January 25, 2024 - Fundraising for protestor's bylaw tickets, remembering the 2017 Quebec City mosque shooting, Pan-Afrikan Coalition of Canada, Provincial Women's Pinball Championship.

In today's episode, we head to a potluck fundraiser addressing the recent noise infraction tickets handed out to Palestinian supportive protestors (2:10). From the event, Sarah Abdul-Karim speaks on the tickets and uplifting Palestinian voices. We also hear from Ottawa Peace Council organizer Rory Lewis, Canadian Peace Congress president Larry Wasslen, and Ottawa MPP Joel Harden. Then, Arya Gunde walks us through the upcoming day of remembrance for the 2017 Quebec City mosque attack (10:41). He talks about right-wing terrorism, and Islamophobia in the country.We celebrate the World Day for African and Afrodescendant culture with members of the Pan-Afrikan Coalition of Canada (12:40). Fathia Tijani sits down with the organization's president, Daniel Eji, and members Charles, Idris, and Steve. They discuss the work the organization does to keep immigrants, children, and residents in touch with African culture.In light of the recent Provincial Women's Pinball Championship in Ottawa, we hear from Megan Sprague of Pinball Women Ottawa (31:07). We discuss her introduction to the game, this weekend as the first provincial championship in Ottawa, and the role of women and gender-diverse folks in the pinball community. Wrapping up the show, Tyler Beauchesne reports from the Sports Corner (49:20). He covers the suspected closure of Sports Illustrated, 2018 World Junior Hockey team members facing sexual assault charges, and much more!