Dans cet épisode de Radio Des Petits Hiboux, les enfants découvrent le mystérieux Domovoy, un petit esprit protecteur venu des légendes slaves. Qui est ce drôle de gardien de la maison ? Pourquoi aide-t-il les familles et cache-t-il parfois de petits objets ? À travers des histoires amusantes et magiques, les jeunes auditeurs voyageront dans le monde du folklore et des traditions anciennes. Une aventure douce, mystérieuse et pleine d’imagination pour toute la famille !

In this episode of Radio Des Petits Hiboux, young listeners will discover the fascinating world of Vincent van Gogh, one of the most famous painters in the world. Who was Van Gogh? Why did he love painting stars, sunflowers, and nature? Children will travel through colors, imagination, and inspiring stories about this unique artist. A creative, educational, and artistic adventure for the whole family!

Radio Des Petits Hiboux vous invite à partir à la découverte des lapins et de leurs adorables bébés ! Les jeunes auditeurs apprendront comment vivent les lapins, comment s’appellent leurs petits, ce qu’ils mangent et pourquoi ils sont si doux et rapides. Une émission amusante, éducative et pleine de tendresse pour tous les amoureux des animaux.

🎬✨ Celebrate Asian Heritage Month at the FascinAsian Film Festival, May 1–3 at WAG‑Qaumajuq! Experience powerful films by local and international Asian filmmakers during the Year of the Fire Horse. 🔥

Hazel, a programmer for the FascinAsian Film Festival, shares how reviewing submissions from across Canada and beyond revealed bold, fresh stories centred on Asian diaspora, family, and trailblazing voices that challenge unspoken community norms.

🎟️ Learn more about the Winnipeg festival at ⁠https://fascinasian.ca/winnipeg-2026⁠.

🎬✨ Celebrate Asian Heritage Month at the FascinAsian Film Festival, May 1–3 at WAG‑Qaumajuq! Experience powerful films by local and international Asian filmmakers during the Year of the Fire Horse. 🔥

Anthony, a Winnipeg‑based filmmaker, stunt actor, and programmer for the FascinAsian Film Festival, shares how making low‑budget action shorts led him from submitting films to helping program the festival

🎟️ Learn more about the Winnipeg festival at ⁠⁠https://fascinasian.ca/winnipeg-2026⁠⁠.

🎬✨ Celebrate Asian Heritage Month at the FascinAsian Film Festival, May 1–3 at WAG‑Qaumajuq! Experience powerful films by local and international Asian filmmakers during the Year of the Fire Horse. 🔥

Winnipeg‑based filmmaker and photographer Angeline Javier discusses her short film All the Words, which explores immigration, family, and generational parallels through the story of a Filipino daughter and father who moved to Winnipeg in the 1980s.

🎟️ Learn more about the Winnipeg festival at ⁠https://fascinasian.ca/winnipeg-2026⁠.

🎬✨ Celebrate Asian Heritage Month at the FascinAsian Film Festival, May 1–3 at WAG‑Qaumajuq! Experience powerful films by local and international Asian filmmakers during the Year of the Fire Horse. 🔥

Jessica, co-director of the FascinAsian Film Festival Winnipeg, shares how the festival goes beyond screenings with industry panels, community-building, and programming themed around the Year of the Fire Horse, celebrating trailblazing stories and filmmakers from across the Prairies and beyond.

🎟️ Learn more about the Winnipeg festival at https://fascinasian.ca/winnipeg-2026.

🎭✨ Rubaboo – A Métis Cabaret brings powerful storytelling, music, and humour to Royal MTC on Treaty One, weaving Métis history, resilience, and heart into an intimate cabaret experience rooted in the Red River homeland. 🌾🎶

Created by Andrea Menard with music by Robert Walsh, the show invites audiences into a shared circle of truth, healing, and joy, where laughter and song move us through difficult histories together. ❤️🔥

https://u-channel.ca/a-metis-cabaret-comes-to-treaty-one-at-royal-mtc/

Content warning: This episode discusses self-harm, suicide, and sexual assault.

🎧💛Take a mental health break with the Mood Disorders Association of Manitoba and U Radio as we explore how music helps us express, regulate, and heal. Join Stephanie Westdal, Rita Chahal, and us in the studio for a powerful conversation on how music supports the journey of mental wellness. 🎶✨

Content warning: This episode discusses self-harm, suicide, and sexual assault.

Music creates a powerful container for healing, giving people shaped by trauma a safe way to express the unspeakable, regulate emotions, and reconnect with others through creativity and shared experience. 🎶💛 From youth programs to survivor songwriters, music opens doors to connection, validation, and hope, reminding us we are not alone.

https://u-channel.ca/how-music-can-make-space-for-voices-shaped-by-trauma/