The Relevance Report

In this week's episode, Edith Juru dives into the world of musicians, exploring how music becomes a central force in their lives and the moments that first pulled them into its rhythm. We’ll uncover the stories behind how they fell in love with music and what keeps that passion alive. In interviews with three different local musicians, we explore the moments, memories, and influences that firs...

This week, we examine the types of rivalries in multiple forms of media. From the feud between Alberta separatists who want to leave, to the conflict for a possible referendum, then the internal struggle for consumerist self-care, and a dive into the hit show Heated Rivalry.

In this week's episode, Melanie Wright explore's how local churches in Alberta support communities beyond worship. Churches are helping people facing financial, emotional, and social challenges through food bank support, clothing drives, and social connection. The episode examines how faith organizations build belonging and raises questions about who should provide community support during...

In this week's Interviews, Ty Holloway talks to an occupational therapist at University of Alberta Hospital about how the dissolving of AHS is already affecting them at the hospital level. We also delve into the challenges around access to mental health resources in rural communities and what problems are being ignored in the Alberta government's efforts to streamline the system.

This episode explores all things culture. We will cover toxic gaming culture, the shift from digital to analogue, Edmonton zines, how concerts have changed over the years, and the impact of representation in storytelling.

This week, we examine changes in the Alberta Health Care System, the debate around paying for daycare services, the effect of inflation on student lives, and the benefits of crochet as a trend.

In this week's Relevant Report, we will be discussing all things traffic, construction noise, and driving in Edmonton. Madeline McCarthy chats about downtown construction, Praise Odusote discusses driving problems taking transit in the city, Sean Gorman takes a look at traffic noise and Neal Yong shares his experience as a delivery driver working across Edmonton.

This week, we'll dive into how social media has served as a tool in police investigations, the dangers of digital overconsumption, its influence on retail therapy, and its impact on the food scene.

In this episode of the Relevance Report we will talk about Edmonton’s evolving urban centers, how fashion can inform personal politics on school campuses, the emergence of sustainable community gardening, and finally, how dandelions can be beneficial for your health and wellness.

Edmonton is a city that lives and breathes hockey. From the successes of the Oilers on the Ice, questions around their star player, the ownership of the team building the downtown core, or even how Albertans are getting closer to the game through online betting. In this episode, we’ll look at everything about Edmonton’s hockey culture!

On this week's episode of  The Relevance Report, we will discuss the policies that have affected the lives of Canadians.

In this episode of the Relevance Report, we look at issues facing Albertans, from local businesses to public educators on strike.

Explore Edmonton’s autumn scene. This episode of the Relevance Report covers both DARK and Deadmonton, two of Edmonton’s largest halloween festivals. We also preview the Edmonton Underground Film Festival and analyze why Edmonton Elks fans should be optimistic towards the end of the season.

This week, we dive into the mayoral election and its effect on students, talk about infrastructure in regards to the downtown core and the development plan for MacEwan University, then we'll learn about the dark history of the Charles Camsell Hospital in Edmonton, and the Ukrainian Heritage Village rebuild.

We will discuss pop culture moments that have changed, shaped or influenced the industry and mostly ourselves.

In this week’s episode, we’re diving into the US-Canada trade war, discussing the events and decisions that led us here, how tariffs are affecting small businesses, and what real Canadians think about it all.

From the big screen winners to the biggest snubs,this episode we wrap up the 2025 award show season and how the film industry is using Artificial Intelligence to enhance performances.

On today’s episode, we’re diving into the transition from university to the workforce. First, we’ll chat about what the job market looks like for recent grads, drawing from both research and our own experiences. Then, we’ll take you inside MacEwan’s Reach for the Stars event, where students connected with industry professionals. Finally, we’ll hear some valuable advice from veteran photojournalist...

This week, we’re diving into a variety of things happening in Edmonton, from a unique lunar night market to an exhibit put on by The Edmonton Public Library and Royal Alberta Museum and, finally, the upcoming Filipino Fiesta this September.

In this week’s interviews, we’ll discuss how an Alberta based non-profit is providing education to women who previously have not had access to resources. Next we will be immersed in the 35th annual Silver Skate Festival. After that, we will explore the process behind song writing and producing from the perspective of local artist, Mike Wilson, then finish up with an exploration of what song inspir...

From the cost of living and housing struggles to shifts in healthcare, climate, and local culture, this week's episode digs into the real issues shaping life in Edmonton today.

On this week’s episode we give listeners an insight into the challenges that students and teachers face in classrooms without Educational Assistants. Followed by ways to keep warm in the deep freeze of an Edmonton winter with events throughout the season.

This week, we dive into the reality of fake news and its far-reaching impact on society. Then, we discuss various employee strikes, exploring their broader significance. Finally, we talk about the powerful role of music in enhancing mental health and well-being.

This week, we explore different happenings surrounding the Edmonton community involving music festivals, the future of artificial intelligence, and issues and concerns involving the daycares in the city.

This week, we dive into major political and social developments in Canada and beyond. First, we break down Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s resignation and what it means for the future of the Liberal Party with the upcoming election. Then, we analyze the tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump and Premier Danielle Smith’s efforts to negotiate exceptions for Alberta’s energy sector. We also d...