August 11, 2008
Our world, ourselves
Again! Again! In this episode a scientist explains the depth of climate change, reel women travel Across The Universe, and Vancouver’s Aboriginal Transformative Justice Society explains their methods.
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Again! Again! In this episode a scientist explains the depth of climate change, reel women travel Across The Universe, and Vancouver’s Aboriginal Transformative Justice Society explains their methods.
Keith gets hopeful, Victoria Fenner remembers Kenya, Wayne talks sprouts and the Reel Women love Zodiac.
Journalist and refugee Farai Gonzo tells her story, a tale of migration in two voices, and Keith thinks presidential candidates aren’t good entertainment.
A feature interview with author Rawi Hage, who has won the IMPAC Dublin Literary Award, Keith Gottschalk’s swear-y tribute to George Carlin, and music from the Sunshine Variety Club.
Remembering U.Utah Phillips, Into the Wild, Dr. Henri Morgentaler at the Canadian Labour Congress, and getting work to work for Ontario workers.
In this episode, the Caravan to end Canadian involvement in torture, The Devil and Daniel Johnston, Jazz, and government cheques.
Questions: Will Vancouver’s Insight safe injection site stay open? Tikkun Toronto explores the debate about Israel. Sadie Jones = Orange Prize?
Journalist and refugee Farai Gonzo tells her story, a tale of migration in two voices, Keith thinks presidential candidates aren’t good entertainment, and reel women take on American Gangster.
In this episode a scientist explains the depth of climate change, reel women travel Across The Universe, and Vancouver’s Aboriginal Transformative Justice Society explains their methods.
We introduce the RPN’s latest program, Speakeasy, we interview with Preach Ankobia, and the Reel Women take on The Secret.
Advocating change in Canada’s policies on Darfur, music from Montreal, a view of the democratic leadership debates.
Keith gets hopeful, Victoria Fenner remembers Kenya, and Wayne talks sprouts.