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Monthly podcast of a live call-in show, hosted by ornithologist Cliff Shackelford for Red River Radio.
The District is an online radio station created to help train the next generation of radio professionals. Students in Red River College’s Creative Communications Program are shown how to host, program and produce both music and news/talk format radio through a combination of assigned course work and extracurricular volunteering. Tune in and hear awesome music, engaging talk shows and all the news, sports and weather you need to get you through your day. It’s all conveniently delivered throug ...
Movies 101 began mid-1999, as Spokane Public Radio's KSFC started establishing itself as a separate news and information service. As KSFC as matured, so did Movies 101. The show has also been picked up on KPBX and has a loyal fan base, Friday evenings at 6:30pm. Movies 101 is produced by Spokane Public Radio Music and Arts Producer, Jim Tevenan.
Short documentaries and adventures in sound presented by Josie Long.
The ABC's team of specialist reporters introduce you to the people and places that make up country Australia.
Political Misfits brings you news, politics and culture from the belly of Washington, DC - without the red and blue treatment.
Fishing, fish and more fishing tales from the Northern Territory of Australia.
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Information Morning from CBC Radio Nova Scotia (Highlights)
CBC Radio's Information Morning kick starts the day on mainland Nova Scotia with news, survival information, compelling stories and opinions from all perspectives in the province.
Professor Jim Al-Khalili talks to leading scientists about their life and work, finding out what inspires them and asking what their discoveries might do for us in the future.
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Northeast Delta Dental is committed to communicating about the importance of good oral health to our customers and the communities we serve. Welcome to Northeast Delta Dental Radio.
Hear stories of hope and inspiration for a cancer-free future from the annual WEEI/NESN Jimmy Fund Radio-Telethon presented by Arbella Insurance.
The First Mile is an immersive travel podcast, bringing you untold stories from the world of adventure. It is presented by Ash Bhardwaj and Pip Stewart — two travel journalists, who are adventurers in their own right — and explores everything from the ethics of cultural tourism, to documenting your journeys and making a living from travel. Ash and Pip navigate this territory with some of the world’s greatest travellers, who reveal how they got their first break in travel writing, planned rem ...
Beta Test Humans is a set of various TTRPGs sessions but with a twist. Instead of raw commentary from the table, it's highly edited to keep pace and to add immersive elements such as sound effects and music to turn it into something akin to a radio play. Enjoy while on a drive or at work or doing chores, but it's best enjoyed with the least amount of other sound interference in your real environment, as some sound effects are subtle but important.
Hosted by Allan Wolper Audio biographies of people whose lives and ideas are on the cutting edge. Host Allan Wolper is a “journalist’s journalist.” A superb interviewer, radio and television producer, ethics columnist, magazine and newspaper writer, he has been honored by every journalism medium. Wolper has won more than 50 awards, including television’s Alfred I. DuPont-Columbia University Award – the Pulitzer Prize of Broadcast news. Wolper is professor emeritus of Journalism from Rutgers ...
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21st Precinct - Polizei-Drama
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21st Precinct - Polizei-Drama
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21st Precinct wurde vom 7. Juli 1953 bis zum 1. November 1956 über das CBS Netzwerk ausgestrahlt. 21st Precinct war ein Polizei-Drama. CBS hatte sich dazu entschieden, New York City als Basis der Serie zu nutzen und die Geschehnisse in einem echten Polizei-Distrikt stattfinden zu lassen. Das Konzept war es, den Hörer von anfänglichen Anruf bis zum letzten Bericht ins Bild zu setzen. The 21st wurde beschrieben als "nur Linien auf einer Karte von New York City. Most of the 173,000 people wedge ...
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The Joy of SUP - The Paddleboarding Sunshine Podcast
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The Joy of SUP - The Paddleboarding Sunshine Podcast
Jo Moseley
Sharing the joy of stand up paddleboarding. Join us for inspiring conversations with dream guests talking about all the health, happiness, friendship, adventure and possibility that SUP brings to our lives. From world endurance record holders to SUP Yoga, SUP with a Pup to SUP Surf, we will hear uplifting stories and fantastic information to help you on your paddleboarding journey. SUP has given our host, Jo Moseley, so much joy, confidence, courage and community since her first lesson in th ...
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The Knox Office: Brother, 65, Full Red River and more
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Our film reviewer Carsten Knox talks about what he's been seeing lately, including a local documentary now on CBC Gem, a Chinese comedy mystery, and a journey back in time with Adam Driver!
Ornithologist Cliff Shackelford hosts another episode of Bird Calls. His special guest for this week will be Earl Nottingham, a professional nature photographer. The profile species is the Yellow-throated Vireo. The photo was snapped by James Childress. Your calls are welcomed at 800-552-8502.
We’re all familiar with the concept of myth, whether we’re talking about a story involving heroes and their attendant quests, or a popularly accepted tale that masks actual truth. On this week’s show, Dan Webster, Nathan Weinbender, and Mary Pat Treuthart will be discussing a pair of movies that are steeped in myth. First up is the Chinese import “…
Tom Raffio interviews Will Stewart, Executive Director of Stay Work Play. The two discuss how Stay Work Play works to attract and retain more young people to work in the state of New Hampshire, and what a younger workforce means to NH economically.By Northeast Delta Dental
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Political Misfits
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TikTok Congressional Hearing, Cuba and MLB, LA Teachers Strike
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Technologist and cohost of the CovertAction Magazine podcast Chris Garaffa joins Misfits hosts Michelle Witte and John Kiriakou to discuss the testimony of TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew before Congress today, whether the social media app’s management of data differs from that of any other social media platform, how this relates to Washington’s demonizati…
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Information Morning from CBC Radio Nova Scotia (Highlights)
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Finance Minister on the highlights of the new N.S. budget
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Finance Minister Allan MacMaster has announced a $14.4 billion budget that includes $6.5 billion in health spending, but doesn't include an increase to income assistance. He joins us to talk about the budget.
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How Muslims are observing Ramadan at the first mosque in Wolfville
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As the Ummah Masjid in Wolfville marks its one-year anniversary this month, it's welcoming Muslims from across the valley for Ramadan. Volunteer Ahmed Nassrat tells about the mosque's inaugural year and a special gift somebody left on their doorstep.
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Information Morning from CBC Radio Nova Scotia (Highlights)
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New retaining wall at Crescent Beach sparks concern about coastal development
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There's frustration growing among some people living on the South Shore around development encroaching upon beloved beaches and coastal areas. A group of citizens are getting together to talk about options to protect one of those spots, Crescent Beach near West Dublin.
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Local authors want to change the way we look at south-end Halifax.
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Local authors Rebecca Rose and Lezlie Lowe are inviting people in Halifax to take a walk with them. Together, they'll lead a walking tour this Sunday of important landmarks in their books about LGBTQ liberation and female volunteers. Lowe spoke with Information Morning's Feleshia Chandler about the tour.…
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Tales from the Tinny
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Tinny Podcast #763: Cuddles cuddles a horse. Fishing high tide mangroves. And the lads find the tuna.
Just outsource the fish measuring to another boat!By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Political Misfits
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Xi Departs Moscow, Colorado River Rights, Israeli Judicial Reform
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Scholar, educator, and journalist focusing on Asia-Pacific geopolitics KJ Noh joins Misfits hosts Michelle Witte and John Kiriakou to discuss conclusions from the recent meeting of China and Russia’s leaders, the Indonesian president’s hopes that his country will abandon US-based credit payment networks, new International Monetary Fund deals for Sr…
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Information Morning from CBC Radio Nova Scotia (Highlights)
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Retiring NSCAD professor gives away book collection of more than 400 works
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Hundreds of books used to line the walls of professor Jayne Wark's office at NSCAD University. Over the past week or so, dozens of people have helped empty the shelves, as part of Wark's retirement book giveaway. Information Morning's Feleshia Chandler brings us this story.
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11-year-old 'Ryan Reynolds super-fan' does school heritage project on the actor's life
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A Grade 6 student at Chester Area Middle School spent weeks poring over her Canadian heritage presentation. Unbeknownst to her parents and teachers, she was researching the life and times of movie star Ryan Reynolds for her school project.
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Wife reacts to report on sinking of the Chief William Saulis fishing boat
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Six men died when the Chief William Saulis sank in a gale in December 2020. Now the Transportation Safety Board has issued its report on the sinking of the vessel. Hear from Michelle Nickerson, whose husband was one of the crew members lost at sea.
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Information Morning from CBC Radio Nova Scotia (Highlights)
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Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel program extended
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The federal government is extending the application deadline for the CUAET program, which has helped Ukrainians fleeing the war to settle here in Canada. We check in with Lyubov Zhyznomirska, the Nova Scotia president of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress.
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Political Misfits
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Xi and Putin Further Deepen Ties, Biden’s First Veto, Reagan and Iran
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International affairs and security analyst Mark Sleboda joins Misfits hosts Michelle Witte and John Kiriakou to discuss the second day of talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Moscow. He explains what to expect from anticipated conversation between Xi and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and the si…
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Information Morning from CBC Radio Nova Scotia (Highlights)
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How the Trim Collective is fostering a new culture of women surfers in N.S.
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A longboard club called the Trim Collective is bringing women who surf in this province together to talk about surfing, improve their skills and share their knowledge. Its founders say they could only cover so much while freezing in the parking lot with half a wetsuit on after a winter wave-shredding session!…
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Two 2SLGBT curling tournaments are happening in Halifax
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Halifax's Mayflower Curling Club is decked out in rainbow colours! 2SLGBTQ curling teams have travelled from across Canada to compete in the Bluenose Bonspiel and the Canadian Pride Curling Championships. Lennie Comeau is co-chair of the local curling league that's hosting both events.
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Participant in 'Whooping Cough' study shares experience
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Ongoing research by the Canadian Centre for Vaccinology is exposing what happens to the human immune system during a whooping cough infection. Meet one of the scientists studying this topic and a trial participant living in isolation at the IWK's Challenge Unit after being infected with the disease.
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What you need to know about Nova Scotia's spring COVID-19 booster
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An additional COVID-19 vaccine booster is now available for Nova Scotia's most vulnerable populations. Dr. Shelley Deeks, the province's deputy chief medical officer of health, tell us what people need to know about the next round of boosters.
Listen to the music of decomposing mushrooms, look through a photographer's lens at a surprising streak of streaking in the 1970s, and explore the world of a Danish hospital clown who opens up a pocket of a different reality. Josie Long presents short documentaries and audio adventures about the joys that lurk beneath the surface of things.Mushroom…
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The Life Scientific
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James Jackson on understanding earthquakes and building resilience
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Since 1900, our best estimates suggest that earthquakes have caused around 2.3 million deaths worldwide; we saw the devastating effects of one just recently, in Turkey and Syria. And as scientists have been at pains to point out over the years, there is no reliable short-term warning system. But thanks to the work of people like James Jackson, an E…
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Political Misfits
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Xi in Moscow, Possible Trump Indictment, 20 Years Since Iraq Invasion
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Editor of the Polemicist Jim Kavanagh joins Misfits host Michelle Witte and John Kiriakou to discuss Donald Trump’s hush money case, whether Trump’s call to take to the streets in protest will be heard, allegations that Ronald Reagan’s 1980 campaign colluded with the Iranian government to hold hostages until Reagan’s inauguration, UBS’s acquisition…
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Why a N.S. mayor travelled to Jordan to talk about solid waste management
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Municipal officials from Colchester County recently completed some important work overseas. They were in Jordan, representing the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, as part of a six-year project to improve their solid waste management. Christine Blair, the mayor of Colchester County, was there.
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What is being done in the Canadian Forces to combat racism?
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Maritime Forces Atlantic is hosting a panel discussion in honour of International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination on what's being done right now to fight discrimination in the military. Hear from panel organizer Second Lieutenant Jerome Downey.
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Education minister reacts to stabbing at Bedford high school
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Three people were injured in a violent incident at Charles P. Allen High School in Bedford. Portia asks Nova Scotia's Minister of Education Becky Druhan what happened, how safety protocols were followed, and whether violence against educators is on the rise in this province.
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Health Hacks #194: Staying power of recent changes in healthcare
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Healthcare has experienced a lot of changes during the pandemic, but it's not clear how many of them will stick. In this week's column, Mary Jane Hampton tells us how health officials will measure the effectiveness of the innovations they have introduced.
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For World Poetry Day (March 21): Black Sea by Damini Awoyiga
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For World Poetry Day (March 21), we're sharing a poem from Damini Awoyiga. She was part of the CBC Creator Network's We Create: Artist Studio at the National Black Canadians Summit in July. This poem was inspired by her interactions with delegates.
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Meet the woman behind Not Just Tourists Halifax
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Simone Feller runs the Halifax branch of Not Just Tourists, a group that organizes suitcases full of unused medical supplies for people to take when they travel to countries that badly need them.
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Art 'n Soul: Magic at the Maritime Conservatory and outdoor theatre at Shubie Park
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In this week's culture column, the big reveal on what Halifax magician Vincenzo Ravina has up his sleeve. Plus, Tara Lynn Taylor tells about a new outdoor theatre program in Dartmouth and how The Astor in Liverpool is celebrating World Theatre Day!
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Halifax creates new position for a Youth Poet Laureate
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Find out more about Halifax Regional Municipality's call for applications for the first-ever youth poet laureate. It's an opportunity for a writer between the ages of 12 and 20 to work directly with the municipality's current adult poet laureate, Sue Goyette.
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A Big Country
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Performing music in a lighthouse and distilling rum with locally grown sugar cane
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Musicians experimenting with sound in unique tin lighthouse; young students learning through distance education from island classroom; how a dive instructor became a rum distiller and blacksmith sharing skills of the trade.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Political Misfits
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French Pension Reform, ICC Issues Putin "Arrest Warrant", Stop Cop City
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Political and foreign affairs analyst and professor emeritus of literature Dr. Kenneth Surin joins Misfits hosts Michelle Witte and John Kiriakou to discuss the likelihood of a no-confidence vote on French President Emanuel Macron after he pushed through controversial pension reform. He also discussed how French society is reacting to Macron’s move…
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Movies 101
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"Creed III," "Bruiser" & Post-Oscars Discussion
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The concept of race is a touchy topic in America. So, too, is family dysfunction. In this week’s show, Dan Webster, Nathan Weinbender, and Mary Pat Treuthart will be discussing two movies that explore both Black life in America and how family turmoil isn’t confined to any single racial group. First up is the big-screen offering “Creed III,” followe…
Tom Raffio discusses structured settlements and the current economic environment with Peter Jachym, President and CEO of Ringler Associates.By Northeast Delta Dental
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Tales from the Tinny
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Tinny Podcast #762: Most egalitarian meal ever? Helifishin' Jenno nabs a horse. And the red-tagged Manton metery.
"You gotta be in it to win it. And we are very much IN IT."By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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TikTok Ultimatum, Credit Suisse Bailout, Maternal Mortality
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Author and economist John Ross joins Misfits hosts Michelle Witte and John Kiriakou to discuss the French president bypassing the National Assembly to push through changes to France’s retirement age, and connects the erosion of domestic wellbeing to the expansion of empire. Political cartoonist, columnist, and author Ted Rall discusses US Treasury …
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Meet some Nova Scotians heading to France to compete in the Abilympics!
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Portia Clark pops by the Prescott Group in Halifax, to meet competitors who will be a part of a delegation that's travelling to France for the Abilympics, an international vocational skills competition for people with disabilities.
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Woman from Oyster Pond judges 'the world's greatest dog show'
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We reach Monica Johnny in the United Kingdom, where she just judged an international flyball tournament at Crufts. Crufts is one of the most prestigious dog shows in the world. Hear how Monica ended up there, all the way from Oyster Pond!
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Head of N.S. landlord group on what will happen when the rent cap expires
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With the province's two per cent rent cap set to expire in December 2023, many people are wondering and worrying about what will happen to rental prices – especially in such a tight housing market. Some want the rent cap extended again. But the group that represents landlords says that would be a mistake.…
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Noise dispute between the Halifax Curling Club and its longtime next-door neighbour
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As winter sports begin to wrap up for the season, a Halifax couple is looking forward to an annual reprieve from their noisy neighbour. Nancy Shea and her husband Richard live next door to the Halifax Curling Club, they're currently in the process of suing the club over constant noise and other emissions. The CBC's Erin MacInnis brings us the story…
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US Drone in Black Sea, Credit Suisse Stock Drops, Meta Layoffs
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Scholar, educator, and journalist focused on Asia-Pacific KJ Noh joins Misfits hosts Michelle Witte and John Kiriakou to discuss the crash of a US Reaper drone over the Black Sea, suspicious objects found near the only intact Nord Stream pipeline, predictions about the meeting between the Chinese and Russian leaders next week, China’s role in stabi…
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Legal columnist on police releasing pictures of two underaged "persons of interest"
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Child-protection advocates recently raised concerns after Fredericton police published photos of two teens in connection with a shoplifting incident. Police didn't know their ages when they posted the images, calling the teens "persons of interest." Information Morning's legal columnist Wayne Mackay looks at the privacy implications.…
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Pam Glode-Derochers on latest plans for the new Mi'kmaw Native Friendship Centre
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For the last six years, the Mi'kmaw Native Friendship Centre has had plans for a new home on Gottingen Street in Halifax. But it took until last week to finally secure a land title. Executive director Pam Glode-Desrochers brings us an update on what happens next.
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Lawyer reacts to report on sexual assault allegations against former King's professor
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A new report into accusations of sexual assault against a former professor at the University of King's College has revealed additional incidents spanning decades and found the university failed to do enough to protect its students. A lawyer for one of the survivors gives us his take.
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How to seek virtual access to primary care via the Maple Health app
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Nova Scotia Health has partnered with online healthcare provider Maple to create Virtual Care NS. For a reminder of how the app works, we reach Gail Tomblin-Murphy. She is the Vice- President of Research, Innovation and Discovery with Nova Scotia Health.
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How does a small business plan for four seven-hour power outages in a week?
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Piper Bowes, a bakery owner in Truro, is upset that she only got a few days warning about plans for four seven-hour power cuts to her business in one week. Hear why she's asking for more notice and better communications from the corporation. Plus Nova Scotia Power's response.
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Political Misfits
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New Inflation Numbers, Willow Project, AUKUS Meeting
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Labor attorney, human rights activist, and author Daniel Kovalik joins Misfits hosts Michelle Witte and John Kiriakou to discuss the recent bank failure news and how Republicans are blaming Silicon Valley Bank's collapse on "wokeness", new layoffs at Meta, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' critical statements of US support for Ukraine, the implication…
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Behind the scenes of a creepy N.S. production and its Beaver Bank set
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The second season of the creepy TV series, From, premieres in April. One of its key production people tells us how they built an entire town on an empty lot in Beaver Bank.
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Jennifer Brady on why you can likely ditch the supplements
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If you're one of the millions of Canadians who take vitamins and supplements every day, our nutrition columnist Jennifer Brady explains why you may not need those gummies and powders.
