This track was developed in the wake of the Idle No More movement and is a collaboration between Wasun and Indigenous MCs Sciance (from Rama) and James Blood (from Six Nations), prod. by Octave.

This is the fourth track on Wasun's new album Comrade Music. This song is called "The Cycle" and features Wasun and a number of Indigenous MCs including Fresh, Pete Nyce, TZ. prod. By Classic Roots (J. Depery). Check out www.taotrecordings.com for more info.

This is the fourth track on Wasun's new album Comrade Music. This song is called "The Cycle" and features Wasun and a number of Indigenous MCs including Fresh, Pete Nyce, TZ. prod. By Classic Roots (J. Depery). Check out www.taotrecordings.com for more info.

Laith Marouf, a Montreal based activist of Syrian and Palestinian heritage speaks to Kanenhariyo and Tom about his take on the Syrian refugee crisis, Palestine, and refusing to be a settler.

Laith Marouf, a Montreal based activist of Syrian and Palestinian heritage speaks to Kanenhariyo and Tom about his take on the Syrian refugee crisis, Palestine, and refusing to be a settler.

Laith Marouf, a Montreal based activist of Syrian and Palestinian heritage speaks to Kanenhariyo and Tom about his take on the Syrian refugee crisis, Palestine, and refusing to be a settler.

Laith Marouf, a Montreal based activist of Syrian and Palestinian heritage speaks to Kanenhariyo and Tom about his take on the Syrian refugee crisis, Palestine, and refusing to be a settler.

This is a special preview of Episode 35 of the What's Going On Podcast. Our guest is Laith Marouf a Montreal based activist of Syrian and Palestinian heritage who gives his take on the Syrian refugee crisis, Palestine, and refusing to be a settler.

This is a special preview of Episode 35 of the What's Going On Podcast. Our guest is Laith Marouf a Montreal based activist of Syrian and Palestinian heritage who gives his take on the Syrian refugee crisis, Palestine, and refusing to be a settler.

This is a special preview of Episode 35 of the What's Going On Podcast. Our guest is Laith Marouf a Montreal based activist of Syrian and Palestinian heritage who gives his take on the Syrian refugee crisis, Palestine, and refusing to be a settler.