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This episode features my discussion with Nectar Collective, a queer DJ collective founded by Anita Chastanet, who DJs as aniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiita, Cher Hann, or Dumb Little Bitch and Annah-Lauren Bloom, or DJ Decision. This episode also features an interlude with writer/curator/Queer archivist Robin Metcalfe.

This episode features the second half of my discussion with Mitch Baker, aka Fog FM, and Brody Reid, aka Percwerk. We continue to discuss their experiences as organizers, and their efforts to scale their events while maintaining a community focus.

This episode features my discussion with Mitch Baker, aka Fog FM, and Brody Reid, aka Percwerk. We discuss their connection to dance music and DJing, how they met, and their earliest instalments of Body Language and Exploria.

In this episode, I talk to Jody Zinner, aka DJ Mommy, about the quarterly raves she throws at the Lunenburg Legion. Jody and I discuss the relevance and importance of supporting local creative efforts, and we also discuss the role that artistic communities can play in creating change and strengthening political engagement. Jody’s efforts show that arts can serve as a unifying force to foster collective action.

This episode features the second half of my discussion with Douvet & Swee, in which we discuss their experiences running an underground DIY rave venue in Halifax.