"I see my goals and the things that I want so clear that if I'm not texting with Solange regularly, I'm nobody."

This episode of The Imposter was featured alongside shows like The Heart and Radiolab as Constant Listener's best podcasts of the year.

While Pimienta has suffered online abuse, the volunteer photographer who sparked the incident has gone largely unnamed.

An operatic tenor takes turn-of-the-century field recordings out of the museum and back to their original community by fusing them with new, avant-garde songs.

Rare recordings of Indigenous folk, rock and country are re-issued, turning the spotlight back on trailblazing musicians from across the continent.

From experimental DJs to punk bands and soul singers, a surge of artists are creating modern, groundbreaking Indigenous music.

Darcy Spidle uses a jaw harp to play his insides. Aisha Sasha John studied clown to become a poet.

Century Egg composes Chinese pop songs by Email. And a war is brewing in the Canadian art world. It's a war of loverz, haterz and haterzhaterz.

Kapwani Kiwanga sends a message to Saturn. SlowPitchSound goes to Wonderland. Rajni Perera launches deities into space.

Austra talks about her awkward CBC dance party, her days in an ostracized riot grrrl band and learning to own her music.