On episode 23, we speak with two members of the amazing team at Sscope Inc! Located in the Neechi Commons building, Sscope = Self-Starting Creative Opportunities for People in Employment, and has been providing housing, employment and volunteer opportunities for people living with a mental health illness since 1991.

Gillis Quarries in Garson, Manitoba is 110 years old but its Tyndall Stone is 450 million years old. Hear how this iconic Manitoba limestone has become the go-to stone to build some of Canada’s signature buildings

Excelsior true believers! Check out this new episode where we mourn the passing of Marvel's creator, Stan Lee.

On episode 22 we're so excited to be joined by Kelly Holmes, Executive Director, and Kate Armstrong, Communications Manager, from Resource Assistance for Youth (RaY)! For more than 25 years, RaY has empowered disconnected youth through supports, training, and compassion to encourage them to make the best possible choices for their lives on their own terms.

After a brief hiatus, the Job Pod returns with a new host: Alex Neufeldt, communications and special projects manager with Youth Employment Services Manitoba. For Alex's first episode, she shares some strategies for managing your social media accounts with the knowledge that employers are probably monitoring them. Listen for tips on what employers look for, cleaning up your accounts, and creating private spaces online.

Our theme music is by Nathan Crowe.

This week, the Northern Critic podcast will be taking a step back and discussing the internet age of Social Media influencing, consumer behavior, and movie advertising gimmicks!

Today we're excited to be joined by Omar Kinnarath, one of the founders and organizers behind the Winnipeg Mutual Aid Society. Very early on in the pandemic, Winnipeg MAS came together with the aim of bringing people together during this crisis to enact mutual aid among each other - whether it was folks who can offer assistance or folks in need of assistance.

This episode explores design through the eyes of three small-scale independent Win­nipeg graphic designers. Hear about the daring and innovative diversity of their skills and practices in demand here, and around the world.

Trivia postponed, instead you get the boys reviewing a movie where people walk around for 92 minutes.

We're back with episode 20 and today we're delighted to speak with Rosalyn Boucha, Communications Manager for Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata! Born in the fall of 1984 by committed community members who sought an Indigenous solution to supporting and rebuilding families, Ma Mawi has worked to support families to better care for children by creating meaningful opportunities for community and family involvement.