U in the Ring

On the episode of U in the Ring, Edie takes us to the movies! Hear from Destroyed Cinema's JP Morgan, Cinecenta's Bryan Skinner, and the Victoria Film Festival's Mark Hoyne on how UVic students can get involved with the amazing independent cinema scene in the city. Keep up with Victoria's amazing independent cinemas by following them on Instagram: Cinecenta: @cinecentafilms.Destroyed Cinema: @destroyed_cinema_and_music.The Vic: @thevictheatre.Victoria Film Festival: @victoriafilmfest.Want more U in the Ring? Follow CFUV and Edie on Instagram for updates: CFUV: @cfuvmusic.Edie Davies: @mediabyediea.Music from https://cfuv.bandcamp.com/. JP Meldrum - All Love.

On this episode of U in the Ring, Edie talks to the faces behind some of UVic's most popular anonymous social media accounts. With insiders like UVic Chairs, the UVic Gingers, and the Quadfather help Edie to uncover the identity of the infamous UVic Pisser? You can be a part of the story by following these anonymous accounts on Instagram:UVic Chairs: @uvic.chairs.UVic Ginger Run: @uvicgingerrun.The Quadfather: @quadfa.Want more U in the Ring? Follow CFUV and Edie on Instagram for regular updates:CFUV: @cfuvmusic.Edie Davies: @mediabyediea.Music from https://cfuv.bandcamp.com/. The This - Klomber Klombi. Low Winter Sun - Apartment on a Hill.Saltwater Cowboy - Days Grow Colder. Savy - Perfume. 

In this episode, I'm excited to sit down with Trefor Bazzett, a mathematics professor and YouTube content creator. We'll delve into Trefor's journey from the traditional classroom to the digital realm, discussing his passion for making math accessible through engaging online videos. Join us as we explore the dynamic intersection of academia and online education, and uncover the insights Trefor has gained from bridging these two worlds.Trefor Bazett's Channel : https://www.youtube.com/c/drtreforbazett

In this episode, Zia speaks to Professor Ian O'Connell about mental health in academic spaces, and how important it is to speak about mental wellness and reduce stigma. They discuss some of the barriers and challenges in getting support, and the importance of community and vulnerability in fostering deeper relationships.Guest featured in this episode: Ian O'Connell (UVic Geography)Resources: ON CAMPUS: - UVSS Peer Support Centre - Student Wellness Centre - Centre of Accessible Learning (CAL) OFF CAMPUS: - Wellness Together Canada - Foundry Victoria - Greater Victoria Citizens' Counselling Centre - Vancouver Island Crisis Line: +1-888-494-3888 Text Services: 250-800-3806

In this episode, Zia talks to fellow CFUV volunteer Lindani. They speak to their experiences as international students from the Philippines and South Africa, obstacles they've had to face studying during COVID, and their experiences being racialized in Victoria. They speak to the differing and intersecting experiences among international students, the ignorance international students face, and the expectations versus reality of moving to Canada as immigrants. "Guest featured in this episode:Lindani Khoza (@danetheambitious)"

In part two of this series, Zia speaks to Noel, a former UVic student on his experience living in Victoria and working in the fashion industry as a queer person of colour. Continuing from the conversations in the previous episode, Zia explores the commodification of queer fashion and culture and offers some reflections on how we can foster safer and more accepting spaces for all.Guests featured in this episode:Lindsey Skelton (@glizzylizzy____)Rachel LeeNoel Kossman (@noelmole)Resources:University of Colorado Free Course: Queering Identities: LGBTQ+ Sexuality and Gender IdentityVideo: What the +?: Understanding and Supporting Expansive LGBTQ+ Identities Recording & Training ToolkitCFUV Taking Up Space Podcast:- Gender Magic- Gender Identity and Sexuality- You Better Werk! (To End the Gender Binary) Part 1- You Better Werk! (To End the Gender Binary) Part 2Sources:Shein Accused of Stealing From Small Designers — Again

In this episode, Zia explores the meaning and intention behind queer style and dress, and how it goes beyond just aesthetic purposes. She investigates the ways that queer style is embedded in expression and identity, with help from fellow queer students at UVic (and a textbook or two). Listen to hear them examine safe spaces, and the privilege and choice some folks have in being able to enter and exit them. Guests featured in this episode:Lindsey Skelton (@glizzylizzy____)Rachel LeeSources:- "Queer Style" Book by Adam Geczy and Vicki Karaminas- What Is Queer Fashion, Anyway?

In the final episode of this season of U in the Ring, Dominique looks at alternative teaching styles; imagine dungeons and dragons but instead of wizards and rogues, the characters are real historical figures Richard Nixon and Walter Cronkite. This form of pedagogy is called "reacting to the past" and it's revamping how students interact with history. Dominique talks to the professor pioneering it - Dr Rachel Cleves, and her students about this newer way of engaging with historical studies!

In this episode of U in the Ring, special correspondent, Dylan Hall speaks to Dr. James Rowe about mindfulness, social movement, and divestment and how his research pushes for the need for addressing economic inequality, settler-colonialism, and ecological justice.

In this episode; Dominique continues her review into the whole-scale and continued impacts of COVID-19 on the student and campus experience. From the initial toilet paper hoarding, to the original "it'll blow over by the end of the year" join Dominique in diving into the what and how of UVic's adaptation to COVID-19. This episode features the adaptation from the perspective of UVic's administration.

In this episode; Dominique reviews the whole-scale and continued impacts of COVID-19 on the student and campus experience. From the initial toilet paper hoarding, to the original "it'll blow over by the end of the year" join Dominique in diving into the what and how of UVic's adaptation to COVID-19.

In this episode:  conversations about the Little Big House build that took place at Uvic in the Fall of 2019, gender neutral rites of passage camps, and music as a political act. 

In this episode, Dakota looks at the complexities of living in a heteronormative society and what it means to create queer joy. This episode features the voices of Uvic students living at the intersections of queerness, gender and (dis)ability.

Uni 101 explores the experiences of students participating in Uvic's free, non-credit, academic program designed for folks who face barriers to higher education. This episode was produced by the students of Uni's 101's Leadership Program.

Witchcraft At Uvic is a collaboration of narratives woven together from the voices of practicing witches in Victoria. These stories explore what witchcraft once was at Uvic, in Victoria, and beyond, and what the witchcraft scene looks like today. 

Music in this episode by L CON, Rilla, Null Command.

Music in this episode by Sunset Lane, The Helletones, The Umbrellas, and Undertow.

Music in this episode by Hansmole, Colliding Canyons, Sugar Castle, Outback, Null Command and Kellarissa.

Music in this episode by Hansmole.

Music in this episode by Carmanah, Hello Blue Roses, Northland Rail Service, the Dayfather, Boo Rattley, and the Belle Miners.You can find Wild Rose Rescue Ranch here

Music in this episode was written and performed for U in the Ring by Electric Blanket

Music in this episode by Loelle, Kirsten Ludwig, and Ora Cogan.You can find the Peer Support Centre at UVic here

Music by Psycho and Plastic, and Null Command. You can find UVic Confessions & Crushes here

A sneak peak into what’s to come for the newest season!

This episode reviews the University of Victoria as both an academic institution and a business.Gayle Gorrill, vice-president of the Department of Finances and Operations, explains how some financial decisions are made.CFUV correspondent Rachael sits down with Alberto, a former co-op student at the university of Victoria.Theme music for U in the ring is composed and performed by Toe. This episode is produced by Rachael Gardner, Maureen Chow, and Max Collins. U in the Ring is made possible by Capitol 6 Cinemas and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

This episode of U in the Ring features stories and viewpoints on the UVSS Elections.Host Salma and CFUV Correspondent Bronwyn speak with students to find out what they know about this year’s elections.CFUV correspondent Izzy speaks with former UVSS Lead Director Sky Losier to learn more about the inner workings of student government.Theme music for U in the ring is composed and performed by Toe. This episode is produced by Salma Ihsan, Bronwyn Lawrence, Izzy Almasi, Maureen Chow, and Max Collins. U in the Ring is made possible by Capitol 6 Cinemas and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

This episode of U in the Ring focuses on stress, and how to handle the stress of student life.CFUV Correspondent Anabelle speaks with UVic Multifaith Service’s Henri Locke to learn more about the benefits of meditation when it comes to handling stress.CARSA spinning instructor Vanessa talks to CFUV correspondent Rachael about how fitness can lower your stress levels for school.CFUV correspondent Rachael hits the ring to speak to students about how they handle stress.Theme music for U in the ring is composed and performed by Toe. This episode is produced by Salma Ihsan, Rachael Gardner, Anabelle Budd, Maureen Chow, and Max Collins. U in the Ring is made possible by Capitol 6 Cinemas and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

This episode of U in the Ring explores the University of Victoria's queer community.CFUV Correspondent Arcade spins a history of western Canada's first-ever gender-neutral restrooms, which appeared in UVic's student Union Building.Queer students Tony and Dana speak with CFUV correspondent Myles to discuss coming out while studying at UVic.CFUV correspondent Aviva heads to UVic's library to learn more about its' transgender archives.Theme music for U in the ring is composed and performed by Toe. This episode is produced by Salma Ihsan, Kavan Hammond, Myles Sauer, Aviva Lessard, Maureen Chow, Arcade Pallot, and Max Collins. U in the Ring is made possible by Capitol 6 Cinemas and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

This episode of U in the Ring focuses on the many ways that students get to and from campus.CFUV correspondent Anabelle hits the bus loop to chat with students about transportation joys and woes.CFUV correspondent Rachael sits down with two of the minds behind UVic's brand new campus cycling plan.CFUV correspondent Jemma catches up with UVic's parking manager.The theme music you heard in this episode was composed and performed by Toe. This episode was produced by myself, Maureen Chow, Anabelle Budd, Rachael Gardner, Dante, Jemma Kosalko, and Max Collins. U in the Ring is proudly supported by Caitol 6 Cinemas and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

This episode of U in the Ring bites down on the rainbow of food choices that can be found on campus.CFUV Correspondent Izzy hits the Campus streets to hear more about what students think of the food choices on campus.Food Services director Jim Forbes talks about how nutritional choices are made for eateries on campus.CFUV Correspondent Anna puts together a recipe survival guide for hungry students on a budget.The theme music you heard in this episode was composed and performed by Toe. This episode was produced by myself, Maureen Chow, Izzy Almasi, Anna Pollard, Kavan Hammond, Dante, and Max Collins. U in the Ring is proudly supported by Capitol 6 Cinemas and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

This episode of U in the Ring delves deeper into Campus life by speaking with little-heard voices around the university.CFUV Correspondent speaks with members of an illegal Greek sorority just outside of the University of Victoria's border.Grad student Mark McIntyre shares tips and tricks for a successful academic career.CFUV Correspondent Izzy speaks with coordinators at the Malahat Review.The theme music you heard in this episode was composed and performed by Toe. This episode was produced by myself, Maureen Chow, Georges Dupuis, Izzy Almasi, Dante, and Max Collins.  U in the Ring is proudly supported by Capitol 6 Cinemas and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

This episode features conversations about racism at the University of Victoria.Maureen speaks with the cast of Foundation, a play mounted by a handful of UVic Theatre students. This play examines problematic, western-centric beauty standards through the eyes of people of colour.Dr. Jeff Corntassel shares stories and triumphs of the Indigenous Law program at the University of Victoria.Equity and Human Rights Director Moussa Magasa explains his high hopes for the dimishment of racism at UVic.The theme music you heard in this episode was composed and performed by Toe. We also featured “Winds of Change” and “I’ll Rock You to the Rhythm of the Ocean” from the album, Native North America Vol. 1. This episode was produced by Salma Ihsan, Maureen Chow, Arcade Pallot. Anabelle Budd, Dante Andre Kahan, and Max Collins. U in the Ring is made possible by the generous support from Capitol 6 Cinemas and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

Part 2 of the 2018 UVSS Lead Directors Debate broadcast live on CFUV 101.9 FM on Tuesday February 27th, 2018.  For more information on UVSS Elections, visit uvsselections.com

Part 1 of the 2018 UVSS Lead Directors Debate broadcast live on CFUV 101.9 FM on Tuesday February 27th, 2018.  For more information on UVSS Elections, visit uvsselections.com

The 2018 UVSS All Candidates Forum broadcast live on CFUV 101.9 FM on Monday February 26th, 2018.  For more information on UVSS Elections, visit uvsselections.com

This U in the Ring episode brings • Kaitlyn Kosova from the Martlet to talk about the accessibility of UVic mental health services for students• The upcoming workshop on 3-d printing here at UVic hosted by Replik8 Studios. Link: www.replik8.ca• Richel Donaldson - undergraduated student - and her Indigenous studies research here at UVic where she conducted Talking Circles in Indigenous communities. Link: www.uvic.ca/givingtouvic/impact…donaldson/index.php• Jennifer Landrey who discussed gender identity and safe spaces on campusMusic:The Bills - Happy BeThe Wooden Sky - Swimming in Strange WatersLittle Dragon - ButterfliesProducer: Miyoko Host: Aviva Lessard CFUV 101.9 FM

Interviews in this April 13th 2017 episode of U in the Ring:Martlet contributor Sarah Lazin: • Uvic response to petition supporting student with autism excluded from convocationMartlet editor in Chief Myles Sauer: • Approval of STEPS Forward proposal by UVic Senate • Final approval of sexualized violence policy by UVicUVSS Director of Outreach and University Relations Alysha Flipse:• The Third Space Wall projectAudio production by Miyoko:• Humanities research with the MakerLab and Fiona Keenan at her Noisemaking workshopMusic:• Laura Marling: The Valley• Port Cities: The Idea of You• Tei Shi: Baby

U in the Ring brings a special on The Third Space Wall project this week.Producer: MiyokoHost: Aviva LessardSpecial thanks to participants Myles Sauer - Martlet's Editor-in-Chief - www.martlet.caDaphne Shaed - Third Space Volunteer Coordinator - www.uvicthirdspace.com

The 2017 Oak Bay-Gordon Head Candidates Debate broadcast live on CFUV 101.9 FM on Wednesday, March 22nd, 2017.

The 2017 UVSS Lead Directors Debate broadcast live on CFUV 101.9 FM on Tuesday February 28, 2017.  For more information on UVSS Elections, visit uvsselections.com

The 2017 UVSS Lead Directors Debate broadcast live on CFUV 101.9 FM on Tuesday February 28, 2017.  For more information on UVSS Elections, visit uvsselections.com

The 2017 UVSS Board of Governors & Senate Forum broadcast live on CFUV 101.9 FM on Monday February 27, 2017.  For more information on UVSS Elections, visit uvsselections.com

The 2017 UVSS All Candidates Forum broadcast live on CFUV 101.9 FM on Monday February 27, 2017.  For more information on UVSS Elections, visit uvsselections.com

The 2017 UVSS All Candidates Forum broadcast live on CFUV 101.9 FM on Monday February 27, 2017.  For more information on UVSS Elections, visit uvsselections.com

This week Hugo talks to Dr. Marilyn Thorpe about a pilot project to help students with mental health issues. The Psychiatrist-led interdisciplinary team or PIT project began in 2013. It sets students up with a 30 minute assessment with a family doctor and a psychiatrist in an effort to help reduce the wait times for full psychiatric appointments.John Threlfal is in-studio to talk about UVic’s Diversity Writing Contest and UVic's Diversity Spoken Word Contest.Our reporter Miyoko is back with a feature on Community Cabbage. Members of the club serve free food behind a stand outside the Sub every Friday at noon and this is the first part of a glimpse backstage. And Salma Ihsan is here with news headlines and weather. 

This week: Our correspondant Miyoko is back with a feature on homelessness. Shaun O'Leary interviews and Olympian and Editor in Chief of the Martlet, Myles Sauer joins the show to talk about campus news. 

This week Hugo speaks with Adele Barclay who just released a book of poetry - If I were in a Cage I'd Reach out for You. Josh Tawse and Richie Rickard join the show from the UVic Geography Department to talk about a panel the department hosted on Liquified Natural Gas. The Martlet's Editor in Cheif Myles Sauer and Reporter Cormac O'Brien are in studio for a campus news roundup. 

This week Hugo talks to Melanie Callas about the Party Drug Survey that gets advertised on campus. Boma Brown from the Vancouver Island Public Interest Research Group joins the show to talk about their research project on access to food. Contributor Shaun O'Leary interviews his brother Colm O'Leary about what a geography degree looks like in the field. And Miyoko is back with her food column. She explores an edible landscape this week.

This week Hugo talks to UVic playwright and writing student, Jakelene Plan about the fallout from UBC suspending it's creative writing chair, author Steven Galloway. Robert Smith? from the University of Ottawa joins the show to talk about his upcoming Cafe Scientifique talk "Top Ten Diseases of all Time." Cafe Scientifique is a series of talks intended to bring elements of research to the public. The Top Ten Diseases of All Time will be presented at Hermann’s Jazz Club on November 15.UVic Director of Special Collections and University Archivist Lara Wilson joins Hugo to discuss the importance of the Library's acquisition of a rare print edition of Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar. And Editor in Chief of the Martlet, Myles Sauer is in studio to bring us up to speed on news around campus, including Hempology 101's bid to officially become a funded advocacy group. 

Canadian Quidditch - Hempology 101 - Kim Smith from Spokes, which is a bike repair workshop for women, trans, and gender non-binary people and Myles Sawer from Marlet.Track Listing:Lo Sun - New Up ThingKye Plant - Columbines