To start off our yearly sci-fi month we got as close to Star Trek as humanly possible without having to see the Shat-ster shirtless.

Ready....Set......Fight! This week, we review another controversial video game movie adaptation. Mortal Kombat 2021.

Drawing from his background as an economist, on this episode we discuss the recent federal and provincial budgets being made in the midst of a pandemic, what can be considered infrastructure spending and then close with some discussion of President Benarroch's recent message encouraging members of the U of M community to get the Covid vaccine.

Today's episode, #28, is the final one of the first season of PDL. Don't worry. We'll be back in the fall. Today we explore the impact of 30 years of the student-produced Warehouse Journal, and we offer you the chance to win a copy.

Living on the road, "houseless, not homeless" and going in a bucket, what strings does this film not pull to showcase the struggle of a national lifestyle run by the almighty dollar over all else; and the culture's effects on REAL people. This week, we review the 2021 Oscars nominated, Nomadland.

On today’s episode we explore Canada’s local arts scene after immunity. Join us as we talk with Debbie Werner, Executive Director of the Toronto Jewish Film Festival and Faye Thomson, Co-Director and Co-Founder of the Professional Program for the School of Contemporary Dancers in Winnipeg. Our intermission music comes courtesy of Virgo Rising. The track is “Molly Ringwald Dances in the Front Row” from their 2021 album, “Sixteenth Sapphire”. Host/​Executive Pro­duc­er: Ian T. D. Thomson Asso­ciate Pro­duc­ers: Neil Krae­mer and Jon­ah Kotzer.

Ten years after setting indigenous achievement as a strategic priority at the University of Manitoba, hear about its impact. Two professors and a student from The Faculty of Architecture are seeing many more indigenous students, more scholarships for them, more activism, and more connections to indigenous communities across the western hemisphere.

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It's DC's greatest super team assembled again since 2017, but this time under a different director and an extended run time of 4 hours! Do we love it? well, they're the JUSTICE LEAGUE....so of course we do. Hail the Snyder Cut!

Today, Alexander talks to the composer of our podcast jingle: Nathan Crowe. He is more than a composer, he is an all around musician. Are you interested in getting into musical composition or musical performance? Nathan talks about his experience working as a musician, composer, teacher, and even a librarian!

Our theme music is by Nathan Crowe.