It’s that time of year… All Da Way Live cooks up a special episode of Jay Dee’s essential moments… interview clips, tracks, sample dissecting, diving deep.
Folk visionaries, modern forms and a full tracklist from your host Jeffrey.
Black musical excellence and some in-depth interviews about homeschooling kick off Ms. Benn’s annual Black History Month residency on The Montreal Sessions.
Brooklyn hosts her first episode of New Shit with the newest of the new tracks from Lil Yachty, Nia Archives and more.
An examination of the trial and verdict of neo-Nazi Charles Sohier Chaput – known by the pseudonym Zeiger – and a discussion of the broader struggle against hate. Featuring online hate researcher Etienne Quintal in dialogue with No Borders Media reporter Jaggi Singh.
The SSMU Musicians Collective takes over with live performances and interviews from local bands Worst Case and Peterman, Trio
Andy Williams takes a break from the crates and pulls up to the studio with a booklet of CDs. African Folklore (60’s & 70’s) of popular singers from the continent. Check out the episode with a full tracklist here.
Check out the first episode of a radio experiment designed to get people on the air for the first time. The crew plays tunes and talks mental health and art practice.
GPS Tony is back with another mix, this time slowing it down alongside Mia Moto for two hours of UK garage, two-step, and dubstep. Off-the-dome, as always – enjoy the ride.
Another day at the Lerman farm. Lotte and Duane visit Starkey Manor. An untimely visit. A flight to another world. Featuring Edward Scromeda and Gabrielle Germain.
A great episode covering the protest that took place following the McGill Faculty of Law and Centre for Human Rights and Legal Pluralism booking Robert Wintemute for a talk.
Preach pays tribute to Nicous D’Andre Spring and the 50th Anniversary of groundbreaking Jamaican film The Harder They Come.
ASTT(e) presents an hour-long open discussion on HIV non-disclosure and Queer Corps discusses the McGill Faculty of Law and Centre for Human Rights and Legal Pluralism’s decision to host a talk tomorrow by Robert Wintemute.
HAPPY NEW YEAR from Cha Cha Cha In Blue!
