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Same Difference - JRN Radio

This program is produced by students in the undergraduate and graduate programs at the School of Journalism.

  1. 2021-04-01

    19. Harmony 2 Harmony

    Ever wonder how musicians create harmonies? In our final episode of the season, producer Adrian Bueno explores how musicians from different communities produce harmonies, and how it allows them to find harmony within their lives. https://radio.journalism.torontomu.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Episode-4-Paula-Tran.mp3   Read the transcript Host: Grace BrisonExecutive Producer: Emily MorantzAssociate Producer: Manuela VegaArtwork by Ben ShelleyTheme music composed by John PowersCourse instructor: Amanda Cupido

    16 min

  2. 2021-03-29

    18. Transitioning

    Zoe Robinson realized she was not in the right body at the age of 55. From there, she began a gender journey that opened her mind and changed her life. In this episode, producer and Same Difference host Gracie Brison introduces us to Zoe and sheds light on one trans woman's path to becoming her true self. https://radio.journalism.torontomu.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Episode-4-Paula-Tran.mp3   Read the transcript Host: Grace BrisonExecutive Producer: Emily MorantzAssociate Producer: Manuela VegaArtwork by Ben ShelleyTheme music composed by John PowersCourse instructor: Amanda Cupido

    22 min

  3. 2021-03-25

    17. Taboo Talkin'

    Cannabis, marijuana, doobie, devil’s lettuce.  In this episode, producer Bela Lopes dives into the history of weed prohibition and racist policies affecting stoners of colour from the 1930s to modern day. https://radio.journalism.torontomu.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Episode-4-Paula-Tran.mp3   Read the transcript Host: Grace BrisonExecutive Producer: Emily MorantzAssociate Producer: Manuela VegaArtwork by Ben ShelleyTheme music composed by John PowersCourse instructor: Amanda Cupido

    15 min

  4. 2021-03-18

    16. What Does Hakka Mean To You?

    What does Hakka mean to you? That’s the question that Erin Navarro tries to discover when she spent the day cooking with her Hakka mother, Christine. What if we could hop in and look at how Erin’s cooking goe- Oh wait, you COULD do that! Sit back and enjoy an half-an-hour adventure, with witty conversations, heartfelt stories, and an aurally delicious Hakka dinner, produced and hosted by Minh Truong and Selina Setrakian. https://radio.journalism.torontomu.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Episode-4-Paula-Tran.mp3   Read the transcript Host: Grace BrisonExecutive Producer: Emily MorantzAssociate Producer: Manuela VegaArtwork by Ben ShelleyTheme music composed by John PowersCourse instructor: Amanda Cupido

    37 min

  5. 2021-03-15

    15. Hockey Culture

    The love of hockey starts with Paul Kariya and Team Canada, but the game’s culture reveals racism, bullying and exclusion. As an Asian Canadian hoping to start a career in hockey media, producer Daniel Centeno navigates the highs and lows of the sport, speaking to individuals about their experiences with the game and whether more diversity and inclusion are possible. https://radio.journalism.torontomu.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Episode-4-Paula-Tran.mp3   Read the transcript Host: Grace BrisonExecutive Producer: Emily MorantzAssociate Producer: Manuela VegaArtwork by Ben ShelleyTheme music composed by John PowersCourse instructor: Amanda Cupido

    42 min

  6. 2021-03-11

    14. How We Can Fix the Future of Feminism

    The future of feminism is here. In this episode, producer Leen Blaibleh takes us through the compelling stories and experiences of four minority women who are redefining the movement daily. https://radio.journalism.torontomu.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Episode-4-Paula-Tran.mp3   Read the transcript Host: Grace BrisonExecutive Producer: Emily MorantzAssociate Producer: Manuela VegaArtwork by Ben ShelleyTheme music composed by John PowersCourse instructor: Amanda Cupido

    21 min

  7. 2021-03-01

    13. Vegandale Vendetta

    The Parkdale area of Toronto is all about community. But what happened to that community when it got rocked by an influx of vegans determined to spread their message and make money? Producer Jasmine Rach and Vegandale owner Hellenic Vincent De Paul have a heated conversation about inclusion and race within Parkdale. https://radio.journalism.torontomu.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Episode-4-Paula-Tran.mp3   Read the transcript Host: Grace BrisonExecutive Producer: Emily MorantzAssociate Producer: Manuela VegaArtwork by Ben ShelleyTheme music composed by John PowersCourse instructor: Amanda Cupido

    24 min

  8. 2021-02-25

    12. Stand On Guard For Thee

    The Canadian identity is hard to define—and it varies wildly from person to person. Especially for racialized Canadians, the question of our national identity is a complicated one. In this episode, producer Shakir Rimzy speaks to racialized public servants about fitting into Canadian culture and being part of "the system". https://radio.journalism.torontomu.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Episode-4-Paula-Tran.mp3   Read the transcript Host: Grace BrisonExecutive Producer: Emily MorantzAssociate Producer: Manuela VegaArtwork by Ben ShelleyTheme music composed by John PowersCourse instructor: Amanda Cupido

    22 min
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This program is produced by students in the undergraduate and graduate programs at the School of Journalism.

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