Hosted by Breanne Doyle, rabble radio is the flagship podcast of rabble.ca. rabble breaks down the news of the day from a progressive lens.
rabble radio brings you closer to the stories that matter to you. If you’re curious about the latest news in Canadian politics, labour, environment, or social justice, you’ve come to the right place. This is news for the rest of us – free of corporate influence.
In this episode: music to celebrate Abousfian Abdelrazik, with Attawapiskat in the news a look back at Pikangikum’s crisis, Raffi sings for #Occupy, and Bond is back with DVD recommendations.
In this episode, intrepid rabble reporters talk to the people who chose to #occupy. Michael Stewart heads to Vancouver, while Matthew Adams and Meagan Perry take on Toronto.
In this podcast: how to get active in your community, 9/11 and Muslim women, Aboriginal awareness week and a rebroadcast of Stephen Lewis’ eulogy for Jack Layton.
Memories of Jack Layton from those who knew him: young volunteers, political leaders and activists.
Jack Layton, just after his election, speaking to Saskatoon 90.5 FM host Don Kossick about his dreams for the NDP.
The complete audio from Jack Layton’s funeral. Eulogies by Mike and Sarah Layton, Stephen Lewis and Karl Belanger.
In this podcast: teaching and writing music with women prisoners, the life of a disability activist, and what it means for one street to move from bookshops to bars.
In this podcast: What can progressives do in a Conservative majority Canada? A challenge for rabble.ca’s next ten years. Jaggi Singh at his trial. Some old opera from the Ruckus. Happy summer all!
A feature interview with the guy who depressed us about the election last episode. This time, a bit of hope from him!
In this podcast: Terrifying yet boring — the Canadian election. A new rabble radio contest. Cracking the cover of human books. Fukushima Daichi and alt power. An ode to the ipad 2.
Arab-Canadian feminist activist Nahla Abdo outlines her ideas for the region, and Palestinian activist Reem Yumis on women’s role in the uprisings. Happy International Women’s Day, all.
Jase Tanner was in Tahrir square when pro-Mubarak forces came to break up the demonstrations. Code Pink’s Medea Benjamin was in another part of the square. In this podcast, we hear their stories.
