Arts & Culture

Arts & Culture

Decolonizing our diets

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jodie layne
Claudia Serrato had a wakeup call when her uncle was hospitalized as a result of a heart attack. When she began filling out medical forms asking for diseases that ran in the family history,...
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Going Deep with Jodie Layne

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jodie layne
Dear Jodie, Recently I get easily aroused. I wanted to do something different, other than masturbation, but I don’t have a girlfriend… Do you think a friend with benefits is a useful way to switch...
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Five tips to help you get a great tattoo

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Jenna Diubaldo
Recently I watched a show on the TLC network called America’s Worst Tattoos, which featured some of Amurikuh’s most prized inhabitants displaying some of the most poorly thought-out and terribly executed tattoos I have...
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Phlegm Fatale

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Jenna Diubaldo
Phlegm Fatale can best be described as a hot mess of dirty guitar riffs, riot grrrl screaming, and ridiculous stage antics that will leave you feeling fired-up and ready to party. With Alana Mercer on...
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Experimental and unconventional

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Kara Passey
Collin Zipp is a multi-disciplinary artist who works with video, photo, sculpture, painting, and installation. He received his BFA from the University of Manitoba’s School of Art in 2005 and his MFA from the...
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Healing waste with human hands and mindful work

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jodie layne
When you think of magical transportation around the holiday season, a sleigh and reindeer might be the first thing that springs to mind. Even though the streets are ice-covered and snow-dusted, the Winnipeg Repair...
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Reel Injun

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jodie layne
You’d think with over 4,000 films made about First Nations people in the past 100 years Hollywood might have gotten it right by now. Cree filmmaker Neil Diamond travelled North America interviewing actors, directors, and...

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