This week on Citizen K, host Karim Mosna first speaks with YMCA Peace Medal recipient Heather Haynes. Then, it’s a conversation with Rabbi Erin Polansky about the opening of L’dor Vador: From Generation to Generation, the Holocaust Museum and Education Centre.

This week on Citizen K host Karim Mosna first speaks with two recipients of the City of Kingston’s 2022 Accessibility Awards, followed by a conversation with Chief Curator of The Agnes Etherington Art Centre, Alicia Boutilier.

`This week on Citizen K, host Karim Mosna first shares a local perspective from the homelessness forum at the INVISTA Centre. Then, it’s coverage of Bill 23 with Queen’s University environmental sciences master’s student Mary Anne Schoenhardt and Cataraqui Conservation General Manager Katrina Furlanetto sharing environmental concerns about the bill.

This week on Citizen K, host Karim Mosna speaks with pianist, composer and vocalist Michael Kaeshammer who is performing at The Grand Theatre this Friday night. Then, he speaks with Queens University music collective QWave founder Adam Ben David.

This week on Citizen K, host Karim Mosna first covers Kingston Cohousing, then he interviews Queens University computer science student Nicolas Brasset who has recently started an odd jobs phone service.

This week on Citizen K, host Karim Mosna speaks with playwright, composer and performer Haley Sarfeld about Half Past Lunchtime which was part of this year’s Shortwave Theatre Festival. Then Karim covers The Kingston Symphony’s upcoming show, Score: The Art of Video Game Music coming up this Saturday at The Isabel Bader Centre For The Performing Arts.

This week on Citizen K, host Karim Mosna speaks first with Wendy Huot, Owner and Operator of The Screening Room to learn more about the process of how the independent movie theatre acquires films. Then, it’s coverage of the human chain that was formed on Saturday in support of the people of Iran.

This week on Citizen K, host Karim Mosna speaks with Callie Hill from Tsi Tyónnheht Onkwawén:na about a mentor-apprentice program for learning the Mohawk language. Then, it’s a conversation about what it means to run free with National Race Director of The Secret 3K Tarra Williamson, and finally he shares coverage of a new exhibit at the H’art Centre.