Stories from the Hart

Ruvimbo and Tony sit with India Annamanthadoo, who shares stories of vulnerability and connection as she reflects on her trip to Rwanda. Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr26

Tony and Ruvimbo sit with Mehak Kawatra, who shares insights about empowerment, emotional labour, and the vital role of stories in advocacy work. Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr25

Mica invites Kashi to share and discuss her audio collection of student stories about their relationships to the land occupied by U of T campus. Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr24

Sabrina interviews urban farmer Cheyenne Sundance from Sundance Harvest about food insecurity, food sovereignty and creating pathways for BIPOC farmers. Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr23

Mica and Ari invite their friends Kashi and Selva to discuss their experiences of loneliness, belonging and feeling at home while growing up in the diaspora. Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr22

Listen in on a series of phone calls with each of our producers as they share what makes them feel connected and grounded in times of uncertainty. Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr21

Saba and Sabrina are joined by visual artist and diasporic storyteller Farhiya Jama as she invites us into why she makes art and how she takes up space. Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr20

Sabrina hosts a roundtable talk about all things money as we shine some light on the stress, shame and mystery surrounding budgeting and personal finance. Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr19

Saba hosts an intimate roundtable conversation with our producers about navigating seasons of change, with readings and original audio works woven throughout. Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr18

Mica shares a conversation with Kashi Syal about taking up space and dating apps. Then we’re joined by the Hart House Farm committee to learn more about this rural community space. Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr17

Zoe and Jessica sit down with Dr. LaToya Brackett and Dr. Janelle Joseph to discuss their work experiences and how they set boundaries for self care. Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr16

Sabrina prompts our producers to create and share some experimental narrative audio pieces, then leads a roundtable conversation about self care and advocacy. Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr15

We open the show with a roundtable talk about our relationship to food. Ari then shares a conversation about food justice with Paul Taylor from FoodShare. Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/the-west-meeting-room-ep-15-whats-on-your-plate

Our producers open the show by sharing soundscapes that remind them of home. Then Saba hosts a call with political fashion writer and activist Hoda Katebi. Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr13

Multimedia artist Phoebe Wang, @FeebsWang, joins us in the studio to talk about making art, vulnerability, and learning how to use new tools along the way. Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr12

How do you connect with yourself? Whose stories do you inherit? Special guests Katie and Jae guide us into the labrynth of history and knowledge held within the practices of tarot and magick. Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr11

Activate your senses as we dive into the historical, ritual, and connective power of tea as we are joined in studio by The Tea Stylist, Linda Gaylard. Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr10

Sabrina and Saba sit down with Eternia and Marcus Singleton (aka iomos marad) to discuss how hip hop changed their lives and connected them with community. Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr9

The following is a recording from the Hart House Hip Hop Café hosted by Drezus, an internationally acclaimed MC and activist based out of Blackfoot Territory. Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr8

Saba sits down with Braeden Doane and Day Milman to talk about their work as story-tellers and we feature Braeden’s audio piece “The Unheard Hart House” Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr7

Come join our roundtable discussion with climate justice activists from the 2019-20 Global Commons co-hort and learn more about how to get involved. Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr6

This week we’re holding space for students to unpack the stigma and shame surrounding failure and exploring pathways for growth, unlearning and connection. Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr5

Why should I vote? How can I become more of a politically active citizen? The answers to these questions and more in our conversation with the Samara Centre for Democracy’s Mike Morden. Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr4

We’re talking with student activist Marium Nur Vahed this week. Please note that we talk a bit about suicide, so be sure to tend to your needs with kindness. Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr3

Another peer support roundtable this week as students discuss reframing failure, productivity, and how to invest in self care in a high pressure environment. Transcript URL: https://harthouse.ca/stories/podcast/twmr2