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From the rabble summer archives: rabble radio revisits an April 2016 episode that explores sound and soundscapes in recognition of World Listening Day. The post From the rabble summer archives: Acoustic ecology appeared first on rabble.ca .
From the rabble archives: Unifor is created!—and other ways folks around the country were standing up, alone or as a group, to advocate for themselves. This episode features interviews with Unifor, Regina Water Watch, and more. The post From the rabble summer archives: The Dissenters appeared first on rabble.ca .
From our summer archives, this week we’re sharing an episode from 2019 in which then-host Victoria Fenner sits down with Libby Davies to discuss her new book: ‘Outside In: A Political Memoir.’ The post From the rabble summer archives: ‘Outside In’ with Libby Davies appeared first on rabble.ca .
From the rabble archives: In an early rabble radio episode, our US correspondent Keith Gottschalk reminds us of the power of love and understanding, we go on a hike through Algonquin Park, we watch some horror movies, and Jen Moore explores the digital divide through the prism of gender. The post From the rabble summer archives: Gender, horror and moose appeared first on rabble.ca .
From the rabble archives: In this episode, New York-based writer Paddy Johnson takes listeners into the art world in NY and in Canada, visiting the Canada Gallery. As well, Wayne MacPhail and Chad Oberg talk about Secondlife. The post From the rabble summer archives: Make build sell think appeared first on rabble.ca .
From the rabble archives: An interview with director of “Garbage Warrior” Oliver Hodge on Michael Reynold’s environmental architecture (structures made from, well, garbage) and Cathi Bond and Judy Rebick review the 2002 documentary ‘The Weather Underground.’ The post rabble summer series from the archives: Mix It Up appeared first on rabble.ca .
From the rabble archives: The earliest rabble radio to still exist! This week, we’re bringing to you episode six, we speak to M. Nourbese Philip about her book Zong, DVDiva Cathi Bond talks about what she’s been watching, we go on a nature walk, and more. The post rabble summer series from the archives: The early days of rabble radio appeared first on rabble.ca .
From the rabble archives: Donald Trump is newly elected as the President of the United States. Across the States and around the world, people take to the streets to protest against his politics. The post rabble summer series from the archives: The sound of resistance at three women’s marches appeared first on rabble.ca .
From the rabble archives: Vancouver’s homeless population ahead of Winter Olympics 2010 and advocating for LGBTQ community in Uganda. The post From the rabble archives: Choose activism appeared first on rabble.ca .
This week on the show, rabble editor Nick Seebruch and publisher Sarah Sahagian sit down to discuss ongoing news coverage on rabble.ca this summer, the Canada-US-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA), the war in Iran, Pride Month coverage and more. Some pieces mentioned in this episode include: Scott Douglas Jacobsen’s on-the-ground reporting in Ukraine The heroic life of […] The post Looking ahead to summer…
