QPIRG-McGill is a student-funded resource centre for activists and students interested in social and environmental justice. This show highlights all the cool projects of its working groups.

Tackling everyday politics with a specific highlight on women. Each episode takes on a different issue specific to Gen Z culture: everything from cancel culture, identity on social media, to our unlimited access to knowledge.

Youthful Cities is a social impact group that does community-action research on city affordability all across Canada and asks young people why it’s so hard for them to survive, especially underserved, underrepresented people aged 15-29. We work with the municipalities of Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal and Calgary and host annual summits where we fund youth-designed projects.

Hear members of Youthful Cities talk to Montrealers about the economic landscape and why anyone would want to work in Canada’s broken system.

A show that highlights new research being conducted by underrepresented groups in STEM. Hosted by Allie, Amelie, and Nour, STEMinism comprises a mashup of interviews with scientists, young and old, where we summarize and discuss new published research in a way that makes it easy for anyone to understand. We aim to make current research accessible to everyone, all the while playing some local tunes along the way.

Panacea has the goal of initiating open conversations and reducing stigma surrounding mental health and mental illness. To do so, Michelle teaches ‘mental health 101’ and shares some of her own experiences living with mental illness.

The positive impact that mental health literacy can have in your own life, and for the people around you, is what drives her. If her words can inspire empathy and change at least one person’s perspective or make someone feel less alone, then she has done her job. Join us for some fun tunes and vulnerable conversations!

McGill students talk about what’s going on in their world– from events on campus to local news to student life and culture.