The 25th Hour: Fall 2022 Episode 2, Breaking Barriers
This episode explores boundaries that are being pushed, and how things can be done differently.
The 25th Hour: Open-Source, Opening New Opportunities
Reporter Benjamin Steven goes online to explore open-source investigations and what they could mean for traditional journalism.
The 25th Hour: Painted Pixels
Rukhsar Ali looks at how AI art is redefining the boundaries of creativity.
The 25th Hour: Murals – Art as Activism
Throughout history, murals have been seen as a tool of creative activism.
The 25th Hour: Pushing the Boundaries of Horror
We all know the classics of the horror genre, but Terrifier 2 is a new movie that pushes those boundaries. Anne-Marie Iemmolo explores why.
The 25th Hour: The skin I’m in
Reporter Natalia Weichsel explores the relationship between acne and mental health.
The 25th Hour: Taking to the track
During the COVID-19 pandemic, reporter Makayla Morgan watched her roommates take up running.
Wanting to reap the health benefits of running herself, Morgan needs inspiration and a little education.
The 25th Hour: Creating Safe(r) Fitness Spaces
Sarah Malina takes a look at the accessibility gap in sports and fitness faced by trans and non-binary folks.
The 25th Hour: Fall 2022 Episode 1, Is it time for a reset?
This episode brings you stories of people who are resetting.
The 25th Hour: Dancing Towards a New Dawn
Kateryna Shepertycka preserves Ukrainian culture in Ottawa through the Svitanok Dance Ensemble.
The 25th Hour: Boxing Without Barriers
A boxing gym in Little Italy for people with physical, developmental and cognitive disabilities is the first of its kind in Ottawa.
The 25th Hour: Swimming Upstream
After the pandemic posed some unique issues for Carleton’s swim team, women’s swim captain Aoife Mc Grory is finding herself back in the pool, determined to boost team spirit and face these challenges head-on.