Talking Radical Radio

Don Montgrand and Candyce Paul talk about the Northern Dene Trappers Alliance, highway blockades, defending the land, and cultural resurgence.

Daniel Tseghay and Daniel Wexel talk about a recent victory in a campaign to make public transit a space of safety rather than fear for undocumented migrants in Vancouver.

Lorraine Hewlett, Shannon Moore, and Courtney Howard talk about Fracking Action North and the fight against hydraulic fracturing in the Northwest Territories.

Kaitlyn Gibson and Ian McDonald talk about the new Student Action Network at the University of Manitoba, and its fight to stop major budget cuts.

Craig Langston and Tim Louis talk with me about the harsh impacts of declining paratransit service levels, and about organizing riders in response.

Étienne Lepage talks with me about the work of UPop Montreal to create grassroots community spaces for learning, encounter, and critical dialogue.

Helen Luu and Ann Fitzpatrick of the Right to Housing Coalition talk about the struggle to win a legal right to housing in Canada.

Gurpreet Singh talks about the first year of publishing Radical Desi, a monthly magazine that covers alternative politics.

Lynn Gehl talks about her journey of struggle as an Algonquin Anishnabe woman, and the importance of centring Indigenous knowledge.

Donald Pratt and Peter Gose talk about the struggle to defend wrongfully accused Ottawa academic Hassan Diab.

Zoë Dodd and Peter Leslie talk about the organizing involved in the new Toronto Harm Reduction Workers Union.

David Diamond and David Ng talk about their work as part of Theatre for Living (formerly Headlines Theatre) in Vancouver.

Chris Ramsaroop and Melisa LaRue talk about a grassroots effort to build relationships and solidarity between temporary foreign workers and Canadian workers.

Joël Pedneault talks about the Red Hand Coalition, one of the main anti-austerity formations in Quebec, and the rising tide of struggle heading into the spring.

Kanahus Manuel talks about the struggle by the Secwepemc Nation and its allies to defend the land and assert their nationhood after the massive Mount Polley tailings pond spill.

Glenn Michalchuk talks about the work of Peace Alliance Winnipeg against war and militarism, and about his own three decades of anti-war organizing.

Robert Massoud talks about Toronto grassroots space and cultural centre Beit Zatoun.

Martha Roberts talks about the Alliance for People's Health, a collective of health workers and organizers committed to radicalizing analyses of health and to the struggle for health for all.

Rosalind Hampton talks about Community-University Talks, a group at McGill University supporting dialogue and collaboration among Black students, scholars, and communities in Montreal.

TJ Travis speaks about The Bloomfield House, a grassroots revitalization and community empowerment initiative in the Sandwich Town neighbourhood of Windsor, Ontario.