Podcasts produced by rabble
This week on rabble radio, we continue our ongoing discussion on the state of public education in Ontario. Over the past few weeks, we’ve heard from various education union leaders about the growing pressures facing students and workers alike—pressures made worse by Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s education agenda. One major concern raised again and again:…
In our latest installment of the Courage My Friends series, Janelle Lapointe, Lauren Latour and Rachel Small discuss the September 20th Draw the Line national day of action, the historic mobilization for people, for peace and for the planet.
David Robinson, executive director of the Canadian Association of University Teachers, talks about the importance of academic freedom.
A RadioLabour interview with the general-secretary of the International Trade Union Confederation, Luc Triangle. Plus: the LabourStart Report about union events.
With a new political season underway, Amy Robichaud (CEO at Mothers Matter Canada) and rabble publisher Sarah Sahagian look at how Carney’s government might impact mothers and families this fall.
Welcome back to RadioLabour! This week, we share an interview with CLC president Bea Bruske.
In our season 9 premiere, nurse, scholar and author Martha Paynter discusses Canada’s unique approach to abortion and her new book, Lawless: Abortion Under Complete Decriminalization.
rabble editor Nick Seebruch speaks with Dr. Lisa Jones-Engel about the plight of the long-tailed macaque.
This week on rabble radio, rabble editor Nick Seebruch sits down with Martha Hradowy, newly elected president of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation (OSSTF).
rabble.ca editor Nick Seebruch and publisher Sarah Sahagian talk about exciting new fellowship opportunities, upcoming events and editorial priorities this fall.
Jason Toney (CJPME) breaks down Prime Minister Mark Carney’s recent comments on recognizing Palestine—and the political conditions tied to that support.
Tim Gray, Executive Director of Environmental Defence discusses the recent announcement by Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s government to hand over 60 per cent of the provincially owned Wasaga Beach to private developers.
