As a community of podcasters, we're big into throwing words around. Sometimes those words can be silly, sometimes they can be brave, and sometimes they can also be wrong, misinterpreted, or not-so-smart. But, save for dropping a mic on our co-host's foot, there's no physical clout involved — truly, if someone gets offensive, we don't pull punches. We prefer to talk it out.
Without getting into the smack heard 'round the world this week, we're preferentially tuning out the noise and turning up the earbuds with this shiny new playlist of fresh episodes from the calm, cool, and collected team at APN.
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Bloom speaks to the food innovator behind Flat Out Feasts and gathers up what else is happening on the innovation front in Edmonton.
Speaking Municipally takes a look at downtown recovery and other civic matters.
Let’s Find Out finds out about fossils!
Shahzia explores the outdated, archaic and unnecessary world of hustle culture on The Colour Gap.
The 2nd Floor drops new interviews with Shawn Kanungo, Danny Zahr, and Yousaf Saeed.
Shane sits down with return guest Doug Robertson, known on social media as The Weird Teacher, on this week’s Ed - Conversations About the Teaching Life.
Let’s Do Coffee talks with Niki Kearl, a BTECH graduate and founder of Blu Orthotics.
It’s A Conspiracy! offers us two new episodes this week. Jo Johnson stops by to discuss five musicians who mysteriously disappeared, and Naomi Carmack joins the crew in sharing eight fun facts about Leonardo da Vinci.
Scamtime fills us in on the Twin Flames Universe and the 2009 Balloon Boy.
Mess Hall Podcast tests out a selection of snack cakes, from Sno Balls to mini bundt cakes.
Three Kitchens gives plant-based burgers a whirl, and discovers the secret to flavourful fake beef (hint: it’s tempeh!).
IN A & E:
Bollywood is For Lovers wraps up Madhuri Madness month with a look at Madhuri Dixit’s buzzy Netflix family mystery The Fame Game.
I Love This, You Should Too looks at the delightful early days of Studio Ghibli’s empire in Kiki’s Delivery Service.
Kyle and Dave vs The Machine take in the 1981 West German war film, Das Boot.
Repodcasting and guest Dan Retson work out their recasting skills on Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves.
The Read-Along goes into full book club mode with the finale of Yoon Ha Lee’s Phoenix Extravagant.
On Putting It Together, Philémon Heutte returns to examine Johanna's true motivations in the song “Kiss Me” in Sweeney Todd, and we get a Sondheim-adjacent bonus featuring Travis Moser on his new EP, So Many People: The Sondheim Sessions.
Karen and Griffin chat with Mary-Ellen Perley, president of the Alberta Drama Festival Association on The Breakfast Dish.
Rival crews, corporate overlords, and dystopian authorities all threaten the Weird Gravity crew on Quantum Kickflip.
And in SPORTS:
Armchair Sports looks at what it takes to become an umpire with the Central Alberta Softball Association.
Shanika flies solo to cover the events of last week’s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix on Get Checkered.
Mookie Mitchell, current EE Alumni president, jumps onto the virtual field with the gang on The Turf District.
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