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Return to Paueru Gai: 50 Years of the Powell Street FestivalPodcast Episode · Redeye · April 17 · 15mtiny.ccPancouverTaiko, traditional song and dance, and anti-racist music featured on Powell Street Festival’s Diamond Stage this weekend. Visit @pancouver.bsky.social to watch video of Asian Persuasion All Stars rendition of "Why Can't We Be Friends". pancouver.ca/taiko-tradit...
Fantastic listening ahead of the Powell Street Festival this wknd Emiko Morita on history of the festival and book she created for the 50th anniversary, Return to Paueru Gai. tiny.cc/yum7101 @nnmcc.bsky.social @stevenforth.bsky.social @brandonyan.com @pancouver.bsky.social @arsenalpulp.bsky.social
Pod drop 2025/26 Season Highlights: Dr. Jennifer Black of UBC and hungrystories.ca talks about the need to address the root causes of food insecurity in Canada and change how we talk about it. tiny.cc/9fk7101
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Coalition calls on culture minister to withdraw criticism of human rights museum's Nakba exhibit | CBC NewsA coalition of civil society groups is pushing back against criticism by a federal cabinet minister and Jewish organizations of an exhibit on Palestinian displacement at a national museum in Winnipeg.www.cbc.caRedeye2025/26 Season Highlights: Jonah Corne of the U of Manitoba on the announcement by the Canadian Museum of Human Rights of the upcoming exhibit, Palestine Uprooted: Nakba, Past and Present ON NOW! @ijvcanada.bsky.social @facultyjewish.bsky.social @jvp.bsky.social @mivasair.bsky.social tiny.cc/z367101
2025/26 Season Highlights: Jonah Corne of the U of Manitoba on the announcement by the Canadian Museum of Human Rights of the upcoming exhibit, Palestine Uprooted: Nakba, Past and Present ON NOW! @ijvcanada.bsky.social @facultyjewish.bsky.social @jvp.bsky.social @mivasair.bsky.social tiny.cc/z367101
Nakba exhibit at Canadian Museum of Human Rights launches this summer (encore)Podcast Episode · Redeye · July 19 · 16mtiny.ccPod drop 2025/26 Season Highlights: Lawyer Bruce McIvor joins us to talk about his essential book: Indigenous Rights in One Minute: What You Need to Know to Talk Reconciliation. Fundamental read for #reconciliation @ubcic.bsky.social @pampalmater.com #canPoli #indigenous tiny.cc/8el6101
Indigenous Rights in One Minute: A guide to advancing reconciliation (encore)Podcast Episode · Redeye · July 12 · 17mtiny.ccFrom our friends on the Harbinger media network. Give them a listen.
Harbinger Media NetworkOn two new episodes of ⚽ @endofsportpod.bsky.social ⚽ the team talk FIFA corruption, SCOTUS Bigotry, Sexual Violence and the World Cup and explore the decline of Brazilian soccer on two new episodes. podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/w... podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/o...
Pod drop 2025/26 Season Highlights: Co-directors Julietta Singh and Chase Joynt on The Nest, their new documentary that re-embodies lost feminist histories centred on Singh’s childhood home in Winnipeg. @katjadebock.bsky.social @julespenner.bsky.social @povmagazine.bsky.social tiny.cc/f476101
The Nest: New film reveals lost feminist histories in old Winnipeg mansion (encore)Podcast Episode · Redeye · July 5 · 18mtiny.ccPod drop 2025/26 Season Highlights: We speak with Alfiya Battalova @royalroads.ca about how our narratives about disability shape policies like the Accessible Canada Act and MAID. #DisabilityRights @disaballiancebc.bsky.social tiny.cc/wlt5101
How narratives about disability influence government policies (encore)Podcast Episode · Redeye · June 28 · 19mtiny.ccPod drop 2025/26 Season Highlights: Professor Debbie Martin of Dalhousie on who gets harmed in the rush for Indigenous identity policies at universities. @eyeonthearctic.bsky.social @um-mchp.bsky.social #indigenous tiny.cc/o2h5101
Indigenous identity policies a dangerous case of institutional overreach (encore)Podcast Episode · Redeye · June 21 · 20mtiny.ccICYMI, this is a great listen. Ian Mass in conversation with Judy Darcy.
Harbinger Media NetworkOn a new 👁️🗨️ @redeyeradio.bsky.social 👁️🗨️ Judy Darcy talks about how her new memoir 'Leading From the Heart' chronicles her personal and political battles as a feminist, a union leader and a politician from the 1960’s until today. www.listennotes.com/podcasts/red...
Pod drop 2025/26 Season Highlights: We talk with Melissa Bruntlett about the new book, Women Changing Cities, highlighting women leaders from Tirana, Albania (pictured below) to Barcelona and Sydney, Australia. @modacitylife.com @thewaroncars.bsky.social @visionzerovancouver.ca tiny.cc/8855101
From Paris to New Delhi, women leaders are making cities more liveable (encore)Podcast Episode · Redeye · June 14 · 23mpodcasts.apple.comPod drop 2025/26 Season Highlights: Feminist and former union leader and politician Judy Darcy talks with us about her recently-published memoir Leading From The Heart. @judydarcy.bsky.social @douglasmcintyre.bsky.social @bcfed.bsky.social @cupescfp.bsky.social @heu-bc.bsky.social tiny.cc/pep4101
Judy Darcy on her new book, Leading from the HeartPodcast Episode · Redeye · June 7 · 20mtiny.ccPod drop 2025/26 Season Highlights: Sarah Goodyear and Doug Gordon, hosts of The War on Cars podcast, talk with us about their new book, Life After Cars @thewaroncars.bsky.social @brooklynspoke.bsky.social @sgoodyear.bsky.social year.bsky.social @visionzerovancouver.ca tiny.cc/ypc4101
The War on Cars podcast hosts on their new book, Life After Cars (encore)Podcast Episode · Redeye · May 31 · 27mtiny.ccPod drop 2025/26 Season Highlights: Dr. Nadia Hasan joins us to discuss her report: Documenting the “Palestine Exception” and the rise in Anti-Arab and Anti-Palestinian discrimination in Canada. podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/r...
Anti-Arab, anti-Palestinian racism on the rise in Canada (encore)Podcast Episode · Redeye · May 24 · 18mpodcasts.apple.comExcellent analysis and call to action.
Wilbur TurnerListen and share to help dispel the myths and misinformation about SOGI 123.
Pod drop 2025/26 Season Highlights: We speak with Karin Wells about her new book Women Who Woke up the Law. podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/r... @writersfest.bc.ca @westcoastleaf.bsky.social @secondstory.bsky.social
RedeyeNews Podcast · Updated Semiweekly · A progressive take on current events. Produced by an independent media collective at Vancouver Cooperative Radio.podcasts.apple.comPOD DROP We’re joined by Lori Wilkinson, a member of the collective behind the new book, Not Your Cash Cow, Not Your Scapegoat, which looks at the experiences of international students in Canada @fernpub.bsky.social @robartscentre.bsky.social @umanitoba.bsky.social podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/r...
Book: Not Your Cash Cow, Not Your ScapegoatPodcast Episode · Redeye · May 14 · 18mpodcasts.apple.comICYMI. Now up on our podcast. Check out this important discussion.
RedeyePOD DROP! Wilbur Turner gives us the facts on the SOGI 123 program in BC schools: What it is, what it isn’t and why it matters. @bccla.bsky.social @queergranddad.bsky.social @faejohnstone.bsky.social @egalecanada.bsky.social @bctf.bsky.social tiny.cc/m0b3101