Podcast Transcript June 26th, 2026— Gig worker rights, cervical cancer wins, and a hopeful take on human cooperation

Podcast Transcript June 26th, 2026— Gig worker rights, cervical cancer wins, and a hopeful take on human cooperation

Episode Description: A study of more than 100,000 people across 125 countries found that people cooperate far more than they assume other people will. Hopeful news to receive in a world that feels so divided. This week Arielle and Karissa also cover gig worker rights getting their first-ever international vote, Pakistan scrapping its period tax…

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Supergirl Writer Reveals Scrapped Sasha Calle Movie Was “Completely Different” From the DCU Film

Supergirl Writer Reveals Scrapped Sasha Calle Movie Was “Completely Different” From the DCU Film

As Supergirl arrives in theaters, fans are getting a glimpse at what might have been. Screenwriter Ana Nogueira has revealed that the original standalone Supergirl film she wrote for Sasha Calle during the former DC Extended Universe (DCEU) era was entirely different from the version audiences are seeing today. Speaking with Entertainment Weekly, Nogueira explained…

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Feds release proposed open banking regulations

Feds release proposed open banking regulations

Canada took another step toward its long-awaited open banking system today with the release of proposed regulations.  The news: The Department of Finance published draft open banking regulations on Friday that would govern how the long-awaited financial data-sharing system would work in Canada. The proposed rules, which outline how FinTechs can participate and what data…

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Feds invest .2 million to support Manitoba’s Black entrepreneurs

Feds invest $3.2 million to support Manitoba’s Black entrepreneurs

The federal government is investing more than $3.2 million across three Manitoba organizations aimed at supporting Black entrepreneurship. The news: On Wednesday, Minister of Women and Gender Equity Rechie Valdez announced more than $3.2 million in federal support for three Manitoba organizations supporting Black entrepreneurship. Delivered through Prairies Economic Development Canada’s (PrairiesCan) Black Entrepreneurship Program,…

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Whew! Social Media Users Are Weighing IN After Willie Taylor Said Day 26 Would Have “Smoked” Pretty Ricky & B2K In Verzuz (VIDEOS)

Whew! Social Media Users Are Weighing IN After Willie Taylor Said Day 26 Would Have “Smoked” Pretty Ricky & B2K In Verzuz (VIDEOS)

Social media users are weighing IN after Willie Taylor said Day 26 would have “smoked” Pretty Ricky and B2K in a Verzuz. RELATED: Raz-B Turns Heads With “PSA” Message For Pretty Ricky As Pleasure P Spills Tea On Verzuz Plans (PHOTO + VIDEOS) Willie Taylor Says Day 26 Would Have “Smoked” Pretty Ricky & B2K In…

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Linux Association of Canada launches open-source jobs database

Linux Association of Canada launches open-source jobs database

The Linux Association of Canada is launching two initiatives this month that it believes will strengthen the open-source technology ecosystem in Canada. The news: The newly created group has launched two new initiatives aimed at building out Canada’s open-source ecosystem. The first, a data-verification program for the association’s open-source library and community group listings was…

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Frida Kahlo – a talent that became a cult

Frida Kahlo – a talent that became a cult

Frida Kahlo, the artist, who has achieved cult status in the last two decades is the focus of an exhibition at the Tate Modern: The Making of an Icon for the next six months.  Art critics are scathing about the ‘piggybacking or the deadening drumbeat of identity politics’ in the exposition but inevitable given that…

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