# Anna Banana
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anna banana (born February 24, 1940 as Anne Lee Long in Victoria, British Columbia) is a Canadian artist known for her performance art, writing, and work as a small press publisher. She has been described as an "entrepreneur and critic", and pioneered the artistamp, a postage-stamp-sized medium. She has been prominent in the mail art movement since the early 1970s, acting as a bridge between the movement's early history and its second generation.
Senator Charles Adler: Canadian Common Sense™
Premiers in BC, Manitoba, and Ontario are calling out Alberta's Danielle Smith. The Americans can't believe Canadians aren't buying their booze. And legendary NHL playoff performer Claude Lemieux is dead by suicide days after carrying the torch at a Habs home game. We get into it all with Emmy Awar…
"It's like losing your virginity. No going back!"
Red hot takes on Alberta separation from Jesse, Geoff, Anna Banana, Alberta Maverick, Peaches, Chris, Colin, Alex, AJ, and a heart-wrenching appeal from Brendon in The Flamethrower presented by the DQs of Northwest Edmonton and Sherwood Park.
SUPPORT NIKKI'S GOFUNDME: https://www.gofundme.com/f/he…
The Social Implications of Conservation – with Prof Dan Brockington
In recent decades, conservation science has begun to pay greater attention to local people’s rights, livelihoods, and well-being. Yet the growing availability of data and advanced technologies raises new justice concerns for conservation science. This episode explores the justice dimensions of cons…
The Political Economy of Rwanda's Rise: Conversation with Pritish Behuria
In this episode, GDI's Pritish Behuria discusses his new book, The Political Economy of Rwanda's Rise (Open Access, Cambridge University Press). Pritish explains how the country's economic and political prospects have changed since the genocide in 1994, as well as the development challenges Rwanda …
Shifting the Architecture of Aid
Three of our recently-graduated undergrad students - Amelia Campion, Alex Dannreuther and Niamh Keogan - speak with Chibwe Masabo Henry about the breakdown of aid structures and the ways we can shift our giving to a flexible, community-grounded model.
Chibwe Masabo Henry is Shifting the Power Prog…
Armando Barrientos on Social Policies in the Global South
The Oxford Handbook of Social Policies in the Global South has just been published, bringing together the latest research on social policies and institutions in place outside the advanced capitalist countries. In this episode of the GDI Podcast, one of the handbook's co-editors, Professor Armando B…
Who gets heard? Language and power in development
In this episode we hear GDI undergraduate students Evelyn Taylor, Olivia Thornburrow and Cheryl Loh in conversation with Cecilia Milesi.
Cecilia has over 25 years of experience advising multilateral organizations, United Nations agencies such as UNOSSC, and international NGOs including Amnesty Int…
The Labour Market in Bangladesh: Conversation with Farzana Munshi
In this episode of the GDI podcast, David Fielding, Professor of Development Economics, interviews Farzana Munshi, Professorial Research Fellow, about her latest book, The Labour Market in Bangladesh: Emerging Challenges, Future of Work, and Policy Direction (Routledge). The pair discuss the fourth…
Yes, Seattle has style. Here’s how to develop yours.
They say Seattle can’t dress…. and they are WRONG. We got style! And fall is the perfect time to show it.
On today’s episode we’ll talk with two people who are passionate about how Seattleites express themselves through clothes.
Anna Banana owns and runs the Capitol Hill vintage and vintage-insp…
GDI Students and Muungano wa Wanavijiji Researchers on Co-Designing Research
This is the second podcast about the Reciprocal Learning Exchange Project, a collective endeavour set up by the Muungano wa Wanavijiji Kisumu Federation and students from the Global Development Institute, supported by GDI’s Innovation Fund. Designed to better understand the benefits, challenges, an…
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