Local Journalism Initiative: Casey Dobson

Decided to record a convo with Ryan and call this my first foray into podcasting. Minimally edited (bc I'm still learning), but I hope you enjoy! 

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Celebrating the Little Victories with Ryan Antooa

Bubbles have become the norm across the sports landscape as COVID-19 continues to wreak havoc. Leagues across a variety of sports have pulled off tournaments and regular-season play in a bubble format. From the WNBA, to the NWSL, the  MLS, and the NHL there are an abundance of examples on how to operate a successful bubble. With this in mind, it was nearly impossible to imagine the NWHL bubble ending up in the situation in which it was: having to suspend their tournament due to an abundance of positive cases. Yet, here the league is, still without a 2021 Isobel Cup champion. So how did this happen? How did the bubble burst?

This story by Casey Dobson is part of the Local Journalism Initiative, a project by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

Why the Bubble Burst: Gaps in the NWHL's Protocols

CJRU speaks with industry leaders on the future of women's sports, its relationship with the media, and tactics for audience growth.

This story by Casey Dobson is part of the Local journalism Initiative, a project by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

Women's sports and its relationship with the media

While it may seem clear that the NWHL 2022 season is the next step for women's hockey, it's the longterm future that's in question. 

This story by Casey Dobson is part of the Local Journalism initiative, a project by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

Note that the interviews in this segment were recorded prior to the Isobel Cup where The Boston Pride became 2021 champions, defeating the Minnesota Whitecaps 4-3 on March 27. The Pride had faced the Toronto Six in the semi finals, winning that matchup 6-2, while the Whitecaps had to get past Buffalo in their semi final, which they did by a score of 7-0. The Pride hoisted the Cup despite entering the second iteration of the NWHL bubble as the lowest seeded team.

Understanding the PWHPA and NWHL

Hosts Katia Galati and Talha Hashmani explore the challenges that Toronto’s shelter system currently faces. This episode is part two of a six-part series for the Local Journalism Initiative (LJI) by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

Local Journalism Initiative

The Unhoused and The Unprepared: The Tale of Two Crises

New Canadian Life - Episode 49 Utilizing Employment Services For Success

Arts & Culture x Morning Mixtape is a weekly entertainment segment hosted by Nicole Di Donato. Each week Nicole interviews various people from the arts and culture scene, including up-and-coming musicians, actors, as well as individuals involved with Toronto theatre and music festivals. Tune in live every Tuesday at 9 a.m. on CJRU 1280AM or stream it online at cjru.ca. Follow Nicole on Twitter @nicolekdidonato.

Adrian Underhill - CU AGAIN Feature

Jacky Tuinstra Harrison speaks with John E. Marriott about his book, "Tall Tales and Long Lenses."

All My Books - John E. Marriott

This week on FemRadio we sat down to chat with Toronto-based multi-interdisciplinary artist Belinda Corpuz, and her very busy year: releasing her debut album “All I Am,” and her roles in plays for Factory Theatre  and the Toronto Fringe Festival. Belinda also shares her experience seeking proper representation as a Filipino-Canadian woman in the arts, developing as a storyteller, connecting with others.

And Lidia and Meera have your weekly Canadian feminist news, Toronto events, and talk anti-Muslim sentiments following the Danforth shooting, mansplaining, and summer camp positives. 
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Today, we're taking a deep-dive into US politics. Just as Donald Trump nominated Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court, a bombshell New York Times investigation revealed that the president only paid $750 in federal income taxes the year got elected... among other things

Amy Coney Barrett and the truth about Trump's taxes

Shiann Darkangelo and Holly Morisson discuss women's hockey in Canada, ranging from the NWHL, CWHL, and the olympic games.

This story by Casey Dobson is part of the Local Journalism Initiative, a project by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

Between the Red and White: Women's Hockey in Canada with Shiann Darkangelo and Holly Morisson

Toronto Metropolitan University's campus and community multi-media hub. Listen at 1280 AM or online at metradio.ca

Women's sports and its relationship with the media

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