Progressive Publics
Progressive Publics
Podcast Description
The Progressive Publics podcast presents a series of conversations connecting academic scholarship and independent Canadian media and featuring the Unrigged journalism and Harbinger podcast communities in dialogue with artists, activists and academics.
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The podcast focuses on themes such as media representation, Canadian social democracy, and the intersections of art and activism, with episodes featuring discussions on the legacy of independent media, historical contexts of Canadian imperialism, and the experiences of artists within independent music journalism.
On this episode join Canadians for Justice and Peace in the Middle East Interim President Michael Bueckert, Anti-Racism Program lead researcher Jamila Ewais and Director of Media Advocacy Jason Toney and Black Rose Books editor Clara Swan Kennedy for a conversation exploring anti-Palestinian media, racism and CJPME Advocacy.
The Progressive Publics podcast presents a series of conversations connecting academic scholarship and independent Canadian media and featuring the Unrigged journalism and Harbinger podcast communities in dialogue with artists, activists and academics.
This conversation was recorded at the second edition of the Progressive Publics Symposium, held at Concordia University in Montreal in collaboration with the Data Justice Hub and the Social Justice Centre on March 1st, 2025.
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