Special Broadcast for 24 Hours of Student Power! A conversation with Ishmam and Gabby from UBC Social Justice on the housing crisis, the movement to defund the police, organizing during a pandemic, UBC's performative activism, and how to balance being a student with social justice work.

Special broadcast for 24 Hours of Student Power! Two members of the International Relations Student Association talk about the movement to abolish the police and their own activist work, followed by some music from local artists.

SchmoozeFest is a panel conversation that took place in March 2018 focusing on the intersection between art and social justice. Panelists touch on topics such as slacktivism, cancel culture, and how to engage reluctant audiences in difficult conversations.
The panelists are involved in fantastic organizations and activist work in our community. Check out the links below to learn more about their work or to find out how you can get involved:
Red Gate Arts Society : http://redgate.at.org
UBC Slam : https://www.ubcslampoetry.com
Artivism : https://culturedays.ca/en/hubs/f685e801-f4b0-4ea3-a804-df4ae5fd5b91
Binners project: https://www.binnersproject.org
Out on Screen: https://outonscreen.com
Out in Schools: https://outinschools.com
Wet Ink Collective: http://www.wetinkcollective.ca
Angelica’s youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/angelicapoversky
Shameless Hussy Productions: https://www.shamelesshussy.com
Angelica’s ted talk on Goggle Images: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FnWiXAV-aQ

Special Broadcast for 24 Hours of Student Power! A playlist brought to you by CiTR's student executive filled with our favourite tunes.

Special Broadcast for 24 Hours of Student Power! Here's a glimpse into what the student exec are listening to, and what we recommend.

2 UBC students' original music is featured and I have a conversation with one of them about their creative process, musical philosophy, and other cool stuff about music.

A podcast on Britney Spears, mental disability, and suffrage in the United States.

Credit: Olivia Dreisinger
Podcast Script + Notes: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jnKalO7rhYESFnYreHbVut7DFfUGTVLf/view?usp=sharing

Heart of the City Festival presents Literally Virtually Live: Red Jam Slam, an Indigenous music showcase hosted by the Legend of Radio Gunargie O'Sullivan at the Red Gate. Featuring performances by M'Girls, Norine Braun and Alice Fraser, Mz. Shellz and Heyoka, and Sandy Scofield.

Dumb performs live from Victory Square Watch Party at the Red Gate on September 6, 2020.

Bedwetters Anonymous performs live from Victory Square Watch Party at the Red Gate on September 6, 2020.