Spending 24 months holed up with your family cohort can be a challenge, but we at APN like to think that "family" extends well beyond the walls of home. Whether it's a chosen circle of besties that gathers via Zoom, or an ad hoc group of collaborators, we're celebrating all forms of fam-jam this weekend.
As ever, APN's got a full playlist of new episodes to accompany your quality time with loved ones. Plug in your podcatcher and enjoy the long weekend, folks!
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This week’s roundup includes:
The Well Endowed Podcast visits the Somali Canadian Women & Children Association (SCWCA) to find out about their Women’s Empowerment Program.
It’s A Conspiracy! examines why the number thirteen is considered unlucky, and at the legend of Toronto’s Cabbage Town Tunnel Monster.
La place heads to St-Paul for the first of a two-part series profiling the historic community.
Modern Manhood talks with Dr. John Rich, an educational psychologist, professor, certified parenting coach, and dad to two teenage sons.
Karen's sister Kimmy Beach (author, editor, and Beatlemaniac) weighs in on the “Paul is Dead” hoax on Scamtime.
Speaking Municipally looks at recent headlines for the Edmonton Police Service, including the public blowback for its handling of convoy protests and counter-protestors, and also the recent reveal of its secret airplane.
Bloom examines how the Edmonton International Airport is positioned to support and develop innovation in the region.
The Daveberta Podcast leaves APN with a final episode before going on semi-permanent hiatus. Ryan Hastman returns to join Dave Cournoyer and Adam Rozenhart for a trip down memory lane.
Armchair Sports sits down with Rain Man screenwriter Barry Morrow to discuss his forthcoming profile on Canadian golf icon Moe Norman.
It’s Formula 1 reveal season, and the team looks at recent car launches from Red Bull, Aston Martin, and McLaren on Get Checkered.
The Elks’s newly signed offensive lineman, Mark Korte drops by The Turf District to talk about coming home to play for the team he watched as a kid.
Makda talks with Terese Mason Pierre about her speculative poetry chapbook MANIFEST on Glass Bookshop Radio.
I Love This, You Should Too celebrates Valentine’s Day with a look at the 2006 rom-com dance hit Step Up.
Kyle and Dave vs the Machine get comfortably numb with the iconic 1982 music flick, Pink Floyd: The Wall.
Makeshift Stories looks at Matteo, a young man who has altered his DNA to try and improve his memory in a new story called “House of Veracity.”
Our heroes enlist new friends to help save Hillview from a Y2K-tastrophe on Quantum Kickflip.
The Read-Along moves on to chapter seventeen of Yoon Ha Lee’s Phoenix Extravagant.
Luke Crichton joins Kyle to discuss what “Ah, Miss” reveals about the character of Anthony in Sweeney Todd on this week’s Putting It Together.
Karen and Griffin chat with Louis B. Hobson about his life, his artistic career, and his part in forming the Critters, Calgary's Critic Awards, on The Breakfast Dish.
Creative Block sits down with Dominique Prinet to discuss his life as a pilot and his new memoir Flying to Extremes.
It’s an epic week for EPIC Podcast with a special episode on the first-ever use of the Emergencies Act in Canada, plus a chat with Sophie Guilbault from the Institute of Catastrophic Loss Reduction on the work being done to guide resilience-building across the country.
Mess Hall Podcast takes a bite out of dessert-flavoured treats like cider donut Oreos, Boston cream Klondike bars, peach cobbler Pop Tarts, and strawberry crumble granola bars.
The 2nd Floor asks Dr. Jordan Shallow for coaching and consulting advice on applied biomechanics, sports performance, and injury risk management.
Heather takes a crack at classic Italian cannoli this week on Three Kitchens.
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