MUN Film Making and Media Society is dedicated to the cultivating of young filmmakers at Memorial University & in St. John's, NL, providing new opportunities for connections and experience.

In this week's episode, John Harris interviews Ady Sikka and Mehzabin Chowdhury on their filmmaking experience, what the club is up to, and how they make films on a budget.

This program aired on CHMR-FM MUN Radio on Monday, March 10 2025.

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Toothcut is St. John's newest student run poetry journal: their goal is to highlight emerging writers, elevate strange and unusual literature, and to give authors a chance to have their work read.

In this week's episode, Lee Hurley interviews members of Toothcut: Caleb Browne and Tanner Hudson. They discuss the origin of the journal, its future, its message, and how they plan to release their first issue this summer.

This program aired on CHMR-FM MUN Radio on Monday, March 3 2025.

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The Campus coalition comprises labor and student unions from Memorial University, including Grenfell Campus, Labrador Campus, Harlow Campus, and Marine Institute.

In this week's episode, John Harris interviews Nicolas Keough (MUNSU External Affairs), Bill Kavanagh (CUPE 1615 President), and Lisa Moores (MUNFA Vice-President of External Affairs). They discuss MUN's crippling infrastructure, provincial funding cuts, and much more.

This program aired on CHMR-FM MUN Radio on Monday, February 10 2025.

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Faisal Abu-Ghazaleh is a Palestinian student at MUN who received over 15 thousand dollars from donors following the loss of his family funding during Israel's invasion of Gaza.

John Harris interviews Faisal about growing up in Jerusalem, the financial hardship he's faced, MUN's response to Israel's invasion of Palestine, and much more.

This program aired on CHMR-FM MUN Radio on Monday, January 20 2025.

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Sadie Mees is an archeology student and organizer for MUN Students for Palestine.

John Harris interviews Sadie about MUN's involvement in Israel's Palestinian genocide, the issues protesters have faced, and the future of MUN students for Palestine.

This program aired on CHMR-FM MUN Radio on Monday, January 20 2025.

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Devon Boddon is Director of Advocacy for MUN's student union - MUNSU

Jacob Laybolt interviews Devon about his work with MUNSU, the student housing crisis, MUN's presidential search, and much more.

This program aired on CHMR-FM MUN Radio on Monday, December 9 2025.

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Kate Cadigan is co-chair of Equal Voice NL, president of MUN's politics and law society, and vice-president of external affairs and communications with NL Youth Parliament.

John Harris interviews Kate about diversity in politics, youth engagement, the effects of the recent election, and much more.

This program aired on CHMR-FM MUN Radio on Monday, December 9 2025.

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Nicolas Keough is Director of External Affairs and Communications for MUN's Student Uninion - MUNSU

Anasophie Vallee and Jake Laybolt speak with Nicolas Keough about his new role at MUNSU, the ongoing encampment and protest at convocation ceremonies as students demand Memorial's disclosure and divestment from investments associated with Israel or arms manufacturers.

This program aired on CHMR-FM MUN Radio on Monday, June 10 2024.

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Ian Foster is an award-winning Singer-Songwriter, Filmmaker, and Producer.

Anasophie Vallee chats with Ian about the launch of his brand new classical crossover instrumental album Nerve, which will be streaming June 8th, 2024, at Bannerman Brewing Co.! Did you know Ian is a former editor of The Muse?

This program aired on CHMR-FM MUN Radio on Monday, June 3, 2024.

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