By Canadian Centre for Rural Creativity
The podcast currently has 8 episodes available.
Join us for the launch of RADICAL! This episode will explore radical change which is one of the foundational pillars of CCRC and an underlying theme of the podcast.
Radical change is key to dismantling current systems to bolster and strengthen social movements that seek to transform traditional structures to foster an environment for innovation to flourish. Swift action is needed to tackle deeply systemic challenges and wicked problems.
Hosted by Byron Flekke with Indigenous guests from around the world, VIEWPOINTS episode two will explore Indigenous perspectives on climate.
Is infinite growth on a finite planet possible? How do we get involved beyond the blue box in dealing with climate change? There is technology that is helping and there is work going on that you might not be aware of.
Come to Indigenous perspectives on climate on June 24th and learn how traditional knowledge is impacting the climate crisis on our one and only home. You will be joining guests from across Canada, from Finland and Peru who will let you in on the environmental work they are doing. The thoughts may change the way you get involved in leaving the campsite better than you found it for future generations. Comments and questions can be sent to [email protected].
EP.1 EVERY SNOWFLAKE IN AN AVALANCHE PLEADS ‘NOT GUILTY’
From the historic, to the contemporary, from the ethics of fashion, to how you can make a difference.
Come to VIEWPOINTS and listen to some unique stories that might have you thinking about changing your own story when it comes to your relationship with your clothes.
A Brief teaser for the full episode
From the historic, to the contemporary, from the ethics of fashion, to how you can make a difference.
Come to VIEWPOINTS and listen to some unique stories that might have you thinking about changing your own story when it comes to your relationship with your clothes.
CCRC RADIO is here to continue a dialogue about rural. It is a place where
people will meet people that mightn’t have otherwise met - in order to work
toward a stronger unified rural voice, leading to a democratic citizen
assembly, and positive collective action for a healthier, more sustainable
planet.
Rural Healthcare professionals tell stories from the frontline during COVID. Compelling, funny, and true - listen in.
The podcast currently has 8 episodes available.