Voice Podcast

By Jennifer Wilson The Tibetan uprising of 1959 turned 59 this week. The Voice caught up with Tibetan independence activists at a rally in Vancouver to ask them whether their movement had relevance for young people in Canada today. …

Reported by Danica Walker Young activists are speaking out across North America but when it comes down to direct involvement in politics, the younger generation are not as engaged. Students at Langara College spoke to The Voice about their…

Professor Steven DiPaola teaches cognitive science at Simon Fraser University's Surrey Campus, and in recent years, he's been developing new ways to create art using artificial intelligence to mimic the human process of artistic…

Produced by Natalia Buendia Calvillo Holotropic Breathwork is a technique developed by Stanislav Grof, a psychiatrist who is one of the founders of transpersonal psychology. Some say this type of breathwork produces non-ordinary states of…

Produced by Sydney Morton In this episode we sit down with, Perrin Grauer, Becca Clarkson and Nick Valka to discuss the behind the scenes effort in building their investigative piece about First Responders and PTSD. Read their report…

On this week's edition of The Voice Podcast, we look at how hypnotherapy can help students through school.

Reported by Duncan Anderson On this week's edition of The Voice podcast, we look into the possibility of paying off a student loan with cryptocurrency. Converting your cryptocurrency into cash is straightforward. Coinbase was founded in…

Reported by Sasa Lakic The Voice continues coverage of last week's report by Natalia Buendia Calvillo on temporary modular housing in Marpole. From Nov. 6 to Nov. 9, hundreds of protesters rallied against the proposed project. Listen to the…