Grand River Media Collective

AW@L Radio: I'm the Other Kind - A Discussion with Ward Churchill

Dan Kellar — Wed, 20 Feb 2013 16:46:22 +0000

A talk w/ Indigenous scholar + international troublemaker Ward Churchill on subversive thought, state repression, indigenous resistance, non-native solidarity, , lists, DoT, + more.

In February 2011, Indigenous scholar and international trouble maker Ward Churchill was in toronto to speak with Angela Davis at the keynote for the university of toronto's student union's annual expression against oppression social justice week.

AW@L Radio - Hunger Strike for Better Treatment in Jail: Support David Cedeño

Dan Kellar — Sun, 27 Jan 2013 16:46:22 +0000

David Cedeño has been at the "penetang prison" for 18 months. In segregation since Sept 2012 after requesting treatment for a medical condition, David started a hunger strike on Jan 9.

David Cedeño is a 29 Year old father who has been at the "penetang prison" for 18 months. David suffers from sleep apnea and has requested treatment for this medical reality. Instead of treating David's condition, or treating him with respect, the staff at the central north correctional centre (CNCC) have been holding David in segregation since september 2012.

AW@L Radio: Prison Fast in Solidarity With Theresa Spence

Dan Kellar — Mon, 21 Jan 2013 02:47:51 +0000

As Chief Spence starts her 2nd month of hunger strike, prisoners at the penetang prison will fast in solidarity with her and the struggle highlighted by Idle No More. We speak to embedded AW@L Radio jail correspondent Alex Hundert about the fast.

this interview was originally aired as the feature on the Daily GRRR! - Waves Through Walls: Anti-Prison Radio edition on the January 11th day of action for Idle No More. Alex was trown in the hole for a week a day later.

Roundtable: Idle No More - Six Nations

Dan Kellar — Fri, 11 Jan 2013 05:41:59 +0000

A roundtable with 3 Six Nations (Haudenosaunee) youth discussing Indigenous resistance, native-settler relationships, the power of the grassroots Idle No More and more!

This is a roundtable discussion from early January 2013 with Haudenosaunee (Six Nations) youth Dakota Brant, Lester Green, and John Henhawk who discuss the Idle No More movement from the local reserve level to the national movement, noting the importance of strong womyn, youth, and grassr

Invoking Nationhood, Resisting Colonisation - Oshkimaadziig Unity Camp

Dan Kellar — Tue, 08 Jan 2013 02:34:05 +0000

The Oshkimaadziig Unity camp, located at Council Rock near Midland, in Ontario is invoking Anishnabek nationhood in a direct way. Kalin Stacy of the GRMC speaks to Gibwinasi, a camp spokesperson.

The Oshkimaadziig Unity camp, located at Council Rock near Midland, in occupied Ontario is invoking Anishnabek nationhood in a direct way - setting up camps in a provincial park which happens to have been established around a traditional gathering place for the Anishnabek.

The Daily GRRR! Dec 31 2012

Dan Kellar — Mon, 31 Dec 2012 17:09:12 +0000

Dec 31, 2012,

And you are listening to The Daily GRRR! on 100.3fm, CKMS in Waterloo, Ontario. Soundfm.ca on the web.

The war on the poor: Getting out of jail in the age of austerity

Dan Kellar — Sun, 30 Dec 2012 15:35:20 +0000

This interview with imprisoned anti-capitalist and solidarity activist Alex Hundert looks into his article "Getting out of jail in the age of austerity."

This interview with imprisoned anti-capitalist and solidarity activist Alex Hundert looks into his article "Getting out of jail in the age of austerity" which, among other things gets into discussion about the McGuinty attacks on social services and

Wetlands or waste park?

Grand River Media Collective — Tue, 03 Jul 2012 22:21:17 +0000

Six Nations, Southgate residents work to save headwaters of Grand River from becoming “Toronto’s trashbin”

Before the blockade started, few had heard of Dundalk.

But now that Six Nations land defenders and residents of Southgate Township have been camped out for nearly three months, barring access to the construction site of a new sludge-to-fertilizer treatment plant, this small farming town is on the map and in the news. It is being hailed by some as the next possible Site 41.

Oshkimaadziig - an Anishinabek Awareness Encampment for Peace and Unity

Dan Kellar — Wed, 13 Jun 2012 05:15:26 +0000

In an effort to bring awareness + build an understanding towards to true peace + unity on Turtle Island, several Anishnabek men have established an open-invite encampment in Awenda park, NW of Barrie

In early April 2012, several Anishnabek men from established a peace and unity camp outside a settler heritage museum in Coldwater ontario, , north of Barrie. The camp was set up in an effort to educate the world about the inter-tribal agreements in existence as well as the nation to nation agreement