# Syrus Marcus Ware
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syrus marcus ware is a Canadian artist, activist and scholar. He lives and works in Toronto, Ontario, Canada and is currently an CLA Assistant Professor in the School of the Arts at McMaster University. He has worked since 2014 as faculty and as a designer for The Banff Centre.
The new Pride doc 'Parade', and is Hollywood pushing back on intimacy coordinators?
Culture critics Syrus Marcus Ware and Tobin Ng join Elamin Abdelmahmoud to talk about the new doc 'Parade,' which explores the history of Pride parades — as protest and party — in Canada.
Plus, New Yorker writer Jennifer Wilson learns how to be an intimacy coordinator, a consultant who supervises …
Substack's rise & a tribute to poet/activist Andrea Gibson
Vinson Cunningham and Kate Lindsay join host Elamin Abdelmahmoud to talk about Substack, and how the online newsletter platform has positioned itself as the future of media. Plus, Syrus Marcus Ware and Alessandra Nacarrato celebrate the legacy of the late Andrea Gibson, the spoken word poet whose w…
Our Gender Is Infinite: On Aiyyana Maracle with Syrus Marcus Ware
Closing out our season, we turn to the story of Aiyyana Maracle, a multidisciplinary artist, scholar, educator, and storyteller from Canada. A self-described “transformed woman who loves women,” Aiyyana invited audiences to rethink gender and sexuality through a decolonial lens.
For more than fifty…
FRIDAY WRAP on Wicked: For Good, Michelle Obama's comments on Black hair, and Mariah Carey
Elamin is joined by culture critics Kathleen Newman-Bremang, Sarah-Tai Black and Syrus Marcus Ware to discuss ‘Wicked: For Good,' the controversy around Michelle Obama’s recent comments about Black women and hair, and why Mariah Carey’s ‘All I Want For Christmas Is You,' has had its earliest entry …
In the wake of the BAFTA's controversy, what does accountability look like?
The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) and BBC have apologized for airing a racial slur during Sunday’s BAFTA award ceremony. It happened after John Davidson, a guest with Tourette’s Syndrome, shouted offensive language at award presenters, and Sinners stars, Michael B. Jordan and …
From Three Voices: Why Disabled Black History Matters
How does our history of segregation and discrimination towards minority communities impact the way social justice movements and disability rights organizations operate?
Joeita Gupta speaks with three individuals from the Black disability community to learn more about how conversations about race a…
How Siphe November changed ballet in Canada, and a floating convenience store goes viral
Siphe November took his final bow as principal dancer at the National Ballet of Canada in Wayne McGregor’s adaptation of MADDADDAM this past weekend. As Siphe prepares to join the Dutch National Ballet as soloist, culture critic Syrus Marcus Ware and ballet critic Martha Schabas join Elamin to talk…
Ariana Grande's new album and the public scrutiny about her body
Commotion guest host Amil Niazi is joined by music critic Pablo The Don, and culture critics Scaachi Koul and Syrus Marcus Ware to discuss ‘Petal,’ the brand new album from Ariana Grande, along with the polarizing debate around Ariana’s body and health, and where a celebrity’s right to privacy sits…
Free To Be More: Creative Activism in the Era of Black Lives Matter
What does it mean to practice the future together? In this episode of the ABC podcast, we explore the intersection of art, activism, and Black futures in conversation with Dr. Syrus Marcus Ware and Ra'anaa Yaminah Ekundayo. Discover how creative expressions shape social justice movements and envisi…
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