Bruno BebertFeaturing interviews with Walrus contributors by host Chris Berube, and story readings produced by Accessible Media Inc.
Interview
Q&A: Distinct Society
Linda Besner discusses her journey into Montreal’s vibrant Deaf culture
By Chris Berube
From the May 2013 magazine
ASL · cochlear implant · communication · culture · Daphnée Ménard · Deaf · interview · ISL · language · LSF · LSQ · Montreal · podcast · society
Interview
Q&A: The Avenger
Magazine contributor Lisa Fitterman discusses Justice France Charbonneau’s efforts to clean up corruption in Quebec’s construction industry
By Chris Berube
From the May 2013 magazine
construction · corruption · Crime · France Charbonneau · industry · inquiry · interview · Justice · law · Montreal · organized crime · podcast · Quebec · scandal
Interview
Q&A: Grow Industry
Magazine contributor Nicholas Hune-Brown discusses the impending demise of marijuana prohibition
By Chris Berube
From the April 2013 magazine
Grant HarderBlunt objectiveMatt sells 65,000 pot seeds a year, quasi-legally. He competes in the Super Bowl of pot.
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Grow Industry by Nicholas Hune-Brown (April 2013) • Marijuana prohibition is destined to end. Who will become the Seagrams of weed?
Interview
Q&A: Her Way
Magazine contributor Katherine Ashenburg discusses her profile of Alberta premier Alison Redford
By Chris Berube
From the April 2013 magazine
Alberta · Alison Redford · interview · podcast · politics · premier · profile · Progressive Conservative
Interview
Q&A: The New Normal
Introducing the Walrus Podcast interview series, featuring contributors and subjects from the magazine
By Chris Berube
From the March 2013 magazine
Senior editor Rachel Giese discusses “The New Normal,” her feature article about the mainstreaming of mental illness, from the March 2013 magazine.
Sonia RoyReading
Audio: Losing the Land Again
The risks of privatizing property on First Nations reserves
By Accessible Media Inc.
From the March 2013 magazine
A reading of Kyle Carsten Wyatt’s “Losing the Land Again,” from the March 2013 issue of The Walrus.
Reading
Audio: Gossip Girl
Notes from Lainey Lui’s master class on celebrity culture
By Accessible Media Inc.
From the March 2013 magazine
A reading of Sarah Selecky’s “Gossip Girl,” from the March 2013 issue of The Walrus.
Johann WallReading
Audio: The Accidental Activist
How an energy economist, Nobel laureate, and former government adviser found himself blocking a coal train
By Accessible Media Inc.
From the March 2013 magazine
A reading of Mark Jaccard’s “The Accidental Activist,” from the March 2013 issue of The Walrus.
Reading
Audio: Jack in the Box
The popular NDP leader has been dead for barely a year. Is it too soon for a biopic?
By Accessible Media Inc.
From the January/February 2013 magazine
A reading of John Semley’s “Jack in the Box,” from the January/February 2013 issue of The Walrus.
Reading
Audio: Feminism 2.0
A new workshop addresses the IT sector’s serious gender imbalance
By Accessible Media Inc.
From the January/February 2013 magazine
A reading of Elizabeth Hames’s “Feminism 2.0,” from the January/February 2013 issue of The Walrus.
Reading
Audio: Queue Tips
Embedded at a New Year’s Day levee in Prince Edward Island
By Accessible Media Inc.
From the January/February 2013 magazine
A reading of Daina Lawrence’s “Queue Tips,” from the January/February 2013 issue of The Walrus.
Reading
Audio: Critical Mass
Writer Terry Poulton found the secret to a happy, healthy life in her plus-sized body. Will the “obesity epidemic” finally force the rest of us to confront our fear of fat?
By Accessible Media Inc.
From the January/February 2013 magazine
A reading of Katherine Ashenburg’s “Critical Mass,” from the January/February 2013 issue of The Walrus.
Derek ShaptonReading
Audio: The People’s Art
The photographer who wins the prestigious Grange Prize is chosen online by the public. Is this a gimmick, or the future of art in the digital age?
By Accessible Media Inc.
From the January/February 2013 magazine
A reading of Sara Angel’s “The People’s Art,” from the January/February 2013 issue of The Walrus.
Ben ClarksonReading
Audio: Rough Justice
Locking up offenders does little to prevent crime or make us safer. The history behind our impulse to punish
By Accessible Media Inc.
From the January/February 2013 magazine
A reading of Daniel Baird’s “Rough Justice,” from the January/February 2013 issue of The Walrus.
Niall McClelland