Atara Shields By nature, activists live their lives for other people. But often, the journey they took to get where they are is the most fascinating part about them. At the very least, it is always eye-opening. Student activist Rachel Landau has recently embraced public activism and advocacy. In this […]
It’s 2018 and there still isn’t enough conversation on the topic of mental health. On the pilot episode of We’ll Cry if We Want Too hosts Alexia and Tionna talk about mental health in the journalism industry. They explore their own journey’s with anxiety and depression and have a deep […]
It’s hard to make it big now a days. There are hundreds of bands in Toronto alone striving to do just that. “We’re with the band” is a podcast that showcases local Toronto bands that are just trying to be a household name. Every week, a different band will be […]
This is the pilot episode of Immigrants of Toronto. We follow a different immigrant each week to get a taste of what it takes to live in Canada.
For years, women’s athletics have taken a backseat to men’s. There is no justifiable reason for men’s athletics, professional or amateur, to receive more funding and exposure than women’s who work just as hard to be the best at what they do. This year has been a very eventful one […]
By: Michael Mazzei and Nick Wapachee “The M and N Podcast” is a show in which we discuss issues we feel aren’t getting enough coverage and need to be discussed. It is hosted by Michael Mazzei and Nick Wapachee, two third-year students in the journalism program at Ryerson. In this […]
By: Nicole Di Donato and Lindsay Christopher Toronto, otherwise known as “Hollywood North,” is home to many popular television phows and films including Degrassi, Kim’s Convenience, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, and Chicago. “Actors Get Reel” is a podcast about the many challenges faced by actors in the Toronto entertainment industry. The […]
By Sindi Dulluku and Marianne Iannaci For most people, a part- time job in the food industry is just a stepping stone. But for some, it can spark inspiration for a future job, create a lifelong passion and help them meet the love of their life. Listen in as we […]
By Juliana Kedzior Kaminski Reconciliation has been on the minds of Canadians for years. But are we moving forward towards that reconciliation or away from it? After the Colten Boushie and Tina Fontaine trials, many people questioned whether or not reconciliation is achievable with an oppressive judicial system. Madyson Arscott […]
