The gang caps off a year answering your pressing questions and taking a moment to remember the people they hate the most. Our theme song is “Mega Guillotine 2020” by the prophetic and powerful AJJ. Go buy their newest album Good Luck Everybody for instructions on magicks dark and terrible. Need a place to send […]
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Mariah Horner (Festival Director) and Dinah Jansen (Executive Director) sat down for a live studio chat to launch Shortwave Theatre Festival in Kingston on November 1st 2020 at 11 am, an hour of chat followed by a one-hour live studio performance with Kingston’s Savage Family Band featuring Tom and Bella Savage and Bonz Bowering. Stay […]
Continue ReadingThis week we provide an update on Kingston’s mayor, proving that Paterson puts the MENTAL in FUNDAMENTALIST. We also discuss the horrid revelations concerning minor internet loser Ryan Haywood of Roosterteeth, and the new job of future boy-king Ben Harper. Listen to the Ben Rogers interview on the Chronically Questioning Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6mO9j0ApMuubVIvAmQJwoZ Our theme song is […]
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Queen’s University is holding its annual Homecoming event starting Friday, October 16 2020. In this podcast, we chat with Leigh Kalin (Associate Vice-Principal), Caitlin Adair (Project Manager), and Carey-Anne Morrison (Alumni Officer) about this year’s virtual homecoming event!
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Introductory Episode of Queen’s Health Outreach
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Learn more about this year’s Islamic History Month online events on this interview in which Mona Rahman told us about the importance of getting to know the achievements and heritage of the Black Muslims.
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Join us for an exciting discussion with Queen’s University Rector, Sam Hiemstra! We chat with Sam about his role working on behalf of all students at Queen’s University, the ways in which students can engage with the Office of the Rector, and otherwise stay connected and engaged in the Fall 2020 term!
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What are the challenges of ageing in French in Kingston? Which services are available to francophone seniors? How do seniors from the francophone community engage in a dialogue with the anglophone community and the various allophone communities? Three seniors from the francophone community will share their personal experience and will invite the audience in French […]
Continue ReadingLes mots santé mentale ne sont pas des mots dans le vent. Ils représentent la santé de soi, la santé de l’âme. Dans la deuxième partie de notre balado sur la santé mentale, nous continuons la discussion avec Chantale Blanchette, formatrice pour la Commission de la santé mentale du Canada et Sherry Lachine, propriétaire de […]
Continue ReadingDe nos jours, les mots « santé mentale » sont souvent utilisés pour vendre ou faire la promotion des dernières tendances. Mais qu’est-ce que la santé mentale ? La santé mentale est-elle importante ? Est-il correct de ne pas se sentir bien ? En ces temps incertains de pandémie mondiale et de distanciation sociale, trois […]
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