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Moving Radio

CJSR 88.5 FM
Edmonton
Calgary
Edmonton International Film Festival
Calgary Underground Film Festival
Starwalker
Edmonton, Canada
Metro Cinema
Physics For Poets
Bad Haircut
Luke Prokop
Hockey
FOSTER CHILD
Bahá'í Faith
Bahá'í Institute For Higher Education
The Bearded Girl
Little Doors
Fascination Film Festival
War On Drugs
Wheelchair Rugby
Gama Singh

Moving Radio focuses on Albertan, Canadian, and independent cinema. Join host/producer Christian Zyp and contributors Lindsey Campbell, Mark Davies & Lucas Anders monthly for entertaining interviews, film reviews, and anything else silver screen related.

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Christian Zyp interviews Adrian Dean (Executive Producer/Co-Director) from the AMI+ series HOW WE DO IT! This series brings children of all abilities together to show viewers how they live their best lives. Hosts Carly (Allison Lang), who has a limb ... more

Christian Zyp interviews Vincent Brulotte (Production Coordinator & Programmer) from the Edmonton International Film Festival discuss the 3rd edition of the EIFF ROAD TO 40 screenings. This time it's the documentary IT MIGHT GET LOUD from director Da... more

Lindsey Campbell interview Phil Moniz (co-director/co-writer/executive producer) about his film RACEWALKERS. It's screening across Canada in theatres during July. 

RACEWALKERS...  Will Lester (Phil Moniz) could never compete in the sport he’s always... more

Lucas Anders interviews Tasha Hubbard (director/co-writer) about her film MEADOWLARKS. See it streaming now on Crave or VOD.

MEADOWLARKS... Inspired by her own acclaimed documentary BIRTH OF A FAMILY, the film tells the story of four Cree siblings, ... more

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Jacqueline Doorey
Director of The Hockey Player
Upper Canada Films (Executive Producer Taylor Prestige) / The Hockey Player
Episode: THE HOCKEY PLAYER - Jacqueline Doorey Interview
Corey Payette
Writer, director and composer
Starwalker (film)
Episode: STARWALKER - Corey Payette Interview
Siobhan McCarthy
Writer, director and co-editor of the comedy She's the He
Rainbow Visions Film Festival / Rainbow Vision screening partner
Episode: SHE'S THE HE - Siobhan McCarthy Interview
Gina Payzant
Writer, director, and producer behind Physics For Poets
Physics For Poets (film)
Episode: PHYSICS FOR POETS - Gina Payzant and Darrin Hagen Interview
Darren Hagen
Composer for Physics For Poets
Physics For Poets (film)
Episode: PHYSICS FOR POETS - Gina Payzant and Darrin Hagen Interview
Jace van der Veen
Artistic Director, Northern Light Theatre; dramaturg in development of the project
Northern Light Theatre
Episode: PHYSICS FOR POETS - Gina Payzant and Darrin Hagen Interview
Ryan Prows
Director and co-writer of Night Patrol
Night Patrol / film project
Episode: NIGHT PATROL - Ryan Prows and Tim Cairo Interview
Tim Cairo
Writer of Night Patrol / Local legend
Night Patrol / film project
Episode: NIGHT PATROL - Ryan Prows and Tim Cairo Interview
Brishkay Ahmed
Director of In The Room
In The Room / National Film Board of Canada
Episode: IN THE ROOM - Brishkay Ahmed Interview

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Christian Zyp
Host/producer (Moving Radio) with involvement in interview and production.
Lucas Anders
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WHO IS THE BOY? - Milan Kalra Interview
Q: Could you talk a little bit about the conception of your film and what it ultimately is about?
Kalra explains how the project started as a visual album connected to Nick Lange's music, then grew into a narrative film that explores themes of self-discovery and the artist's voice, ultimately becoming a collaborative journey about balancing friendship and creative vision.
IT'S A GIRL - Kyle Tobiasson Interview
Q: What advice would you give to emerging talent or people who want to explore this world of film?
He advocates joining organizations like FAVA, taking advantage of classes and networking opportunities, and emphasizing that you don't need top-tier gear to begin: many successful shorts were made on small cameras with limited crews, and the key is getting into the door, meeting collaborators, and starting to create.
IT'S A GIRL - Kyle Tobiasson Interview
Q: What moment stood out in the second push into a short film, and how did it differ from your first experience?
Kyle notes the shift from his first short, a romantic comedy, to a heavier, dramatic moment in a family-centered story. He highlights the importance of supporting Mia Cooksy and finding a personal connection to the material, which helped the project resonate with others and secure micro-grants from FAVA, enabling a faster, more intensive production cycle.
IT'S A GIRL - Kyle Tobiasson Interview
Q: Could you talk a little bit about the four projects at FavaFest and how they differ?
Kyle explains that the four pieces span different formats and approaches: a music video, a narrative short co-written with Mia Cooksy, a mixed-media game show, and a horror short produced under the Charmera challenge. Each project pushed him creatively in distinct directions, from emotional drama to playful, task-based competition, and they were unified by a common thread of collaboration and festival readiness.
YOUNG FEMALE PLAYWRIGHT - Pony Nicole Herauf Interview
Q: What inspired the story and how is it connected to Ellie Moon's life?
The creator draws from Ellie Moon's real-life experiences and autofiction philosophy, shaping Millie as a complex, sometimes unlikable protagonist to challenge conventional expectations of women in theatre.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Moving Radio

What is Moving Radio about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show centers on Albertan, Canadian, and independent cinema through monthly conversations with filmmakers, critics, and festival professionals. Episodes typically feature in-depth interviews with directors, writers, and producers, plus behind-the-scenes looks at festival programming, restoration projects, and cross-disciplinary collaborations that blend theatre, music, and film. A distinctive pattern is a strong regional focus on Edmonton and Alberta-based productions, alongside broader coverage of Canadian indie cinema, LGBTQ+ storytelling, Indigenous film, and festival ecosystems. The program often surfaces practical insights for filmmakers and festival audiences alike, including production challenges, distribution hopes, and audience... more

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2. Corey Payette
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6. Jace van der Veen
7. Ryan Prows
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