Audio Bootcamp Podcast: Humanitarians, history and hitting the right notes
Plus, inside the octagon with a rising MMA star
By
Sabine Antigua , Crystal Greene, Jeremy Hull, Andrew Lam and Ry Pembroke
October 26, 2022, 9:29 am ADTLast Updated: December 2, 2022, 12:40 pm
Hosts: Ry Pembroke and Kathleen McKenna
From Audio Bootcamp at the University of King’s College School of Journalism, Writing & Publishing:
- Sabine Antigua on people in Dartmouth ease the pain of war for a Ukrainian family.
- Crystal Greene on reviving Mi’kmaq culture with a roll of the dice.
- Ry Pembroke on teaching an old-school media platform to young activists.
- Andrew Lam on the Nova Scotia Mass Choir bouncing back from a pandemic pause.
- Jeremy Hull profiles a mixed martial-arts coach and his young star protégé.
Sabine Antigua
Sabine Antigua was born and raised in Manila, Philippines and previously lived in Sydney, Australia before pursuing the one-year Bachelor of Journalism at UKC. Along with reporting for The Signal, she is also the cartoonist for Dalhousie Mackerel.
Crystal Greene
Crystal Greene (she/her) is originally from Winnipeg, where she lived most of her life. She now lives in Kjipuktuk/Halifax with her toddler. She is in the one-year Bachelor of Journalism program at University of King's College.
Jeremy Hull
Jeremy Hull works for CBC. He's published in magazines throughout the Maritimes. He's happiest when writing about jiu-jitsu or fly fishing. Jeremy was a writer-in-residence at the Canadian Film Centre. His work is accessible at jkhull.ca.
Andrew Lam
Andrew Lam (they/she) is a Chinese and trans journalist interested in labour, LGBTQIA+, and political stories. They hope to leverage their data analytics background for insightful journalism. In her spare time, Andrew enjoys choral singing and hiking.
Ry Pembroke
Ry is a journalism student at the University of King's College. They have a Bachelor of Arts in Contemporary Studies and Religious Studies from King's.
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