Podcasts

Claire Sparling: How a Textile Artist Used a Challenge in her Life to Pay it Forward

Claire Sparling has always felt a need to learn how things are put together. Throughout her life, she has followed this instinct by...

Lorraine Daniels: “I was taught that God was a punishing God. And I was punished a lot."

It has taken Lorraine Daniels, a second generation Indigenous Residential School survivor, over 60 years to accept her Ojibway culture....

Hennes Doltze: Why do Men Buy Sex?

Human trafficking is a grave violation of human rights and one of the most heinous crimes committed against individuals, particularly...

Niigaanwewidam James Sinclair

Niigaanwewidam James Sinclair is an Anishinaabe writer, editor, and activist based in Winnipeg, Manitoba. And his credentials are very,...

Ellen Bees: Don't.

Simple and to the point. It was the statement put out by the University of Brandon when Brandon School Division trustees heard from a...

Celebrating 50 years of Identity, Advocacy and Community

We recorded this episode live at last Friday’s opening of "If These Walls Could Talk: 50 Years of 2SLGBTQ+ Activism in Winnipeg," a new...

Melissa Stone: Taking action to Make Homes for the Unsheltered Humans.

On today’s podcast we’re joined by Melissa Stone, coordinator for Astum Api Niikinaak, Winnipeg’s community of 22 tiny homes located...

Diwa Marcelino: Community Organizer with Migrante Manitoba

Millions of people are forced to leave their home country to find work, but once they arrive in a new place many face a much higher risk...

Rebecca Chartrand: Language Lessons start at Home, Listen and Learn from your Elders

Tomorrow is National Indigenous Languages Day - and on today’s podcast we’re talking to Rebecca Chartrand, President & CEO of Indigenous...

Devon Clunis believes the City of Winnipeg is THE example of how to do community well.

Devon Clunis, former Winnipeg Police Service chief—and the first Black Canadian ever appointed as a police chief in Canada—joins us to...