In this interview from Midtown Conversations, host Matthew Rappolt is joined by Sean Campbell, executive director of Union Co-operative. The organization announced this week that they have purchased two apartment complexes in Kitchener and are converting them into affordable housing communities. Sean talks about the history of Union Co-operative and their future plans now that they've made this exciting purchase. Listen to Midtown Conversations every Saturday at 11:30am on MidtownRadio.ca

In this episode, host Danielle Deveau interviews Melissa Bowman, a community advocate and founder of the Citified Substack. They discuss the trends in our communities, as well as some of the ways that everyday citizens can engage to make our communities better. We also feature an excerpt from Melissa Bowman's segment "Stories from Land Back Camp" featuring Amy Smoke. In the second half of this episode, we feature an interview with Dr. Kirsty Robertson, and Associate Professor and the Direct of Museum and Curatorial Studies at Western University. We discuss some of the ways that our cultural institutions such as museums are working to unsettling representation, access, and narratives about art and artifacts.

In this clip of Watershed Writers, host Tanis MacDonald welcomes novelist and poet Pamela Mordecai to the program. Pamela shares some of the fond memories of her time living and writing in Kitchener-Waterloo.

On this clip from the November 10, 2022 episode of ON THE SCENE, broadcast live from Adventurers Guild in DTK, local drag queen Melody Bijou joins host Allison Dyjach to talk all about the local drag scene and her upcoming show at @revivegamebar.

On this clip from the Dog Friendly KW podcast, Justine and Mackenzie dive into some of the many jobs that working dogs do to help humans. Catch the DFKW Podcast every Saturday at 11:00am on MidtownRadio.ca or listen to full episodes on demand at https://dogfriendlykw.transistor.fm

John Milloy, director of Martin Luther University College's Centre for Public Ethics, speaks with former Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne about our polarized society and whether faith can help us bridge the divide.