Join host Cory Cardinal as we explore the powerful connection betweenart and identity. Gather your materials and follow soothing, step-by-step guidance to create awork of art that is uniquely your own. Along the way, Cory shares personal anecdotes thatreveal how art invites us to expose the deepest parts of ourselves – and why vulnerability canbe both meaningful and liberating.

"Behind the Counter" is Kevin So's exploration into the convenience store his family runs. Through interviews with his parents, he explores his family's history, their journey of immigration, and how their life experiences influence the foundation of his entire life. Personal anecdotes flesh out the rich living history of the life his parents have lived and the lessons they will carry forward into the future.

Welcome to Fashion Killa! A podcast where fashion is fun, feasible & not-so-fast. In this episode, Harman will take you into the closet of a twenty-something outfit connoisseur: Valeska. Not only have Harman and Valeska known each other since they were kids, they have the outfits to prove it. Tune in to listen to part 1 of the series: friendship through the ages. To better support Indigenous youth in your community, check out - https://indigenousyouthroots.ca/about-indigenous-youth-roots . To listen to more of Fashion Killa, follow @fashion.killa.podcast on Instagram. Harman will be hard-launching her podcast in the coming weeks, so stay tuned! To buy some amazing lip glosses', follow @Nyahs_Nifty_Nook on Instagram. 
All sounds are accredited to the original creators found on Epidemic Sound, & Welcome to Fashion Killa! A podcast where fashion is fun, feasible & not-so-fast. In this episode, Harman will take you into the closet of a twenty-something outfit connoisseur: Valeska. Not only have Harman and Valeska known each other since they were kids, they have the outfits to prove it. Tune in to listen to part 1 of the series: friendship through the ages. To better support Indigenous youth in your community, check out - https://indigenousyouthroots.ca/about-indigenous-youth-roots To listen to more of Fashion Killa, follow @fashion.killa.podcast on Instagram. Harman will be hard-launching her podcast in the coming weeks, so stay tuned! To buy some amazing lip glosses', follow @Nyahs_Nifty_Nook on Instagram. 
All sounds are accredited to the original creators, found on Epidemic Sound & creative commons licensing via Freesound.org. 

“Where’s My Pony Club?” follows Maya in a short exploration with her group of friends as they discuss and try to answer the question as to why alternative spaces seem to draw in a predominantly queer crowd. Listen to conversations revolving around space, belonging, and discovering self within local queer venues in Vancouver!

For John, therapy is a safe place, but sometimes safe places are disguised as something more sinister. This episode of What Should We Call This? is a narrative piece that explores the idea of identity, what it means to express yourself, and what happens when technology tries to do the same. The use of strong language is advised.

"Something's Cooking!" is intended as the first episode of a podcast called Communi-tea. Each episode of Communi-tea would explore a different way that people are building community in a generation that is made to believe community is dead. Through narration, interviews, and a few audio skits, the episode "Something's Cooking!" explores the kitchen as a space for community building in Gen Z culture.

Tune into Oi In Lin’s fiction piece, “Anecdote Hour,” a local radio talk show in the curious town of Dawnby! Featuring special community announcements, call-ins from the townsfolk, and super fun tunes, get ready to immerse yourself in a world that’s both familiar and strange.

Join Kar-Lai Yuen for a session at the dojo! Get ready to meet her friends the karate punks, find out who they are, what inspired them to step inside the dojo, and what keeps them coming back. Explore this unique place, its many rituals, and how identity and community come together.

In “Campfire Songs,” Hailey Clark has a conversation with pop-rock Vancouver songwriters— Alanna and Brianne Finn-Morris of the band Fionn— by a crackling campfire. In this intimate chat, the twin-sister duo reminisce about their nostalgic music memories, share honest songwriting advice, and tell us about the places that sparked their love of music. The band shares a campfire song from their own repertoire— “Waves”— in a cozy performance that closes out the campfire. This episode is perfect for songwriters and music lovers alike! Follow Fionn’s music on Instagram and Tiktok @fionnband or through their website fionnband.com.

Join Mina Han as she discusses the varied nature of depression, the stigma that surrounds it, describes some of its common symptoms… and makes a tasty depression dessert! (If you or someone you know needs help, visit https://www.helpguide.org/find-help.htm to find a hotline geared to your situation and geographic location)