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Join us this week for the underground sleeper, For a Few Dollars More.

In Prairie Design Lab Episode 40 called "Sets," Winnipeg film-maker Guy Maddin reveals how he worked with film designer and former architect Rejean Labrie to build his world-famous signature style. Maddin reveals to Terry MacLeod that he relied on "an architecture of shadows," sound effects, howling winds and using, as Maddin playfully puts it, "every cheap trick in the book.

"'Blue Velvet' contains scenes of such raw emotional energy that it's easy to understand why some critics have hailed it as a masterpiece." - Robert Eger

In this Episode, Hafiz Jatto and Alex Neufeldt interview David Camfield from the University of Manitoba Labour Studies department. We talk about how labour studies can help us better understand a confusing work world, how labour organizing happens, and the future of workplace organizing.

Our theme music is by Nathan Crowe.

You've seen the poster.. now get ready for when the poster.. comes.. to.. life.. *Shout by the CDM Chartbursters starts to play* "umm.. doc we got a BIG situation in here.. 50 foot woman grows to the size of 30 feet tall and becomes transparent, knocking over everything in site, just being a real stinker. Guy stops for a sec and looks up, "HAROLD!" his wife goes, "I never!" slaps him on the back of the head "sorry dear.."

What does photography have to do with how we see architecture? Plenty according to gifted Winnipeg photographers Jacqueline Young and Lisa Stinner-Kun. They tell us about the tools of their trade including: capturing ultra-deep depth of field, image-sensors, large-format cameras, Photoshop, gigabite-sized files and phase-one backs.

Not clickbait, this is serious shit, there will be no more COP, ever. This isn't just a setup to a C-grade joke, this is the real deal. We'll be opening up a gofundme to get your guys' prayers and most importantly, your cash.

New equipment coming soon, I can't let Mr. Apple get one up on me one more effing time. I'm reaching my breaking point.

Happy New Year, This week, we review the very best impressions of 2021 movies and TV shows