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Discordia: Over 50 years of student activismDiscordia 10: Special Live Broadcast!In the final episode of the series, Piper and Sydney talk to the activists they met over the course of the series about the current state of student activism.This project is funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.Art by James Fay2025-04-231h 33
Discordia: Over 50 years of student activismDiscordia 09: Quebec Tuition Hikes (2023 - present)In late 2023, the Legault Government announced that it would be raising tuition for out-of-province and international students. This episode covers the response from Concordia's student body and the resulting strikes. This project is funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.Art by James Fay2025-04-1457 min
Discordia: Over 50 years of student activismDiscordia 08: The 2024 Encampment for GazaMontreal hosted the longest lasting Gaza solidarity encampment in North America. In this episode, learn how student activist at Concordia and McGill made it happen and their ongoing struggle for Palestinian human rights.This project is funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.Art by James Fay2025-03-251h 00
Discordia: Over 50 years of student activismDiscordia 07: The 2023 CREW Union CampaignAs of March 10th, 2025, Concordia Research and Education Workers Union (CREW Union)m have announced that their membership will be on strike on March 12th in pursuit of their first collective agreement with the university. This episode an exploration of the union's origins and it's ongoing fight for better working conditions for teaching and research assistants at Concordia.This project is funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.Art by James Fay2025-03-1154 min
Discordia: Over 50 years of student activismDiscordia 06: Concordia's "MeToo" MovementMeToo comes to Concordia's campus in early 2018 and kicks off a long struggle between students and the administration over the university sexual harrassment and assault policy. This episode explores the origins of the fight and looks at how it has student organizing shifts over the years.This project is funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.Art by James Fay2025-02-2557 min
Discordia: Over 50 years of student activismDiscordia 05: The 2012 Quebec Student StrikesOn March 8th 2011, Quebec's provincial government announced a 75% tuition hike for Quebec students. The move triggered a massive 8 month long general strike. It broke records becoming the largest student strike in Quebec's history and the longest student strike in Canada.This episode tells that story.Discordia is presented by CJLO 1690AM, made with the help of volunteers at the station, and funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada. New episodes air Mondays at 6pm on CJLO.By Sydney Sheedy and Piper CurtisArt by James Fay2025-02-111h 10
Discordia: Over 50 years of student activismDiscordia 04: The 2002 Netanyahu Riot (Part 2)On September 9th, 2002, Israeli Prime Minister Bejamin Netanyahu was scheduled to speak at Concordia's Hall building. The speech never happened. Protestors turned out in waves to block the event's attendees. Classes were cancelled, police pepper sprayed students, and 5 were arrested. It's now known as the Netanyahu "riot."This episode is part 2 of that story. Discordia is presented by CJLO 1690AM, made with the help of volunteers at the station, and funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada. New episodes air Mondays at 6pm on CJLO.By Sydney Sheedy and Piper Curtis2025-01-2858 min
Discordia: Over 50 years of student activismEpisode 120 (January 16, 2025)C.J. Stroud shows up and delivers. Wild Card Weekend recap.Divisional Round, picks vs the spread.Do the Steelers blow it up?The Baltimore Ravens are smelling the Super Bowl.Is there a massive QB flaw in the current NFL?The Bills have the Pedal to the Metal.Is Sam Darnold worth the money?2025-01-1652 min
Discordia: Over 50 years of student activismDiscordia 03: The 2002 Netanyahu Riot (Part 1)On September 9th, 2002, Israeli Prime Minister Bejamin Netanyahu was scheduled to speak at Concordia's Hall building. The speech never happened. Protestors turned out in waves to block the event's attendees. Classes were cancelled, police pepper sprayed students, and 5 were arrested. It's now known as the Netanyahu "riot."This episode is part 1 of that story. Discordia is presented by CJLO 1690AM, made with the help of volunteers at the station, and funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada. New episodes air Mondays at 6pm on CJLO.By Sydney Sheedy and Piper Curtis2025-01-1458 min
Discordia: Over 50 years of student activismDiscordia 02: Radicalization of the CSUIn February 1999, the Concordia Student Union fails to get accredited as a legal representative of the student body because of low voter turnout. About a year and a half later they manage to get over 50% of students to vote for accreditation. Student movements against austerity and corporatism, as well as a push for food sovereignty have also started. This episode covers that story. Discordia is presented by CJLO 1690AM, made with the help of volunteers at the station, and funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada. New episodes air Mondays at 6pm on CJLO....2024-12-0348 min
Discordia: Over 50 years of student activismDiscordia 01: The Sir George Williams AffairIn May 1968, six West Indian students at Sir George Williams University accused their biology professor Perry Anderson of discrimination. Inaction on the part of the university leads to the largest student occupation in Canadian history. The events culminate in January 1969 with the police beating a student to death, the arrest of 97 other students, a fire in the campus's computer lab, and $2 million of property damage. How did this happen? Tune in to find out. Discordia is presented by CJLO 1690AM, made with the help of volunteers at the station, and funded by the Community Radio Fu...2024-11-121h 00
CJLO NewsCJLO Weekly News Round-Up - November 1, 2024Stories include unseasonably hot weather, micro-forests in NDG, the campaign to save the Concordia University Centre for Creative Reuse, the campaign to restore the shuttle bus service between Concordia's campuses, and threats to academic freedom at Concordia.Original reporting by Adam Inniss2024-11-0128 min
CJLO FeaturesEpisode 100 (July 4, 2024)Devonte Adams is alive and well in Las Vegas.Did Jacksonville overpay for Lawrence?Don’t sleep on Titans.Stefon Diggs will deliver in HoustonWho’s your MVP on each team this year?Are the Cowboys done?Sleeper alert: Ja’lynn PolkIt’s time to protect Kyler Murray.Wake-up Mike McDaniel.Mike Tomlin has no more excuses.2024-07-0455 minCJLO FeaturesThe Get Up || Interview with Francois MacDonald on BTW play "Every Day She Rose"Interview by Julia Israel2024-04-0811 minCJLO FeaturesThe Get Up || Interview on the eclipse with Plateau AstroInterview by Leora Schertzer 2024-04-0811 minCJLO FeaturesEpisode 88 (March 7, 2024)Can Russell Wilson and the Steelers work?Should Cousins stay in Minnesota?The Texans need to push for Saquon. Is Jayden Daniels the best QB in the draft?Do the Patriots need to draft a QB? Why aren't the Dolphins keeping Christian Wilkins?Should the Titans start fresh? Will someone take a chance on Michael Thomas?2024-03-0753 min
CJLO FeaturesThe Get Up || On Car Culture and Transit in Quebec with Lancelot RodriguezInterview by Julia IsraelOriginal air date: March 1, 20242024-03-0122 minCJLO FeaturesThe Get Up || Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser on Disruptor ConductorInterview by Leora SchertzerOriginal air date: February 16, 20242024-02-1616 min
CJLO FeaturesThe Get Up || Laure Marin de la Vallée on their book Auto-Immune HeresyInterview by Julia IsraelOriginal air date: February 16, 20242024-02-1616 min
CJLO FeaturesThe Get Up || Emilia Belliveau, Environment Defense on anti-greenwashing billInterview by Julia IsraelOriginal air date: February 9, 20242024-02-1611 min
CJLO FeaturesThe Get Up || Héma-Québec on BHM Annual Blood driveInterview by Leora SchertzerOriginal air date: February 9, 20242024-02-1609 min
CJLO FeaturesThe Get Up || Pulga Muchochoma on "Diggers," the latest play from Black Theatre WorkshopHost Leora Schertzer talks with Pulga Muchochoma, the director of "Diggers," the latest play from Black Theatre Workshop, which debuted last night (Feb 1, 2024).Original air date: Feb 2, 20242024-02-0209 min
CJLO FeaturesThe Get Up || Ates Balsoy on the ongoing student strikes at ConcordiaHost Julia Israel talks with Ates Balsoy, the social affairs coordinator for geography undergraduate student society, about the ongoing student strikes at Concordia. The strikes are in response to the province raising tuition for out-of-province and international students.Original air date: Feb 2, 20242024-02-0205 min
CJLO FeaturesThe Get Up || Kevin Vaillantcourt on the ongoing student strikes at ConcordiaHost Julia Israel talks with Kevin Vaillantcourt, the Assistant Graphics Editor at The Concordian Newspaper, about the ongoing student strikes at Concordia. The strikes are in response to the province raising tuition for out-of-province and international students.Original air date: Feb 2, 20242024-02-0205 minCJLO NewsCJLO News || Weekly Round Up Feb 1, 2024Your news round up for the week of February 1st. This show focuses on changes to Canada's policies around refugees and asylum seekers.Original reporting: Kaity Brady2024-02-0141 minCJLO NewsCJLO News || Weekly Round Up Jan 26, 2024Your news round up for the week of January 26th. Topics include the state of homecare in Quebec and Muslim Awareness Week.Original reporting: Kaity Brady2024-01-2938 min
CJLO FeaturesElsiane Interview || The Saint Zotiqua CathedralElsieanne Caplette and Stephane Sotto of Elsiane stopped by the CJLO studio! They talked about their new self-titled LP and much more on this special episode of Saint Zotiqua Cathedral.Orginal Air Date: September 27th, 20232023-12-1145 minCJLO NewsCJLO News || Weekly Round Up Dec 8, 2023Your news round up for the week of December 8th. Topics include: Polytechnique's Montreal memorial, the CAQ housing bill, and the effects of the ongoing strikes across Montreal.Original reporting: Kaity Brady2023-12-0840 minCJLO FeaturesCJLO Features || Lucy Tulugarjuk on her new film Tautuktavuk (What We See)Director Lucy Tulugarjuk joins the Get Up to talk about her new film Tautuktavuk (What We See). The Quebec premiere of Tautuktavuk is December 11 @ 7PM, Room H-110 on Concordia's campus.Interview: Leora Schertzer2023-12-0715 minCJLO FeaturesCJLO Features || Shrimp Shortages in the St. LawrenceDenny Isaac, the Fisheries Manager for the Listuguj Mi'gmaq Government, joins the Get Up to talk about shrimp shortages in the St. Lawrence gulf and estuary.Interview: Leora Schertzer2023-12-0704 minCJLO FeaturesCJLO Sports || December 6, 20232023-12-0603 minCJLO NewsCJLO News || Weekly Round Up Dec 1, 2023Your news round up for the week of December 1st!Original reporting: Kaity Brady2023-12-0123 minCJLO NewsCJLO News || Weekly Round Up Nov 24, 2023Your news round up for the week of November 24th!Original reporting: Kaity Brady with files from Daniel Braz2023-11-2450 minCJLO FeaturesCJLO Features || ELAN & Community Digital Arts HubConcordia Media Studies Alumni and English Language Arts Network (ELAN), along with the Arts, Culture, and Heritage Working Group, have devised an initiative called the Community Digital Arts Hub, CDAH. It is an initiative aimed at helping artists, and arts & heritage organizations with affordable, high-quality studio space, and equipment rentals in Montreal. The rental prices are as affordable as 10$ an hour, and professional help is at users' disposal. Sruthi Matta, of Sruthi's Telugu Hour, spoke to Vanessa Herrick, the Executive Director of ELAN on the need for an affordable, and accessible arts hub.2022-12-1218 minCJLO NewsCJLO News || Truth and Reconciliation 2022CJLO news director Cedric Gallant covers a ceremony held in Montreal for the Day for Truth and Reconciliation, and speaks to indigenous activists about what reconciliation means to them.2022-10-0608 minCJLO NewsCJLO News || Concordia's First Pow WowCJLO's News Director Cedric Gallant interviews Morning Star Fayard, a Cree third-year student that took over the responsibility of organizing Concordia's first Powwow.2022-10-0606 minCJLO NewsCJLO News || Climate March 2022Year after year, Climate protests are organized to hammer home the message for climate justice. This year, Concordia picketed to join that protest. CJLO's News Director Cedric Gallant reports.2022-10-0603 min
My So-Called Sustainable LifeEpisode 10 "Direct to Consume (Part 2)"We’re rounding off our discussion about plastics–micro and macro– with the documentary A Plastic Ocean (Leeson, 2016). Tanya Streeter and Craig Leeson embark on a mission to understand the plastic situation across the globe. A surfing aficionado and a former free-driver, these folks have a vested interest in keeping the ocean free of plastic! We follow them as they go all around the world, Maria tells us about their trip to Spain and we talk a little bit about our staff retreat.A special thanks to Temple KÀ for hosting us for our retreat...2022-08-1155 minMy So-Called Sustainable LifeEpisode 9 "An Intermission for Sudan (Direct-to-Consume Part 1.5)"This episode is kind of like the Lion King one and a half of our direct-to-consumer model analysis episodes because Maria went on vacation to Barcelona! (Living their Cheetah grrlz fantasy, I’m not jealous at awwwll) So I brought my other work bestie, Duha Elmardi, on as a guest co-host! We talked a little about our consumption habits during the pandemic, a little about our upcoming retreat and A LOT about what is going on in Sudan right now! The country has been undergoing a revolution since 2018 and a military coup as of October 2022. Embattled by dictatorship since 1989 th...2022-07-2055 minMy So-Called Sustainable LifeEpisode 8 "Direct to Consume (Part 1)"In this episode, we talk about the environmental impact of the Direct to Consumer business model and our carbon footprints. What does it mean to offset carbon emissions? Who really benefits from the rising popularity of this new method of consumption? And do these companies encourage mindful consumption or do they contribute to a mounting and collective self-esteem issue? These are the questions that haunt us.2022-06-2953 minMy So-Called Sustainable LifeEpisode 7 "I Know I Can Make It Through ft. Miguel Felismino"In this episode Maria and Paige are joined by Miguel Felismino. He is a Master's Candidate in the Biology Department at Concordia and a Sustainability Ambassador for Concordia’s Sustainability Ambassador Program. He tells us about his master's thesis, which looks at microplastic pollution and how it affects different fishes' hunt for food. Then we talk about his collaboration with Concordia Precious Plastics Project (CP3) to generate more sustainable research practices and we finish the episode off with the babiest of eco-grief circles! Content Warning: in this episode we talk about the personal choices we...2022-06-1553 min
NFL Power HourEpisode 6 (June 9, 2022)What should the 49rs do with Jimmy Garoppolo? Are the Browns shooting themselves in the foot with Baker Mayfield? What is Pete Carol thinking about his QB situation in Seattle? We say goodbye to Ryan Fitzpatrick and maybe hello to Drew Brees? And, what player is under the most pressure entering the 2022 season?2022-06-1051 minMy So-Called Sustainable LifeEpisode 6 "Microplastics!"Our deep dive into fast fashion, made us very aware of the plastics and non-biodegradable material in our clothes. So we’re shifting our focus to discover what microplastics are, how they are affecting our planet, our bodies and our future children’s bodies?! We watch Ramin Bahrani’s short film Plastic Bag (2010) and we contemplate our attachment to our things. Then, a familiar face from our past resurfaces as we discuss Lucy Seigel’s Huffington Post article asking us if our plastic addiction has gone too far. Tune in if you’re in need of an eco-anxiety circle! 2022-06-0253 minNFL Power HourEpisode 5 (May 26, 2022)Does Kyler Murray deserve a contract extension in Arizona? The NFC East is wide open, we discuss which team can come out on top. The Browns and Steelers are facing big changes, what can we expect from them in 2023.2022-05-3051 minCJLO FeaturesCJLO Features || Concordia Food Coalition's CSA BasketSruthi Matta of Sruthi's Telugu Hour speaks to Shylah Wolfe of the Concordia Food Coalition about their new CSA Basket program.2022-05-2723 minNFL Power HourEpisode 4 (May 19, 2022)What will happen with Drew Brees is a comeback in his future? We look at the AFC East and try to uncover if the Bills are for real. What can we expect out of Matt Ryan this year? Da Bears! Will Justin Fields become a fantasy star? 2022-05-2451 minMy So-Called Sustainable LifeEpisode 5 “We’re Going Rogue”In this bonus episode, we discuss how fatphobia in the fashion industry is the real climate villain. 2022-05-1943 minNFL Power HourEpisode 3 (May 12, 2022)The Draft recap continues! An analysis of key player acquisitions. Is the classic quarterback dead? We take a deep dive into a few selected teams in the NFC East and West.2022-05-1351 minNFL Power HourEpisode 2 (May 5, 2022)The Draft is over! Come hear our reactions. The winners, the losers, and our thoughts on the Deandre Hopkins suspension. Are the Cardinals able to rebound?2022-05-0651 minMy So-Called Sustainable LifeEpisode 4 "Schooled on the Runway by featured guest Nadia Bunyan”Is the answer in new textiles, localisation of garment making or something different? First, Paige presents a fashion industry retrospective as she sees it as a consumer and then Maria and their longtime friend and colleague Nadia Bunyan correct her! They lay down a REAL timeline that isn’t inspired by not being allowed to watch The Hills or the one time Paige went to fashion day camp and watched The Devil Wears Prada for the first time. Then, we shift our focus domestically to shed light on what it really means to have your clothes Made in Canada, ga...2022-05-0554 minNFL Power HourEpisode 1 (April 28, 2022)Our inaugural episode opens with the 2022 NFL Draft.Top Ten pick analysis, draft value picks, and blockbuster trade propositions.2022-04-2852 minMy So-Called Sustainable LifeEpisode 3: "Behind the Seams"*Content Warning* brief discussions mass death, sexual violence, heartbreaking circumstances”This episode Paige and Maria uncover the true cost of fashion with a documentary about the Dhaka plaza fire aptly named, The True Cost (2015). We compare our styles to the cartoon characters of our youth (which three cartoons inspire your ‘fit?') and we waffle between minimalist wardrobes and carefully curated pieces–which method is the most sustainable when Fashion is Life.2022-04-2155 minMy So-Called Sustainable LifeEpisode 2 : "Apex Predator"In episode 2, Maria being a sustainable fashion ingenue, is the perfect person for Paige to enlist with her fast fashion problem. Then, Paige recaps the documentary Blood, Sweat and T-Shirts (2008) (featuring a young Stacey Dooley?!) and Maria draws comparisons between to Nazma Atker’s recent interview on the Wardrobe Crisis podcast. Spoiler alert: the working conditions for garment workers have not changed much in 13 years! We compare our styles to the cartoon characters of our youth (which three cartoons inspire your ‘fit?) and we waffle between minimalist wardrobes and carefully curated pieces–which method is the most sustainable when Fashio...2022-04-0655 minMy So-Called Sustainable LifeEpisode 1: “We’ve Already Failed”In this introductory episode, we meet our newest coordinator, Maria Mariano and we talk about our relationship with clothes, our positionality as consumers and occasional-to-expert garment makers. We talk about the complications of expressing oneself as kids, teens and university students trying to explore gender when your parents still buy your clothes for you and we try to pinpoint which cartoon characters we consciously–or subconsciously–modeled our style after.2022-03-2354 minCJLO FeaturesCJLO Features || Annual Anti-Police Brutality ProtestCJLO News director Cedric Gallant attends the annual march against police brutality in Montreal on March 15th2022-03-2211 minCJLO NewsCSU Series 2022 || Election ResultsCJLO news director Cedric Gallant gives a quick update on the CSU elections at Concordia University, naming the new executive members and the results of the ballot questions.2022-03-2101 minCJLO NewsCJLO News || Coffee in MontrealCJLO News reporter Dana Hachwa explores the third-wave coffee industry in Montreal and how the pandemic has disrupted supply chains.2022-03-1802 minCJLO NewsCSU Series 2022 || Elijah Olise, General CoordinatorZachary Fortier and Mohammad Khan of the Link speak to Elijah Olise, who is running for General Coordinator in the Concordia Student Union Winter 2022 Elections.2022-03-1422 minCJLO NewsCSU Series 2022 || Sean Levis, Sustainability CoordinatorCJLO News Director Cedric Gallant speaks to Sean Levis, who is running for Sustainability Coordinator in the Concordia Student Union Winter 2022 Elections.2022-03-1414 minCJLO NewsCSU Series 2022 || Sabrina Morena, Loyola CoordinatorNews editor of The Concordian Evan Lindsay speaks to Sabrina Morena, who is running for Loyola Coordinator in the Concordia Student Union Winter 2022 Elections2022-03-1413 minCJLO NewsCSU Series 2022 || Meryem Benallal, Finance CoordinatorZachary Fortier of The Link and CJLO speaks to Meryem Benallal, who is running for Finance Coordinator in the Concordia Student Union Winter 2022 Elections.2022-03-1413 minCJLO NewsCSU Series 2022 || Fawaz Halloum, Internal Affairs CoordinatorCJLO's News Director Cedric Gallant speaks to Fawaz Halloum, who is running for Internal Affairs Coordinator in the Concordia Student Union Winter 2022 Elections.2022-03-1414 minCJLO NewsCSU Series 2022 || Asli Isaaq, Academic and Advocacy CoordinatorZachary Fortier of The Link and CJLO speaks to Asli Isaaq, who is running for Academic and Advocacy Coordinator in the Concordia Student Union Winter 2022 Elections.2022-03-1414 minCJLO FeaturesCJLO Features || Black History Month Profile: Patrice LumumbaA profile on Patrice Lumumba, who fought for Congo's independence from Belgium and later became the first prime minister of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.Voiced by Manuela Bitoungui, edited by Cedric GallantMade in collaboration with the African Students' Association of Canada2022-02-2303 min
CJLO NewsCJLO News || MacroMTL Episode 3In the third episode of MacroMTL, Cedric Gallant talks about the trucker convoy in Ottawa and the supporting rally in Quebec, the Beijing Winter Olympics and the possibility of Russia invading Ukraine.2022-02-2326 minCJLO FeaturesCJLO Features || Black History Month Profile: Ellen SirleafA profile on Ellen Sirleaf, former president of Liberia and the first woman elected as a head of state in all of AfricaVoiced by Olayemi Ajala, edited by Cedric GallantMade in collaboration with the African Students' Association of Canada2022-02-1503 minCJLO FeaturesCJLO Features || Black History Month Profile: Thomas SankaraA profile on the Marxist revolutionary and former president of Burkina Faso, Thomas Sankara, commonly referred to as "Africa's Che Guevara."Voiced by Diya Dekhar-Powell, edited by Cedric GallantMade in collaboration with the African Students' Association of Concordia2022-02-1503 minCJLO FeaturesCJLO Features || The Snowmobiling Web of QuebecThe history of snowmobiling in Quebec and how it lives on today. Produced by Cedric Gallant2022-02-1505 minCJLO FeaturesCJLO Features || Laurentian King of the NorthExamining a historical figure in the Laurentians, Curé-Labelle. Produced by Cedric Gallant.2022-02-1507 minCJLO NewsCJLO News || Concordia's Return To ClassCJLO News reporter Cedric Gallant talks to Concordia University students on how they feel about returning to in-person learning while the COVID-19 pandemic continues to rage on.2022-02-1502 min
CJLO NewsCJLO News || MacroMTL Episode 2In this second episode of MacroMTL, Cedric Gallant talks about how other countries are handling COVID-19, the raising of the minimum wage, vaccine mandates for truckers, and Quebec influencers partying during a pandemic.2022-02-1525 min
CJLO NewsCJLO News || MacroMTL Episode 1In the first episode of MacroMTL, Cedric Gallant talks COP26, the Wet'Suwet'en situation in BC, gun violence and snow clearing, and how it relates to Montreal.2022-02-1523 min
Sounds In Our Changing World Presents: Zone RougeZone Rouge || WinterMontreal is known for its long and beautiful winters, however Winter in the city is looking very different from what it used to be during our parents' time. This episode of Zone Rouge looks at disappearing ice palaces, outdoor skating and eco-grief - how winter is changing, and what those changes mean for mental health.Hosted by Moira Donovan. Funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.2022-02-1529 minSounds In Our Changing World Presents: Zone RougeZone Rouge || DiseaseThe COVID-19 pandemic made us all aware of how fast a virus can spread across the globe. This episode of Zone Rouge uncovers how the climate crisis will lead to a rise in diseases, far more deadly than what we've seen so far.Hosted by Moira Donovan. Funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.2022-02-1526 minSounds In Our Changing World Presents: Zone RougeZone Rouge || WasteMost Montrealers are completely unaware of what happens to their waste once they drop in on the curb. In this episode of Zone Rouge, we examine how the climate crisis is making waste management more difficult.Hosted by Moira Donovan. Funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.2022-02-1528 minSounds In Our Changing World Presents: Zone RougeZone Rouge || FoodMontreal is a great spot for fine dining and culinary exploration, however climate change has been causing problems for agriculture, leading to food scarcity. In this episode of Zone Rouge, we take a tour through the ways the climate crisis could affect what's on your plate.Hosted by Moira Donovan. Funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.2022-02-1529 minSounds In Our Changing World Presents: Zone RougeZone Rouge || MigrationMovement is essential to life, and as the climate changes, more people - and other species - are on the move than ever. In this episode, Zone Rouge looks at how this movement will collide with Canada's immigration policy, an increasingly sprawling Montreal, and the resistance to finding new modes of transport.Hosted by Moira Donovan. Funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.2022-02-1529 minSounds In Our Changing World Presents: Zone RougeZone Rouge || BiodiversityMontreal has been hailed as a champion of urban biodiversity, but the city faces challenges too, from disappearing habitats to the threat posed by invasive species. This episode of Zone Rouge looks at the species that are living alongside humans in Montreal, the steps the city is taking to protect biodiversity, and how the costs of protecting that biodiversity are unequally distributed.Hosted by Moira Donovan. Funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.2022-02-1528 minSounds In Our Changing World Presents: Zone RougeZone Rouge || FloodingMontreal is a city shaped by water, but with the climate crisis, that relationship could become harder to manage. In this episode, Zone Rouge traces the routes of Montreal's waterways - from the St. Lawrence, to the hidden rivers that once flowed through the city - to examine how flood risks are increasing in an era of climate change.Hosted by Moira Donovan. Funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.2022-02-1527 minSounds In Our Changing World Presents: Zone RougeZone Rouge || Heat WavesClimate models predict the number of days above 30 degrees will increase significantly in Montreal in the decades to come. But these heat waves won't affect everyone in the city equally. In this episode, we take a tour through Montreal in the grip of a heat wave, exploring the city's unequally distributed urban heat islands, diving into an overheating human body, and examining a neighbourhood where measures meant to address heat waves are having a nearly opposite effect.Hosted by Moira Donovan. Funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.2022-02-1526 min
Music Business PodcastsRockalypse Music Workshop: Crash Course In Music PublishingKatie Seline is the Account & Project Manager at Music Rights Clearance in Montreal. She is responsible for all aspects of the relationships with MRC clients and project life cycles including music supervision and clearance for advertising, film, and television. Recent work includes music for spots for Kia Hyundai, Molson Vizzy, McDonald's, and Ikea. Getting her start as an intern at MTV in their legal and business affairs department, Katie has worked in the music and media industry for over ten years. After some time in radio as the General Manager of Concordia University's campus/community radio station, CJLO 1690AM...2021-11-031h 24
Scholastic Transmission: A College Radio PodcastEpisode 15, Part 2: CJLO 1690 AM's Andrew WielerDoc and Shane welcome back CJLO 1690AM's Metal Director Andrew Wieler for Part 2 of his sitdown interview - where he discusses moving to Canada and getting involved in College Radio as a Community Staffer, broadcasting during the COVID-19 Pandemic, and the importance of taking chances in College Radio. Follow Scholastic Transmission all across Social Media at @CollegeRadioPod and be sure to share the Podcast with anyone that loves College Radio! 2021-07-1445 minScholastic Transmission: A College Radio PodcastEpisode 15, Part 2: CJLO 1690 AM's Andrew WielerDoc and Shane welcome back CJLO 1690AM's Metal Director Andrew Wieler for Part 2 of his sitdown interview - where he discusses moving to Canada and getting involved in College Radio as a Community Staffer, broadcasting during the COVID-19 Pandemic, and the importance of taking chances in College Radio. Follow Scholastic Transmission all across Social Media at @CollegeRadioPod and be sure to share the Podcast with anyone that loves College Radio!2021-07-1445 min
CiTR -- SPECIAL EVENTSAccess Day 2019 - CJLO 1690AMOn CJLO 1690 AM, the accessibility collective has a show every second Friday called the Audio Penpals. The show is a collaboration with participants (both past & present) from the Centre for the Arts in Human Development at Concordia University, which is an educational, clinical and research centre serving adults with developmental disabilities and other special needs populations.First, the Audio Penpals are joined in studio by Meaghan Tardif-Bennett from Alinker, a walk-assist company now based in Montreal. Alinker is partnering with Santropol Roulant, a Montreal food hub, to provide workshops on accessibility for the community. Meghan and the Penpals discuss...2019-05-1659 min
Femme AMFemme Am || Ep. 14 || Representation of Women in Filmhttps://ia601506.us.archive.org/29/items/FemmeAM14Mixdown/Femme%20AM%2014_mixdown.mp3
In this episode, the collective discuss representation of women in film. Topics include female tropes, the Bechdel Test, as well as interviews with Magenta Baribeau of the Montreal Feminist Film Festival, and Concordia film student Carol Nguyen.
Originally aired April 19th, 2018 on CJLO 1690am in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
2018-05-0700 min
Podcast – CJLO Women's+ CollectiveFemme Am || Ep. 13 || Changing Narratives of Women and Pleasurehttps://ia601507.us.archive.org/0/items/FemmeAM13/FemmeAM%2013.mp3
In this episode, the collective discusses works in literature and film that change the narrative on women and pleasure. Works discussed include “Come As You Are” by Emily Nagoski, “Hunger” by Roxane Gay, films by Claire Denis and Jane Campion, and more!
Tune in live every Thursday at 2pm, only on CJLO.com and 1690am in Montreal.
Originally aired April 12, 2018 on CJLO 1690am in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
2018-05-0700 minFemme AMFemme Am || Ep. 13 || Changing Narratives of Women and Pleasurehttps://ia601507.us.archive.org/0/items/FemmeAM13/FemmeAM%2013.mp3
In this episode, the collective discusses works in literature and film that change the narrative on women and pleasure. Works discussed include “Come As You Are” by Emily Nagoski, “Hunger” by Roxane Gay, films by Claire Denis and Jane Campion, and more!
Tune in live every Thursday at 2pm, only on CJLO.com and 1690am in Montreal.
Originally aired April 12, 2018 on CJLO 1690am in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
2018-05-0700 minFemme AMFemme Am || Ep. 12 || Women in Geek Culturehttps://ia601502.us.archive.org/23/items/FemmeAMGeekCultureMixdown/Femme%20AM%20Geek%20Culture_mixdown.mp3
In this episode of Femme AM, the collective discusses representation of women in “geek culture,” including cosplay, gaming, comic books, and more. Featuring interviews with CJLO DJ and former cosplayer Patricia Petit-Liang, Valkyries administrator Annie Bulloch, and Montreal based filmmaker Gina Hara.
For more information on the topics discussed in the episode:
thehawkeyeinitiative.com/
bewarethevalkyries.com/
geekgirlsfilm.com/
Originally aired March 29th 2018 on CJLO 1690am in Montreal, Canada.
2018-05-0700 minPodcast – CJLO Women's+ CollectiveFemme Am || Ep. 12 || Women in Geek Culturehttps://ia601502.us.archive.org/23/items/FemmeAMGeekCultureMixdown/Femme%20AM%20Geek%20Culture_mixdown.mp3
In this episode of Femme AM, the collective discusses representation of women in “geek culture,” including cosplay, gaming, comic books, and more. Featuring interviews with CJLO DJ and former cosplayer Patricia Petit-Liang, Valkyries administrator Annie Bulloch, and Montreal based filmmaker Gina Hara.
For more information on the topics discussed in the episode:
thehawkeyeinitiative.com/
bewarethevalkyries.com/
geekgirlsfilm.com/
Originally aired March 29th 2018 on CJLO 1690am in Montreal, Canada.
2018-05-0700 minFemme AMFemme Am || Ep. 11 || Systemic Racism: MMIWG, Colten Boushie & Tina Fontainehttps://ia601502.us.archive.org/21/items/FemmeAMIndigenousIssues1/Femme%20AM%20Indigenous%20Issues%20%281%29.mp3
In this episode of Femme AM, the Women’s Collective discusses the structural and systemic racism that exists in Canada’s treatment of indigenous people. Topics include the MMIWG inquiry, the hearings that took place in Montreal last week, as well as the Tina Fontaine and Colton Boushie cases.
Resources:
Discussion Guide – Justice for Colten Boushie
www.idlenomore.ca/discussion_guide…r_colten_boushie
Groundwork for Change
www.groundworkforchange.org/
Quebec Native Women Inc. (QNW)
www.faq-qnw.org/en/
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