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Hey Huskies and Friends! Guess what? We made it! It is week 15 and we have made it to the end of a challenging but equally rewarding semester and another great season. In fine MyGBC Podcast style there is no way we would close out the season without getting some input from you, our amazing huskies! Tune-in to listen to some GBC student reflections on their time here at George Brown and what they have planned for the summer. Plus, we included a final checklist of reminders for the end of your semester. Enjoy the warming weather and good luck on exams!
0:00 Introduction and Semester Recap
02:25 Student Reflections on George Brown
06:38 End of Semester Student Checklist
https://www.georgebrown.ca/current-students/services/career-services
Did you know that you can get fruits and vegetables, right here on campus, for lower prices than your local, big-chain grocery store? For part 2 of our community food episode, we sat down with Good Food Market coordinator, Torsten Hamelin, to talk about how the market works and how it contributes to a healthier, more food-secure, student body at George Brown.
00:56 Introduction to the Good Food Market
01:50 How the Good Food Market works
03:30 Pre-Order System and Benefits
05:11 Torsten's Journey and Involvement
06:45 Importance of the Good Food Market
09:32 Challenges and Trade Concerns
15:47 Student Involvement and Supper Club Program
@goodfoodmarket_gbc
https://www.georgebrown.ca/event/good-food-market
Join the Good Food Market mailing list by emailing [email protected]
We hit the GBC streets again this month to hear from you Huskies about what International Women's Month has meant to you this year. We were inspired to hear answers that were at once, political, personal and relatable. Tune in to hear what your peers have to say, as we celebrate and reflect during this IWM!
00:37 Celebrating Women's Impact
01:34 International Women's Day Theme: Accelerate Action
02:24 Voices from the Campus: Women's Empowerment
05:56 Final Thoughts and Encouragement
How can the simple act of sitting down to eat with other people change the way you feel about your social life, your school life, your health, your mind, and so much more? These are the questions we explored in one of our most enriching (and nourishing) episodes yet, as Khdrea sat down with members of the Communal Lunch program at St. James campus. Learn how one shared meal a week can change not just your relationships to those at the table, but potentially the greater systems that we operate in every day. Tune in to learn about the transformative power of the Communal Lunch!
01:23 Exploring the Communal Lunch Project
01:43 Meet the Guests: Jen, Georgia, Miriam, and Neha
06:11 The Importance of Communal Meals
07:45 Personal Stories and Experiences
13:03 Sustainability and Future Goals
25:35 Cultural Connections Through Food
Reach Jennifer Mitsche on Team @Jennifer Mitsche to find out how you can participate!
How can the simple act of sitting down to eat with other people change the way you feel about your social life, your school life, your health, your mind, and so much more? These are the questions we explored in one of our most enriching (and nourishing) episodes yet, as Khdrea sat down with members of the Communal Lunch program at St. James campus. Learn how one shared meal a week can change not just your relationships to those at the table, but potentially the greater systems that we operate in every day. Tune in to learn about the transformative power of the Communal Lunch!
01:23 Exploring the Communal Lunch Project
01:43 Meet the Guests: Jen, Georgia, Miriam, and Neha
06:11 The Importance of Communal Meals
07:45 Personal Stories and Experiences
13:03 Sustainability and Future Goals
25:35 Cultural Connections Through Food
Reach Jennifer Mitsche on Teams @Jennifer Mitsche, to find out how you can participate!
Hey Huskies, how are your assignments going? Do you need any help? In this episode, Khdrea takes us inside a 1-on-1 tutoring session at the Tutoring and Learning Centre, where she gets some help with one of her assignments. Have you ever wondered what it's like to go to a tutoring session? Now you can listen in and find out, plus get some more info about what else the TLC can help you with when you're feeling stuck.
00:17 Exploring GBC Tutoring and Learning Center
01:12 Booking and Arriving at the Tutoring Center
02:08 Meeting the Tutor and Starting the Assignment
02:45 Breaking Down the Assignment
05:37 Tutoring Services and Support
07:43 Encouragement, ESL Supports and Final Thoughts
www.georgebrown.ca/tlc
We're half-way through the semester and you might be taking stock of how you're doing, both mentally as well as academically. No matter how you're doing, just remember that you are not alone! Tune in to find out about all the different Counselling support services available to you as a GBC student, for free.
00:54 Meet Lovelette Ford: GBC Counselor
01:26 Student Stress and Challenges
02:36 Balancing Personal and Academic Stress
04:26 GBC Counseling Services Overview
06:05 Support Groups and Resources
08:35 Encouragement and Final Advice
www.georgebrown.ca/counselling
Hey Huskies, we're dropping an extra episode this week because, if you haven't already heard by now, our Provincial election is set for February 27th! It's all happening so soon and you might have some questions about how to vote, or what issues you should be considering. Well, we connected with Michael Thomas, Director of Government Relations here at GBC and got a whole lot of answers to all those questions for you!
01:04 Meet Michael Thomas: Director of Government Relations
02:13 Michael's Background in Politics
04:15 Current Political Climate and Its Impact
07:43 Provincial Government Responsibilities
09:11 Hot Button Issues in the Provincial Election
16:40 Voting Strategies and How to Vote
25:33 Involvement for International Students
www.elections.on.ca
https://www.ontariondp.ca/
https://gpo.ca/
https://ontarioliberal.ca/
https://ontariopc.ca/
It is February so you know what that means! It's BLACK HISTORY MONTH! While we have so much further to go in creating a world that respects, loves and values each person regardless of their skin color, we here at George Brown are committed to having spaces that celebrate and amplify Black voices and see the value in holding space for diversity, equity and inclusion. To kick off the month's events, we went to the Roots and Recipes event organized by the Black Futures Initiatives. Follow Khdrea as she samples some mocktails and hors-d’oeuvres and learns how one gathering can help challenge the status quo and "reworld" our spaces and experiences for Black Futures.
01:10 Celebrating Black Futures Month
02:49 Roots and Recipes Event Highlights
03:43 Student and Faculty Perspectives
05:47 Culinary Creations and Cultural Fusion
13:29 Upcoming Events and Initiatives
www.georgebrown.ca/black-futures
https://www.georgebrown.ca/current-students/events
It's still winter and school might be grinding you down. It's important not to let yourself burn out. It's important to take some time to refill your cup with the things that make you feel good! This week, join Khdrea on a tour of three life-filling self-care activities that she found right here on George Brown campus! Tune-in to learn about discounted spa treatments, good food and more low-cost self-care activities at GBC!
01:31 Exploring the George Brown Aesthetic Spa
03:54 Booking and Services at the Spa
06:44 Prioritizing Self-Care
08:07 Culinary Delights at George Brown
11:22 Fine Dining Experience
12:14 GBC Theatre School Season of Plays
GBC Spa:
https://coned.georgebrown.ca/student-resources/school-of-makeup-1
The CHCA Café:
https://www.thechefshouse.com/cafe
School of Theatre Performances 2024-2025:
https://www.georgebrown.ca/season-of-plays-2024-2025
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