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A Tribe Called Red at Folk Fest

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Angela Kara
Since its inception some 40 years ago, the Winnipeg Folk Festival (WFF) has transcended the boundaries of what might be thought of as the archetypal “music festival” by bringing together artists of every genre...
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40 years of folkin’ around

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Bryce Hoye
Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or a first time Winnipeg Folk Festival goer, chances are you’ve had your fill of folk (and large exuberant crowds) for a while. Three thousand volunteers, 300 musicians, and...
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Angry, fast, violent, and socially aware

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Kara Passey
If you are into loud music and you’ve never heard of Arsonfest, man, I don’t know what to tell you. For over a decade, Mike Alexander (Head Hits Concrete, Putrescence) has been organizing a festival...
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Locals to Look Out For

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David Skene
Enough of this blue sky, hippy dippy, fun in the warm summer sun bullshit. I want to go somewhere I can dress in black and listen to the haunting swell of synths, the cold throb...
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Going Deep with Jodie Layne

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jodie layne
Dear Jodie, In the past couple years I’ve developed the ability to have “wet dreams.” I wake myself up having an involuntary orgasm, sometimes sans sex dream. It’s made for some awkward sleepovers but, trust...
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Going Deep with Jodie Layne

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jodie layne
  In any sexual encounter, the time will probably arise when someone wants something that their partner is hesitant about or uncomfortable with. Sex is about making every partner feel good, safe, and respected, so...
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To Break & To Build

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Kara Passey
  Concrete bricks constructed out of delicate paper prints, repurposed records from your grandparents’ basement, and lithography prints made by meticulously folded paper – this is To Break & To Build, the current installment at...

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