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Nothing says arts lover quite like attending mosh pits, bingeing your favourite trashy Netflix shows, and screaming for help front row at a concert. From summer concerts and current faves to erotica writers hacking The Medium, our host and guests spill all on this episode of “The Medium/The Message”.

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Not as in “Behind The Scenes”, as in “Back To School” silly! Leave it to Liz and Aia to get you all excited for another year of heavy workloads and sleepless nights on this season’s opening episode of The Medium/The Message.

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Podcast edited by Kareem Al Sawalmeh

For the final episode of Season 2 of The Medium/The Message Podcast, the contributors of the ‘In Touch’ magazine discuss moments when they felt most connected to themselves and their loved ones.

Pick up a copy of the ‘In Touch’ Magazine on stands across the University of Toronto Mississauga, or read the articles online at www.themedium.ca/magazine/. Season 3 will launch this September 2022. Stay tuned!

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In this episode, Liz shares how her career aspirations have changed over time, and how watching Grey’s Anatomy and a conversation with a friend helped her reconsider medical school. Elisa catches up with last year’s Editor-in-Chief and Managing Editor, Paula Cho and Ali Taha. Paula is studying journalism at Columbia University in New York City, and Ali recently founded Archetype: A Literary Journal. They chat about random jobs they’ve picked up, capturing stories through videos and words, and upcoming projects.

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Have you ever wondered what it’s like to work as a section editor, photos editor, or even as the Editor-in-Chief of The Medium?

In this episode, Elisa Nguyen (Managing Editor) interviews the volume 48 elected editors on how they got involved with The Medium, whats unique about their role, challenges they’ve faced, and advice they have for aspiring student journalists.



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“I could write about racism and make it look beautiful. But it’s about you questioning yourself and asking if you’re actually part of the people promoting racism. You want to fight it, you want to go against it. You want to question yourself. That’s what I do with my poetry.”

Newly appointed poet laureate of Mississauga, Ayomide Bayowa, has written poetry ever since he was a young student in Nigeria. He currently studies theatre and drama at UTM.  Stream of Tongues (Watercourse of Voices) is his first poetry book and was published in 2018. He also wrote the award-winning short film Do I Need To Remind You? in 2019 and directed short films Thus Said Zara (2020) and Home; Nowhere (2019). His short film “By The Way” will be released on February 28, 2022 at his Youtube channel. In this episode, Ayomide shares advice for young poets, discusses his relationship with Black History Month, and reads an excerpt of his poem “Adlib.”

You can connect with Ayomide on Instagram at @_officialayomi 

Read Ayomide's latest interview with The Medium: https://themedium.ca/ayomide-bayowa-mississaugas-poet-laureate-leaves-his-legacy-through-verse/

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