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Stuart Parker Dot CA
by Stuart Parker
This is the podcast for Stuart Parker's weekly public affairs show, which began on Prince George's CFIS 93.1 as After Nine - Monday Edition and has now moved to CFUR 88.7.
Episodes
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Cocktail Hours - S02E24: Marxism and Cancel Culture Lecture
While we are hard at work on starting the new video podcast, here is a recording listeners might enjoy of a public lecture on the relationship between "cancel culture" and Marxist theories of labour and politics.
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Cocktail Hours - S02E22: Don Todd/Jack Daniels
Don talks about his trips to Europe following retirement.
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Cocktail Hour - S02E21: Don Todd/Jack Daniels
This interview covers the period from 1963 to the 1990s when he worked as a professor of philosophy first at UBC then at SFU. Here we get Don's take on the hippie movement, the discipline of philosophy and anti-intellectual fads, past and present.
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Cocktail Hour - S02E20: Don Todd/Jack Daniels
Part two of our program finale wherein Don recounts his encounter with the Beat movement.
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Cocktail Hour - S02E19: Don Todd/Jack Daniels
This is the first part of Cocktail Hour's five-episode finale featuring the philosopher Don Todd
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Cocktail Hour - S02E18: Ira Zbarsky's Public Lecture on Fair Trade and Eco-Anarchism
Los Altos Institute hosted Ira Zbarsky, a lifelong supporter of communities seeking autonomy through bioregional self-reliance and fair trade on November 28th in Vancouver.
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Cocktail Hour - S02E16: Stuart Parker/My Baby Pictures
While you wait for me to finish the Don Todd interviews, here is the radio equivalent of my baby pictures, featuring four interviews I did when I was 17, back in 1989. I talk about what animated me at the time: youth suffrage, McDonald's ozone-damaging packaging and the proposed Stanley Park zoo...
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Cocktail Hour with Stuart Parker - S02E15: Jon Beasley-Murray/Margaritas
Jon and I meant to discuss three issues on the show but discovered that an hour had passed talking about the first one, the state of the modern university.
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Cocktail Hour with Stuart Parker - S02E14: Sam Schechter/Cotes du Rhone Guigal
Sam wanted to talk about men's experience of miscarriages, which, other than wine, is mostly what we talked about.
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Cocktail Hour with Stuart Parker - S02E13: Andrew Chestnut/Maracuyas
In the show, we drink passionfruit mezcal cocktails discuss Tabasco sauce, Oaxaca cheese, the background and mixed record of Pope Francis, the rise of Latin American Pentecostalism and the relationship between neoliberal healthcare austerity and rising magical belief.
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Cocktail Hour with Stuart Parker - S02E12: Cherry Smiley/Dry
Cherry Smiley is a dark horse candidate for leader of the BC New Democratic Party running on a feminist platform. We spend seventy minutes talking provincial issues and about the challenges of participating in the NDP.
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Cocktail Hour with Stuart Parker - S02E11: Nathan Giede/Rum and Coke
Nathan Giede, Prince George-based Assiniboine columnist, podcaster, Catholic traditionalist, former Tory candidate joins us to talk about all and sundry as we relaunch the show.
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Cocktail Hour with Stuart Parker - S02E10: John Thompson/Rum Drinks
In this episode I interview my longtime friend John Thompson, military man, defense policy analyst and now author of a new book on the Second World War. We drink rum; Thompson's bum leg went out so he couldn't make it to the shops and had to subsist on his emergency navy rum supply.
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Cocktail Hour with Stuart Parker - S02E09: Edward Kopp/Manhattans
After a two month hiatus, the Cocktail Hour is back on the air with the amazing Edward Kopp, navy man, chef, public intellectual and candidate in the Democratic Party 2024 Brooklyn congressional primary.
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Cocktail Hour with Stuart Parker - S02E08: Ukraine Panel Substitute Episode
This is a show produced for Los Altos Institute's podcast channel being reposted here. It's a panel discussion on the Ukraine conflict with Jonathan Sheps, Stuart Parker, Tom Ewasiuk and RT Hatfield.
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Cocktail Hour with Stuart Parker - S02E07: Bill Tieleman/Manhattans
We interview Bill Tieleman, long-time political operator in British Columbia on the left and law enforcement, as well as the state of the New Democratic Party.
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Cocktail Hour with Stuart Parker - S02E06: Lierre Keith/Dry
This week, the conversation was over tea with Lierre Keith, co-founder of Deep Green Resistance, founder of Women's Liberation Front (WOLF) and author of several books on feminism and the ecological crisis.
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Cocktail Hour with Stuart Parker - S02E05: Jonathan Sheps/Black Russian
This episode of Cocktail Hour, I interview my friend and comrade, geneticist Jonathan Sheps. We talk politics, diaspora and Zionism but we also get to hear his potentially world-changing synthesis of DNA research into bedbugs, lice, syphilis and early hominids. There is even something for…
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Cocktail Hour with Stuart Parker - S02E03: Scott Costen/Best Bitter
We enjoy a beer with Hants County Nova Scotia journalist and opinion leader Scott Costen, host of the Sidebar on the prospects for socialist politics in Atlantic Canada and more broadly in the English speaking world. You can find the Sidebar at @thesidebar1 on Twitter and https://thesidebar.ca/.
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Cocktail Hour with Stuart Parker - S02E02: Heather Mason/Dry
Heather Mason, prisoner rights campaigner talks about the devastating impact of the Gender Orthodoxy on incarcerated women in Canada. If you care about the physical safety of Indigenous women and girls, this show is a must-listen.
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Cocktail Hour - S02E01: Rick Halpern/Negroni
Historian, chef and photographer Rick Halpern catches up with Stuart with a negroni in hand. Subjects range from Szechuan cuisine to the rise of the authoritarians to the colour line's upsetting persistence.
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Cocktail Hour with Stuart Parker - S01E10: Erin Weir/Rum and Coke
The last NDP MP Saskatchewan sent to Ottawa was in Hawaii. We caught up over rum and cokes, talking about the prospects of the Canadian left.
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Cocktail Hour with Stuart Parker - S0108: Amy Hamm/Gin and Soda
Amy Hamm is a nurse in Vancouver who is currently fighting the loss of her accreditation to practice on the grounds not of her nursing practice but of the political opinions she expresses when not at work. We talk about the social movement that launched the complaint to have her removed from the...
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Cocktail Hour with Stuart Parker S01E07: Chris Elston/Chewbacca
Another cocktail-free cocktail hour due to the exigencies of this new journalistic project. Still, the intro contains a cocktail recipe and recommendation, the Mighty Chewbacca. Start at minute four if you want to dive directly into Chris Elston's campaign against the widespread use of puberty...
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Cocktail Hour with Stuart Parker S01E06: Daniel Kaufman/Dry
In this episode, I make some additional announcements about the show's current status and then we take a break from cocktails to discuss the Identitarian turn in modern identity politics with Daniel Kaufman, a professor of philosophy at Missouri State University. Dr. Kaufman focuses much of his...
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Cocktail Hour with Stuart Parker S01E05: Jorge Cañizares Esguerra/Sangria
In this show, Jorge Cañizares Esguerra, historian of the Spanish Empire and I discuss the long-term legacies of colonialism in the Americas, from the origins of race and racism to contemporary education policies that discriminate against Latinos. We also enjoy some sangria.
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Cocktail Hour with Stuart Parker S01E04: Mary Eileen Wennekers/Upper Canadian Coffee
In this show we discuss Eileen's faculty activism, her new design house and clothing line and our current moment in neoliberalism.
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Cocktail Hour with Stuart Parker S01E03: Jeremy Stewart/Limoncello
Jeremy Stewart, poet, musician, scholar and impresario comes on the program to talk about his novella, In Singing, He Composed a Song.
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Cocktail Hour with Stuart Parker S01E02: Corey Hardeman/Gimlet
My partner and I chat about art-making and the extinction event over gimlets.
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Cocktail Hour with Stuart Parker S01E01: Ken Mills/Gimlet
My longtime friend Ken Mills of the University of Michigan enjoy gimlets together and talk about lessons we can learn from the study of the Spanish Empire... and mystery novels.
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My March 31st Interview on the Vancouver Olympic Bid
I still post my interviews from other shows here. I guess the cancellation is wearing off. Mike Smyth puts me back on CKNW.
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Missing Peter Gzowski in Prince George - Episode #1.06: Dimtri Lascaris, Green Party leadership candidate and Star Wars panel with Rob Lim, James Douglas and Eugene Earnshaw
Today's show has a pretty deep dive into forty-three years of Star Wars material, which kind of crowds out the dynamic Green Party of Canada leadership contender, Dimitri Lascaris, who will, consequently, be back.
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The World Since 1763 Course (Fall 2018) - Episode #05: How Fossil Fuels Changed the World
This is a compressed explanation of the profound changes wrought by the fossil fuel revolution in the late 18th century.
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Rhetoric and the Western Canon Course (BCIT 2018) - Episode #12: The Appeal to Ethos
This is a short three-part lecture on the challenges of reproducing an Aristotelian or Ciceronian appeal to ethos or ethical appeal in the present day from my old Western Canon course at BCIT.
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February 20th, 2020: My First Debate Representing the BC Ecosocialists: versus George Affleck on a 2030 Olympic Bid for Vancouver
I debate George Affleck, proponent of a 2030 Vancouver Olympic bid on Mike Smyth's CKNW show.
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CJSF Speak Up! Interview on the Founding of the BC Ecosocialist Party
I was interviewed on SFU campus radio shortly after the founding of the BC Ecosocialists on October 27th.
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Global Environmental Politics Course (Spring 2019) - Episode #12: Ontology of Extinction
This is the final lecture of the course, wrapping up the various themes addressed throughout.
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Global Environmental Politics Course (Spring 2019) - Episode #11: Epistemology of Extinction
This is the penultimate episode of the course, examining the epistemological and moral barriers to addressing the extinction event.
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Global Environmental Politics Course (Spring 2019) - Episode #5: Cold War Optimism
This is the fifth lecture in IS 373 - Global Environmental Politics examining the heyday of Soviet central planning and Keynesianism and how these optimistic, interventionist economic ideologies were reflected in environmental policy and action.
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Global Environmental Politics Course (Spring 2019) - Episode #3: Disinhabitation and the Invention of Landscape
This is a lecture given to my Global Environmental Politics Class (IS 373) at Simon Fraser University about the birth of modern environmental consciousness.
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After Nine (ME) - Episode 1.26 (March 10th, 2020)
This announcement was played on CFIS following my removal as host, chronicled in this Glacier Media article here.
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After Nine (ME) Episode 1.25 (March 3rd, 2020)
Today, my show moved to the coveted Tuesday timeslot and underwent a reset. Henceforth, we will be hearing more from our regular contributors more frequently and we will be getting back to a weekly roundup of global news stories. We began our show with that roundup, followed by Michael Demers our...
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After Nine (ME) - Episode 1.24 (February 24th, 2020)
Our final Monday broadcast features Sebastian Nicholson from Positive Living – North talking about his work educating people about sexual health and sexual and gender identity questions. I also ask him about some of the big controversies in gender and sexual politics in BC today. In the second...
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After Nine (ME) - Episode 1.23 (February 10th, 2020)
Today’s show featured two longer interviews, one with Green Party of Canada leadership candidate Alex Tyrrell, currently the leader of the Green Party of Quebec and Annerose Georgeson, Vanderhoof artist featured in a major career retrospective at Two Rivers Gallery in downtown Prince George.
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After Nine (ME) - Episode 1.22 (February 3rd, 2020)
We gave our whole show to widening the optic for understanding Prince George’s acute classroom teacher shortage and how it arises from a cross-partisan consensus in Victoria. We began with Joanne Hapke, President of Prince George’s BC Teachers’ Federation local, followed by Joanna Larsen, a…
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After Nine (ME) - Episode 1.21 (January 27th, 2020)
On After Nine – Monday Edition, we continue our look at the BC-Wet’suwet’en territorial conflict in northwestern BC by taking a deeper dive into questions of framing and identity, first with policy analyst Adam Finch and then with Samir Gandesha from the SFU Institute of Humanities. We were then...
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After Nine (ME) - Episode 1.20 (January 20th, 2020)
Continuing our coverage of the Wet’suwet’en land protectors, we spoke to Ricochet Media’s Jerome Turner in the first part of our program. In our second, we spoke with Wayne Hughes, retiring executive director of the Prince George John Howard Society. I closed with an “edutorial” on the office of...
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After Nine (ME) - Episode 1.19 (January 13th, 2020)
It was a great privilege to interview four women involved in defending the traditional territory of the Unis’tot’en and Gidimt’en clans this week. We began with Dr. Annie Booth of the UNBC faculty union, which just passed a resolution of support to the defenders. You can hear her interview ,...
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After Nine (ME) - Episode 1.18 (January 6th, 2020)
Today’s show featured two guests, Jo Graber of PACHA, the People’s Action Committee for Healthy Air, Prince George’s local air quality citizens’ group, speaking about the problems associated with the proposed West Coast Olefins plant and David Merner, the only British Columbians running to…
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After Nine (ME) - Episode 1.17 (December 30th, 2019)
After Nine – Monday Edition finished its 2019 broadcasting schedule with two leaders in BC’s alternative media, Gurpreet Singh of Radical Desi and Spice Radio on Indian disaporic politics, the rise of Hindu nationalism and the Kashmir crisis. Charlie Smith, editor of the Georgia Straight also...
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