Radio Riac

In this episode Tomas Araya introduces us to the music of chili in "Multicultural Music'. For "Bring Em' With US" Maude Blanchet talks food of Quebec.

In this episode Sumitra Subedi talks about being raised in a refugee camp in Nepal for "Immigration News". For "What's Up Local" Nick Earle shares some info on his upcoming album 'Breaking New Ground'.

In this episode we are introduced to the music of venezuela with help of Marko Rezic for "Multicultural Music". Then we get your stomach grumbling with the food of chile with Tomas Arya Schmidt for "Bring Em' With Us".

In this episode we have two "What's Up Local" segments first us is Quote the Raven who sing and discuss their music. The second is Andrew Pike who talks about his new album and plays some songs.

In this episode for "Multicultural Music" Karen Monie talks about the music of cameroon. Get a crash course in Venezuelan food and beverages with "Marko Rezic" for this week's edition of "Bring Em' With Us"

In this episode Prajwala Dixit talks living in newfoundland for the past decade for "Immigration News". For "What's Up Local" we have three guests. Greg Tobin who runs "Kids Rock" teaching kids 8-14 years old the skills needed for a life in music. Rene Ritter Teaches emergency services with BFA: Emergency Response Education. Finally, our last guest Delores Mullings talks about racism and how it pervades academia.

In this episode we continue the second part of the one year celebration live show with guests : Mantra, Parjwala Dixit, Callum Latta, Dave Mundy, Estefania Vinueza, Bongai Simango,Inder Veer Wraich, Bal Singh and Amritpal Singh

On this episode listen to the first part of the one year celebration of radio Riac with guests: Jose Rivera, Hans Rollmann, Stan Nochasak, Tama Fost, Rukshana Sunar, Sabreen Bibiana, Randy Matthews, Abu Sayed, Shuvanon Rajit

Guests: Bongai Simango (Zimbabwe) and Estefania Vinueza (Ecuador) Gracias, Merci, Arigato, Salamat, Naku, Terima Kasih, Dhanyavaad, Waita hako, Nanri, and THANK YOU! Celebrate Radio RIAC’s one year celebratory event that was held on May 18, 2019. Estefania Vinueza from Ecuador and Bongai Simango from Zimbabe educate us about the culture of their fascinating countries. Bongai Simango shared with […]

In this episode Orathai Chongmee talks immigrating to Canada from Thailand for "Immigration News". For "What's Up Local" we talk to Jenn Marie and Simi Khosa from the MUN Gender Studies Society. Finally we have Duane Watson talking about his music.

In this episode we complete our two part series on cuba with Sheila Aguilar for "Multicultural Music". For "Bring Em' With Us" we have Sameh Ibrahim who runs Big Bite Pita.

In this episode Prajwala Dixit talks about the need for multicultural representation in the government. Mark Brown talks Library Sciences. Finally Stephen Lawrence and Tim Martin play some rocking tunes from their upcoming EP.

On this episode we have the first of a two part series discussing the music of cuba with Sheila Aguilar for "Multicultural Music". For "Bring Em' With Us" we have Bruno Gomes discussing the food of Brazil.

On this episode we have comedian Christopher D'Arcy Dunn talking stand up comedy. Orathai Chongmee discusses her business Yes, Thai. Zou wu talks her Taiwanese Restaurant Loong Wah. Finally Yaxzan Jabr and Amina Mahmood are representing the Arab Students association they discussed what they have to offer.

In this episode Laura Williams talks British music for "Multicultural Music". Then something different Nabila Qureshi talks about the folklore of India and how it compares to Newfoundland.

On this episode we have two "What's Up Local" first up is Matt Barter on why mun students voted down Memorial University Transit Pass. Next we have Mimi Sheriff runs Gursha a Ethiopian food stall at The St. John's Farmers Market.

In this episode we finish our two part special on the country music of "Joseph Long Nguyen" for "Multicultural Music". For "Bring Em' With Us" we have Orathai Chongmee discussing thai cuisine.

On this episode we talk to Nabila Qureshi about Diyas For Diversity a campaign to add diverse books into Newfoundland and Labrador Public Libraries. Next we learn about the Refugee Health Symposium with interviews with panelists Sumitra Subedi and Randa Alsheikh andthe chair Dr. Francoise Guigne. Finally we learn about the Human Library from Kyleigh Mercer the event aims to create a dialogue between cultures.