Featuring interviews from representatives of 10 Universities from around the world.

The Vancouver Art Book Fair presents, How to Shoplift Books. Originally Produced by David Horvitz, and re-recorded for the Vancouver Art Book Fair by Courtney Webber.

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"It's Pronk baby!" Gil Goletski from YEP plays YEP favorites and talks up the artists playing the Victory Square Block Party, this year and previous years. Myles Black sits in to chat and work the board

Jeff, the Virgo from Devours, joins Dora on air with some of his favorite local songs and talents in preparation for Victory Square Block Party.

Celina from Future Star hosts the first episode of the Victory Square Preview Week series and plays her favorite songs ATM. Dora Dubber joins to chat and host.

In the summer of 2018, six Indigenous youth took part in the Museum of Anthropology’s Native Youth Program (NYP)! This program allows young people to explore their Indigenous identity and learn about Indigenous cultures in the Lower Mainland. In addition to leading museum tours at the MOA, NYP participants each created their own 3-5 minute podcast episodes. These audio stories are reflections on identity and are told in through spoken word poetry, radio drama, musical performance and soundscape. This is a recording of all six.

A rebroadcast of your fave Aunties imparting their wisdom on all things love, lust and longing for 20GayTeen. Produced by Autumn Schnell.

Join Mel from Into the Woods as she indulges her inner theatre geek and brings you a straight hour of very not straight Broadway show tunes to celebrate Pride. There’s RENT, there’s Fun Home, there’s even the Glee Season 2 soundtrack. Take this hour for what I am, who I was meant to be. You better sing along. Produced by Mel Woods.

What does coming out mean to you? Is it a grand declaration or something more subtle? Queer folks from across the spectrum share their stories and thoughts on what coming out means to them. Thanks to Greyson, Graham, Devon, Rachel, Ann, Rowen and Bryan for reading! This piece was originally broadcast on CJSW 90.9 FM in Calgary, and received an Honourable Mention for “Best in Student Programming” at the 2018 National Campus and Community Radio Awards. Produced by Mel Woods.