutes minutes (25.93 MB)
Redeye

French military presence in Mali to continue

May 14, 2013

| Earlier this year France began a military involvement in the West African nation of Mali. Last month the French parliament voted to extend their involvement.

Length: 15:53 minutes minutes (14.54 MB)
Media Mornings

B.C. Election: Journalist Bob Mackin on holding the government accountable

May 14, 2013

| David Ball and Irwin Oostindie on the B.C. election, government transparency and access to information.

Length: 15:45 minutes minutes (14.43 MB)

rpn channels

past podcasts

Featured Content From the RPN

2013 B.C. election: The missing news

Looking at the intersections between citizen science and citizen journalism

Assessing the NDP's environmental platform

Newest Podcasts

This Week on Media Mornings: Vol 12 (May 18)

Hong Kong dock workers win - analysis of the dispute

Operation Shut it Down: Opening Day Demonstration at Marineland

Mad Pride in Toronto

French military presence in Mali to continue

B.C. Election: Journalist Bob Mackin on holding the government accountable

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