Episodes: 50
Frequency: Monthly
Rating: 4.4/5.0
Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000
Gender skew: Neutral
Listener location: Canada
Publicly listed emails
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Wade Chang - Support For British Columbia’s Motion Picture Industry And A Proposal To Eliminate The Federal Grind For Canadian Motion Picture Production.
Mike Hurley - Burnaby’s Motion Picture Industry, Municipal Support For Film, And Workers And The Labour Movement.
Donna Sacuta - The Labour Movement And The History Of Labour In British Columbia.
Sam Kim - The Work Of Visual Effects Artists And Technicians And The Connection Between Physical Production And Post-production.
Henry Williams - Pride Month And Inclusion In The Workplace And Film-industry Community.
S3 Ep10: Wade Chang, MP for Burnaby Central
October 15, 2026
"I want the workers who have built this industry to continue to have the opportunities...this proposal we're bringing to Ottawa is worth taking seriously."Our newest guest on the Apple Box Talks podcast is Burnaby Central MP Wade Chang. A Member of Parliament since 2025, Wade's upbringing in an immigrant family taught him the values of community support and open opportunities for all, lessons that guide his work today. A supporter of our industry, Wade sponsored a petition to eliminate the fe...
S3 Ep9: Mike Hurley, Mayor of Burnaby
October 01, 2026
"Film is an important part of Burnaby. It's built into our DNA now. So we have to be sure that we, at the city level, do everything we can to help it along."Our newest guest on the Apple Box is Burnaby Mayor Mike Hurley. Originally from Northern Ireland, Mayor Hurley has called Burnaby home since 1988, when he joined the Burnaby Fire Department. Always a staunch advocate of workers and the labour movement, Mike joined his first union at 17 years old!Elected as Mayor of Burnaby in 2018, Mike h...
S3 Ep8: Donna Sacuta, BC Labour Heritage Centre Executive Director
September 03, 2026
"I think everyone needs to understand what the labour movement does and represents for its members. We all need to listen to each other."In honour of Labour Day on September 7, our newest episode on the Apple Box Talks podcast features Donna Sacuta, executive director of the BC Labour Heritage Centre. Starting as a volunteer and now serving as executive director, Donna has spent more than 30 years researching and writing about BC labour history. Pull up an Apple Box, and let's talk!
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The publicly listed email for IATSE 891 Presents: Apple Box Talks: communications@iatse.com.
Podseeker estimates IATSE 891 Presents: Apple Box Talks reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.
IATSE 891 Presents: Apple Box Talks typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: Established film-industry professionals, union or labour representatives, and civic or organizational leaders with relevant knowledge of British Columbia’s motion picture industry. Common among recent guests: Leadership roles in film production, unions, labour organizations, or local government; Recognized screen-production credits or specialized industry expertise; Public service or sustained work on labour and film-industry issues. Recent guests include Wade Chang, Mike Hurley, and Donna Sacuta.
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Recent episodes cover Film, Film Production, Labor Unions, Visual Effects, and Labor History. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.
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