The annual Canzine held at 918 Bathurst, Toronto showcases the best fanzine publications in the country.

Domcast spoke to the organizer, Hal Niedzviecki, and one of the publishers, Brian Evinou, and asked what their thoughts are about the state of DIY literature.

The Domcast Ep.01 - Fanzines and how an underground literature has survived

Emily Lukasik and Leslie Pulsifer, co-presidents of the Sheridan Social Justice Club, talk about the challenges they faced forming the group, their advocacy work, and the club's plans.

The Domcast Ep.02 - Advocacy-driven club draw Sheridan's socially conscious

I was invited as guest host on the social justice-themed program Radio Migrante on CHRY 105.5 FM at York University on Nov. 25. 

On the show, we tackled media killings in the Philippines, which inspired the creation of the event called International Day to End Impunity, an annual commemoration of media deaths around the world. We also touched on the challenges Canadian journalists are facing, which aren't as harsh as those encountered by their counterparts in Third World countries but nevertheless need to be addressed to preserve the rights of people to express themselves and gain access to information vital to the public's interest.

Anne Game, executive director of the Canadian Journalists for Free Expression, and Nonoy Espina, chairman of the National Union of Journalists of the Philippines, share their thoughts on the risks involved in media's line of work.

The Domcast Ep.03 — International Day to End Impunity

The Domcast Preview: Sheridan Motorsports Club

2 Quick Minutes (Tom Hipsz, Sheridan recreation and fitness coordinator)

An interview with a mother who helps her son cope with ADHD through mixed martial arts, and a psychologist who says the sport is a legitimate form of treatment.

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