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Fabienne Colas on racism, diversity and inclusion

February 15, 2017
| Fabienne and Face2Face host David Peck talk about the Toronto Black Film Festival, racism, diversity, inclusion and making a difference in the world.
Length: 21:26 minutes (14.72 MB)
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Smashing the patriarchy in Newfoundland

June 29, 2016
| Jessica Barry and Nicole Collins talk about the work that Smash Patriarchy: An Action Team is doing in St. John's.
Length: 28:38 minutes (26.23 MB)
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EXTRACTION! Ad Astra's comic book journalism tackles mining justice

EXTRACTION! image from Ad Astra

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It's an old "analog" idea that's gaining new credibility in the digital age: comic book journalism. Ad Astra Comix is breathing new life into the genre as it prepares for its second publication, EXTRACTION! which examines what the company calls "the criminal activities of mining companies" in North America.

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Syria Film Festival addresses conflict through cinema and activist art

Image: Syria Film Festival facebook page

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Federica Foglia on politics, relationships and social change

November 19, 2015
| Federica and I have a wonderful time together chatting about politics, relationships, "common sense," art and why she's not shy about controversy.
Length: 25:14 minutes (28.89 MB)
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The Hemsbach Protocol turns artistic lens on refugee crisis

Credit: Darren O'Donnell

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The surge of refugees heading to Germany is relentless. Now from my perch in Berlin, I'm awestruck by the Germany I'm experiencing -- watching waves of volunteers pitch in to help.

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On the road again
| May 7, 2015
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Hot Docs 2015 radiates with personal, high-stakes stories

Photo: How to Change the World

Hot Docs 2015 has a lineup with some fabulous documentaries this year and as I peruse the pickings, I see it's going back to some fundamentals. Over the years, North America's biggest documentary showcase has become a glossy panorama of over-produced, TV-centric films. This year, I'm finding a lot of personal films, focussing on individuals and their challenges, that harken back to basics.

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James Alan and Mike Close on wonder in the 21st century

February 15, 2015
| Taped in front of a live, enthusiastic and thoughtful audience from the Centre for Inquiry I chatted with two magicians about magic, wonder and reason in the 21st century.
Length: 57:18 minutes (65.59 MB)
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The loss of public values at CBC begins with management

Photo: Paul Gorbould/flickr

Amanda Lang had her Leslie Roberts moment this week, as Roberts had his Peter Mansbridge moment a week before. Lang is CBC's "senior business correspondent" (titles matter to these people, Lang lovingly repeats hers). She was found taking money for speeches from banks she reports on.

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