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Hue At Home Election Night 2022

After a six month campaign, Team Rana come together for the final night of Election Day. Hue at Home captures all the emotions of a hard fought campaign for the first woman of colo...

Hue at Home with Tracy Koga: Caryn Douglas : Deaconesses of The Past

Caryn Douglas shares her passion and knowledge of the women of The Church. The history of the deaconesses, and the beginnings of social work for the communities they served. Plus t...

Hue Spotlight with Tracy Koga: Katrina Van Humbeck – Stronger Still

This talented musician plays numerous roles in the premiere of her 3rd album, Stronger Still. Katrina Van Humbeck shares here experience working with the city's top artists and pro...

Hue Spotlight with Tracy Koga: Nelson Little

Nelson Little is a talented Indigenous singer songwriter and talks about his journey with his music and what he wants to portray through music and song.

Hue Spotlight with Tracy Koga: Desiree Dorion and Dave Wasyliw

Desiree makes her debut on Hue Spotlight, and accompanied by Doc Walker's Dave Wasyliw. We talk about having summer fun, getting back to normal and the importance of live music.

Rana Bokhari’s 2022 Mayoral Campaign Launch

Rana Bokhari makes her official campaign launch for Mayor of Winnipeg. Guest speakers and Rana’s first official speech from the Tache Room at The Norwood Hotel.

Hue at Home with Tracy Koga: The Rez Sisters Tomson Highway Classic/ Tracey Nepinak

The director and part of the cast talk about The Rez Sisters, the Tomson Highway classic about life on The Rez still resonates strongly today. Tracey Nepinak, Ashley Cook, Katie Ge...

Hue at Home with Tracy Koga: Akilah Newton / Big Dreamers, Bright Future

Akilah Newton is the founder of Big Dreams, an organization that promotes education of Canadian Black History, community activism through literature, games and art. As well she has...

Healing Hearts -The Final Chapter, The Future Conversations

It is the last show of Healing Hearts in partnership with IPW, we reflect on the past 27 shows and where the conversation will go in the future.