Using discussions of science, history, art and activism as wayfinding tools in the wilderness of current events. Broadcast every 2nd Thursday, 7am-10am on @CJSW
Ep 58: Our home on native land.
For #CanadaDay, we go over all 94 calls to action from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. Indigenous activist and politician Michelle Robinson shares what the #TRC means to her.
Full episode on @CJSW > https://t.co/LQyeIScDt6
SUPPORT THE CP RAIL WORKERS
3000 CP Rail workers are now locked out. The company is claiming this is a strike, but the bottom line is CP's move on wages, pensions, and working conditions have led to this.
#canlab#cdnpoli
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Jason Kenney lifting restrictions is a deliberate strategy to further hyper-individualize this crisis— to get you to name and shame the parents of your kids' classmates, instead of him and his government's complete disregard for human life.
Don't buy into it.
"They’re trying to sew a blue collar onto their pinstripe suits, but make no mistake: they’ll favour business over truckers every time." #ablabour#canlab
https://t.co/t3Kx0OH2km
Ep 72: Who's a "real worker" anyway? Who does it serve to make these kinds of distinctions?
We unravel this myth as we talk about the trucker convoy and Starbucks workers at Chinook Centre filing to join the United Steelworkers Union.
Listen on @CJSW > https://t.co/7oKx0YEEel
We're ending our Japanese Theatre Series with a film that ended up being banned in Japan without ever screening there. Before we delve into the controversy, a reminder that we are screening this acclaimed film next week!!
Get your tickets here!: https://t.co/K0uqvDsih8
“We wouldn’t be in this position to talk about these drastic measures if this government had actually followed the advice of experts and introduced mitigation measures weeks ago.” @gilmcgowan #ableg#COVID19#Omicron https://t.co/jNhWqwQzDh
This is the single image that has stuck with me from the Kellogg’s strike. What a twisted, backwards system this is where the people who feed us can’t feed their own.
Great news! We now have an election timeline for when we will vote to certify our union. Ballots will be mailed to us on December 14th, and our votes will be counted on January 4th, 2022. ✊
INTERVIEW: Scott Lang of the programming committee at @CalgaryCinema discusses their current Japanese Theatre film series > https://t.co/vmDidWGkfp
Their next film, AN ACTOR’S REVENGE (1963) screens on December 9th. Learn more about their series > https://t.co/5ka4Gpodrz
Rambler's Episode 68: Sarah spins tunes solo, taking listeners through a rambling trail of musical genres. Join her as she navigates through the radio wilderness.
Find the full playlist and show on @CJSW > https://t.co/3kKnIC4Kdx
“Cargill demonstrated to its employees quite clearly during COVID that it doesn’t care at all about their interests. It let them get sick and die in order to make a profit,” said Barnetson.
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We finish with an interview from #yyc filmmaker Dominique Keller to discuss Love: The Last Chapter, a documentary having its hometown debut on November 24th as part of @CUFF#CUFFDocs > https://t.co/uS5kkUQqGB
Film tickets and info available here > https://t.co/xNE5dkZbtn
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Rambler's episode 67: We dive into the importance of post-secondary institutions as a public good, and the fight against austerity in this sector.
Find the full playlist, episode and more on @CJSW > https://t.co/Dh8jGyPaTK
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Next, students Chaise and Mateusz from the Alberta Coalition for Affordable Tuition (#ACAT) discuss organizing students to leverage their economic power against post-secondary austerity > https://t.co/xsPCX7MiYv
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