"Your mom goes to college!"

Winnipeg hairstylists Niasha Mckoy and Chanté Miller-Dueck speak out on discrimination, appropriation and assimilation in the beauty industry and hair and beauty education.

Its round two from last week's episode and this time we review Bladerunner...2049...yeah...the second one. This week, we catch up with Ryan Gosling and Harrison Ford's twists on the 1982 original.

Today's podcast guest is Jerikko Roallo, who works in human resources for the federal government, as well as the Canadian Armed Forces. Jerikko walks us through how he ended up in both of his current roles, all the way from his first job, through the various training and education he received, up to today. Listen in to learn about what skills are strengths in the HR world, and what Jerikko's insider tips are for anyone interested in working in the broad world of human resources. Our theme music is by Nathan Crowe.

Have you ever heard of Rooster Town? Most haven't. It was a Winnipeg neighbourhood that was home to 250 Métis people between 1900 & 1960. That is until the city forced everyone out to make room for the building of Grant Park Shopping Centre and High School. Was it racism or urban development, and what were the consequences? Prairie Design Lab takes an in-depth look.

"This man suffers from a bad heart."

Fore-Father of every dystopian, anthropocentric, Sci-Fi Movie....yes please! This week the Northern Critic Podcast reviews a Harrison Ford classic, Bladerunner.

Looking for work but not really sure what skills to highlight? Join Alexander and Morag as they talk about creating a skills inventory to help you in your job hunt. We talk about the difference between hard skills and soft skills, the professional language to use when talking about your informal experiences and ways to get started on creating your own skills inventory today! Our theme music is by Nathan Crowe.

Prairie Design Lab takes an in-depth look at how Michael Maltzan Architecture beat out 63 other worldwide architecture firms to design Winnipeg's Inuit Art Centre - Quamajuq. Jury member Herb Enns explains. Michael Robertson of Winnipeg's Cibinel Architecture tells us how he brought Maltzan's incredibly complex vision to life by never "no".Music snippet of "Inuusiq" provided by The Jerry Cans with permission.

Former Business coach Jeff Consul, Speaks on the gender spectrum and models of healthy masculinity in respect to the evolving work environment.