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The Midlife Critics PodcastSeason 3 Episode 25: #FreshCuts Vol. 66 (Baby Huey Lives!)What do people have against taking a day off to celebrate the end of slavery? What does Rod Stewart gargle with before he goes onstage? Is Steve Strait typecast in the role of psychedelic music man? Race relations, hijinks, and music are all fertile ground for this episode - plus a few "guest appearances" from Baby Huey.Nathan Ferrell, Steve Strait, and Wellington Davis join Burke Wasson to discuss these topics and so much more around our songs of the week from #FreshCuts Vol. 66 - one of our strongest weeks yet! The track listing is below.
2025-06-201h 47
Köşedeki KitapçıKitaplar ve yazarları📕Türkiye’de Tarihçilik ve Kültür Endüstrisi
(Prof.Dr. Ahmet Şimşek & Prof.Dr. Ahmet Yüksel)
📕Abim Benjamin
(Peter Carnavas)
📕Belirsiz Hasat / Isınan Gezegenimizde Gıdanın Geleceği
(Ian Mosby & Sarah Rotz & Evan Fraser)
2023-10-0605 min
Meet Me in the MiddleThe Racist History of Canada's Food GuideWelcome to season 2 of our podcast! We're so excited to come back from a journey through the past, right into a story about Canada's complicated and racist history around food (content warning: residential schools, child abuse and neglect). And, if you have ideas or suggestions for topics for season two, find us each on Instagram @annikabuckle and @_jennyomahony_!As two white colonizers, there's only so far we can take this discussion so please seek out resources from Indigenous Canadians:https://nctr.ca/records/reports/https://orangeshirtday.org/phyllis-story/Links to Ian...
2023-09-2644 min
Histoire Source | Source StoryExploring the creation of Canada’s Food Guide with Dr. Ian Mosby & Dr. Samantha CutraraJoin Dr. Ian Mosby (Toronto Metropolitan University) as he shares how Canada’s Food Rules, the first version of Canada’s Food Guide, is able to demonstrate the biases and prejudices of settler colonialism. Dr. Mosby explores how history can be used as an act of service, to answer questions and help connect stories.
Dr. Mosby draws on his research to craft an engaging discussion on the creation of the Food Guide, and the background factors that influenced the decisions of what made a healthy diet. He explores how settler colonial ideas lead to its creation and the experimentation of n...
2023-06-2157 min
Yondercast: The Gaming LifeEp.18 | Gimme a BreakOverview: Our big news this episode is that, sadly, we will be taking a break from Yondercast for the indefinite future. We get into the reasons for this on the show, but know that we will miss all of you and hope to come back as soon as possible! Other than that one sad note, we had a blast recording this episode. We discuss some great video games and board games, recommend a few top notch TV shows, and melt Josh’s brain with Contronyms. Enjoy the show!Link to Topic Submission Form...
2023-01-3057 min
A Little Bit Of ScienceChinese Restaurant Syndrome or Why We Panicked About MSGIn August 1968, a rather innocuous letter to the editor was published in the New England Journal of Medicine. Dr Ho Man Kwok had written in speculating on the reason he felt so ghastly after eating at a Chinese restaurant. Was it the soy sauce or the cooking wine? Or perhaps, he offered up, it was the monosodium glutamate seasoning - MSG. The prominent symptoms, as he described them, were numbness at the back of his neck, general weakness and heart palpitations. Surely Dr Kwok hadn’t just overe...
2022-09-1550 minYondercast: The Gaming LifeEp.17 | Elden Ring Schmelden RingOverview: A lot of people are raving about Elden Ring. Is it really as good as people say? Listen for the official Yondercast verdict. We also discuss the worst leftover foods, Ian’s band Space Club’s debut EP, several shows and movies, and debut Josh’s trivia section with some questions about Pokemon!Click Here for Space Club’s website - listen and let us know what you think!Link to Topic Submission FormContact us at yondercast@gmail.comEpisode Agenda with Tim...
2022-05-061h 08Yondercast: The Gaming LifeEp.15 | Pokemon Legends Arceus | Halo InfiniteOverview: This week we get into the weeds…or should we say the tall grass…and give our thoughts on the incredible new Pokemon Legends Arceus. Ian also gives his solo review of Halo Infinite, and of course there’s discussion about very tall people drinking very small drinks and how to properly lick sour cream off a baby’s head.Link to Topic Submission FormContact us at yondercast@gmail.comEpisode Agenda with Time Stamps:00:00:00 - Cold Open00:04:14 - Intro00:05...
2022-02-081h 19
MEDIA INDIGENA : Indigenous current affairsThe Rot of Reconciliation in CanadaThis week: the racket of Reconciliation. It's been some six years since the TRC issued its final report, complete with 94 Calls to Action. Has Canada listened? How would we know? Well, a couple of years ago we spoke to a couple of scholars who took on precisely those questions, generating a kind of 'report card' on Reconciliation. And suffice it to say, Canada didn't do so hot back in 2019. Did they up their game in 2021? To find out, host/producer Rick Harp has reconvened Reconciliation reckoners Eva Jewell (Research Director at Yellowhead Institute, and Assistant Professor of...
2021-12-2954 min
UnforkedMSG - Seasoning Non GrataHost Samira Mohyeddin asks why did people start hating on MSG and how are some people pushing back? Guests include Ian Mosby, award-winning author and historian; MiMi Aye, British-Burmese food writer, cookbook author and host of The MSG Pod; and Chris Tunstall bartender, mixologist, and co-owner of A Bar Above in San Diego.
Tune in on CBC Radio One, Monday at 9:30am (10am NT) and Saturday at 11am (11:30am NT)
2021-07-1227 min
Bill Kelly ShowMcKenna leaving politics, How do Canadians feel about “Cancel Canada Day” & Residential Schools used malnourished children as test subjectsThe Bill Kelly Show Podcast:
Infrastructure Minister Catherine McKenna says her decision not to run again in a federal election was a “difficult” one and that while she plans to take the summer to weigh her next move, her focus will be on working to keep fighting climate change.
McKenna spoke with reporters alongside the Rideau Canal pathway in downtown Ottawa, which is part of the Ottawa Centre federal riding she won away from the NDP in 2015.
She shut down speculation that she is eyeing a possible run in the Ottawa mayoral race, saying...
2021-06-2953 min
CANADALANDShort Cuts #312 - Holding Space For GriefThe discovery of 215 residential school children in a mass grave spurs this week's discussion on how journalists report stories about Indigenous people. And in the wake of this news, a Bill that could empower Indigenous children is largely eclipsed. Thunder Bay host Ryan McMahon and IndigiNews' child welfare reporter Anna McKenzie co-host in Jesse's absence.Further reading & watching:Former Chair of the Indian Residential Schools Truth and Reconciliation Commission Murray Sinclair comments on the discovery;Ian Mosby's Twitter thread about on the National Post's residential school denialism;Anna's most recent piece about how non-I...
2021-06-0335 minYondercast: The Gaming LifeEp.9: Quack Quack SneezeLink to Topic Submission FormContact us at yondercast@gmail.comEpisode Agenda with Time Stamps:00:30 - BanterJosh: First vaccine doseIan: New heat pumpPatrick: Power outage11:56 - “Break” - Thank you to our listeners.13:07 - GamingIan: Silver & Gold, Quacks of QuedlinburgPatrick: BLIZZCONLINE, Diablo 4, Diablo 2 remaster Josh: Nintendo Direct, Skyward Sword rerelease32:32 - ScienceJosh: permafrost melting could release more carbon than all of human history combined https://www.sciencealert.com/study-reveals-thawing-permafrost-is-rusting-the-arctic-s-crucial-carbon-sink Patrick: Work With Einsteinium https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/02/210206125326.htmIan...
2021-03-0857 min
Synapsen – ein Wissenschaftspodcast(25) Dekolonisiert euch!Afrikanische Forscher werden in der internationalen Wissenschaft oft auf die Rolle der Jäger und Sammler reduziert. Denn das Erbe des Kolonialismus bedeutet, dass die Ressourcenausbeutung der Vergangenheit fortgesetzt wird: Es geht um geistiges Eigentum. Wissenschaftsjournalistin Yasmin Appelhans erklärt im Gespräch mit Maja Bahtijarević, warum gestandene Wissenschaftler aus Afrika manchmal die "Hidden Figures" im System sind und weshalb die "Teufelskralle" oder auch die erste Herztransplantation ein gutes Beispiel dafür sind. Appelhans bringt Tondokumente aus Kolonialzeiten mit, berichtet, was all das mit Hungerexperimenten an Kindern in Kanada zu tun hat - und auch, warum Fleisch essen im hohen Norde...
2021-02-121h 03Yondercast: The Gaming LifeEp.8: Aliens & Avocados PvPLink to Topic Submission FormContact us at yondercast@gmail.comEpisode Agenda with Time Stamps:00:40 - Announcement: Changes to Yondercast04:09 - BanterPatrick’s kitchen remodel.Josh’s avocado plants.Ian’s drum set.11:24 - “Break” - Thank you to our reviewers.13:55 - GamingJosh - Destiny 2Ian - Call of Duty: Black Ops Civil War, Pandemic Legacy Season 0Patrick - Nintendo Switch, World of Warcraft PvP31:03 - ScienceIan - Harvard's Avi Loeb is more sure than ever that we we...
2021-02-0952 minYondercast: The Gaming LifeEp.7: Augmented Reality & Hamilton: The Last AirbenderLink to Question Submission FormContact us at yondercast@gmail.comEpisode Agenda with Time Stamps:01:00 - Banter: Yondercast lore, Drew & Ian’s band demo, Harry Potter: Hogwarts Legacy video game, chainsaws and onion-safe glasses, Weird Al’s UHF, 16:56 - Hamilton: The Last Airbender (A special musical mash-up of Hamilton and Avatar: The Last Airbender)19:24 - Banter Continued: Lin Manuel Miranda & Moana, starstruck stories - Stanton Moore & Greg Oden 22:58 - Main Discussion: Augmented Reality & Virtual Reality with our special guest DrewCredit...
2020-12-1059 min
Manifesto!Episode 27: The Owl of Minerva Trots at DuskPhil and Jake are joined by Ian Marcus Corbin to discuss Joseph Conrad's Preface and Saul Bellow's "Mosby's Memoirs"
The Manifesto:
Conrad, The Preface
https://www.gutenberg.org/files/17731/17731-h/17731-h.htm#link2H_PREF
The Art:
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/1968/07/20/mosbys-memoirs
2020-08-132h 01
HIF PlayerYorkshire PrideFeaturing: Lee Child, Steve Mosby, Peter Robinson, Nick Quantrill and Frances Brody.
It's known as God's own county. Naturally. Aside from the best beers, proper brews and rollicking Dales, Yorkshire 'appens to be murderously good for the crime genre. As Harrogate is the epicentre for crime writing's biggest celebration of the genre we celebrate local folk and devotees of the county.
Lee Child may be the cool blockbusting author with the trans-atlantic drawl hanging with the likes of Tom Cruise, but he used to buy his toffee in Harrogate with his grandma as a lad before studying in Sheffield. Steve...
2020-03-3055 minMEDIA INDIGENA : Indigenous current affairsThe Slow Roll of Reconciliation in CanadaDid you know it's been roughly four years since Canada's Truth and Reconciliation Commission issued its final report? If all you follow is mainstream media, likely not: which is odd, because the work of the TRC very much remains open in the form of its 94 Calls to Action—few of which are anywhere near complete. Joining host/producer Rick Harp to share their assessment of where Canada stands on those Calls are Ryerson University's Eva Jewell (Assistant Professor of Sociology) and Ian Mosby (Assistant Professor of History). An assessment recently published by the Yellowhead Institute in its br...
2019-12-2643 min
historychatspodcastCanadian Historians and the MediaOn Wednesday May 28, 2014 as part of the Canadian Historical Association Annual Meeting, Activehistory.ca sponsored a roundtable discussion on the presence of Canadian historians in the media. The session was chaired by Ian Milligan of the University of Waterloo and featured Ian Mosby (McMaster University), Maureen Lux (Brock University), Sean Kheraj (York University), Mark … Continue reading Canadian Historians and the Media →
2019-01-2600 minHistory ChatsCanadian Historians and the MediaOn Wednesday May 28, 2014 as part of the Canadian Historical Association Annual Meeting, Activehistory.ca sponsored a roundtable discussion on the presence of Canadian historians in the media. The session was chaired by Ian Milligan of the University of Waterloo and featured Ian Mosby (McMaster University), Maureen Lux (Brock University), Sean Kheraj (York University), Mark … Continue reading Canadian Historians and the Media →
2019-01-2600 min
Speaker for the Living 'Human Trafficking' PodcastCanada’s First Nations and Human TraffickingIn part two of our series on indigenous communities and human trafficking, JJ and Seth dive into the reality of historic slavery and current trafficking of First Nations people in Canada. We continue to discuss the eraser of First Nations victims, and the lack of data and public attention.
Sources:
First Nations People in Canada, Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada
First Nations, Wikipedia
John Evans Study Committee, University of Denver
Democratic Individuality, Alan Gilbert
Slavery in the Maritime Provinces, Early Journal Content on JSTOR
O'Neil, Peter. "A Canadian community compared to Haiti — at minus-40C | Vancouver Sun". Blogs.vancouversun.com. Re...
2018-08-2638 min
DIASPOR.ASIA PodcastStill Loving GlutamatFolge 05
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Mail: diasporasia@riseup.net
AntiRa Radio - “Food Rant: Rassismus und Essen”: https://soundcloud.com/antira-radio/food-rant
Unterstützt uns finanziell unter auf Patreon: patreon.com/diasporasia
Videos:
Jade Dragon Mini Series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IZtRvMKzsw&pbjreload=10
In Real Life "Stop Blaming MSG for Your Headaches": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTqe7q96Uwg
Joy Regullano "Pro-MSG Commercial": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r3CaZKSvuCA
Artikel:
Jennifer L. LeMesurier (2017): "Uptak...
2018-08-2434 min
Library of the World's Best Mystery and DetectiveEpisode 2.6 Capitalism & Colonialism is Killing Us All with Alicia ElliottContent warning for discussions of anti-Indigenous violence and residential schools.
This week I’m joined by brilliant Tuscarora writer Alicia Elliott, who generously sat down with me during her time at the University of British Columbia here in Vancouver. We talked about Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s fascination with Haudenosaunee women, the food pyramid as a mechanism of colonial violence, and why PETA needs to shut the fuck up about the seal hunt. Oh, and like a million other things. Here are some links if you want to follow along:
First off, go read some of Alicia’s amazing work. Start with “...
2018-02-2346 minSecret Feminist AgendaEpisode 2.6 Capitalism & Colonialism is Killing Us All with Alicia ElliottContent warning for discussions of anti-Indigenous violence and residential schools.
This week I’m joined by brilliant Tuscarora writer Alicia Elliott, who generously sat down with me during her time at the University of British Columbia here in Vancouver. We talked about Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s fascination with Haudenosaunee women, the food pyramid as a mechanism of colonial violence, and why PETA needs to shut the fuck up about the seal hunt. Oh, and like a million other things. Here are some links if you want to follow along:
First off, go read some of Alicia’s amaz...
2018-02-2300 min
Secret Feminist AgendaEpisode 2.6 Capitalism & Colonialism is Killing Us All with Alicia ElliottContent warning for discussions of anti-Indigenous violence and residential schools.
This week I’m joined by brilliant Tuscarora writer Alicia Elliott, who generously sat down with me during her time at the University of British Columbia here in Vancouver. We talked about Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s fascination with Haudenosaunee women, the food pyramid as a mechanism of colonial violence, and why PETA needs to shut the fuck up about the seal hunt. Oh, and like a million other things. Here are some links if you want to follow along:
First off, go read some of Alicia’s amaz...
2018-02-2346 min
Geschichten aus der GeschichteGAG124: Eine kleine Geschichte des Chinese Restaurant SyndromsEine Geschichte über Glutamat und warum es auch heute noch einen so schlechten Ruf hat
Wir springen in dieser Episode in die 60er Jahre des 20. Jahrhunderts und sprechen über eine kleine Geschichte, die langfristige Folgen haben sollte. Es geht um den Geschmacksverstärker der gemeinhin als Glutamat bekannt ist und warum auch heute noch viele Chinarestaurants damit werben, nichts davon zu verwenden.
Das erwähnte Paper von Ian Mosby ist dieses hier, für alle, die mehr zur Unbedenklichkeit von Glutamat und einer großen Metastudie der US-Behörde FDA lesen wollen, gibt’s dieses Paper.
Relate...
2018-02-0728 min