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Media Coverage

As the first popular music scholar in Saskatchewan, there was a great deal of excitement and media coverage about the CRC and my research focus. As the hip hop projects developed, these also garnered much press. I have included a variety of examples from radio, television, print, and online media sources from various points throughout my career.

Popular Music Research

Seminars to celebrate pop music, technology

Raving in Regina

A Worthy Subject: A University of Regina study of hip hop and its influence on Prairie culture -- particularly among First Nations youth -- is a cutting-edge project that's worthy of support

Examining popular music

IMP Labs

Hip Hop Creates Space for Culture Shaping and Sharing

Spin masters: learn some new tricks for your track

Field Trippin' - How to DJ

Fine Arts Journal University of Regina - Short Takes

New Spin on Hip Hop and DJ Culture

Thursday Night Live!

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Kids Learning hip-hop at U of R

Artists working on productions

Building Leadership Through Hip Hop

Scott Collegiate/IMP Labs Hip Hop Project

CBC Morning Edition - Scott Collegiate Project Part 1

00:00 / 07:55

CBC Morning Edition - Scott Collegiate Project Part 2

00:00 / 20:35

Hip Hip Project engages students

Scott Collegiate - A Different Way to Learn

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Global News, Field Trippin'

Canada Research Chair

CBC Saskatchewan Weekend - CRC

00:00 / 12:58

U of R prof to study Canada's music

U of R down with hip hop

Graffiti: Misunderstood Art Form Subject of Workshop

Abrupt Dystopia

Reginans gather to big the Capital Pointe hole adieu

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Girls Rock Regina

Mini rockstars descend on Regina

Une première pour "Girls Rock Regina"

Young rockers take the stage at all-girl rock camp

CJTR Imagine This!

Tune in: Community radio program gives new voice to children during pandemic

Imagine This! is a 'little radio playground' for Regina children in isolation during pandemic

Imagine This! by Nancy Saunders

Wikipedia Edit-a-thon

University of Regina celebrates International Women's Day with a marathon Wikipedia editing session

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