The proof is in the receipts ⁠— Canadian independent bookstores are saying nine out of 10 titles on the non-fiction bestseller list are from BIPOC authors. Books on anti-racism are sold out and back-ordered. Canadians are turning to Black, Indigenous and POC authors to learn more and conversations about systemic racism are happening. Still, it is essential to keep them going and to follow them with change. This week, we speak with Edmontonian Bashir Mohamed about his activism work in the city, and the anti-Black racism toolkit he created. Also, associate producer Ariel Fournier shares the story of an Indigenous woman who says the health care system failed her over, and over again. Plus we talk about commuting during a flood, and finding fame at the pool table.