Sabrina and Saba sit down with Eternia and Marcus Singleton (aka iomos marad) to discuss how hip hop changed their lives and connected them with community.

Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr9

The following is a recording from the Hart House Hip Hop Café hosted by Drezus, an internationally acclaimed MC and activist based out of Blackfoot Territory.

Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr8

Saba sits down with Braeden Doane and Day Milman to talk about their work as story-tellers and we feature Braeden’s audio piece “The Unheard Hart House”

Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr7

Come join our roundtable discussion with climate justice activists from the 2019-20 Global Commons co-hort and learn more about how to get involved.

Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr6

This week we’re holding space for students to unpack the stigma and shame surrounding failure and exploring pathways for growth, unlearning and connection.

Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr5

Why should I vote? How can I become more of a politically active citizen? The answers to these questions and more in our conversation with the Samara Centre for Democracy’s Mike Morden.

Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr4

We’re talking with student activist Marium Nur Vahed this week. Please note that we talk a bit about suicide, so be sure to tend to your needs with kindness.

Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr3

Another peer support roundtable this week as students discuss reframing failure, productivity, and how to invest in self care in a high pressure environment.

Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr2

U of T students and recent grads invite us into their conversation about taking up space, building meaningful relationships, and how prioritize your needs.

Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr1