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City and Nuuchimii
by City and Nuuchimii
We're an independent, non-partisan current affairs podcast hosted by Jenn Jefferys (in the city) and Maïtée Saganash (in nuuchimii). Every episode is funded by listeners like you.Sustain our work by supporting us today: https://anchor.fm/citynuuchimii/subscribe
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long live the Fourth Estate (with Allan Thompson)
our guest today is the Director of the School of Journalism and Communication at Carleton University and head of Carleton’s journalism program, Allan Thompson. Professor Thompson is a lifelong journalist who's reported from newsrooms around the world—from Washington, to England, to Rwanda.…
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smashing patriarchy through shine theory (with Julie S. Lalonde)
Our Galentine's Day guest this year is the magnificent Miss Julie S. Lalonde—a dear friend of ours as well as a bestselling author, an internationally recognized women’s rights advocate, and a public educator. Franco-ontarienne du nord de l’Ontario, elle est basée à Ottawa. Julie holds a BA and…
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bread and roses (with Zac + Gavin)
everyone's fav indie media critics on the American left, Gavin and Zac, joined Jenn to talk democratic socialism, the upcoming U.S. midterms, the wealth gap, and lots more. Gavin and Zac co-host the popular American podcast and youtube channel The Vanguard where they create videos, documentaries...
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coupla canucks catchin up (with Stephen Maher)
one of our besties the talented award-winning author of The Prince: The Turbulent Reign of Justin Trudeau and veteran political journalist Stephen Maher stopped by to catch us up on some of the latest headlines. > you can find Maher's incredibly juicy chronology of the Trudeau years wherever fine...
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simply yearning to coexist (with Jesse Brown)
the mensch behind Canadaland has launched an investigative podcast series called What Is Happening Here? which documents the frightening rise of antisemitism in Canada. Jesse Brown joins us to share what he learned and shed some light on the many worries and daunting questions plaguing Canadian...
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collapsing empires and mayoral rizz (with Supriya Dwivedi)
are the Carney Liberals kowtowing to India? does anyone care about the NDP leadership race? will Mamdani’s abundant rizz ever be replicated? does everything just generally suck right now?! the brilliant Supriya Dwivedi joined us to contemplate these and other questions and to spill some tea from...
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year-end yap (with your co-hostesses with the most-esses)
your intrepid co-hosts Maïtée and Jenn are reunited at last for a long meandering year-end yap 'n holiday wrap. we talk Fiddy vs Diddy, cosplay Kristi's melting face, pipelines, sus tech spending, 'Murican clown cars, and lots more. ■■■■ City and Nuuchimii is an independently produced…
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hope for a woke pope (with Riley Yesno)
Queer Anishinaabe scholar and political pundit Riley Yesno is back on the show to dig into whatever the heck just happened during #elxn45, whether queer and trans rights have fallen by the wayside, and whether or not the new pope is (as rumored) woke. ■■■■ City and Nuuchimii is an independent...
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queering #cdnpoli (with Canary Quinn)
today we caught up with Ottawa-based queer burlesque performer Canary Quinn whose work went viral recently with a little help from Laura Jane Grace. we talk queer politics, trans and nonbinary empowerment in the face of fascism, and what the latest Canadian federal election results mean for the...
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fashy survival skills with Jesse Duquette (part two)
welcome to part two of our three part special conversation with Chicago-based cartoonist and perhaps the most censored guy on the internet, Jesse Duquette. Jesse joined Jenn to talk about comedy, art therapy, patriotism, surviving American fascism, Mike Myers' killer comeback on Saturday Night...
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fashy survival skills with Jesse Duquette (part one)
how are you feeling right now? anxious? stressed? depressed? contemplating putting your fist through a wall? girl, same. but we gotcha. given (gestures broadly) all this, we've got American political cartoonist Jesse Duquette with us today to commiserate. he's been documenting the bleak state of...
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the fight for Black lives and better angels (with Desmond Cole)
the one and only Desmond Cole joined us to talk harm reduction, white fragility, Libservativism, PM resignation rumours, and much more. for the few who don't already know, Cole is an award-winning journalist, the bestselling author of The Skin We're In and a fearless advocate for racialized...
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decolonizing politics (with Niigaan Sinclair and Dara Wawatie-Chabot)
today we're joined by two of our fav Anishinaabe intellectuals to break down the latest political headlines. guests in order of appearance: — Niigaanwewidam James Sinclair (PhD) is Anishinaabe from St. Peter’s/Little Peguis. he's a columnist for the Winnipeg Free Press and an assistant professor…
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shop talk with the Bloc (with Christine Normandin and Stu Benson)
all the politics have been ultra spicy lately (loves it) so we're back to bless your podcast feed for the fall 2024 szn after a very brat summer. joining us today are the lovely Deputy Leader of the Bloc, Christine Normandin, as well as our pal Hill Times parliamentary reporter Stu Benson. ____...
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governing in troubled times (with Paul Wells)
Today we're joined again by one of our fav Canadian writers, Paul Wells. Wells has written a fantastic book about the 23rd Prime Minister of Canada (and the son of the 15th Prime Minister of Canada), Justin Trudeau, whose Liberal government has been in power federally here in Canada since 2015....
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Northern Ontario's punk rock politician
Today we're joined by none other than the Honourable Charlie Angus, longtime Canadian Member of Parliament for the enormous federal riding of Timmins-James Bay in Northern Ontario. Charlie - who some call the Canadian Bernie Sanders - is a diehard New Democrat. For those who don't know, the New...
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wtf happened to Pitchfork?
Evan Minsker joins us today with the inside scoop on WTF (?!!) really happened inside Pitchfork before they arbitrarily shitcanned a vast majority of their fantastic, award-winning newsroom.Evan was born and raised in West Virginia and now lives with his family Wisconsin where he's working on...
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the nü metal agenda (with Holiday Kirk)
Are you into nu metal? Thanks in part to explosive docs like Woodstock 99, niche bands like Korn and Limp Bizkit are gaining traction again. And while nu metal may always "suck" to the critics, today the genre seems to be having a moment. Today's guest stumbled his way to the front of this…
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E24 — Dr. Jane Philpott
Canadian healthcare is often mistaken for a truly universal system. Even medical doctors will tell you that while it saves lives, our Medicare still only covers the basics — and universal, single-payer, public Canadian Pharmacare is desperately needed. Today on the pod, Canada's former federal...
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E23 — Tommy Siegel
Tommy Siegel can read your mind. Not really, but his candy heart comics do reveal the tortured inner monologues of humanity. Tommy joined us from Los Angeles, California to talk about animation, American politics, and his natural proclivity for drawing butts on things. We also learned that when…
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E22 — Riley Yesno
Hey bb. It's 2023. We're back!* It also happens to be Galentine's Day, so we're joined by celebrated Anishinaabe pundit Riley Yesno. You might recognize her from television — she's a regular commentator on CBC news and her fam are recent competitors on Canadian Family Feud — or from her prolific...
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E21 — Josh Weinstein
You definitely know The Simpsons. But you may not know Josh Weinstein — one of the show's original writers from the 1990s. Remember when Homer met Billy Corgan? Or when Milhouse became Thrillhouse? How about the gay steel mill? Well, Josh Weinstein actually wrote those episodes. He worked with...
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E20 — Nur Al Ebeid
Has anything changed since the June 6 2021 terror attack that saw the Afzaal family brutally murdered in London, Ontario? Are Canadian streets any safer today, one year on, for the visibly Muslim? Future lawyer and proud Marsh Iraqi Nur Al Ebeid joins us today to discuss. Nur is working toward…
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2021 IS DONE (plus happy first birthday to us!)
Today we look back at our first trip around the sun as a podcast — best stories, fav interviews, spiciest moments — while toasting slash dunking on the dumpster fire that was 2021. We sprinkled in plenty of good music for you, too. It's the City and Nuuchimii 18th Episode Spectacular! • • • City...
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E17 — Paul Wells
He can smell BS a mile way. The New Yorker once called him 'Canada's foremost Harperologist' thanks to his biting analysis of PM Trudeau's predecessor. Today on the pod, revered political journalist and senior writer for Maclean's magazine, Paul Wells, joins us to talk Canadian news media's...
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E13 — Jeremy Taggart
He's smashed skins for Our Lady Peace at Woodstock, he helped pioneer CanCon rock, and now he and his good BAHD Jonathan Torrens (aka. Jonovision/J-Roc) are co-hosting a podcast: Taggart & Torrens. Canadian drummer Jeremy Taggart joins the pod to talk about life after sex, drugs and rock and…
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E12 — Jay Baruchel
You probably know him from blockbuster films like Knocked Up or Almost Famous. Canadians might also remember him from Popular Mechanics for Kids or Are You Afraid of the Dark? Today on the pod, Jay Baruchel opens up about comedy, mental health, life as a Canadian kid in Hollywood and lots more.…
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E5 — Anna Mehler Paperny
CONTENT WARNING: this episode focuses on mental illness and suicide. • • • Anna Mehler Paperny is an award-winning reporter and author of Hello I Want to Die Please Fix Me: Depression in the First Person. She's also one of the smartest/funniest people you'll ever meet. Anna joined the pod to talk...
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E4 — Dr. Michael Kirlew
Dr. Michael Kirlew is a medical doctor serving Indigenous patients at the Weeneebayko Area Health Authority. Maïtée and Jenn caught Dr. Kirlew between rounds to talk colonialism, healthcare and hope.
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