Full Circle Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/full-circle-f90c9271-3c83-4dcc-b166-21df7fde9db0 Stories from and about the community of black, Indigenous, and people of colour on Songhees, Wsanec, and Esquimalt territory (Victoria, BC). This program features a huge range of voices and covers topics from futureisms to burlesque. © University of Victoria Student Radio Society 54256f70-1f13-5ba1-a655-8c982c249f6b no Full Circle New Season Trailer! en-us Wed, 23 Jul 2025 14:36:57 +0000 Tue, 02 Dec 2025 22:02:17 +0000 http://cfuv.uvic.ca/cms/?podcast=full-circle https://img.transistor.fm/jA36BnFJyllmHvK1By1mFpBz_u9gBzIqowDG3f3_3FM/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS9zaG93/LzE2Njg4LzE2MDcw/MjY4MDItYXJ0d29y/ay5qcGc.jpg Full Circle http://cfuv.uvic.ca/cms/?podcast=full-circle episodic CFUV Stories from and about the community of black, Indigenous, and people of colour on Songhees, Wsanec, and Esquimalt territory (Victoria, BC). This program features a huge range of voices and covers topics from futureisms to burlesque. Stories from and about the community of black, Indigenous, and people of colour on Songhees, Wsanec, and Esquimalt territory (Victoria, BC). BIPOC, Community, Advocacy, Society, Racism, Culture, Victoria CFUV No No The Life of Ronnie 4 4 4 4 The Life of Ronnie full 194ea989-2b63-47c6-adc4-d3c5028c62d3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/53642197 In this episode, I Interview Davinder a  victim support worker and an outreach liaison at the surrey women's shelter. we discuss at length her childhood back in Punjab including the cultural traditions of that era while also speaking in depth about the core values that she learned from her parents. In addition, she speaks about the experience of immigrating to Canada during the first recent flux of Sikh Punjabi immigrants.   Davinder also speak about her career path in social work and the key figures that were inspirations along the way.

]]> In this episode, I Interview Davinder a  victim support worker and an outreach liaison at the surrey women's shelter. we discuss at length her childhood back in Punjab including the cultural traditions of that era while also speaking in depth about the core values that she learned from her parents. In addition, she speaks about the experience of immigrating to Canada during the first recent flux of Sikh Punjabi immigrants.   Davinder also speak about her career path in social work and the key figures that were inspirations along the way.

]]> Tue, 23 Jul 2024 01:28:51 +0000 Aneet Toor, CFUV Aneet Toor, CFUV 3567 In this episode, I Interview Davinder a  victim support worker and an outreach liaison at the surrey women's shelter. we discuss at length her childhood back in Punjab including the cultural traditions of that era while also speaking in depth about the core values that she learned from her parents. In addition, she speaks about the experience of immigrating to Canada during the first recent flux of Sikh Punjabi immigrants.   Davinder also speak about her career path in social work and the key figures that were inspirations along the way.

]]> BIPOC, FEMINISM, LIFE JOURNEY No 2ND Degree Vintage - Oliver 4 4 3 3 2ND Degree Vintage - Oliver full 11cb32a5-148a-44d6-a09d-40c8ac41d891 https://share.transistor.fm/s/7c11f111 On This episode, I get a chance to Interview Oliver who is the other co-owner of 2ND Degree Vintage. Oliver starts off the episode by sharing his childhood in Hawaii where he first encounters the concept of reselling second-hand clothing. we also talk about his ties to his Japanese heritage which he gets from his mother who immigrated to America in her 20s. As the episode progresses we dive deeper into Oliver's time at Uvic while he pursued a pre-med degree in Chem. Finally, He shares the career-altering decision of venturing into Clothes reselling  Full time.

]]> On This episode, I get a chance to Interview Oliver who is the other co-owner of 2ND Degree Vintage. Oliver starts off the episode by sharing his childhood in Hawaii where he first encounters the concept of reselling second-hand clothing. we also talk about his ties to his Japanese heritage which he gets from his mother who immigrated to America in her 20s. As the episode progresses we dive deeper into Oliver's time at Uvic while he pursued a pre-med degree in Chem. Finally, He shares the career-altering decision of venturing into Clothes reselling  Full time.

]]> Tue, 23 Jul 2024 00:11:41 +0000 CFUV CFUV 3600 On This episode, I get a chance to Interview Oliver who is the other co-owner of 2ND Degree Vintage. Oliver starts off the episode by sharing his childhood in Hawaii where he first encounters the concept of reselling second-hand clothing. we also talk about his ties to his Japanese heritage which he gets from his mother who immigrated to America in her 20s. As the episode progresses we dive deeper into Oliver's time at Uvic while he pursued a pre-med degree in Chem. Finally, He shares the career-altering decision of venturing into Clothes reselling  Full time.

]]> BIPOC , Uvic , Intergenerational expectations, Self owned business No The Epicenter of Whiteness- Mr. Randhawa 4 4 1 1 The Epicenter of Whiteness- Mr. Randhawa full 4234bc4f-4ed1-4c44-a6ce-42036e81b564 https://share.transistor.fm/s/530abf9d In this episode, I Interview Mr. Randhawa who has been  Highschool Humanities and social justice teacher in Surrey BC for over a decade. We talk about Mr. Randhawa's Childhood living in Vancouver and about his parents who had a heavy hand in his curiosity for learning. As the conversation progresses we heavily focus on his journey as a Teacher and the things he's learned about the education system and the world throughout those years. Throughout the episode, Mr. Randhawa makes a clear connection between his life experience and the colonialist frameworks of Canada in the education system. 

]]> In this episode, I Interview Mr. Randhawa who has been  Highschool Humanities and social justice teacher in Surrey BC for over a decade. We talk about Mr. Randhawa's Childhood living in Vancouver and about his parents who had a heavy hand in his curiosity for learning. As the conversation progresses we heavily focus on his journey as a Teacher and the things he's learned about the education system and the world throughout those years. Throughout the episode, Mr. Randhawa makes a clear connection between his life experience and the colonialist frameworks of Canada in the education system. 

]]> Tue, 23 Jul 2024 00:06:47 +0000 CFUV, Aneet Toor CFUV, Aneet Toor 3809 In this episode, I Interview Mr. Randhawa who has been  Highschool Humanities and social justice teacher in Surrey BC for over a decade. We talk about Mr. Randhawa's Childhood living in Vancouver and about his parents who had a heavy hand in his curiosity for learning. As the conversation progresses we heavily focus on his journey as a Teacher and the things he's learned about the education system and the world throughout those years. Throughout the episode, Mr. Randhawa makes a clear connection between his life experience and the colonialist frameworks of Canada in the education system. 

]]> Race, Education system , Canadian history , BIPOC No The All Mighty Spring Roll 3 3 4 4 The All Mighty Spring Roll full 334daf52-5b97-4981-8f70-19af9bad0a4c https://share.transistor.fm/s/7e844ec5 The search for the BEST spring roll begins with sampling spring rolls from 5 restaurants in Victoria and putting them through a rigorous evaluation process.

Restaurants sampled were: Pho Vy, Vietnam House, PhoWisdom, Saigon Char-Broil and Le Petit Saigon. 

]]> The search for the BEST spring roll begins with sampling spring rolls from 5 restaurants in Victoria and putting them through a rigorous evaluation process.

Restaurants sampled were: Pho Vy, Vietnam House, PhoWisdom, Saigon Char-Broil and Le Petit Saigon. 

]]> Thu, 28 Oct 2021 13:30:00 +0000 CFUV CFUV 1353 The search for the BEST spring roll in Victoria begins with 5 restaurants. The search for the BEST spring roll in Victoria begins with 5 restaurants. BIPOC, Community, Advocacy, Society, Racism, Culture, Victoria No Listening Journey 3 3 3 3 Listening Journey full 0c9fbf34-8229-4935-97da-4bb44a734b99 https://share.transistor.fm/s/1b9a55b8 Connect on a deeper level with the BIPOC musicians featured in this episode. Each BIPOC musician explains the intention behind the creation of their song before you hear the song. This is a unique musical journey that may forever impact how you listen to these songs. 
Guests featured in this podcast are: 
-Pegah - (soundcloud.com/pegstarr) - "Liberation" 
-Niloo - (@loo.ni.tunes) "Funny face" 
-Nostic and Nicki (@nosticnicki)- "Kipus", "Extinction", "144, 000" 
-Tea Fannie (@iamteafannie), and Miss Benzo (@iammissbenzo) - "Created from hate", "Bamn", "Qings cypher" 

]]> Connect on a deeper level with the BIPOC musicians featured in this episode. Each BIPOC musician explains the intention behind the creation of their song before you hear the song. This is a unique musical journey that may forever impact how you listen to these songs. 
Guests featured in this podcast are: 
-Pegah - (soundcloud.com/pegstarr) - "Liberation" 
-Niloo - (@loo.ni.tunes) "Funny face" 
-Nostic and Nicki (@nosticnicki)- "Kipus", "Extinction", "144, 000" 
-Tea Fannie (@iamteafannie), and Miss Benzo (@iammissbenzo) - "Created from hate", "Bamn", "Qings cypher" 

]]> Thu, 21 Oct 2021 13:30:00 +0000 CFUV CFUV 3110 Connect on a deeper level with the BIPOC musicians featured in this episode. Each BIPOC musician explains the intention behind the creation of their song before you hear the song. This is a unique musical journey that may forever impact how you listen to these songs. Connect on a deeper level with the BIPOC musicians featured in this episode. Each BIPOC musician explains the intention behind the creation of their song before you hear the song. This is a unique musical journey that may forever impact how you listen to BIPOC, Community, Advocacy, Society, Racism, Culture, Victoria Yes Womxn in hip hop 3 3 2 2 Womxn in hip hop full 2ff1d618-9d3c-42c0-ae41-68968a8f0a4a https://share.transistor.fm/s/892b38e0 5 femme hip hop artists share their experiences dealing with discrimination in the Canadian music industry. Guests for this episode included: Momma Rude Gyal, Tea Fannie, Miss Benzo, Whirlybird and Pegah.

Find the episode guests online at:
Pegah (soundcloud.com/pegstarr) 
Momma Rude Gyal (@mamarudegyal) 
Tea Fannie (@iamteafannie) 
Miss Benzo (@iammissbenzo) 
Whirlybird (@whirlybirdrec) 

]]> 5 femme hip hop artists share their experiences dealing with discrimination in the Canadian music industry. Guests for this episode included: Momma Rude Gyal, Tea Fannie, Miss Benzo, Whirlybird and Pegah.

Find the episode guests online at:
Pegah (soundcloud.com/pegstarr) 
Momma Rude Gyal (@mamarudegyal) 
Tea Fannie (@iamteafannie) 
Miss Benzo (@iammissbenzo) 
Whirlybird (@whirlybirdrec) 

]]> Thu, 14 Oct 2021 13:30:00 +0000 CFUV CFUV 3137 5 femme hip hop artists share their experiences about dealing with discrimination in the Canadian music industry. 5 femme hip hop artists share their experiences about dealing with discrimination in the Canadian music industry. BIPOC, Community, Advocacy, Society, Racism, Culture, Victoria Yes The Pulse Zine: Art as a tool for decolonization 3 3 1 1 The Pulse Zine: Art as a tool for decolonization full 5766fb07-9fdf-4bc8-8ab4-7e92493ab767 https://share.transistor.fm/s/6f2d4c05 This episode of Full Circle was created from interviews that were done with Artists who were featured in the Pulse Zine. The 2021 edition of the Pulse Zine from the Student's of Colour Collective was an audio project that celebrated 10 different BIPOC artists. Themes such as BIPOC representation in the arts, barriers to accessing the arts and art as a tool for decolonization are examined. Guests featured in this episode are: Camryn Chew, Karissa Chandrakate, Folakemi Olorode, Navjot Jassar, and Jasmine Blenman. 

]]> This episode of Full Circle was created from interviews that were done with Artists who were featured in the Pulse Zine. The 2021 edition of the Pulse Zine from the Student's of Colour Collective was an audio project that celebrated 10 different BIPOC artists. Themes such as BIPOC representation in the arts, barriers to accessing the arts and art as a tool for decolonization are examined. Guests featured in this episode are: Camryn Chew, Karissa Chandrakate, Folakemi Olorode, Navjot Jassar, and Jasmine Blenman. 

]]> Thu, 07 Oct 2021 13:30:00 +0000 CFUV CFUV 1732 This episode of Full Circle was created from interviews that were done with Artists who were featured in the Pulse Zine. Themes such as BIPOC representation in the arts, barriers to accessing the arts and art as a tool for decolonization are examined. This episode of Full Circle was created from interviews that were done with Artists who were featured in the Pulse Zine. Themes such as BIPOC representation in the arts, barriers to accessing the arts and art as a tool for decolonization are examined. BIPOC, Community, Advocacy, Society, Racism, Culture, Victoria No NIȽ TŦE ĆELÁṈEN ȽTE - It’s Our Heritage 2 2 8 8 NIȽ TŦE ĆELÁṈEN ȽTE - It’s Our Heritage full 5716792dab48deb6e53c84b5:59a48aed7131a53a73cb6e33:5d5ef26785fb200001773e46 https://share.transistor.fm/s/706930b3 ÍY SȻÁĆEL HÁLE! Good day everyone! This episode is all about local indigenous food sovereignty. Peter Underwood and I have collaborated on this episode. We interviewed elders and community activists from the local communities of W̱SÁNEĆ and Lekwungen. We learn about plants, medicines, clam harvesting, camas harvesting, plant restoration and more!

]]> ÍY SȻÁĆEL HÁLE! Good day everyone! This episode is all about local indigenous food sovereignty. Peter Underwood and I have collaborated on this episode. We interviewed elders and community activists from the local communities of W̱SÁNEĆ and Lekwungen. We learn about plants, medicines, clam harvesting, camas harvesting, plant restoration and more!

]]> Wed, 04 Sep 2019 19:52:00 +0000 CFUV CFUV 3600 ÍY SȻÁĆEL HÁLE! Good day everyone! This episode is all about local indigenous food sovereignty. Peter Underwood and I have collaborated on this episode. We interviewed elders and community activists from the local communities of W̱SÁNEĆ and Lekwungen. We learn about plants, medicines, clam harvesting, camas harvesting, plant restoration and more! ÍY SȻÁĆEL HÁLE! Good day everyone! This episode is all about local indigenous food sovereignty. Peter Underwood and I have collaborated on this episode. We interviewed elders and community activists from the local communities of W̱SÁNEĆ and Lekwungen. We BIPOC, Community, Advocacy, Society, Racism, Culture, Victoria No Currently Speaking: A Look at Victoria's Futures 2 2 7 7 Currently Speaking: A Look at Victoria's Futures full 5716792dab48deb6e53c84b5:59a48aed7131a53a73cb6e33:5d5eed233b85e20001677090 https://share.transistor.fm/s/acb05bbd Music in this episode by Devours, Douse, Body Lens, and Teenage Wedding

]]> Music in this episode by Devours, Douse, Body Lens, and Teenage Wedding

]]> Wed, 28 Aug 2019 19:00:00 +0000 CFUV CFUV 3161 Without imagining what we hope for in the future of our community, we can't progress towards it. On this episode we speak with a range of people to answer questions about what we want to see for the future. Without imagining what we hope for in the future of our community, we can't progress towards it. On this episode we speak with a range of people to answer questions about what we want to see for the future. BIPOC, Community, Advocacy, Society, Racism, Culture, Victoria No Settler Mythologies and Chinatown 2 2 6 6 Settler Mythologies and Chinatown full 5716792dab48deb6e53c84b5:59a48aed7131a53a73cb6e33:5d4f1503567c8a0001a50a63 https://share.transistor.fm/s/f06fcaac Victoria’s Chinatown is the oldest in Canada, so it makes sense that its filled with stories of the past. But how can we separate the exoticised and often racist versions of these tales from the truth? On this episode, we unpack some of the well known myths and tell the true history of Chinatown.

]]> Victoria’s Chinatown is the oldest in Canada, so it makes sense that its filled with stories of the past. But how can we separate the exoticised and often racist versions of these tales from the truth? On this episode, we unpack some of the well known myths and tell the true history of Chinatown.

]]> Wed, 21 Aug 2019 19:00:00 +0000 CFUV CFUV 3390 Victoria’s Chinatown is the oldest in Canada, so it makes sense that its filled with stories of the past. But how can we separate the exoticised and often racist versions of these tales from the truth? On this episode, we unpack some of the well known myths and tell the true history of Chinatown. Victoria’s Chinatown is the oldest in Canada, so it makes sense that its filled with stories of the past. But how can we separate the exoticised and often racist versions of these tales from the truth? On this episode, we unpack some of the well known myt BIPOC, Community, Advocacy, Society, Racism, Culture, Victoria No Women of Colour & Embodiment 2 2 5 5 Women of Colour & Embodiment full 5716792dab48deb6e53c84b5:59a48aed7131a53a73cb6e33:5d4f0e31a18d7b0001003a10 https://share.transistor.fm/s/3e4072f4 Music in this episode by Julia & The Spectacles, Ora Cogan, Rae Spoon, Redress, and Colliding Canyons.

]]> Music in this episode by Julia & The Spectacles, Ora Cogan, Rae Spoon, Redress, and Colliding Canyons.

]]> Wed, 14 Aug 2019 18:59:00 +0000 CFUV CFUV 3529 On this episode, we explore the relationship between embodiment for Indigenous women and women of colour, and the ways that visual and performative art can be used as a space for empowerment. We think about gender performativity, historical portrayals of women of colour, and we speak with artists of colour in Victoria about how they reclaimed their own narratives. On this episode, we explore the relationship between embodiment for Indigenous women and women of colour, and the ways that visual and performative art can be used as a space for empowerment. We think about gender performativity, historical portrayals of BIPOC, Community, Advocacy, Society, Racism, Culture, Victoria No Experiences of Blackness: Past, Present, Future 2 2 4 4 Experiences of Blackness: Past, Present, Future full 5716792dab48deb6e53c84b5:59a48aed7131a53a73cb6e33:5d49c20bd1f9b10001832504 https://share.transistor.fm/s/0f924c9f Music on this episode by R.Ariel, Devours, and Colliding Canyons.

]]> Music on this episode by R.Ariel, Devours, and Colliding Canyons.

]]> Wed, 07 Aug 2019 18:59:00 +0000 CFUV CFUV 3601 On this episode, we investigate how people in the black community navigate the overwhelming whiteness of Victoria, and explore the history of black folks in this city. On this episode, we investigate how people in the black community navigate the overwhelming whiteness of Victoria, and explore the history of black folks in this city. BIPOC, Community, Advocacy, Society, Racism, Culture, Victoria No Burlesque: Indigenous, Black and Women of Colour Reclaiming Bodies 2 2 3 3 Burlesque: Indigenous, Black and Women of Colour Reclaiming Bodies full 5716792dab48deb6e53c84b5:59a48aed7131a53a73cb6e33:5d41ecf44091e4000189b2e5 https://share.transistor.fm/s/5423ba72 Music in this episode by Rae Spoon, Kimmortal, and L CON.

You can find House of Cheek Productions here

]]> Music in this episode by Rae Spoon, Kimmortal, and L CON.

You can find House of Cheek Productions here

]]> Wed, 31 Jul 2019 19:35:57 +0000 CFUV CFUV 3050 How are some women of colour in Victoria resisting white supremacy through embracing their sexuality? Burlesque. On this episode, we find out about the unknown history of women and colour and the origins of burlesque, and talk to members of the all POC burlesque troupe Shade about their journey. How are some women of colour in Victoria resisting white supremacy through embracing their sexuality? Burlesque. On this episode, we find out about the unknown history of women and colour and the origins of burlesque, and talk to members of the all POC bu BIPOC, Community, Advocacy, Society, Racism, Culture, Victoria No Where We Fit 2 2 2 2 Where We Fit full 5716792dab48deb6e53c84b5:59a48aed7131a53a73cb6e33:5d3a1b5476de3e000131d782 https://share.transistor.fm/s/c1b1b123 Music in this episode by Colliding Canyons and Zinnia.

You can find the Victoria Immigrant and Refugee Centre Society here

For the Victoria Native Friendship Centre, go here

]]> Music in this episode by Colliding Canyons and Zinnia.

You can find the Victoria Immigrant and Refugee Centre Society here

For the Victoria Native Friendship Centre, go here

]]> Thu, 25 Jul 2019 21:25:53 +0000 CFUV CFUV 3386 Where do immigrants, refugees, settlers of colour fit on the continuum of colonization? How can we take guidance from Indigenous communities to be allies of Indigenous sovereignty and resurgence? These questions and others are explored in this episode. Where do immigrants, refugees, settlers of colour fit on the continuum of colonization? How can we take guidance from Indigenous communities to be allies of Indigenous sovereignty and resurgence? These questions and others are explored in this episode. BIPOC, Community, Advocacy, Society, Racism, Culture, Victoria No Keeping the Fires Lit 2 2 1 1 Keeping the Fires Lit full 5716792dab48deb6e53c84b5:59a48aed7131a53a73cb6e33:5d2d0901e45a5c00015bf357 https://share.transistor.fm/s/f6b09986 This episode features clips from Eli’s film Lekwungen: Place to Smoke Herring. You can find it here

This episode was brought to you by Open Space, an artist run centre presenting contemporary visual art, music, writing, media arts, and more. https://openspace.ca/

]]> This episode features clips from Eli’s film Lekwungen: Place to Smoke Herring. You can find it here

This episode was brought to you by Open Space, an artist run centre presenting contemporary visual art, music, writing, media arts, and more. https://openspace.ca/

]]> Wed, 17 Jul 2019 19:00:00 +0000 CFUV CFUV 3384 Naming and using language is a sociopolitical act embedded in power. This episode is about how language can be a part of decolonizing practices and Indigenous resurgence. Featuring John Elliott, Jacqueline Jim, Eli Hirtle, and Troy Sebastian. This episode was brought to you by Open Space. https://openspace.ca/ Naming and using language is a sociopolitical act embedded in power. This episode is about how language can be a part of decolonizing practices and Indigenous resurgence. Featuring John Elliott, Jacqueline Jim, Eli Hirtle, and Troy Sebastian. This episode BIPOC, Community, Advocacy, Society, Racism, Culture, Victoria No Full Circle New Season Trailer! 2 2 Full Circle New Season Trailer! trailer 5716792dab48deb6e53c84b5:59a48aed7131a53a73cb6e33:5c900c0fee6eb0728acc9ab0 https://share.transistor.fm/s/fc39558a A sneak peak into what’s to come for the newest season! 

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

]]> Mon, 18 Mar 2019 21:23:03 +0000 Program Director Program Director 145 A sneak peak into what’s to come for the newest season! A sneak peak into what’s to come for the newest season! BIPOC, Community, Advocacy, Society, Racism, Culture, Victoria No Sustainable Living in the City 1 1 8 8 Sustainable Living in the City full 5716792dab48deb6e53c84b5:59a48aed7131a53a73cb6e33:5a1f3a8cec212dffaa14d649 https://share.transistor.fm/s/a66eaf0b This episode of Full Circle features how Victorians are moving toward sustainable living in their city.

CFUV correspondent Myles takes a tour of a piece of edible landscape with Royal Bay Bakery owner David Grove and Hatchet & Seed landscaper/owner Tayler Krawczyk.

Full Circle host Jordan Baron sits down with architect Franc D'Ambrosio to talk sustainable architecture at one of his most beloved works in Victoria, the Atrium.

CFUV hears the word from locals about a pair of bike lanes being constructed on Fort Street, and learns about the health and environmental benefits of bike lanes from the Greater Victoria Cycling Coalition.

Content in the program was produced by CFUV's Podcasting Production Team. Music in this piece was composed and performed by Podington Bear. This program is proudly supported by Oak Bay Bikes, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

]]> This episode of Full Circle features how Victorians are moving toward sustainable living in their city.

CFUV correspondent Myles takes a tour of a piece of edible landscape with Royal Bay Bakery owner David Grove and Hatchet & Seed landscaper/owner Tayler Krawczyk.

Full Circle host Jordan Baron sits down with architect Franc D'Ambrosio to talk sustainable architecture at one of his most beloved works in Victoria, the Atrium.

CFUV hears the word from locals about a pair of bike lanes being constructed on Fort Street, and learns about the health and environmental benefits of bike lanes from the Greater Victoria Cycling Coalition.

Content in the program was produced by CFUV's Podcasting Production Team. Music in this piece was composed and performed by Podington Bear. This program is proudly supported by Oak Bay Bikes, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

]]> Tue, 16 Jan 2018 18:30:00 +0000 CFUV CFUV 3135 This episode of Full Circle features how Victorians are moving toward sustainable living in their city. CFUV correspondent Myles takes a tour of a piece of edible landscape with Royal Bay Bakery owner David Grove and Hatchet & Seed landscaper/owner Tayler Krawczyk. Full Circle host Jordan Baron sits down with architect Franc D'Ambrosio to talk sustainable architecture at one of his most beloved works in Victoria, the Atrium. CFUV hears the word from locals about a pair of bike lanes being constructed on Fort Street, and learns about the health and environmental benefits of bike lanes from the Greater Victoria Cycling Coalition. Content in the program was produced by CFUV's Podcasting Production Team. Music in this piece was composed and performed by Podington Bear. This program is proudly supported by Oak Bay Bikes, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada. This episode of Full Circle features how Victorians are moving toward sustainable living in their city. CFUV correspondent Myles takes a tour of a piece of edible landscape with Royal Bay Bakery owner David Grove and Hatchet & Seed landscaper/owner BIPOC, Community, Advocacy, Society, Racism, Culture, Victoria No Housing in Victoria 1 1 7 7 Housing in Victoria full 5716792dab48deb6e53c84b5:59a48aed7131a53a73cb6e33:5a1f35da652dea9e0e239592 https://share.transistor.fm/s/a7d40298 This episode of Full Circle investigates how to find housing in Victoria, and what the community is doing to create shelter for Vancouver Islanders.

CFUV correspondent Max speaks with Charles Wilkinson, director of documentary Vancouver: No Fixed Address, about the similarities between Victoria's and Vancouver's housing markets.

Local Carpenter Randy invites us in to his tiny home, while Tiny Home Alliance representative Robert Leonardo explains the benefits of living small.

CFUV investigates a proposal for higher-density housing from the Greater Victoria Housing Society on its' second round of deliberation.  

Content in the program was produced by CFUV's Podcasting Production Team. Music in this piece was composed and performed by Podington Bear. This program is proudly supported by Oak Bay Bikes, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

]]> This episode of Full Circle investigates how to find housing in Victoria, and what the community is doing to create shelter for Vancouver Islanders.

CFUV correspondent Max speaks with Charles Wilkinson, director of documentary Vancouver: No Fixed Address, about the similarities between Victoria's and Vancouver's housing markets.

Local Carpenter Randy invites us in to his tiny home, while Tiny Home Alliance representative Robert Leonardo explains the benefits of living small.

CFUV investigates a proposal for higher-density housing from the Greater Victoria Housing Society on its' second round of deliberation.  

Content in the program was produced by CFUV's Podcasting Production Team. Music in this piece was composed and performed by Podington Bear. This program is proudly supported by Oak Bay Bikes, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

]]> Tue, 09 Jan 2018 18:30:00 +0000 CFUV CFUV 2656 This episode of Full Circle investigates how to find housing in Victoria, and what the community is doing to create shelter for Vancouver Islanders. CFUV correspondent Max speaks with Charles Wilkinson, director of documentary Vancouver: No Fixed Address, about the similarities between Victoria's and Vancouver's housing markets. Local Carpenter Randy invites us in to his tiny home, while Tiny Home Alliance representative Robert Leonardo explains the benefits of living small. CFUV investigates a proposal for higher-density housing from the Greater Victoria Housing Society on its' second round of deliberation.   Content in the program was produced by CFUV's Podcasting Production Team. Music in this piece was composed and performed by Podington Bear. This program is proudly supported by Oak Bay Bikes, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada. This episode of Full Circle investigates how to find housing in Victoria, and what the community is doing to create shelter for Vancouver Islanders. CFUV correspondent Max speaks with Charles Wilkinson, director of documentary Vancouver: No Fixed Addre BIPOC, Community, Advocacy, Society, Racism, Culture, Victoria No Another Full Circle Update 1 1 8 8 Another Full Circle Update bonus 5716792dab48deb6e53c84b5:59a48aed7131a53a73cb6e33:5a20779b8165f51b7dac46ab https://share.transistor.fm/s/40af5978 Another update on the production of Full Circle.

This program is proudly supported by Oak Bay Bikes, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

]]> Another update on the production of Full Circle.

This program is proudly supported by Oak Bay Bikes, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

]]> Tue, 02 Jan 2018 18:30:00 +0000 CFUV CFUV 172 Another update on the production of Full Circle. This program is proudly supported by Oak Bay Bikes, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada. Another update on the production of Full Circle. This program is proudly supported by Oak Bay Bikes, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada. BIPOC, Community, Advocacy, Society, Racism, Culture, Victoria No Full Circle Update 1 1 7 7 Full Circle Update bonus 5716792dab48deb6e53c84b5:59a48aed7131a53a73cb6e33:5a20774bf9619acc4f45b1a8 https://share.transistor.fm/s/b52b7ea1 An update on the production of Full Circle.

]]> An update on the production of Full Circle.

]]> Tue, 26 Dec 2017 18:30:00 +0000 CFUV CFUV 122 An update on the production of Full Circle. An update on the production of Full Circle. BIPOC, Community, Advocacy, Society, Racism, Culture, Victoria No The Big Blue 1 1 6 6 The Big Blue full 5716792dab48deb6e53c84b5:59a48aed7131a53a73cb6e33:5a1f318124a694e56d4c0653 https://share.transistor.fm/s/09552199 This episode of Full Circle spotlights stories on Victoria's favourite bit of nature, the ocean.

CFUV correspondent Myles heads to Walk 4 Salish Sea's first night banquet to talk with clean water activists.

Down at Gyro Park, CFUV correspondent Max chats with locals to get their side of why they love visiting the beach.

Victoria's poet laureate Yvonne Blomer talks about Refugium :Poems for the Pacific, a new book that she compiled to bring attention to the ocean.

Content in the program was produced by CFUV's Podcasting Production Team. Music in this piece was composed and performed by Podington Bear. This program is proudly supported by Oak Bay Bikes, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

]]> This episode of Full Circle spotlights stories on Victoria's favourite bit of nature, the ocean.

CFUV correspondent Myles heads to Walk 4 Salish Sea's first night banquet to talk with clean water activists.

Down at Gyro Park, CFUV correspondent Max chats with locals to get their side of why they love visiting the beach.

Victoria's poet laureate Yvonne Blomer talks about Refugium :Poems for the Pacific, a new book that she compiled to bring attention to the ocean.

Content in the program was produced by CFUV's Podcasting Production Team. Music in this piece was composed and performed by Podington Bear. This program is proudly supported by Oak Bay Bikes, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

]]> Tue, 19 Dec 2017 18:30:00 +0000 CFUV CFUV 2066 This episode of Full Circle spotlights stories on Victoria's favourite bit of nature, the ocean. CFUV correspondent Myles heads to Walk 4 Salish Sea's first night banquet to talk with clean water activists. Down at Gyro Park, CFUV correspondent Max chats with locals to get their side of why they love visiting the beach. Victoria's poet laureate Yvonne Blomer talks about Refugium :Poems for the Pacific, a new book that she compiled to bring attention to the ocean. Content in the program was produced by CFUV's Podcasting Production Team. Music in this piece was composed and performed by Podington Bear. This program is proudly supported by Oak Bay Bikes, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada. This episode of Full Circle spotlights stories on Victoria's favourite bit of nature, the ocean. CFUV correspondent Myles heads to Walk 4 Salish Sea's first night banquet to talk with clean water activists. Down at Gyro Park, CFUV correspondent Max BIPOC, Community, Advocacy, Society, Racism, Culture, Victoria No A City Gentrified 1 1 5 5 A City Gentrified full 5716792dab48deb6e53c84b5:59a48aed7131a53a73cb6e33:5a1f2f4453450a6b7b4e90da https://share.transistor.fm/s/84797047 This episode of Full Circle explores the ongoing gentrification and urbanization of the downtown core..

CFUV correspondent Myles meets with blogger Stephen Harrison, of Needs More Spikes fame, about instances of defensive architecture that go widely unnoticed by the public.

CFUV investigates the controversial regulations for short-term vacation rentals proposed by the City.

Content in the program was produced by CFUV's Podcasting Production Team. Music in this piece was composed and performed by Podington Bear. This program is proudly supported by Oak Bay Bikes, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

]]> This episode of Full Circle explores the ongoing gentrification and urbanization of the downtown core..

CFUV correspondent Myles meets with blogger Stephen Harrison, of Needs More Spikes fame, about instances of defensive architecture that go widely unnoticed by the public.

CFUV investigates the controversial regulations for short-term vacation rentals proposed by the City.

Content in the program was produced by CFUV's Podcasting Production Team. Music in this piece was composed and performed by Podington Bear. This program is proudly supported by Oak Bay Bikes, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

]]> Tue, 12 Dec 2017 18:30:00 +0000 CFUV CFUV 2116 This episode of Full Circle explores the ongoing gentrification and urbanization of the downtown core.. CFUV correspondent Myles meets with blogger Stephen Harrison, of Needs More Spikes fame, about instances of defensive architecture that go widely unnoticed by the public. CFUV investigates the controversial regulations for short-term vacation rentals proposed by the City. Content in the program was produced by CFUV's Podcasting Production Team. Music in this piece was composed and performed by Podington Bear. This program is proudly supported by Oak Bay Bikes, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada. This episode of Full Circle explores the ongoing gentrification and urbanization of the downtown core.. CFUV correspondent Myles meets with blogger Stephen Harrison, of Needs More Spikes fame, about instances of defensive architecture that go widely un BIPOC, Community, Advocacy, Society, Racism, Culture, Victoria No Indigenous Resurgence and Innovation 1 1 4 4 Indigenous Resurgence and Innovation full 5716792dab48deb6e53c84b5:59a48aed7131a53a73cb6e33:5a04b4c98165f5b5f4193250 https://share.transistor.fm/s/0bb0b547 Indigenous initiatives share their stories with CFUV and explain the trailblazing work they do to keep the vast array of Indigenous cultures thriving. 

]]> Indigenous initiatives share their stories with CFUV and explain the trailblazing work they do to keep the vast array of Indigenous cultures thriving. 

]]> Wed, 06 Dec 2017 07:00:00 +0000 CFUV CFUV 1984 This episode of Full Circle spotlights Indigenous culture, and the work being done in Indigenous communities to keep a vibrant way of life thriving. CFUV speaks to Gaye Smith and Linda Lucas, two associates working with Indigenous Caregivers of BC and Indigenous Perspectives Society respectively, to address the great work being done by Indigenous Caregivers of BC. Tiffany Joseph explains her work with the SENCOTEN Language Nest, where young children are immersed in the language of the WSANEC people. Content in the program was produced by CFUV's Podcasting Production Team. Music in this piece was composed and performed by Podington Bear. This program is proudly supported by Oak Bay Bikes, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada. This episode of Full Circle spotlights Indigenous culture, and the work being done in Indigenous communities to keep a vibrant way of life thriving. CFUV speaks to Gaye Smith and Linda Lucas, two associates working with Indigenous Caregivers of BC and In BIPOC, Community, Advocacy, Society, Racism, Culture, Victoria No A Foodies Paradise 1 1 3 3 A Foodies Paradise full 5716792dab48deb6e53c84b5:59a48aed7131a53a73cb6e33:5a049c9c24a694e0dc72f95a https://share.transistor.fm/s/7a1a8010 CFUV visits a native plant garden, chews on advice from a local food writer, and explores the link between housing affordability and brunch in this tasty food episode of Full Circle.

]]> CFUV visits a native plant garden, chews on advice from a local food writer, and explores the link between housing affordability and brunch in this tasty food episode of Full Circle.

]]> Tue, 28 Nov 2017 19:00:00 +0000 CFUV CFUV 3271 This episode of Full Circle takes a bite out of the cultural mosaic of food in Victoria. CFUV heads to LAU WELNEW Tribal School in WSANEC territory to take a tour of PEPAKEN HAUTW, a native plant garden and restoration project. Elizabeth Monk of EAT Magazine sits down with CFUV to give some tips and tricks for eating out on a budget in Victoria, along with some of her own personal history as a food writer. CFUV correspondent Max investigates the claims that avocado toast is causing millennials to go bankrupt by going to the source: Victoria's favorite brunch spots. Content in the program was produced by CFUV's Podcasting Production Team. Music in this piece was composed and performed by Podington Bear. This program is proudly supported by Oak Bay Bikes, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada. This episode of Full Circle takes a bite out of the cultural mosaic of food in Victoria. CFUV heads to LAU WELNEW Tribal School in WSANEC territory to take a tour of PEPAKEN HAUTW, a native plant garden and restoration project. Elizabeth Monk of EAT BIPOC, Community, Advocacy, Society, Racism, Culture, Victoria No Illicit Substances on the Island 1 1 2 2 Illicit Substances on the Island full 5716792dab48deb6e53c84b5:59a48aed7131a53a73cb6e33:5a035e2dc83025cfb20e79e5 https://share.transistor.fm/s/de5a54a2 This episode of Full Circles captures a glimpse of illicit substance use and harm reduction measures in Victoria.

CFUV Correspondant Aviva joins SOLID Harm Reduction on their morning needle pickup and outreach tour, and sits down with Jack Phillips, head coordinator of the outreach advocacy group.

CFUV presents the sound of the Fentanyl crisis, an explanation of the BC Coroners Service's findings through the past year using sound.

"Alice" invites CFUV to speak with her about a weekly activity of hers: taking minute amounts of acid to expand her creativity and empathy. 

Content in the program was produced by CFUV's Podcasting Production Team. Music in this piece was composed and performed by Podington Bear. This program is proudly supported by Oak Bay Bikes, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada. 

]]> This episode of Full Circles captures a glimpse of illicit substance use and harm reduction measures in Victoria.

CFUV Correspondant Aviva joins SOLID Harm Reduction on their morning needle pickup and outreach tour, and sits down with Jack Phillips, head coordinator of the outreach advocacy group.

CFUV presents the sound of the Fentanyl crisis, an explanation of the BC Coroners Service's findings through the past year using sound.

"Alice" invites CFUV to speak with her about a weekly activity of hers: taking minute amounts of acid to expand her creativity and empathy. 

Content in the program was produced by CFUV's Podcasting Production Team. Music in this piece was composed and performed by Podington Bear. This program is proudly supported by Oak Bay Bikes, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada. 

]]> Tue, 21 Nov 2017 18:30:00 +0000 CFUV CFUV 2676 This episode of Full Circles captures a glimpse of illicit substance use and harm reduction measures in Victoria. CFUV Correspondant Aviva joins SOLID Harm Reduction on their morning needle pickup and outreach tour, and sits down with Jack Phillips, head coordinator of the outreach advocacy group. CFUV presents the sound of the Fentanyl crisis, an explanation of the BC Coroners Service's findings through the past year using sound. "Alice" invites CFUV to speak with her about a weekly activity of hers: taking minute amounts of acid to expand her creativity and empathy.  Content in the program was produced by CFUV's Podcasting Production Team. Music in this piece was composed and performed by Podington Bear. This program is proudly supported by Oak Bay Bikes, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.  This episode of Full Circles captures a glimpse of illicit substance use and harm reduction measures in Victoria. CFUV Correspondant Aviva joins SOLID Harm Reduction on their morning needle pickup and outreach tour, and sits down with Jack Phillips, he BIPOC, Community, Advocacy, Society, Racism, Culture, Victoria No Tourist City 1 1 1 1 Tourist City full 5716792dab48deb6e53c84b5:59a48aed7131a53a73cb6e33:5a0350859140b758364c0c04 https://share.transistor.fm/s/39ad862c This episode of Full Circle explores parts of the Tourism industry in Victoria. 

Ryan, a longtime cruise line employee, gives a sneak peek into life on a cruise ship. 

CFUV visits the Ship Point Night Market, a collection of vendors that meet in the inner harbour to sell their wares to a crowd of cruise ship patrons.

Finally, CFUV correspondant Arcade looks into the Downtown Victoria Busker's Festival, and seeks to find the answer to why this vibrant celebration changed hands over the past year.

Content in the program was produced by CFUV's Podcasting Production Team. Music in this piece was composed and performed by Podington Bear. This program is proudly supported by Oak Bay Bikes, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada. 

]]> This episode of Full Circle explores parts of the Tourism industry in Victoria. 

Ryan, a longtime cruise line employee, gives a sneak peek into life on a cruise ship. 

CFUV visits the Ship Point Night Market, a collection of vendors that meet in the inner harbour to sell their wares to a crowd of cruise ship patrons.

Finally, CFUV correspondant Arcade looks into the Downtown Victoria Busker's Festival, and seeks to find the answer to why this vibrant celebration changed hands over the past year.

Content in the program was produced by CFUV's Podcasting Production Team. Music in this piece was composed and performed by Podington Bear. This program is proudly supported by Oak Bay Bikes, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada. 

]]> Tue, 14 Nov 2017 08:00:00 +0000 CFUV CFUV 2705 This episode of Full Circle explores parts of the Tourism industry in Victoria.  Ryan, a longtime cruise line employee, gives a sneak peek into life on a cruise ship.  CFUV visits the Ship Point Night Market, a collection of vendors that meet in the inner harbour to sell their wares to a crowd of cruise ship patrons. Finally, CFUV correspondant Arcade looks into the Downtown Victoria Busker's Festival, and seeks to find the answer to why this vibrant celebration changed hands over the past year. Content in the program was produced by CFUV's Podcasting Production Team. Music in this piece was composed and performed by Podington Bear. Full Circle's theme was composed and performed by Evan Schaeffer. This program is proudly supported by Oak Bay Bikes, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.  This episode of Full Circle explores parts of the Tourism industry in Victoria.  Ryan, a longtime cruise line employee, gives a sneak peek into life on a cruise ship.  CFUV visits the Ship Point Night Market, a collection of vendors that meet in the BIPOC, Community, Advocacy, Society, Racism, Culture, Victoria No Microdosing with Alice 1 1 Microdosing with Alice bonus 5716792dab48deb6e53c84b5:59a48aed7131a53a73cb6e33:59a87f55e4fcb5236b001b5c https://share.transistor.fm/s/63045ddf CFUV correspondant Max goes down the rabbit hole with Alice to learn about microdosing.

 

Thank you to Alice for participating. Produced by Max Collins. Music by Acid Mother's Temple, Pachyderm and Shannon & the Clams. This project is proudly supported by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

]]> CFUV correspondant Max goes down the rabbit hole with Alice to learn about microdosing.

 

Thank you to Alice for participating. Produced by Max Collins. Music by Acid Mother's Temple, Pachyderm and Shannon & the Clams. This project is proudly supported by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

]]> Thu, 31 Aug 2017 21:36:47 +0000 CFUV CFUV 188 CFUV correspondant Max goes down the rabbit hole with Alice to learn about microdosing. CFUV correspondant Max goes down the rabbit hole with Alice to learn about microdosing. BIPOC, Community, Advocacy, Society, Racism, Culture, Victoria No Brunch Club- Bonus 1 1 Brunch Club- Bonus bonus 5716792dab48deb6e53c84b5:59a48aed7131a53a73cb6e33:59a48e01f14aa1f0e643d004 https://share.transistor.fm/s/443c6173 Victoria, BC is noted as the brunch capital of Canada, along with being the third-most expensive place to own a home in the country. On a suggestion from Australian millionaire Tim Gurner, CFUV correspondent Max sets out to see if Millennials need only to abstain from their love of avocado toast in order to afford the house of their dreams.

Produced by Max Collins. This podcast is proudly supported by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

]]> Victoria, BC is noted as the brunch capital of Canada, along with being the third-most expensive place to own a home in the country. On a suggestion from Australian millionaire Tim Gurner, CFUV correspondent Max sets out to see if Millennials need only to abstain from their love of avocado toast in order to afford the house of their dreams.

Produced by Max Collins. This podcast is proudly supported by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

]]> Thu, 31 Aug 2017 18:00:00 +0000 CFUV CFUV 267 Victoria, BC is noted as the brunch capital of Canada, along with being the third-most expensive place to own a home in the country. On a suggestion from Australian millionaire Tim Gurner, CFUV correspondent Max sets out to see if Millennials need only to abstain from their love of avocado toast in order to afford the house of their dreams. Victoria, BC is noted as the brunch capital of Canada, along with being the third-most expensive place to own a home in the country. On a suggestion from Australian millionaire Tim Gurner, CFUV correspondent Max sets out to see if Millennials need only to BIPOC, Community, Advocacy, Society, Racism, Culture, Victoria No