We interviewed a bright actor four years ago who decided to pop in and say hi. New projects, new motivation Joshua shares his insights on his journey. Joshua Bilbao is a Mexican/Canadian artist born in Taiwan and raised throughout North America

We open 2023 on a weighty topic. Lynn shares her reflections & knowledge on the subject of WAZ, White supremacy, Antisemitism and Zionism. HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL! https://anchor.fm/thedeppodcasthttp://preventioncdnndg.org/podcast/https://cje-nd

A sit down with the director of strategy & communications of ACDPN, Ushana Houston. Ushana shares her professional and personal parkour. By embracing who she is, she has managed to use her values as an asset in her intervention method. In addition, sh

In this latest episode, we quickly check in on the latest community events, the movie Dear Jackie, plus we talk about the queen's passing. Welcome to October!https://anchor.fm/thedeppodcasthttp://preventioncdnndg.org/podcast/https://cje-ndg.com/fr/htt

To engage in art is to engage in expression, freedom of mind and creativity. Unfortunately, being an artist comes with many obstructions that can often push an individual to leave behind their creative self. With the support of various community partners,

On May 15th, 2020, Lynn and Karl sat with Mariel Rosenblth from the CJE NDG (Fresh Start) and discussed the creation of the Dep Podcast. This interview shares the story behind the Dep Podcast vision.https://anchor.fm/thedeppodcasthttp://preventioncdnnd

Miranda Potts has been involved with community work and social activism for most of her life. She sat in her mother's Mcgill social work classes as a little girl. When asked what entices her to this type of work, she answered, "It is all I know and what I

Gender equality & addiction. (Marie Camille Ct, Caroline Bergeron).The Genders & Equality program aims to educate local youth, girls and boys, about subjects such as exploitation, sexual violence, gender stereotypes and equality issues. The actions o

Part 4. Let us end this series on a high note. The last interview caters to two young men whose fondness for rap music commenced at an early stage. From freestyling in syphers to recording quality content, we wrap up with those nearest to graduating from

The Dep podcast presents the mini-series 4-part episodes: The Youth from project W.O.R.D.W.O.R.D. (Writing Our Rhymes Down) is an in-class and extracurricular hip-hop-based literacy program for high-school-aged students seeking additional learning oppo