In this third episode of Best, C. Podcast, our host Johnny Bee interviews three students from the Social and Cultural Analysis PhD program here at Concordia. Johnny first discusses graffiti, photography and methodology with Kris Murray. He then interviews Sara Breitkreutz and Marie-Eve Drouin Gagne who both participate in a research project surrounding Cabot Square.

This episode features music by Concordia music student Willem Burnaby. If you are interested in Willem's work, please visit his SoundCloud page: Willtunes778.

Host/Producer: Johnny Bee (MA Student in Concordia's Sociology Program)

Creative Producer: Anne-Marie Turcotte (PhD Student in Concordia's Social and Cultural Analysis Program)

Sound/Content Producer: Kris Millett (PhD Student in Concordia's Social and Cultural Analysis Program)

Production Assistant: Adam van Sertima

In this third episode of Best, C. Podcast, our host Johnny Bee interviews three students from the Social and Cultural Analysis PhD program here at Concordia. Johnny first discusses graffiti, photography and methodology with Kris Murray. He then interviews Sara Breitkreutz and Marie-Eve Drouin Gagne who both participate in a research project surrounding Cabot Square.

This episode features music by Concordia music student Willem Burnaby. If you are interested in Willem's work, please visit his SoundCloud page: Willtunes778.

Host/Producer: Johnny Bee (MA Student in Concordia's Sociology Program)

Creative Producer: Anne-Marie Turcotte (PhD Student in Concordia's Social and Cultural Analysis Program)

Sound/Content Producer: Kris Millett (PhD Student in Concordia's Social and Cultural Analysis Program)

Production Assistant: Adam van Sertima

In this second episode, our host Johnny Bee discusses Indigenous higher education as a tool for decolonization with Social and Cultural Analysis PhD candidate Marie-Eve Drouin Gagne (Concordia). This talk is followed by an interview with Social and Cultural Analysis Phd student Sarah Breitkreutz (Concordia) who discusses her involvement in the community radio show Nipivut.

This podcast features music by our Sound Producer Kris Millett and his band No Fly List. You can download No Fly List's two albums Blaze On (2011) and Both Sides (2016) on iTunes and SoundCloud. The band will also perform at the Casa del Popolo in Montreal on July 6th. Outro music is by Adam van Sertima.

For more information on Concordia's Centre for Oral History and Digital Storytelling: http://storytelling.concordia.ca You can access Montreal Inuit community's podcast Nipivut on iTunes and SoundCloud.

Host/Producer: Johnny Bee (MA Student in Concordia's Sociology Program)

Creative Producer: Anne-Marie Turcotte (PhD Student in Concordia's Social and Cultural Analysis Program)

Sound/Content Producer: Kris Millett (PhD Student in Concordia's Social and Cultural Analysis Program)

In this second episode, our host Johnny Bee discusses Indigenous higher education as a tool for decolonization with Social and Cultural Analysis PhD candidate Marie-Eve Drouin Gagne (Concordia). This talk is followed by an interview with Social and Cultural Analysis Phd student Sarah Breitkreutz (Concordia) who discusses her involvement in the community radio show Nipivut.

This podcast features music by our Sound Producer Kris Millett and his band No Fly List. You can download No Fly List's two albums Blaze On (2011) and Both Sides (2016) on iTunes and SoundCloud. The band will also perform at the Casa del Popolo in Montreal on July 6th. Outro music is by Adam van Sertima.

For more information on Concordia's Centre for Oral History and Digital Storytelling: http://storytelling.concordia.ca You can access Montreal Inuit community's podcast Nipivut on iTunes and SoundCloud.

Host/Producer: Johnny Bee (MA Student in Concordia's Sociology Program)

Creative Producer: Anne-Marie Turcotte (PhD Student in Concordia's Social and Cultural Analysis Program)

Sound/Content Producer: Kris Millett (PhD Student in Concordia's Social and Cultural Analysis Program)

In this first episode of Best Concordia Podcast, our host Johnny Bee interviews two graduate students, Aryana Soliz (PhD student in Social and Cultural Analysis) and Elizabeth White (incoming PhD student in Humanities), former and actual Coordinators of Concordia’s Ethnography Lab to learn about the creation of this new faculty members and graduate students initiative as well as its past and upcoming events and workshops. This interview is followed by a talk on ethnography with Ceyda Yolgörmez and Gabrielle Lavenir, two PhD students in the Social and Cultural Analysis program and also members of a research group interested in gender in the trucking industry who also work respectively on artificial intelligence and agency and silver gamers. The last segment entitled "Conference Corner" contains excerpts of interviews taken by producers Kris Millett and Adam van Sertima during the Sociology and Anthropology Graduate Students Association (SAGSA) 2017 Conference "To Bodly Go: Reflections on New World Possibilities" that took place at Concordia University in Montreal from March 23-25. It includes discussions with Concordia students as well as students visiting from other universities, featuring Sandra Cayo, Guillaume T. Boily, Demi Vrettas, Mona Ghassemi, and James Kolla. This podcast features music by our production assistant Adam van Sertima and his band The Snipes. For more of Adam's work visit "Between Adam's ears" on PodOmatic. This podcast also features music by our sound producer's Kris Millett and his band No Fly List. You can download No Fly List's two albums Blaze On (2011) and Both Sides (2016) on iTunes and SoundCloud. The band will also perform at the Casa del Popolo in Montreal on July 6th, 2017.

Host/Producer: Johnny Bee (MA Student in Concordia's Sociology Program)

Creative Producer: Anne-Marie Turcotte (PhD Student in Concordia's Social and Cultural Analysis Program)

Sound/Content Producer: Kris Millett (PhD Student in Concordia's Social and Cultural Analysis Program)

Production Assistant: Adam van Sertima (PhD student in Concordia's Interdisciplinary Program)

In this first episode of Best Concordia Podcast, our host Johnny Bee interviews two graduate students, Aryana Soliz (PhD student in Social and Cultural Analysis) and Elizabeth White (incoming PhD student in Humanities), former and actual Coordinators of Concordia’s Ethnography Lab to learn about the creation of this new faculty members and graduate students initiative as well as its past and upcoming events and workshops. This interview is followed by a talk on ethnography with Ceyda Yolgörmez and Gabrielle Lavenir, two PhD students in the Social and Cultural Analysis program and also members of a research group interested in gender in the trucking industry who also work respectively on artificial intelligence and agency and silver gamers. The last segment entitled "Conference Corner" contains excerpts of interviews taken by producers Kris Millett and Adam van Sertima during the Sociology and Anthropology Graduate Students Association (SAGSA) 2017 Conference "To Bodly Go: Reflections on New World Possibilities" that took place at Concordia University in Montreal from March 23-25. It includes discussions with Concordia students as well as students visiting from other universities, featuring Sandra Cayo, Guillaume T. Boily, Demi Vrettas, Mona Ghassemi, and James Kolla. This podcast features music by our production assistant Adam van Sertima and his band The Snipes. For more of Adam's work visit "Between Adam's ears" on PodOmatic. This podcast also features music by our sound producer's Kris Millett and his band No Fly List. You can download No Fly List's two albums Blaze On (2011) and Both Sides (2016) on iTunes and SoundCloud. The band will also perform at the Casa del Popolo in Montreal on July 6th, 2017.

Host/Producer: Johnny Bee (MA Student in Concordia's Sociology Program)

Creative Producer: Anne-Marie Turcotte (PhD Student in Concordia's Social and Cultural Analysis Program)

Sound/Content Producer: Kris Millett (PhD Student in Concordia's Social and Cultural Analysis Program)

Production Assistant: Adam van Sertima (PhD student in Concordia's Interdisciplinary Program)