Three-time Juno Award nominee and Métis musician Jani Lauzon gives a talk on storytelling and embodied knowledge at the Democratic Dialogue Via The Arts Symposium held at the University of Ottawa.
Muna Mire interviews Kim Crosby — an award-winning multidisciplinary artist, community activist and queer survivor of sexual assault on her anti-racism work at Slutwalk 2012.
Darrin Hagen on 20 years of queer art and activism on the prairies. Kim Crosby on creating a more inclusive Slutwalk for year two of the march. François-Olivier Chéne on Canada’s Casserole protests.
For May Day — audio art from Sarah Boothroyd that touches on ethics, justice, democracy, protest and global citizenship. It’s wonderful.
Celebrated professors and authors Cornel West and Frances Fox talk about the future of the Occupy movement, and their opinions on a changing America during the 2012 Left Forum, at Pace University.
On the six-month anniversary of Occupy Wall Street, Michael Moore spoke to the Left Forum about his thoughts on the future of the Occupy movements.
The aboriginal law conference brought together three experts on aboriginal culture and law to discuss how to go about respecting aboriginal culture in the courtroom.
In this podcast we hear a robocall and talk to the guy who recorded it. Thomas Ponniah on Robert LePage, the latest from the activist toolkit, and changes to the Environmental Assessment Act.
Winona LaDuke, the executive director of Honor the Earth and the White Earth Land Recovery Project, was in Winnipeg on Feb. 24, 2012 to talk at the Growing Local conference.
Pat Mooney is the author of several books on the politics of biotechnology and biodiversity, and the director of the ETC Group. On Feb. 8 he delivered a lecture on the politics of climate change.
In this edition of Needs No Introduction, Mike Luff, Diana Gibson and Maude Barlow share their thoughts and observations on the current state of health care in Canada and where we might be going.
In this podcast, Thomas Ponniah’s first audio column on strategies for building change. Calming cyberattack worries. Creating a dissent-friendly country. Education and art. It’s all on rabble radio!
