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Hosts Marissa Kocent and Arvin Joaquin<\/p><\/div>\n

Our second Midweek show of this season aired on CKCU-FM on Wednesday, Oct. 4, with\u00a0 Marissa Kocent and Arvin Joaquin hosting.<\/p>\n

We covered how a new supervised injection trailer was designed with users in mind, why public toilet activists are doing guerrilla signage downtown, and why a volunteer at a recently-raided marijuana dispensary plans to bypass government dispensaries even after legalization.<\/p>\n

Two stories grew out of\u00a0environmental initiatives \u2013 an experimental tiny house initiative at Carleton University, and eco-friendly “PurPods” for single-shot coffee makers. (That’s one of the cute little homes being worked on in the picture up top.)<\/p>\n

Two more stories centred\u00a0on hockey \u2013 a plan to Uber more Sens fans into CT Centre seats, and a look at how record-breaking heat has affected ice-making at local arenas for the start of hockey season.<\/p>\n

And another pair of stories each took us to Parliament Hill, letting us hear voices from an anti-fascist counter protest, and at a vigil for missing and murdered indigenous women.<\/p>\n

All that and much more on the Wednesday, Oct. 4, 2017 edition of Midweek.<\/p>\n