This week we tackle consent and sexual violence here at TMU. Through interviews with Sam DeFranco from the Centre for Safer Sex and Sexual Violence Support and Dr. Gauthamie Poolokasingham from the Centre for Student Development and Counselling, we learn more about creating safer environments and the benefits of seeking help when dealing with trauma.
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A continuation to episode 3, except, covering teacher lore from TMU and high school.
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Have you ever travelled for a concert? Ever wondered how fans camp out for hours to secure barricade? We break down our tips and tricks to survive the ultimate tour experience!
Continue readinga Navy Blue mood calls for some ASMR
I’m back with a mega review of the recent surge of comebacks! I review songs from LESSERAFIM, TWICE, TWS and more!
Continue readingIn Her Yap Era
It’s the season finale! Learn a bit more about Hannah and Magdalena as they yap their hearts away, answering silly and deep questions about themselves!
Continue readingSecret Admirers, Forgotten Uber Eats Orders & The Royal Family
In this episode, Rylee and Emma discuss their chaotic morning prior to recording, international Pi day and Kate Middleton conspiracies.
Continue readingHow To:Girls Girls Part 2
“We can barely believe it! The long-awaited guest Megan Hargrave aka the third roommate is finally here and she is not playing around. In the second part of this 2 part episode, Meg helps our hosts come up with the ultimate checklist on How To: Girl’s Girl.”
Continue readingThe Sims
Auden and Charlotte dive deep into the world and history of The Sims. They talk about their personal histories with Sims games as well as their opinions on the franchise as a whole.
Continue readingBlue Jays Preview!
As the regular season approaches, hosts Evan Davis and Chris Capone discuss the offseason efforts of the Toronto Blue Jays and the various moves that could have been done before the 2024 season.
Continue readingDog & Bear
In this week’s episode, Bekah and Julia go to The Dog & Bear (1100 Queen Street W) on St. Paddy’s Weekend! Recounting their night of minor blasphemy and getting ghosted by their Uber driver, Bekah and Julia tell-all in this season’s final episode!
Continue readingIntro to Finality
To Kitsch and Lala, nothing is more important than the pursuit of knowledge. That’s why this week, The Fib is inviting university students to call in with their stories of campus life. Open up your textbooks; you’re about to get schooled.
Continue readingYou HAVE to Play God of War Ragnarok
You HAVE to Play God of War Ragnarok By: Matthew Smith Welcome back to “You HAVE to Play This,” the blog where I talk about a video game you HAVE to play each week. In the pantheon of video game sequels, few have been as eagerly anticipated as “God of War Ragnarök.” Building on the critically acclaimed reboot of the franchise in 2018, Ragnarök promises to take players on a journey that is grander, deeper, and more emotionally resonant. Whether you’re a veteran of the series or a newcomer drawn in by the whispers of its legend, here’s why you […]
Continue readingDO THE GRAMMYS CARE ABOUT HIP HOP?
DO THE GRAMMYS CARE ABOUT HIP HOP? By: Nikash Ganguli The Grammy Awards, heralded as music’s most prestigious accolades, have long been a symbol of peak achievement and recognition within the industry. However, their relationship with the hip-hop genre has been fraught with contention and debate. This conversation delves into the nuanced dynamics between the Grammys and hip-hop, highlighting instances where the awards seem to have missed the mark in truly honoring the genre’s contributions and innovations. By examining the specific cases of artists like Travis Scott, alongside broader issues of recognition and respect within the hip-hop community, we unravel […]
Continue readingThe Thawing Kingdom
The Thawing Kingdom By: Lana Semakova The pastels of spring were beginning to spread across the forest as the patches of snow melted into streams. Nature’s orchestra simmered beneath the sound of my steps on fallen branches and leaves. I’d always loved this time of year. It prompts rediscovery. Winter tends to cover things and waits silently for the arrival of more transparent days. Today, it was finally sunny again. In this light, the woods seemed more alive than ever before. I stood in a mystical kingdom. I looked up at a tall tree on the top of which something […]
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