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Music Review: Carole Pope returns with new album

Landfall album cover
Grande dame of the Canadian art rock scene Carole Pope returns with a new album.

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First CD release by Toronto singer Amai Kuda

Toronto singer-songwriter Amai Kuda
The Toronto-based singer-songwriter is releasing her first CD in early October, the self-produced album called 'Sand from the Sea.'

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Kinnie Starr: A Women's Worlds 2011 interview

Photo: Paul Schreiber/Flickr
'I don't see enough diversity in the female expression anymore....'

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Indie Inside: Listen to the Banned

Listen to the Banned is a unique collection of contemporary songs by artists from around the world who have been censored, persecuted, taken to court, imprisoned and even tortured for a very simple reason - their music.
Music by censored, imprisoned and tortured artists.

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Vox Sambou and the Solid'Ayiti initiative for Haiti

Interview with Nomadic Massive rapper Vox Sambou on artistic solidarity and the grassroots in Haiti. Photo: Kamal/Photofade www.photofade.com

Haitian hip-hop artist Vox Sambou offers an inspiring mix of powerful music and social action, pointing to the great possibilities of blending the arts with community activism. A key hip-hop figure in Montreal, Vox is a member of the celebrated ensemble Nomadic Massive and assisted in launching the Solid'Ayiti initiative after the devastating earthquake hit Haiti last winter.

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Matilda and the literary lights of the Round Table

The legendary Algonquin Hotel in New York City. Photo: chrisjohnbeckett/flickr

I curled my body around some blue-jean-covered legs as the human attached to them started to read a copy of The New York Times pulled from the antique rack in the cramped lobby of the most famous literary landmark in Manhattan, The Algonquin Hotel. A momentary purr slipped out as I cosied up to watch the morning hubbub begin. It was a few weeks before my historic home would celebrate its 107th birthday.

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Indie Inside: 24-HOUR Church of Beer

Growing from the dark woods of a secluded island in Canada's stunning Georgia Strait, 24-HOUR Church of Beer evolved slowly, somewhat like mushrooms.
Growing from the dark woods of a secluded island in Canada's stunning Georgia Strait, 24-HOUR Church of Beer evolved slowly, somewhat like mushrooms.

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The Ultimate I: Beyond the Confomity Game

Date: Saturday, June 8, 2013 - 6:30pm - 8:30pm

Location

Samadhi Tea House
160 Balwdin Street
Toronto, ON
Canada
43° 39' 19.0404" N, 79° 23' 59.5392" W

Join us for an evening with travelling monk of over 40 years, author and Yale graduate Devamrita Swami, as he stops in Toronto on his global circuit. Enjoy an enlivening discussion, musical meditation and delicious vegan feast

Ever thought your life was meant for something special? The mantra seems to be – do what feels right to you. Chase your dreams and expand your circle of influence in the world. But a deeper look at the actual activities of life will reveal a surprisingly constricted variety of activities – How can I be different? How can my soul leap out and meet its Ultimate potential. When can I stop living a cookie cutter lifestyle and meet the Ultimate I? Within or without, where do I look for the self?

The Caravan: Halifax hip hop trio calls out Harper

This month's Indie Inside features The Caravan song 'What up Steve?'

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Talking Radical Radio

Decolonizing music: The R3 Collective

April 17, 2013
| Rosina Kazi and Amai Kuda talk about the R3 Collective, a group of Toronto-based musicians and performers dedicated to social justice and to decolonization.
Length: 28:13 minutes minutes (25.84 MB)
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