Ep #6: "I am in love with this unpredictable body"
Disabled femmes & disabled femmes of colour speak about everything from racism in the disabled community to love and sex, and the buzz-wordiness of "accessibility" in progressive spaces/organizations. Co-Host Rebecca Stuckey shares her personal story and experience with disability. Masuma Khan spea…
Writing Life (Part 1): How stories make and break us
What if telling your story could endanger your life ... but also possibly save it? I interview best-selling author and scholar Jesse Thistle, community organizer Masuma Khan, and fashion writer Musemo Handahu about the powers and dangers of storytelling. Jesse Thistle went from living on the stre…
Writing Life (Part 2): How stories make and break us
What are the limits of our narrative? How can stories lead us into blank spaces and the unknown? I interview Giller Prize winner Johanna Skibsrud and celebrated east coast writers Carol Bruneau and Nicola Davison about the transformative potential of story and the challenges of writing what is unsa…
Examineradio 135: Desmond Cole street checks the police
Broadcaster, writer and activist Desmond Cole describes why he hid from police during his last visit to Halifax, then went to confront them. Plus, we talk about Dalhousie student Masuma Khan and #whitefragility, and the emails from council about the Cornwallis statue.
Episode 9: F**K 150
WOO! We're here with the penultimate episode of the year!
This episode I talk to Masuma Khan (a general all round bad ass) about Unlearn 150, activism and white supremacy in Canada.
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Season 1 Episode 2: Where da reparations at? Ft. Sarah
Are you willing to weather a hurricane for the sake of reproductive justice? Have you fought with the Cinema Studies program for the sake of Black programming? Are you subscribed to random newsletters in Asia? Well, our guest this week, Sarah Edo, has done all this and more!
Join us this episode a…
Racist Literature in Public Spaces
It has been three years since the removal of the controversial Edward Cornwallis statue in Halifax. Other cities in the nation are having their own conversations about removing similar statues or changing street names that have roots in colonial history. But, should the same treatment be applied to…
Masuma Khan named new executive director of Bus Stop Theatre
The Bus Stop Theatre Co-op has a new executive director starting in June and its Masuma Khan. You may know her from her years of community activism and advocacy or by the musical name, General Khan. She spoke with host Jeff Douglas about her goals for the theatre moving forward.
Exposing The Conditions In ICE Concentration Camps with Riya Khan
Riya Khan's mother Masuma Khan spent weeks in an ICE concentration camp in California City, partially over a mistaken identity. Now, they are fighting for better conditions with The Masuma Khan Act (SB995).Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/p…
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