Welcome to the 25th Hour on Capital Current. To our current audience, we are happy to have you on our new platform. For those who are new to the 25th Hour we are excited for you to see what we have in store. To view our archived shows please visit us on the Twenty-Fifth Hour website. To view our current show and future shows please visit us on the Capital Current website.
The 25th Hour: ‘The Box of Life’
With concerns of accessibility to composting on the rise in the city, Akil Mesiwala showing people how easy indoor composting can be.
The 25th Hour: Journey From Waste to Zero-Waste Shopping
How people are living more sustainable Eugenie Waters changed her lifestyle and started Ottawa Reduce, a group that is dedicated to zero-waste shopping and helping others to make the change. Zero-waste shopping sounds ambitious and intimidating, however, Waters shows us that it need not be.
The 25th Hour: This Isn’t the Last Straw
An Ottawa man says not everyone can afford to loose straws.
The 25th Hour: The Business of Sustainable Energy
RoCo Industries are passionate about proving you can live an eco-friendly lifestyle without even leaving your home.
The 25th Hour: Making Green Garments Possible
Jonathan Rausseo and Taylor Pugh are trying to combat fast fashion in new and unique ways as part of the sustainable fashion movement.
The 25th Hour: Climate Urgency
Ann Cognito, 50, and John O'Brien, 61, demonstrate that climate action can happen at any age.
The 25th Hour: Winter 2020 Episode 1
The 25th Hour presents six people who are doing some interesting things to make Ottawa a more inclusive and better place to live.
The 25th Hour: ‘Underneath the Harlem Moon’
Saffron St. James has decided to change the colour scheme in Ottawa's burlesque scene.
The 25th Hour: Facing an audience naked
Rick Telfer produces a literary evening with a clear difference. He explains how it is possible to find power in vulnerability.
The 25th Hour: Puppets and playfulness are the way to the heart
Kathy MacLellan helps bring the heart into theatre for children.
The 25th Hour: Turning salvaged wood into art
In the midst of climate change, many here in Ottawa try to do their part. Mark Pottle turns wood that would otherwise end up in the trash into pieces of art.
The 25th Hour: Getting together with technology
Kim Kilpatrick has been blind her whole life. She helps people with who are blind or have low vision use technology to navigate the world.