Ruby, Serena and Aiden (the hero) share stories and even take a caller! Steve gives us a review of ‘the First Metis Man of Odesa’ and Izzie and Zoie interview VSFF contributors Jack and Clara about their films ‘When Will This Story End’ and ‘Debutante’ respectively.

Amanda has collaborated on many interdisciplinary theatre based works, which have brought her to perform and present work at the SMUSH Gallery (Jersey City), On The Boards (Seattle), the Fury Factory Festival of Ensemble and Devised Theatre (San Francisco) and Summerworks (Toronto). Past devised works include Once She Dries (Meagan Woods/Nancy Cohen), New Societies and Champion (re:current theatre), Other Inland Empires (Swim Club), and Double Happiness: Detour This Way (NancyTam & Robyn Jacob/Music

DJ Kizzum takes on the wheels of steel with a wicked KAISO Soca / Calypso Mix Enjoy!

Jillian Marks joins Ruby and Serena to promote her new song “The End.” Steve reviews the Cultch’s production of Body Parts.

Tracklist: Clubbed to Death Mythologies: IV. Les Gémeaux I Sugar Deal Wiv It SCARING THE HOES The One to Wait In the Afternoon Hi Life Taxi to Baltimore This World Couldn’t See Us Infinity Repeating (2013 Demo)

Ruby Interview Cameron Mackenzie, director of Zee Zee Theatre’s Unexpecting. Kimara interviews Jim Smith about dance show Dada Masilo’s The Sacrifice.

Another brand new episode of #SOCASTORM featuring some new music from the Caribbean. Enjoy! Subscribe to the PODCAST and share with your friends.

In this episode, Juan and Lily are joined by a very special guest and fellow UBC Film Society exec, Will Riley, to discuss the films that have impacted his life the most. Also, tune in for a few bonus celebrity appearances and to listen to the final episode Juan hosted as UBC Film Society's Radio Liaison after hosting for the 2022/23 year!

Breaking in the new mixer and back home from our last two remote shows in my hometown DJ Kizzum rocks the house with a wicked Soca set and DJ Shane gives us a sneak peak of the upcoming reggae vs soca battle. I DJ Palancer set the tone at the top of the show with carnival soca, another fun episode not to miss!

In this episode, Sofia Osborne is joined in the studio by fellow UBC MFA creative writing student and incoming PRISM poetry editor Dora Prieto to talk about poetry, comics, revision, and more!Read more of Dora's work here https://bio.site/doraprieto and follow her on Twitter @dorajprieto. For more information , check out our website at prismmagazine.ca.

In this episode, Lily introduces some of the films that impacted her life and how they shaped who she is today.

Some brand new SOCA music released in the past couple weeks, plus DJ Hernando's radio debut! Broadcasting from my home town Fort Erie Ontario. Have a listen!

RIP Ryuichi Sakamoto. New Georgie C and other greeeat stuff!!

In this episode, two extremely important UBC Film Society execs, Fernando and Liam, join Juan for another episode of The Movies That Shaped Us. Tune in to hear about the films that impacted their lives the most.

This week’s episode sees Serena, Ava and Jeff in the studio! Lua interviews Kat Single-Dain, creator of Disco Inferno, and Steve reviews Paradise or the Impermanence of Ice Cream. Jeff tells us some fun/devastating facts, and we all talk about Jersey Shore!

In this episode, Juan continues to share the stories behind some of the films that have impacted him the most.

In studio author Joy Walcott-Francis Ph.D. and author of https://www.amazon.ca/COCKTAILS-CAPPUCCINO-COURAGE-Because-takes-ebook/dp/B0BNQV3QCK joins us for this serious soca session! Enjoy!

This week on Arts Report Serena and Ruby hosted! Lua reviewed the play Sense and Sensibility. Jeslin reviewed the play My Little Tomato, and Elle Reviewed In My Body by DanceHouse. We finished with Kimara's interview with Ilhani Abdullahi, who is launching her comedy Not For Us.

In this episode, Juan introduces some of the films that have impacted him the most.

Mixing up some classic soca tracks DJ Kizzum steps inside the studio to drop a guest set! Enjoy the SOCA !