Citr -- Special Events

A training fillin with Jasper, Cora, Maryam and Elif.

Sasha sits down with Abril and Noush to chat Love in Public Pod season 2 highlighting student voices!

Hanging out with Orrin and Elle.

Today, Milena and Kiana talk about overcoming the fear of talking to strangers, attention span while watching movies and made verbal vows to stop second guessing ourselves

First show ! (sara rodriguez)

Hey grrrlies, in this episode we jump into the history of the Riot Grrrl movement, starting in Olympia in the early 90s as a backlash to the male-dominated Punk scene. We play some songs by some women in punk in the 70s who made this all possible: the Slits, X Ray Spex, and Patti Smith. Of course we delve into Kathleen Hanna (happy belated birthday!) and her projects which defined the movement: Bikini Kill, Le Tigre, and Julie Ruin. We get into some other first-gen Riot Grrrl acts, as well as some of my suggestions for some modern-day women and non-binary folks who deserve the title of Riot Grrrls just as much. Love rock revolution girl style now!

Today I'm playing some things that have been on heavy rotation for me the past week: some songs I stole from my sibling's Instagram, some Rolling Stone recs, and some new releases. Also, I did remember that term - UNRELIABLE NARRATOR. Yikes, this "English major" is feeling a bit fraudulent.

In this fill-in episode, Eva and Jasper are talking about what makes Vancouver's local indie music scene distinctive; upcoming live shows; podcasts; art; and how sometimes you just need to dance in the street to self-soothe.

LIVE from the Blackbox Theatre at the Roundhouse Community Centre at The Vancouver Outsider Arts Festival 2021 on October 16. https://www.cacv.ca/vancouver-outsider-arts-festival-2021/Live musical performances byRainbows End ~ https://nicerainbowohwaititsgone.bandcamp.com/Francis Baptiste ~ https://francis-baptiste.bandcamp.com/thehabeshaman ~ https://thehabeshaman.bandcamp.com/Bedwetters Anonymous ~ https://bedwettersanonymous.bandcamp.com/Readings byTodd McCluskie ~ https://www.cjsf.ca/contents/blurred-crusadeStance Ravening ~ https://www.instagram.com/croc4daddy/Marylise Habiyambere ~ https://www.instagram.com/marylisewrites/?hl=enTawahum Bige ~ https://tawahum.com/Live looping workshop by DJ Chronfused from Muse-ish ~ https://www.citr.ca/radio/muse-ish/Hosted by Nick Toney and Dora Dubber.

Live broadcast from the Portside Pub in Vancouver. LIVE PERFORMANCES ft. Terell Safadi, Shaylen D, Aktu el Shabazz, Massiah, Prado, Freelance Flint, Korodoroy Floyd, Teon Gibbs. COMEDY ft. Mufaro M. DJS ft. Rels, Steeles, Jules Andre Brown.

This summer, six talented teenagers from the Museum of Anthropology's Native Youth Program learned to podcast at CiTR. Each youth took a unique approach to exploring their Indigenous identity through sound. Hear them share stories from their nations as well as their personal stories in this audio documentary titled, "Where we begin: a collection of origin stories" featuring an original song called Jailbird by Mackenzie Fong. The order is as follows:Intro Amai Campbell Tamara Hall Mackenzie Fong Mackenzie Kew Kiera Yeomans-StevensGabe IroneagleJailbird by Mackenzie FongIf you want to learn more about the Native Youth Program, visit moa.ubc.ca/indigenous-access-and-engagement/nyp/

The Pender Guy radio collective grew out of a wave of Chinese Canadian youth activism in the early 1970s, running their operations from Vancouver’s Chinatown. Airing on Vancouver Co-operative Radio (Co-op Radio), the show explored issues related to Chinese-Canadian identity, history, politics, and art through news reporting, interviews, humour, drama, and music. Produced entirely by volunteers, the Pender Guy offered a way for young Chinese Canadians to gain community media skills and counter mainstream media representation of Chinatown and Chinese Canadians. With the City of Vancouver Archives’ recent digitization of the audio tapes, these tapes are now accessible entirely online, becoming an oral history archive of a formative period of Asian Canadian history. Join us as members of the Pender Guy share their memories on the show and play some of their favourite segments from the tapes while the community activists who helped preserve and document the show share the importance of the Pender Guy archives to t

“Inequality is not created equal,” the civil rights activist and scholar Kimberley Crenshaw once said. Experiences of racial inequality intersect at gender, class, and sexuality; and as such, these identity markers do not exist independently of each other, but rather inform each other. This intergenerational and multigenre panel of writers will share their insights and experiences of how their personal journeys as writers have influenced their craft and provided meaning on how and why they tell their stories.Grace Eiko Thomson, Larissa Lai, & Sarah SukModerated by Sharanjit Kaur Sandhra

In this Valentine's-themed Fundrive episode, Kat & Clo answer your questions about long-distance relationships, dating in your 20s, and the challenges of commitment. We also gossip about our favourite shows, chat about representations of relationships in mainstream media, and rant about how easy it is to internalize the patriarchy. We're just two friends figuring things out as we go, and we're so glad you're joining us for the ride.

Members of the student exec decide Valentine's Day is overrated and CiTR is underrated, so we dedicate our favourite songs to the station we love.

Showcasing favourite recordings from UBC artists over the last year.

Interview and music showcase of solo musician/producer Seven Taviss. He talks about making music during the COVID-19 pandemic and the importance of putting your mental health first before everything else.

A panel interview with 3 UBC Alumni/Students who have created their own podcasts, played during the 2020 24 Hours of Student Power.

Interview with the editor-in-chief and founder of Know It All Magazine Bella by Maya Preshyon

Interview with UBC student and upcoming musician Jayden Keleny as well as some of her music!