Love in Public

Poet turned documentarian Amanda Bordrup sits down with Abril to talk about all things Joni Mitchell, apartment living on Balsam Street, and the country music scene in 'Vancouver'.

It's our coming of age episode! Join Abril and Smilla as they discuss the trials and tribulations of being twenty-somethings, adult tantrums, trembling stars, and what it’s like to be the insect vs. the windshield.

When she was seven, Léral wanted to be a rockstar. On this Tiny Desk-style episode, she graces us with a live set in studio and shares her thoughts on making music, navigating Vancouver's indie scene, and finding her voice.

Join Abril and Smilla for a Fundrive-themed live radio special... they chat about the history of Valentine's Day, expanding definitions of love, and what it means to participate in affection every single day of the year.

What makes an artist? How can we write, sing, dance, and paint with total abandon? In this episode, we chat with Tessa Mok and Aleeza Yusuf about creativity, self-portraiture, the icks of constructing a personal brand, and reconnecting with our five-year-old selves.

How has a uniquely Western culture of conforming affected our relationships to our own bodies? In this episode, we dive deep into a conversation about plastic surgery, colonial beauty standards, and the Instagram face with essayist Kia Heryadi.

What can voicemails tell us about the people we know and the people we love? In this episode, we chat with audio storyteller and writer Violet Myles about voice-based communication, our love for radio, and magically mundane art.

Welcome to season 2! We're landing criss-cross-applesauce on the colorful mat of your kindergarten classroom. This season, we’ll be connecting with creatives across disciplines— musicians, performers, artists, essayists, storytellers in every sense —to explore the makers and the movements that inspire them.... cannot wait to have you join us for this next instalment of episodes!

Will Shelling and Julia Burnham join us for our season finale, in which we speak about constellations of care, imposter syndrome, and what it means to show up for the people in our orbit.

On our penultimate episode of season 1, Dr. Ainsley Carry chats with us about what home means to him, his mixed feelings about in-person learning, and his recent journey uncovering the hidden story behind campus monuments.