TELUS Storyhive has unveiled the creators behind 16 projects chosen for its inaugural Podcast Edition.
Each creator receives $10,000 in production funding, customized career training, mentorship from the National Screen Institute (NSI) and distribution on select TELUS platforms. Each podcaster will work with mentors to produce and deliver three episodes with accompanying visual components.
British Columbia projects
- Does It Make The Cut? – A pair of Indigenous film reviewers talk about film, TV and other media, with a focus on Indigenous films.
- Let’s Talk Access – From hotlines to counsellors to psychiatrists, there are many mental health avenues available – but is access a problem?
- Marigolds & Juniper – Jes Hartt, food enthusiast and mother, dives into three major, positive shifts in the food industry as a result of COVID-19.
- MoM:ents – Host and new mom Lady DiaMelodia talks to moms she thinks are dope.
- Resilient Creatives – Victoria artists from diverse backgrounds share stories of hurdles, healing and triumph while exploring and creating.
- That’s Trash – Co-hosts Mahkeebah and Sideah navigate the post-Black Lives Movement, inviting other women of colour to share experiences, laugh, and trade horror stories about coconut oil.
- The Love Legacy – Stories of real people going through life, loss, and trials.
Alberta projects
- Chicken Soup for the Muslim Ruh – Ruh; soul. Sharing stories about hope, vulnerability and change within the Canadian Muslim community and our neighbours.
- Disabled As Folk – One friend can’t really walk and the other can’t really see but together they find the humour in being Disabled as Folk.
- I Never Lied (The Shelly Ann Story) – Shelly Ann, award winning Metis author, discusses the many deep-rooted adverse affects of severe childhood abuse.
- In Over My Head – Michael has a plan to save the planet. Step 1: Build an off-grid Tiny House – check! Step 2: ???
- Meet The Out-Laws – An Alberta bridal makeup artist reveals the reality many Indo-Canadian brides face after their big fat Indian wedding.
- Views from Chinatown – This podcast series features a new generation of voices that have greatly contributed to Calgary’s Chinatown and cultural landscape, including how the community has adapted to the pressures of modern society and what the future holds.
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