Right on cue, as our neighbours to the south celebrate their Thanksgiving weekend, the usual inundation of Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and other super-sale-themed emails has already started to clog up our inbox.
With current prices at grocery stores and gas pumps, we're probably not going to tempt ourselves this year, and stick to the far less expensive entertainment empire of podcasts. We may even feel good enough about ourselves by Giving Tuesday to make a charitable donation or bump up our Patreon subscriptions. Whatever situation your wallet is in these days, the team at APN has your back with this week's brand new episodes, absolutely free, and full of goodness.
The “subscribe” button on the Listen Notes playlist below will let you grab APN’s most recent episodes for your podcatcher.
Karen learns about the business case for responsible AI from Nicole Janssen, co-founder and co-CEO of AltaML, and Katrina Ingram of Ethically Aligned AI on Bloom.
Speaking Municipally updates us on the Valley Line LRT setbacks, EPS funding requests, and the future of tech innovation in the capital city.
Modern Manhood continues the historical deep dive on men’s movements with a look at the 2010s and the rise of angry white men, Incels, and The Proud Boys.
Kenny talks with Inderbir Gill, who is currently in Thailand competing in a 3x3 basketball basketball tournament on The 2nd Floor.
Currah and Ty recap Toronto's win over Winnipeg in the 109th Grey Cup on 2 and Out CFL Podcast.
Unprofessional Development talks with former teacher and present comedian Brian Moote.
Let’s Do Coffee chats with Kelly Wolfert, owner of Leven Creative and the producer behind the real life superhero story, SpiderMable.
Avery, Lena, and LeAnne from the the Fffffing 40s Podcast try promising snacks that were disappointments — mostly in jelly form — on Mess Hall Podcast.
Three cheers for dumplings on Three Kitchens this week, as Heather busts out the beet juice to create a pink pierogi filled with a spinach, potato, and feta.
IN A&E:
It’s another mediocre Marvel marvel (get it?) on I Have Some Notes this week, as the team tackles The New Mutants with guests Robyn Slack of Quantum Kickflip and Olav Rokne of the Unofficial Hugo Book Club.
Indy recommends the Playstation samurai epic Ghost of Tsushima, while Samantha continues her Colleen Hoover reads with November 9 on I Love This, You Should Too.
Kyle and Dave vs The Machine takes in the 1982 sex comedy Porky’s.
On Crow Reads, Rayanne speaks with author Sandra S.G. Wong about the layers of research and character development that come with crime writing, and her latest novel, In the Dark We Forget.
The Read-Along moves ahead to the next chapter of Questland by Carrie Vaughn.
Terry Finn, who played the role of Gussie in the original production of Merrily We Roll Along, talks with Kyle about being cast in the show on Putting It Together.
Ex Caelo discovers the true nature of their mission in the sixth and final chapter of the Fifth World saga on Makeshift Stories.
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