The big city is full of opportunities, dreams and construction. But in the process of expanding Toronto, most of the land’s natural elements and greenery has been replaced with concrete. In this episode host, Joëlle Staropoli talks with co-host Gabrielle McMann about her journey building a spiritual and cultural connection […]
What’s similar about the movies Miss Congeniality, Sons of Steel, and Kiki’s Delivery Service? Well, for one, they are classics feeding into our love for nostalgia, and two, all three were recently screened at The Revue. Hania Noor and Akosua Yeboah sat down with Head Programmer Serena Whitney to figure […]
In the debut of noncompulsory podcast School of Journalism reporter Dylan Kulcher discusses LGBTQ2S+ resources available on TMU campus with Samantha Defranco the Coordinator at the TMSU Centre For Safer Sex and Violence Support. During a panel discussion “A Chat on “Embracing Queer Sex”” sex-ed educators Eva Bloom and Sonny […]
DIVE is a feature podcast hosted by Wyatt Gilliland that explores trends happening all around our city, Toronto. In this episode, Wyatt shines a light on the incredible turnaround of the specialized retail segment post-COVID. He first takes viewers into the store space of Kandy Krazed, a candy-only shop co-founded […]
On the outskirts of Kensington Market, there sits a beautiful church, St.Stephen-in-the-Fields. This church and its congregation have dedicated the past 50 years to serving their community. This includes outreach, multiple weekly prayers and even letting people sleep in the churchyard. The churchyard has been a safe space for unhoused […]
Grief Grows is the first episode of a podcast series exploring people’s relationships with grief and loss. A recent loss in producer Apurva Bhat’s life inspired the creation of this podcast. Growing up, Bhat was always terrified of the idea of losing a loved one to death. When it happened, […]
Welcome to Audio Inquiry with Maya and Sam, where we ask the questions you want to hear. This podcast aims to talk about issues of the world that are often overlooked in society and in this episode, we’re talking about eating disorders in boys. We’re diving into the often-overlooked issues […]
“Microcosm” is a Western philosophical term that suggests that people are “little worlds” that reflect the universe. It draws from the Greek words “mikros” and kosmos,” which mean “little worlds.” In 2019, K-pop group BTS released their song “Mikrokosmos,” drawing inspiration from the same term. BTS, BLACKPINK, Twice, Seventeen, New […]
In Canada, many Indigenous communities have lost their cultural practices due to colonialism and forcible assimilation. This loss has left younger Indigenous generations with a severed connection to their ancestral heritage. As Canada adopts efforts of reconciliation and better representation of its Indigenous People, we can encourage these communities to […]
