Podcasts about vancouver pride

In this special Pride episode, hosts Carol and Jeevan talk to Dr. Amin Ghaziani, a professor of sociology and Canada Research Chair in Urban Sexualities at UBC, about his new book Long Live Queer Nightlife: How the Closing of Gay Bars Sparked a Revolution. They speak about the evolution of queer nightlife, the nuances of intersectional belonging, and the importance of intentional allyship.Link ListUBC Profile: Amin GhazianiAmin Ghaziani: LinkedIn / LinktreeAmin's Social Media: Instagram / XAmin's Books: Princeton University PressAmin's NYT Review: Book Review: Long Live Queer NightlifeAmin on JVN's Getting Curious Podcast: Where Have All The Gay Bars Gone?Amin on NPR's Marketplace Podcast: Why Gay Bars Are Closing - And What's Taking Their PlaceTwitter/X: Carol / JeevanCheck out our full archive of episodes here

Welcome back Barely Gamers!!This. is. chaos.Juice and Jax reunited in Vancouver last week! There's arguments about who "won" an Orange Theory workout, shared experiences about movie theatres and a recap of Vancouver Pride recap! Perhaps unsurprisingly, Juice didn't do his homework.Check out our NEW Patreon. There are a ton of goodies for you Barely Gamers and every tier goes a long way towards supporting the podcast! --> patreon.com/itdangerpod

The BC Okanagan is taking a MASSIVE hit to their agricultural sector. PM Trudeau was at the Pride festival in Vancouver over the weekend. Kamala Harris is set to announce her running mate for the US Presidential election. Who is it going to be? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A sports arbitration court has dismissed Canada's appeal of a six-point penalty against its Olympic women's soccer team. We ask: is this fair? What impact will this have on the players? AIn our second half, Vancouver Pride Parade takes place this Sunday, August 4th. We ask listeners who they are proud of and what they are celebrating.

Amy is joined by creators Alex Masse & Frankie Gunn to discuss their podcast, I'm Feeling Queer Today, and explore the critical importance of listening to queer youth, plus Alex and Frankie share guidance for those questioning their identity and for those interested in becoming better allies to the LGBTQIA+ community.Alex K. Masse is a writer, musician, and communications specialist from what is colonially known as British Columbia. Their work has been seen everywhere from the Scholastic Writing Awards to Autostraddle, as well as in collaboration with Penelope Scott, Vancouver Pride, Simon Fraser University, and more. They're also a neurodivergent nonbinary lesbian, which greatly affects their process. When not writing, they're making music, and when not making music, they're writing. Occasionally, though, they can be seen working on their degree, or cozied up with their cat.Frankie Gunn is a transmasc interdisciplinary artist, musician and producer, currently working as a gardener in the Hudson Valley in upstate New York. Having not attended a traditional 4 year college, Frankie has acquired an a la carte education, doing everything from hairdressing and sound engineering to farming and agriculture. The thread that ties their work together is a hands on approach and a love of all things beautiful.

Embark on an enlightening exploration with Dean Nelson, LGBTQ pioneer and Whistler Pride and Ski Festival founder, as we dissect the critical need for compassionate leadership. In our heartfelt conversation, we delve into the chilling rise of violence against transgender individuals and the stark polarization gripping America. We share stories close to the heart, underscoring the dire need for leaders who champion facts and embrace diversity, steering clear of the treacherous path of fear and discrimination. The essence of democracy and pride takes center stage in our narrative, emphasizing the potency of being politically savvy, starting at the grassroots level. Discover the profound influence you wield by understanding the human rights stance of your local representatives—a tribute to the power vested in your vote. Our personal tales of empowerment and the symbolic triumph of salvaging a community event further illustrate the monumental impact of civic engagement on both personal and communal plains.Finally, we celebrate the triumphs of inclusivity within the workplace, sharing inspiring accounts from notable figures like a trans engineer at Electronic Arts and Olympian Mark Tewksbury. These narratives not only emphasize the importance of self-expression but also underscore the life-changing support of allyship. As we close, we're left with a message of hope—a vision of leadership that forms a more inclusive and secure world for everyone.About Our Guest:Dean Nelson, a vibrant force in his community, has catalyzed change and championed inclusivity throughout his remarkable journey.In 2006, Nelson played a pivotal role in rescuing Whistler's Gay Ski Week, igniting a passion for advocacy that led him to helm the annual festival, now known as the Whistler Ski & Pride Festival.In 2009, he co-founded the transformative Mr. Gay World (MGW) organization, merging sports, culture, and human rights to combat homophobia and nurture future leaders.A trailblazer, Nelson established the pioneering Olympic Pride House at the Vancouver/Whistler 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, setting a precedent for diversity in sports.Continuing his legacy, Nelson advises the Pride House Advisory Group, shaping inclusive environments for global events such as the Olympic and Commonwealth Games.Educated in resort management and Japanese language and culture, Nelson's career spans esteemed roles in hospitality and tourism before founding Alpenglow Productions Corp, the driving force behind Whistler Pride and Ski Festival.His notable positions and contributions include directing Vancouver Pride, co-founding Mr. Gay Canada, and spearheading initiatives like the Vancouver North America Outgames Planning Committee.Nelson's dedication hasn't gone unnoticed, earning him accolades such as Pride Toronto's Award of Excellence in Sports and the Thompson Rivers University Distinguished Alumni: Human Rights Leadership Award and an Honorary Doctorate of Laws.With unwavering commitment, Dean Nelson continues to inspire, leaving an indelible mark on the landscape of equality and inclusion.Social Media @GayWhistler @departuresXdeanConnect with Heather:Get Your Ally Toolkit Now, including a free primer! https://toolkit.chrysalismama.com/ally-free-giftYouTube: @chrysalismama9499TikTok: @chrysalismamaLearn how you can make an impact: https://linktr.ee/chrysalismamaSolutions listed on her website:

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Our good friend ANGELA GALANOPOULOS the pod this week! She's a professional Improvisor, Actor, Writer and Producer and also once keyed Ryan's car. We chat Vancouver Pride, G Holing, Snore-Gasming, and anal suppositories. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dr. Bonnie Henry, BC's Provincial Health Officer speaks on everything you need to know about the virus and monkeypox vaccine to date. 

It's Vancouver Pride this weekend! We're talking to L.A. Matheson teacher and pride parade Grand Marshal Annie Ohana, as well as Queer As Funk band members, Jocelyn Macdougall and Connie Buna. And in our second half, we're talking go-to summer food and drink recipes with restaurateurs Cody and Clay Allmin.

Justin Morissette is a member of the LGBTQ community who was attacked this weekend. We follow-up with a chat with Pride Executive Director, Andrea Arnot.

Andrea Arnot (Vancouver Pride Society) and Dustyn Baulkham (Kelowna Pride Society) discuss changes to Pride celebrations during COVID-19, ahead of Vancouver Pride weekend. Master gardener Brian Minter answers your gardening questions.

Chapter 1: BC has highest number of monthly overdose deaths on record  Guest: Adrian Dix, BC Health Minister Chapter 2: Overdose deaths Guest: Andrew Wilkinson, Leader of Provincial Liberal Party Chapter 3: Vancouver Police disheartened about Pride ban and Vancouver Pride's response Guest: Elenore Sturko, Police Officer, member of the LGBTQI+ community  Guest: Michelle Fortin, Co-chair, Vancouver Pride Chapter 4: Panel Discussion: Vancouver Police Reform Guest: Curt Griffiths, Professor and Coordinator, SFU Police Studies Program Guest: Latoya Farrell, Staff Counsel, BC Civil Liberties Assc.  Chapter 5: British Columbians have strong preferences on which businesses should receive Covid-19 support Guest: Mario Canseco, President, Research Co  Chapter 6: Continuing turmoil in Seattle Guest: Jonathan Choe, KOMO reporter

On this episode, I’m joined by Cicely Blain. Activism is in Cicely’s blood and they share stories of their grandmother protesting against nuclear weapons and how this shaped Cicely into who they are now. Cicely uncovers the current racial landscape of Vancouver and the fad of “fast-fashion” D&I. We address tokenization, isolation and exclusion in fitness spaces. We finish off with recapping our views on pride week, Cicely giving updates on her upcoming book release and the very real stress and burnout that comes with activism. TO LEARN MORE Cicely Blain Consulting @cicelyblainconsulting Stratagem Conference - workplace justice re-imagined - Sept 27-29 2019 *BUY KILTER&MINT A COFFEE

Recorded live during my set at the BRÔN Party Vancouver Pride 8/3/2019. It was a hot night in Vancouver that night!

The Sunday Edition Chapter 1 Texting at work no reason to be fired: B.C. Tribunal   Guest: Lior Samfiru - employment lawyer, partner at Samfiru Tumarkin LLP Chapter 2 Almost Two Thirds of Canadians OK with Same-Sex Marriage  Guest: Mario Canseco - President, ResearchCo  Chapter 3 For orcas' sake, don't hook a Chinook this summer   Guest: Jay Ritchlin - Western Region director-general​ of the David Suzuki Foundation  Chapter 4 Amid LGBT progress, the Vancouver Pride parade remains a touchstone for debate and controversy  Guest: Michelle Fortin - board co-chair, Vancouver Pride Society Chapter 5 B.C. Wildfire Service asks campers to be fire smart this long weekend  Guest: Hannah Swift - Communications Assistant, BC Wildfire Service

Earlier this week it was announced that the Vancouver Pride Society has rescinded the University of British Columbia (UBC) and Vancouver Public Library's (VPL) 2019 Pride Parade entries because they hosted events featuring discriminatory speakers. Simi speaks with Catherine Jenkins, is a transwoman and a board member of the Vancouver Pride Society, about the impact of events like those hosted by organizations like UBC and the Vancouver Public Library. Guest:  Catherine Jenkins Vancouver Pride Society Board Member

The Vancouver Pride Society has uninvited the University of British Columbia from the city's annual pride parade. In a statement released Monday, the society said the decision stemmed from the university's “decision to provide a platform for transphobic hate speech.” UBC hosted a speech titled “The Erosion of Freedom: How Transgender Politics in School and Society is Undermining Our Freedom and Harming Women & Children” by a person called Jenn Smith last month. Guest: Brad Dirks Father of a transgender son and an LGBTQ activist, based in Langley

Some breaking news this past hour: the University of British Columbia has been banned from taking part in this year's Vancouver Pride Parade. Here to tell us why is Andrea Arnot from the Vancouver Pride Society Guest: Andrea Arnot Executive Director of the Vancouver Pride Society

Nylo Music's Welcome To The Weekend is a weekly show which will showcase the freshest deep house, nu house and indie releases, as well as music from artists we love. Each show will have a very special and exclusive mix from one of our artists or guest Dj's! Clear the front room, grab a cold cocktail and enjoy a weekly hour of musical coolness to start your weekend. DI.FM: www.di.fm/shows/welcome-to-the-weekend Facebook: www.facebook.com/nylo.inc Twitter: twitter.com/nylo_ Instagram: www.instagram.com/nylo.music/ Beatport: www.beatport.com/label/nylo-music/57019

Reflecting on Vancouver Pride week, join us as we look at some ancient thoughts on identity and sex.

This week, to celebrate Vancouver Pride, the gang watch the cult classic Hedwig and the Angry Inch. https://www.facebook.com/CinematicDissonance/ https://www.instagram.com/cdpodcast/ cinematicdissonance@gmail.com Our theme music is Rewire Your Cables by Little Glass Men, licensed under a Creatives Commons 4.0 Attribution License.

There’s something for every queer at Vancouver Pride, but have you ever seen a drag show in a bookstore, or a comedy show at Celebrities? We have interviews with Dank Sinatra, local drag thing & noted book worm who will be hosting Massy Pride, as well as an interview with Joel Kim Booster, your new favourite comic. Tune in for these interviews and more dets of where to gay the day away

Guest: Kieran Burgess-  Co-Executive Director, Vancouver Pride Society

Every once in a while, I like changing things up. It’s been over a year since I’ve posted a deep house set and I’ve had way too many amazing deep tracks lately that I’ve wanted to put together in a podcast. So, here’s an extra chapter in-between my normal dance floor entries. The perfect late summer mix for an afternoon around the pool or an end of the night unwind. I hope you enjoy listening. The Tracklist: 1) Desperado (MK Remix Extended) - Rihanna 2) Real Life (Terrace Dub) - Duke Dumont, Gorgon City, Naations 3) Searching (Original Mix) - S-Man & Harry Romero feat. Melisa Whiskey 4) Late At Night - The Carry Nation + DONKEY 5) Love Is In The Air (Jeck Hill Rework) - John Paul Young 6) The Cure (Original Mix) – Harvey McKay 7) Anymore (Full Intention Vox Dub Mix) – Melanie C 8) Andromeda (feat. D.R.A.M.) [Purple Disco Machine Remix] - Gorillaz 9) Light My Fire – Craig Pitson 10) Just Be Good To Me – Ibitaly vs. S.O.S band 11) Sundown (Croatia Squad Remix) - Me & My Toothbrush 12) Do Your Thing (Original Mix) - Bad Boy Bill, J Paul Getto, Milty Evans 13) From IBZ To NYC (Original Mix) - Kintar, Brigado Crew 14) Friday Child (Original Mix) – Jo-Elle 15) Submarine (Original Mix) - Copyright 16) Do It Now - Ravell 17) Your Song (Disciples Remix) – Rita Ora 18) The Journey (Oliver Heldens Edit) – Aevion 19) Tears In Your Eyes – Nora En Pure 20) Won't Stop feat. Kelli-Leigh (Bob Sinclar & The Cube Guys Extended Remix) - Watermat, Kelli-Leigh My Upcoming Schedule: August 5th - ONYX, XY, Vancouver Pride, BC, Canada August 12th – Stripper Circus, TRACKS, Denver, CO August 19th - The Crown & Anchor, Carnival Week, Provincetown, MA August 26th / 27th - Lookout, San Francisco, CA Sept. 9th - Rich’s, Houston, TX Sept. 23rd - TBA, Atlanta, GA Oct. 21st - HNO - Halloween New Orleans Bookings: Michael Benedetti — michael@executiveprandtalent.com, Mark Warner — mark@executiveprandtalent.com Twitter / Instagram: @DJBlacklow | www.facebook.com/DJBlacklow | www.soundcloud.com/DJBlacklow | www.mixcloud.com/DJBlacklow | www.hearthis.at/DJBlacklow

It’s been a couple of months since my last podcast. I took this year off from doing a June pride edition to recover from a car break-in, during which my laptop and bunch of my music were stolen. It sucks that we live in a world where people feel the need to steal, but I justify it by telling myself that they must’ve needed my belongings more than I did. Hey, there’s a silver lining to everything, right? However, I didn’t take June off from making new music. This high-energy mid-summer podcast contains my take on Carly Rae Jepsen’s summer 2017 jam – “Cut To The Feeling” – done in conjunction with my tireless production partner, George Figares. You’ll also hear another new remix that’s very special to me — my take on an anthem called “Faces” by an incredibly talented NYC-based singer named Mila Jam. Her soaring vocals send a message about staying true to your authentic self. Look for the release soon on iTunes and other digital retailers. And a huge thank you to DJ Grind, DJ Wayne G, and DJ Maryalice for their support on “Faces”! I’m honored to be part of the remix package for Dirty Pop’s new single — “Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now” — a remake from the soundtrack to the movie “Mannequin” 30 years ago, which is currently climbing the Billboard dance charts! The update by DrewG and Brian Cua features new vocals by Taylor Olson & Jackie Orlando. However, rather than using my own remix on this podcast, I’ve included the remix by Israeli DJ Guy Scheiman. You can hear a snippet of my remix over on my Soundcloud page: https://soundcloud.com/djblacklow/dirty-pop-ft-taylor-olson-jackie-orlando-nothings-gonna-stop-us-now-dj-blacklow-preview The podcast ends with my latest Lorde mashup — I tackled “Green Light” in my last podcast and this time around, it’s “Perfect Places.” I’m obsessed with the New Zealander's latest album. And of course, you’ll hear plenty of other amazing new tracks throughout — along with my trademark presentation of new remixes of older tracks you know and love. Also, look out for a new deep house podcast in the next couple of weeks. It’s been an amazing summer so far of gigs, far & wide. Here’s where you can catch up with me over the next few months: August 5th - ONYX, XY, Vancouver Pride, BC, Canada August 19th - The Crown & Anchor, Carnival Week, Provincetown, MA August 26th / 27th - Lookout, San Francisco, CA Sept. 9th - Rich’s, Houston, TX Sept. 23rd - TBA, Atlanta, GA Oct. 21st - HNO - Halloween New Orleans The Tracklist: 1) Comin' (Original Mix) - Antoine Clamaran, Agua Sin Gas 2) If They Only Knew (Dan Slater Remix) – Alfie Alcuri 3) Cut To The Feeling (George Figares & DJ Blacklow Remix) – Carly Rae Jepsen 4) I Wanna Know Drift (Victor S Mashup) - Alesso x Tom Staar 5) Take Me Home (Dario Xavier Remix) - Cash Cash feat. Bebe Rexha 6) I Don't Want To Live Forever (Joe Gauthreaux Mix) – ZAYN & Taylor Swift 7) I Don't Want You (Bruno Knauer Mash) - Widelife 8) Power & Control (Victor Cabral & Felipe Angel Remix) – Marina & The Diamonds 9) Uninvited (Club Mix) – Steven Redant & Danny Verde present Bent Collective 10) If U Seek Amy (Roberto Ferrari Club Mix) – Britney Spears 11) Commander (André Grossi WTF Edit) – K. Rowland, R. Factory, C. James, J. Ross 12) It Just Won't Do (Alex Acosta Set Version) - Hiisak & Tom Swoon vs. Tim Deluxe 13) Conga (Isak Salazar Mashup) - Gloria Estefan vs. E-thunder 14) Wild Thoughts (Mike Cruz Dub Remix) - DJ Khaled feat. Rihanna & Bryson Tiller 15) Symphony (Tommer Mizrahi Remix) - Clean Bandit feat. Zara Larsson 16) Rapture (Toy Armada 2017 Remix) – Nadia Ali 17) Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now (Guy Scheiman Remix) - Dirty Pop Ft Taylor Olson & Jackie Orlando 18) Faces (DJ Blacklow Club Mix) – Mila Jam 19) Perfect Places Love Is (DJ Blacklow Mashup) - Lorde vs. Toy Armada, DJ Grind & Inas X Bookings: Michael Benedetti — michael@executiveprandtalent.com, Mark Warner — mark@executiveprandtalent.com Twitter / Instagram: @DJBlacklow | www.facebook.com/DJBlacklow | www.soundcloud.com/DJBlacklow | www.mixcloud.com/DJBlacklow | www.hearthis.at/DJBlacklow

Kevin Francis from Left At The Valley joins us in discussing issues du jour: More religious interference in assisted dying; a human rights complaint over court-mandated attendance in Alcoholics Anonymous; Islam: The Tour; and From the Regressive Left Files: Black Lives Matter demands Vancouver Pride ban police from participation.

Live recorded set from the underground warehouse cave at Vancouver Art & Leisure during Vancouver Pride 2015. Such an incredible weekend, hope you enjoy the sweaty basement vibes

This month’s special edition promo mix for TFD Presents RAPTURE: Vancouver Pride is full of fresh, funky house to keep you dancin’ through summer! Want more? Catch me Sunday, August 2 at Vancouver’s Commodore Ballroom for RAPTURE: Victory, the official closing party of Pride Weekend! http://tfdpresents.com - - - - - July 2015 Mix | RAPTURE Vancouver Pride Official Promo Podcast 1. The Other Boys (Original Mix) – NERVO feat. Kylie Minogue, Jake Shears and Nile Rodgers 2. Get Your Groove Back (Cutmore Remix) – JAGMAC 3. Back To Funk (Angel Heredia Remix) – Marc Palacios, DJ Kone 4. I'll Be There (Markus W. Bootleg) – Rich B. vs. Spice Girls 5. Sexy Lady (Original Mix) – Midnight City 6. Horny (WMC 2015 Agua Sin Gas Remix) – Mousse T 7. Cool For The Summer (Dave Aude Clean Club Remix) – Demi Lovato 8. Uptight (Original Mix) – The Cube Guys, Groovebox 9. With U (Dave Aude Club Mix) – Shelter feat. Frankmusik 10. Lean On (eSQUIRE Houselife Remix) – Major Lazer & DJ Snake feat. MØ Enjoy 11. Do Watcha Doin' (Original Mix) – Antoine Clamaran, Gary Caos, Lizzie Curious, Agua Sin Gas 12. Superstar (Antisgamo Remix) – Jamelia 13. Piano Riders (Alternative Mix) – Funky Truckerz 14. Ten Feet High (Rich B & Phil Marriott Club Mix) – Samsara & Sheila 15. Emergency (Sam Feldt Remix) – Icona Pop 16. Peanut Butter Jelly (Extended Mix) – Galantis www.djgrind.net | www.facebook.com/djgrindsf | www.twitter.com/djgrind | www.soundcloud.com/djgrindsf

After returning from The US, a new podcast had to be made. This session features tracks played during my sets from Up Your Alley by Folsom Street Events and DESCENT at Vancouver Pride. Till next time North America xx

Jenny Butler travels to Vancouver, finding out about the history of the Canadian Pride movement, including Vancouver Pride and East Side Pride. Jenny speaks to the some of British Colombia's best performers, from singers to drag artists, and looks into how the city's drag queens give back to the LGBTQ community and the city in general. This episode was produced by Jenny Butler. For more information on EILE Magazine, visit eile.ie.

I'm thrilled to produce the official podcast for RAPTURE | Vancouver PRIDE 2012! This mix begins with some of my favorite new pop tracks, then transitions to big room house and progressive beats. TFD Presents the Vancouver PRIDE event of the year! RAPTURE: VICTORY :: GOTHAM CITY :: Sunday, August 5th, 2012 Starring: DANNY VERDE (Italy), RAFAEL CALVENTE (Rio), DJ GRIND (SFO) With performances by: SHOKRA (LA) :: PETER BREEZE (YVR) :: CASSANDRA (TO) :: LENA LOVE (TO) The Commodore Ballroom :: 868 Granville St :: Vancouver Online tickets ON SALE NOW: http://www.ticketmaster.ca/Rapture-Victory-tickets/artist/1459383 = = = = = July 2012 | RAPTURE Vancouver Pride Official Podcast 1. Wide Awake (Wayne G & LFB Club Mix) – Katy Perry 2. Hello (Razor N Guido Club Mix) – Karmin 3. Taking Over Me (Wideboys Club Mix) – Lawson 4. Wings (The Alias Extended Mix) – Little Mix 5. Blow Me (One Last Kiss) (Country Club Martini Crew Club Mix) – P!nk 6. Scream (Pierce Fulton Club Mix) – Usher 7. Chasing The Sun (Danny Verde Club Mix) – The Wanted 8. Follow the Leader (Miguel Vargas Famous Mix) – Jennifer Lopez ft. Wisin & Yandel 9. Lights (Allan Abdalla Re-Work Tribal Mix) – Ellie Goulding 10. Set You Free (Extended Mix) – Jodie Harsh ft. Melanie C 11. Let's Have a Kiki (Danny Verde Club Mix) – Scissor Sisters 12. Let The Music Play (MiikeBeatz 2012 Rework) – Shannon 13. Titanium (DJ Santos Adamantium Mix) – David Guetta ft. Sia 14. Turn Up The Radio (Offer Nissim Remix) – Madonna 15. Young (Vice Instrumental Mix) – Tulisa Follow DJ GRIND on Facebook for music reviews & exclusive downloads: www.djgrind.net

HouseNation UK is legal - PRS for music registered under licence LE-0004522 HouseNation Presents another special episode, Circuit Part 1, with big room tech and tribal tracks to mark the start of the festival season around the world. I'm very thrilled to be booked for events and after parties for Bournemouth, London, Brighton and Vancouver Pride. This mix is dedicated to the party people around the world celebrating equality and diversity! Enjoy! Bookings; djleeharris@hotmail.com Website: www.djleeharris.com Join the facebook mafia for news and special mixes you won't get on iTunes! http://www.facebook.com/DjLeeHarrisUK There is now a soundcloud to share and grab new and exclusive mixes http://soundcloud.com/leeharris Thank you for your continued support, please write a review or donate via paypal to djleeharris@hotmail.co.uk to keep the podcast running