Music as an influence in daily life

Music as an influence in daily life

In this week's episode, Edith Juru dives into the world of musicians, exploring how music becomes a central force in their lives and the moments that first pulled them into its rhythm. We’ll uncover the stories behind how they fell in love with music and what keeps that passion alive. In interviews with three different local musicians, we explore the moments, memories, and influences that first drew them into music, often long before they fully understood its impact. Then, we reflect on what music has come to represent in their lives today. Host: Ty Holloway. Producer: Edith Jury

A look at rivalries: From the hit show Heated Rivalry to a potential Alberta referendum

This week, we examine the types of rivalries in multiple forms of media. From the feud between Alberta separatists who want to leave, to the conflict for a possible referendum, then the internal struggle for consumerist self-care, and a dive into the hit show Heated Rivalry.

How faith communities are responding to modern social issues

In this week's episode, Melanie Wright explore's how local churches in Alberta support communities beyond worship. Churches are helping people facing financial, emotional, and social challenges through food bank support, clothing drives, and social connection. The episode examines how faith organizations build belonging and raises questions about who should provide community support during difficult times.

The Dissolving of AHS: A Healthcare workers perspective, and how you are affected.

In this week's Interviews, Ty Holloway talks to an occupational therapist at University of Alberta Hospital about how the dissolving of AHS is already affecting them at the hospital level. We also delve into the challenges around access to mental health resources in rural communities and what problems are being ignored in the Alberta government's efforts to streamline the system.

How pop culture can change lives—for better or worse

This episode explores all things culture. We will cover toxic gaming culture, the shift from digital to analogue, Edmonton zines, how concerts have changed over the years, and the impact of representation in storytelling.