East Van to Elsewhere

Great news everyone! Earlier this week I sat down with Jimi Cohen to discuss his ongoing water security project, http://www.wemakeimpact.org/- Jimi’s a seriously rad guy with tons of amazing stories doing important work in Kenya and Uganda.

Find our conversation via the link below, or search The Elsewhere Podcast wherever you find podcasts.

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I first met Matthew Jefferson in Montreal, back in 2019. His journey across Canada – a walking distance of 8275 km, started in response to his aunt’s disappearance in 2017, another Indigenous woman taken along British Columbia’s infamous highway of tears. Since then, Matthew @forever_becoming has become an important figure in the fight for justice among missing and murdered Indigenous women, and a speaker whose story I’m honoured to share on the podcast today.

Featuring music by Nwe Jinan – http://nwejinan.com/
Rory Taillon – http://www.rorytaillon.com/
and Dylan Mcnulty – https://soundcloud.com/dylanmcnulty/

The Ontario Native Women’s Association – https://www.onwa.ca/
The Walk to Remember – https://www.facebook.com/The-Walk-to-Remember-1646132965421716

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What’s this behind me?

Why, it’s the 20^th episode of Pylon Radio! Join me with special guest nobody as I speculate on my neighbors painting projects, consider sobriety, and sail across the seven seas to investigate Japanese radio stations.

Featuring music by Stevie Ross/Charlie Bailey and Echuta

Hey hey hello, Pylon Radio is BACK for our end of month episode! This time around we discuss the rise of American fascism, Adrian practices his Italian and I tell the story of how I got bitten by street punks in Japan. All this and more while playing an ALL-PUNK SHOWCASE sure to smash the state and impress your parents.

P.S – If you wanted to check out Busking for Berlin, it’s available for free on YouTube.

Hey-ho, it’s a brand-new year and the same old fools, discussing the latest news mixed with some funky tunes. Listen in on our virtual fireside chat as we discuss accelerationism, Walt Whitman, and the necromantic power of the internet.

Featuring new music by Uschi Tala