Take a deep breath and dive in to a live set with the boys soft fit and big zen, live from their studio at deep blue.

Final concert of the Girls Rock Camp broadcasted live from the Rio Theatre. 8 bands perform 8 songs created during the week before performance. Most of the girls had never even picked an instrument up before the camp, but don't let that deter you from listening in. They rock harder than anyone.

Live Broadcast from near Stage three at the Vancouver Folk Fest. Listen in for interviews with the performing artists, their music and commentary by host Steve Edge, host of Saturday Edge every Saturday from 8-12 am. This year he sat down with Si Kahn, Corey Harris and Alvin Youngblood Hart who played as True Blues at the festival, and one of the organizers of the Mission Folk Music festival coming up later in July.

Live broadcast from the Vine Street Stage at Khatsahlano Street Fest, Saturday July 9th. Listen in for sets by Hazy, Jock Tears, Jo Passed, Tulip, Daniel Terrence Robertson and Orange Kyte, interviews with some of the bands and on-site commentary.

Live broadcast from the UNA Skate Jam at the UBC Skate Park. Listen in for hilarious interviews with the skate competitors!

Listen in for original live performances and poetry, covers, karaoke, and stories from the warm regulars at Shop Wrong on East Hastings street here in Vancouver. Hosted by the wonderful Gunargie O'Sullivan.

DJ Kookum of Dene/Cree heritage dropped this fire all-female mixtape for International Women's Day earlier this year. To hear the full mixtape and find out more read here: http://rpm.fm/music/download-dj-kookum-international-womens-day-mix/

Carleigh hosts a panel discussion regarding the recent fervour in the CanLit community around issues of cultural appropriation. Jacqueline Valencia (senior Literary editor of The Rusty Toque and board member of Canadian Women In Literary Arts) and Alicia Elliott (Tuscarora writer whose work has appeared in The Malahat, The New Quarterly, and Grain) call in to add their perspectives. The Cree word of the day, courtesy of Neal McLeod and Arok Wolvengrey, is kêhtin: 'treat him/her with respect'.

Join us for a conversation with Julian Napoleon who shares insight and stories of his experience on the land. Julian is a part of the working group for Indigenous food sovereignty. Through story, he explains his role, and what that means in his world view.

Produced by Mario Parent for CiTR Docs Season 2. Find more info here: http://www.citr.ca/radio/citr-documentaries/

Up next is "Coming Into The Circle" a two-episode series created by Tina Alexis. The series looks at how universities such as UBC can better understand and support Indigenous students moving from rural areas to Vancouver to study.