On this episode, excerpts from the book Rattling the Cages.

On this episode we honour Clint Suzack.

On this episode a panel discussion with Mercedes Eng, Whess Harman and Cecily Nicholson for the opening of Inside/Out: the art show my dad never had

on this episode: GAZA. A visit to Williams Head Institution for the Eavesdrop Cafe presentation by William Head On Stage!

On this episode hear from Rob Wipond, author of your consent is not required: the rise in psychiatric detentions, forced treatment, and abusive guardianships alongside Meenakshi Mannoe, local abolitionist talk about forced psychiatric treatment and policing.

On this episode listen from survivors of the prison industrial complex in so-called canada.

On this episode: a little bit of history abour prison justice day and the BC penitentiary as well as some archival recordings from an interview with Claire Culhane.

On this episode parts of a public panel focusing on prison reform and abolition.

On this episode we mark International Women's Day by listening to Indigenous women at the forefront of the fight for justice for murdered and missing Indigenous women, girls and 2 spirit people including Lorelei Williams, Audrey Siegl and the families of Tatyanna Harrison and Chelsea Poorman. We also hear from Sozan, a Kurdish organizer on why the fight for Woman, Life and Freedom in so-called Iran is being led by the Kurdish people. Join us on March 11 at 2pm at the Burnaby Civic Square for a rally to mark International Women's Day.

On this episode a conversation with Christophe Lewis, founder of the Freedom is a Must foundation. You can follow his work on instagram @freedom_is_amust and on his blog at https://freedomisamust.net/