Artist, educator, spiritual practitioner, and project coordinator at DAWA Collective, Mosa McNeilly talks to us about collective art, performance art, history, resilience, healing, and the power of indigenous and black women.

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Patrick Morrison, organizer of Pedestrian Sundays in Kensington Market (PSK) talks about the transformations that the neighbourhood has been facing, the real estate pressure in the area, and the survival and disappearance of some traditional businesses in the neighbourhood. 
He also takes us on a tour of some of the main stores in Kensington Market. Come with us and learn more about this historic part of Toronto.

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The 20-minute program was not enough to fit all the excitement and talent of these two musicians. So we made a special bonus for our listeners.

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The magical chemistry that happens between Iraqi musician and actor Ahmed Salah Moneka and French musician Tangi Lion makes this a very special episode. The interview also talks about how life's difficulties bring resilience, healing, a strong friendship and an extraordinary musical creation.

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With the pandemic, people realized the importance of physical activity. And with many gyms still closed, online platforms have become a good option. In this interview, yoga instructor Christina Dizon talks about this adaptation.

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Recognized for his melodic voice and charisma, jazz musician Ori Dagan has a loyal following beyond his home town of Toronto. His music and videos have travelled the world. In this interview Ori tells us about his major influences and his creative process.

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Hugh Reilly pioneered the web TV production in Toronto. "ThatChannel.com" has been a meeting place for sharing ideas and is part of a larger project that involves publication, music, social transformation and, why not, the conquest of the world.

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Iranian Canadian musician Sina Bathaie manages to masterfully blend Persian tradition with contemporary music. In this episode, the santur player tells us how his band was created and how his music strikes a dialogue in different musical languages.

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The amazing masks and shoes created by Romanian Canadian artist Ana Niculae promises to leave you in a state of awe, amazement and delight. Few artists can work with leather as she does, and in this interview for REVERB Ana speaks about her art and trajectory.

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Serbian Canadian musician Serge Nikol is one of the best examples of Toronto’s cultural wealth, and his interview was no different: he sang in Arabic, Urdu, Farsi, Russian, Albanian, Turkish, Portuguese ... (and counting)! This episode showcases the versatility and talent of this great artist.

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