The REDWASH collective confronts the trend of "Redwashing"—where corporations sponsor Indigenous programs to legitimize harmful industrial activity.
Join hosts JEPSOY and Ethan Baranyk and guests Clayton Thomas-Müller, Jedrick Thorassie, and Raul Gonzalez as they dismantle the illusion of corporate benevolence and discuss true community power.
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The REDWASH collective confronts the trend of "Redwashing"—where corporations sponsor Indigenous programs to legitimize harmful industrial activity.
Join hosts JEPSOY and Ethan Baranyk and guests Clayton Thomas-Müller, Jedrick Thorassie, and Raul Gonzalez as they dismantle the illusion of corporate benevolence and discuss true community power.
Powered by: Studio: 393 (ASL) After School Leaders Program.
The active, Brash and empathetic Alt-Diva chats with the 393rs about closing a tour down because of COVID, a new live record, the creative process of working with the Dead Matt production team and tips for young creatives. Mercy, Aiyanna, Cade, Osani, Stella, Kenneth are the host.
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"Pegged as Canada’s breakout alt-diva, Begonia launched into the Canadian music scene on the strength of her critically acclaimed 2017 EP Lady In Mind. The indie pop singer has received media praise and numerous awards, and had two #1 songs on Canada’s CBC national radio chart. As Begonia, Alexa Dirks has blossomed into a glittery supernova who feels like music’s best-kept secret to her fans."
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The REDWASH collective confronts the trend of "Redwashing"—where corporations sponsor Indigenous programs to legitimize harmful industrial activity.
Join hosts JEPSOY and Ethan Baranyk and guests Clayton Thomas-Müller, Jedrick Thorassie, and Raul Gonzalez as they dismantle the illusion of corporate benevolence and discuss true community power.
Powered by: Studio: 393 (ASL) After School Leaders Program.
