Zenya is learning about the importance of combining science and art to make scientific art and illustrations. In this episode, Zenya interviews Jon, a scientific illustrator in the Netherlands, and youtuber under the name DrawBioMedScientificIllustratorJon. Discussions are about his Masters program that brought him into the world of scientific illustration, what scientific illustration is and how he uses it in the medical/biology field, why scientific art is important, and how scientific illustrations can help people visualize certain things that can be hard to understand.

In this podcast with Emma Shipman and Kirsten Downs, got the chance to talk with Jaclyn Hawkins, founder of Women’s Hockey Life about her life and the program she runs. Listen to learn more about W.H.L, gender equality in sports broadcasting and what these girls think about it all.

In this episode Josh conducts another interview in his quest to learn more about the Right to Repair Movement. Anthony Rosborough from the Canadian Repair Association shares his knowledge and views on the Right to Repair Movement. Anthony is an IP Lawyer and Researcher based out of Nova Scotia.

In this episode, RISER Mohammad continues to discuss the past and present of Syria with others. Former student of R.I.S.E. Academy, Haneen Darwesh, joins Mohammad as a special guest to discuss her experience of coming to Canada from Syria. Mohammad and Haneen also discuss some of the major differences between Canada and Syria from an environmental lens. Haneen reminds us to move forward with kindness, as simple acts can go a long way.

In this episode, RISER Mohammad Almafaalani and RISE facilitator Adam Farhat navigate a powerful conversation about the Civil War in Syria. This conversation is in effort to teach other Canadians about what has taken place and what is still happening. This semester, Mohammad will be creating a series through interviewing other Syrian people to listen and learn about each other's experiences. Mohammad will also be running 10kms in effort to raise money for individuals in Syria.

In this episode RISER Josh Lloyd interviews Erin Knight from open media. Erin is a Digital Rights Campaigner at OpenMedia. Josh chats with Erin about the "Right to Repair" movement. The Right to Repair movement fights for a guarantee of the right of users to maintain and repair the electronic equipment we buy.

In this episode, a group of semester 1 RISERS discuss their current projects and give us some updates. Join Ella, Francesco, Reynah, Jenna and Kirsten as they give us some insight to their awesome projects. Rebecca sits down and asks them some questions to further dive into their passion projects.

Starting a new passion project in Civics and Careers, Zenya is learning about the importance of combining science and art to make scientific art. In this episode, Zenya interviews Elizabeth Mills, a marine biologist in Scotland and Youtuber under the name MarineMumbles. Discussions are about her PhD work that combines marine biology and engineering, what scientific art is and how she uses it in with marine biology, why scientific art is important to a younger audience, and how scientific art can give people a love of science! Elizabeth also talks about her Youtube channel and some fantastic books that explain various marine biology topics in new ways. At the end, a brief talk about crab exoskeletons represents what kinds of topics Elizabeth talks about on her Youtube channel.
www.marinemumbles.com
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRDsYk5kU1mHCksjedQQ1mA
https://www.instagram.com/marinemumbles/?hl=en

In this episode Beatrix interview Emily Sinkinson, author of the book Not Too Long Ago. The girls and Rebecca talk about the book, why Emily decided to write it and the importance of listening to Indigenous voices.

In this first episode of the 10-1 podcast Leila and Callie get to interview a mentor of theirs. They both met Rebecca Leslie last hockey season when she came out to help with their hockey team. Rebecca is a fantastic hockey player who has played for the Lady Sens, Boston University and who currently plays for Montreal in the Professional Women's Hockey Player Association. Hear what she has to say about gender inequality in hockey.