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Staying Rooted through Music with Tamara Menon
Tamara has spent her life challenging the colonial view of music making, performance, and education. Tamara’s pedagogy revolves around the avant garde, where there is ...
Malleability isn’t just about Clay with Mengchao Wu
Mengchao comes to the Region of Waterloo as a transplant from the United States. Winding her way from Wall Street to Canada had her re-evaluate what is important in li...
The Artistic Balance of Motherhood and Cultural Identity with Kate McHugh Kamo
Kate dives deep into her recent production, 20 Grains of Rice, a performance which explores themes of Japanese Canadian identity. The story starts as Kate finds hersel...
“Resist Psychic Death” - Feminism and Queerness in the Arts with Ellie Anglin
Listen in as Ellie gives us a sneak peek into the local arts scene and businesses that support diverse artists in KW. We take a dive into the social and political chal...
The Art of Feminism and Migration with Sumaira Tazeen
In this episode, Sumaira talks about the journey of immigrating as an artist, including the struggle to create community, navigate gender normative roles, the barriers...
Art, Ancestry and Anguish with Dr. Karen Sunabucka
Karen walks us through her journey of becoming a female composer in a male dominated profession and how her Metis roots influence her compositions. In this episode, tu...
Art as Alchemy with Elfie Kalfakis
Join us for an intriguing conversation with Elfie about the power of art to engage in spirituality, trauma healing, and fighting the censorship of women. Thinking of a...
Rage Against the System with Heather Majaury
In this episode, Heather joins us to speak about how theatre has the capacity for social change. Using the pedagogy of the Theater of the Oppressed, Heather dives into...
Just a Little Scream with Mary Abdel-Malek Neil
Welcome to the podcast! I’m so glad you found us here. Yup, you read it right, we are screaming into the microphone. Honestly, I’m tired and I’m angry…about so many th...