<description>Winnipeg Music Producer and Recording Engineer, Riley Hill, joins the Studio 393 Podcast to discuss his experience in the field of music production, and working for recording studios in Winnipeg.</description>

Winnipeg Music Producer and Recording Engineer, R…

Winnipeg Music Producer and Recording Engineer, Riley Hill, joins the Studio 393 Podcast to discuss his experience in the field of music production, and working for recording studios in Winnipeg.

Studio 393 Podcast - ft. Riley Hill

<description>Winnipeg hip hop artist and teacher, GeNie Baffoe, joins the Studio 393 youth podcast to discuss his experience in the hip hop art scene, and culture.</description>

Winnipeg hip hop artist and teacher, GeNie Baffoe…

Winnipeg hip hop artist and teacher, GeNie Baffoe, joins the Studio 393 youth podcast to discuss his experience in the hip hop art scene, and culture.

Studio 393 Podcast - ft. GeNie Baffoe

<description>Leanne Betasamosake Simpson recently released Theory of Ice. An 8 song album of ideas and moods. water and ice, layers and space.  listening to this interview takes you to the significance of art.  Leanne illustrates with words like lake waters gently cover rocks.  We talk about the impact of indigenous musicians of the past, why go from written word to music and how?  This is a magnificent, candid listen with an emotionally brilliant, self aware, wise and well-informed artist.

"Leanne Betasamosake Simpson"  is a renowned Michi Saagiig Nishnaabeg scholar, writer and artist, who has been widely recognized as one of the most compelling Indigenous voices of her generation. Her work breaks open the intersections between politics,  story and song—bringing audiences into a rich and layered world of sound, light, and sovereign creativity."

Albums

Theory of Ice
Noopiming Sessions</description>

Leanne Betasamosake Simpson recently released The…

Leanne Betasamosake Simpson recently released Theory of Ice. An 8 song album of ideas and moods. water and ice, layers and space.  listening to this interview takes you to the significance of art.  Leanne illustrates with words like lake waters gently cover rocks.  We talk about the impact of indigenous musicians of the past, why go from written word to music and how?  This is a magnificent, candid listen with an emotionally brilliant, self aware, wise and well-informed artist.

"Leanne Betasamosake Simpson"  is a renowned Michi Saagiig Nishnaabeg scholar, writer and artist, who has been widely recognized as one of the most compelling Indigenous voices of her generation. Her work breaks open the intersections between politics,  story and song—bringing audiences into a rich and layered world of sound, light, and sovereign creativity."

Albums

Theory of Ice
Noopiming Sessions

Leanne Betasamosake Simpson - Theory Of Ice - Musician/ Author/ Teacher

<description>Andrew Eastman is one of the man people behind Synonym Art Consultation in Treaty 1 Territory, Winnipeg.  This crew decided to put on  a virtual Drag festival.  Andy walks us through the beginning idea, acts involved and the layout for the Festival.</description>

Andrew Eastman is one of the man people behind Sy…

Andrew Eastman is one of the man people behind Synonym Art Consultation in Treaty 1 Territory, Winnipeg.  This crew decided to put on  a virtual Drag festival.  Andy walks us through the beginning idea, acts involved and the layout for the Festival.

Andy Eastman. - Gorge Festival/ Synonym Art Consultation

<description>Sappfyre chats about Take Home BIPOC Arts House In Treaty 1 (Winnipeg), Manitoba. Their first exhibition "Embodied: They Hold Their Own" (February 27 - March 20, 2021) , meeting the needs of artists in the Black, Indigenous and communities of People of Colour.  It's a first in the city and we get to hear a piece of their story with The Administrative Coordinator, Sappfyre Mcleod.

"TakeHome BIPOC Arts House is an artist run centre and communal art studio with the focus of providing space, support and nourishment to BIPOC artists on Treaty 1 Territory, to show and create art, in any discipline. We recognize the energy and knowledge afforded to us and honour this by sowing seeds for future generations of BIPOC collectives, spaces and projects."</description>

Sappfyre chats about Take Home BIPOC Arts House I…

Sappfyre chats about Take Home BIPOC Arts House In Treaty 1 (Winnipeg), Manitoba. Their first exhibition "Embodied: They Hold Their Own" (February 27 - March 20, 2021) , meeting the needs of artists in the Black, Indigenous and communities of People of Colour.  It's a first in the city and we get to hear a piece of their story with The Administrative Coordinator, Sappfyre Mcleod.

"TakeHome BIPOC Arts House is an artist run centre and communal art studio with the focus of providing space, support and nourishment to BIPOC artists on Treaty 1 Territory, to show and create art, in any discipline. We recognize the energy and knowledge afforded to us and honour this by sowing seeds for future generations of BIPOC collectives, spaces and projects."

Sappfyre of Take Home BIPOC Arts House

A channel publishing content recorded at Studio 393 by the youth of the program. We produce music and podcast episodes speaking with musicians, designers, visual artists, dancers, poets, writers, and anyone doing something in the Winnipeg arts scene.

Studio 393 is a FREE youth drop in program based in downtown Winnipeg that focuses on rapping, beat making, performance, visual art, podcasting and dance.  We are a satellite of Graffiti Art Programming (graffitigallery.ca) and are open M-F 4-7pm, located on the first floor of Portage Place Shopping Centre.

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