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“Chase the Sun” is a weekly podcast that follows the highs and lows of preparing for this extraordinary ride. Hear personal anecdotes of conquering self-doubt, practical training tips for building endurance, insights on adaptive cycling technology, and inspiring stories from other riders—disabled and able-bodied alike—who prove that resilience has no limits. Tune in to discover how a mix of mindset, nutrition, and a refusal to quit can power anyone, no matter their starting point, across an ...
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Do you recall your parents saying "Wise Up?". This is the BEST way to increase your intellect, grow your vocabulary, and broaden your view of history and culture. Take the "wise up!" challenge and listen to any 5 of these narrated stories and give your brain a treat! (It works for all ages, including TV-bound seniors). Enjoy listening to well-narrated tales from writers like Jack London, Guy de Maupassant, Edith Wharton, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, H.P. Lovecraft, Edgar Allan Poe, Ray Bradbury, ...
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Adam and Michael share a long friendship fueled by their love for cycling. Through ups and downs, they have pedaled side by side, creating a rich tapestry of experiences and playful banter that underscores their connection. Their adventures highlight the joy of authentic friendship, whether tackling tough trails or enjoying leisurely rides. If you're looking for a podcast that embodies friendship and cycling excitement, join them on this audio journey. They share engaging stories and welcome ...
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One man. Five decades of pain. 4,500 miles of rebellion. The Pain Rebellion is the raw, unfiltered podcast of David Bainbridge – The Tenacious Cyclist – who survived 2.92 million subluxations, 343,000 dislocations, and 256 days of solo opiate detox. He now rides ultra-endurance events, unsupported and unmedicated, through constant severe pain. No fluff. No cure talk. Just scars, sweat, and forward motion. Born Into Pain is a war diary in podcast form—an unfiltered rebellion against chronic p ...
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A base zone for conversations about all things cycling. Hosted by Juliana V.
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Gravel Cycling in Australia is booming. From racing to bike packing to simply getting off the beaten track and exploring the backroads and trails of our stunning natural landscapes - this accessible subculture is all about community, adventure and (re-)discovering the joy of life on two wheels. Join us a we celebrate our gravel cycling scene and discover the locations, explore the events and meet the people at the heart of the sport.
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The official podcast of road.cc sponsored by Hammerhead, dedicated to looking at the things that impact real cyclists. Brought to you by road.cc, the UK's number one website for independent reviews, buying advice and cycling news. Covering road cycling, gravel riding, cycle commuting, leisure riding, sportives and more!
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Ever wondered what life is like as a professional cyclist? Australian ex-professional cyclist Mitch Docker takes you inside the world of Professional Cycling. Bringing you the stories behind the individuals in the sport - from the pros in the peloton to staff behind the teams - to commentators & legends, plus training insights & debriefs on major races throughout the year. It’s all here! Newly retired from the professional peloton, Mitch is exploring his new pelotons - all the pelotons that ...
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A podcast by Vandoit Vans, we explore how transforming adventure & commercial vans transform lives, businesses and organizations in real ways.
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Global cycling platform, the Unfound App, brings regular chats with cycling personalities from around the world.
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Hit The Road Podcast is all about Sharing Experiences, Races, And everything in between. Join us, as we bring guests and together debunk cycling myths, and help you become a better, faster and stronger cyclist / triathlete
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A podcast from Hosking Partners that goes anywhere and everywhere across the investment landscape. For more information please visit https://www.hoskingpartners.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Asking Why, Making Time, Connecting with Yoga. Chris is a passionate connecter, blogger, photographer, yoga teacher, baker, cyclist, and coffee fiend. In every show, he showcases inspiring and engaging individuals that have made yoga part of their life.
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We are active people living in Lexington, Kentucky. We love to be outdoors, participating in new adventures and experiencing all the natural beauty and resources we have available to us in our great state.
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We are a bike advocacy and culture podcast based in Los Angeles, Ca.
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Hey I'm Tom! I'm a film-maker, adventurer and former BBC journalist. Join me in conversation with those who chose a life of adventure, those who don't take normal as normal and those with incredible stories to tell. If you think you know someone who has a Great British Adventure story to tell, please get in contact: https://linktr.ee/tombryanyeah
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Join TV presenter and broadcaster Kate Lawler and her husband Boj in a show that combines food, family life and at times, full-on chaos. For all recipes featured on the show, visit Boj and Kate on Instagram. To get in touch with the show, email us at [email protected]. Boj & Kate Have A Lot On Their Plate is a Podmasters production. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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A master-class in personal and professional development, ultra-athlete, wellness evangelist and bestselling author Rich Roll delves deep with the world's brightest and most thought provoking thought leaders to educate, inspire and empower you to unleash your best, most authentic self. More at: https://richroll.com
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Conversation for the love of bikes...all of them. We can't promise that it won't get too nerdy at times but always try to keep it fun and entertaining. We will touch on subject matter ranging in topics for newbies to the hardcore racer and everyone in between. Cyclocross, bike packing, road, mtb, bmx, gravel or just riding in general, we got ya covered. Interviews with athletes and industry insiders as well as stories that will hopefully entertain as well as inspire you to ride.
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Interviews of interesting people, learn from their journeys' from childhood to success, from Professional Racecar drivers, Olympians, to billionaire CEO’s to contemporary thinkers. Insight into how interesting people arrange their lives to live their dreams.
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The Edge Show, hosted by Mark Thompson.
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Documentaries and dramas. Spinning yarns and unraveling them, Yarn is a podcast dedicated to storytelling at its finest. We have 29 different stories now, each in a different style. Most episodes are standalone but some bigger stories are part of a series. We've done a 3-part doc series on the history of disability, a 2-part docu-drama about a German spy in Ireland during WW2. We've taken listeners on a trip around the Chernobyl exclusion zone, on a ride-along with a New York police officer ...
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The Just Bikes Podcast is a new podcast from The Mettleset, hosted by ultra-cyclist Dawn Barnable and friends. As the name suggests, the podcast is all about bikes. From ultra- to adventure, the pain cave to the peloton and lots of type-two fun, The Just Bikes Podcast will feature a host of guests from all over the world to talk about all things cycling and cycling culture. Follow us on IG at @justbikesthepodcast. Don’t forget to subscribe, like and leave a review wherever you get your podca ...
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Join hosts Mike and Jack, two friends living with Type 1 diabetes, for candid, relatable conversations on life with T1D. Diagnosed at different stages—Mike at 10, Jack at 30—they bring diverse perspectives and real-life experiences to the table. Now in their 30s, they share weekly episodes every Sunday, filled with humour, honest insights, and practical tips for managing blood sugar, insulin, and carb counting. Every Wednesday, tune in for bonus episodes featuring powerful, listener-submitte ...
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All Bodies on Bikes is a movement to create and foster a size-inclusive bike community. Join Marley and Ellen as they explore the ideas surrounding “All Bodies On Bikes” and the impact this movement has on communities. We will explore themes such as inclusivity on group rides, the limitations of equipment, finding clothing and cycling tools, group ride dynamics as a larger-bodied person, the impact that “All Bodies On Bikes” has had and can have on the cycling industry as a whole. Our podcas ...
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Exploring an aspect of a human's life in 20 minute episodes.
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Three stories to expand your worldview, delivered daily. Matt Galloway cuts through a sea of choice to bring you stories that transcend the news cycle. Conversations with big thinkers, household names, and people living the news. An antidote to algorithms that cater to what you already know — and a meeting place for diverse perspectives. In its 20 years, the Current has become a go-to place for stories that shape and entertain us. Released daily, Monday to Friday. Some of the topics we’ve co ...
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Welcome and dobrodošli to Feel Slovenia the podcast, the official podcast of the Slovenian Tourist Board and gold winner of the international Golden City Gate Award. In each episode, your host, Dr Noah Charney, will explore what he has called “the world’s best country:” meeting locals, traveling, eating and getting to know the very best of Slovenia. Where should you go when visiting Slovenia? What should you be sure to do, see, eat and experience? Join us for the ultimate insider’s guide to ...
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As a cyclist and filmmaker and photographer, this is a new creative outlet for me and one that I am very excited about. I think one of the takeaways of 2020 is just how much I miss the people in my life and fostering those relationships so this seemed like a natural progression. I was kind of down in the dumps in the early winter and I missed everyone. I had been flirting with a podcast for quite some time and I decided to just go for it. I do not make any claims that I know what I’m doing. ...
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The How I Got Here podcast was born from an observation I had, that people believed success to look a certain type of way. That to be successful you would dress a certain way, have a certain title, work for a company with x amount of employees and have a traditionally vocational career where you had to jump through the hoops of studies, internships and job placements. Meanwhile, we look around us and we know and meet success stories every single day that are nothing to do with the convention ...
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Bonus Ep - I'm a mountain bike-curious gravel cyclist
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In this bonus episode, I explore a question I've been pondering for some time now - should I get into mountain biking? This one is best viewed on Youtube so head over here for the full video - https://youtu.be/CFevEq-56v4 I also recently released a Marin Headlands 2 Gravel Bike review - find it here - https://youtu.be/ERHPxhiJ4xo And please subscri…
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“Get that bike back in the van!” Tour de France tech tales from the Dauphiné, Factor’s radical bike, and the backlash to new UCI rules + Does Cycle to Work still… work?
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Go dancing and still get to bed early — the rise of daytime parties
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If staying out dancing until 3 a.m. doesn’t appeal to you like it used to, you’re not alone. Across Canada, daytime dance parties are making space for people who want to move, socialize and still be in bed before midnight. We talk to two daytime party organizers about what it means to dance in the daytime and how it's reshaping nightlife.…
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45 years later, Terry Fox’s brother is riding across Canada
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45 years ago, Terry Fox set out to run across Canada to raise money for cancer research. He made it more than 5,000 kilometres before cancer forced him to stop. This summer, his brother Darrell Fox is cycling coast to coast to honour that journey and raise funds through the Ride of Hope. We speak with Fred Fox, Terry's older brother, about what it …
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Canadian politics heats up for the summer!
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It’s the first day of summer and Canadian politics is already heating up. Prime Minister Mark Carney is hoping to pass Bill C-5 before the House breaks, but the legislation is drawing serious pushback from Indigenous leaders and others. Meanwhile, the G7 has wrapped — was there any progress on tariffs? Plus, a Conservative Party leadership review a…
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BEST OF (#67 of 572) THE CHASE from MOBY DICK by HERMAN MELVILLE (EARLY HOLIDAY RELEASE)
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ROLL ON: Embracing Stillness, Recovering From Surgery & Going Slow To Go Slow
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Roll On returns! Brace yourselves! Adam Skolnick and I catch up on spinal fusion surgery, going slow to go slow, and what happens when the universe finally gets your attention. On tap: recovery realizations, walking very slowly, and the wild idea that maybe you're enough without all the doing. We dive into LA's current chaos, maintaining humanity, …
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Dr. Sarah Ruggins' JOGLEJOG Ride: From Paralysis to World Record
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What does it take to cycle the entire length of the UK and back — 2,700km in just over five days? For Dr. Sarah Ruggins, it took more than legs of steel. It took vision, grit, and the unshakeable will to turn personal adversity into purpose. In this powerful episode of Zone2Speak, I sit down with Sarah fresh off her record-breaking LEJOGLEJOG ride.…
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She was abused by her stepfather — and her mother stayed with him
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A powerful documentary about a woman breaking the silence around sexual abuse in her family. Robin Heald was abused for years by her stepfather — and her mother stayed with him - even after he pleaded guilty. In It Ends With Me, CBC producer John Chipman follows Robin’s journey back into that past — and how she’s working to stop the cycle for futur…
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'Aging is not for the meek' — what we don’t say about aging
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In the conclusion of our series As We Age, we bring together a panel of guests navigating emotional and complex conversations — from how to care for their aging parents, negotiating moves into retirement homes, to what it means to grow old yourself while caring for someone else. It’s an intimate look at the realities many Canadians are quietly mana…
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Without final exams, are students really learning?
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Across Canada, final exams are disappearing from high schools. Since the pandemic, some school boards have dropped or reworked them entirely. Supporters say the shift reduces student stress and allows for more meaningful assessments. But critics worry we’re sending teens into adulthood without learning how to cope with pressure. We speak with two e…
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#2524 - Bike Protests, Bike Hating Mayors, the BFF, and Tubes V Tubeless
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Taylor bikes to a No Kings protest, and meets a friend of the show (3:30). Our lawyer, James Pocrass, on what to do if the authorities take your bike at a protest-and how to avoid it (6:04). Original cohost and bike mechanic Jim Cadenhead on the plusses and minuses of tubeless tires (12:30). Sammy's Law was meant to allow New York City to reduce ca…
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This week - Kate gets mistaken for her dad's girlfriend, nearly pulls a Holly & Phil at the rugby, Nick has a glow-up and Boj decides that we're a nation of...well, it's not a nice word. This week's dish is veggie enchilladas - the recipe will be on our Instagram. Want to see the videos from the show? Follow us on Instagram Want to get in touch? Em…
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BEST OF (#68 of 573) THE MILLION DOLLAR BOND ROBBERY AGATHA CHRISTIE
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A million dollars worth of nonds disappear from under a young man's nose and now he's being held accountable- a great Poirot mystery short story from Agatha ChristieBy me
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Ep 198 Jessica Nankman Ultra Cyclists and Liv Ambassador
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Jessica and her husband Joel are a power couple when it comes to Ultra Cycling. They both ride epic Ultra events together and in some instances separately. This is somewhat unusual in the Ultra space as we discussed on the podcast. Many couples have one athlete while the spouse will take on the support role. Jessica and Joel just returned from the …
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Race Radio: Tantalisingly Close – Warming Up for the Tour
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Life in the Peloton is proudly brought to you by MAAP The Tour is right around the corner! La Grande Boucle. The creme de la creme. The biggest race of the year. After a stellar Dauphine watching Pog, Jonas, and Remco show their cards I am so gee’d up to watch this year’s race; A grippy first week in the North of France, some epic mountains, and a …
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How mRNA vaccines went from scientific darlings to a political football
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mRNA vaccines saved millions of lives during the pandemic. But now, that science is under political attack in the United States. Funding is being pulled, approvals are being delayed, and the science questioned by politicians. Science journalist Elie Dolgin joins us to explain how a technology once hailed as revolutionary is now facing an existentia…
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A Canadian family's desperate quest to flee Iran as missiles fall
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As tensions rise between Israel and Iran, a Canadian citizen and her family trapped in Tehran are trying to find a way out — with fuel scarce and borders uncertain. We speak with one family preparing to flee, and hear what it's like on the ground in Jerusalem with CBC’s Margaret Evans.
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Remembering the victims of the Air India bombing, Canada’s worst terrorism attack
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Forty years ago, a bomb tore through Air India Flight 182, killing all 329 people on board — the majority of them Canadian. Despite being the worst mass murder in this country’s history, many Canadians still don’t know the story. In a new CBC documentary, families of the victims reflect on the trauma, the justice they feel they never received, and …
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Nike taps Toronto duo for historic collaboration with Indian designers
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Nike’s latest collection is making waves — not just for the fashion, but for who’s behind it. The brand has teamed up with the Toronto-born label NorBlack NorWhite in what’s being celebrated as a landmark collaboration. For many in the South Asian community, it’s a rare moment of representation in an industry that often borrows from their culture w…
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U of T’s president on what a university education is really for
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As thousands of graduates toss their caps in the air, the president of Canada’s largest university is stepping down. Meric Gertler reflects on 12 years at the helm of the University of Toronto — and the future of education and life after the classroom in the age of AI and fewer jobs.
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He started his degree in 1976. Last week, he graduated
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Dave Burnett started his degree in 1976. Now 49 years later, he is graduating. He talks to Matt Galloway about that moment crossing the stage nearly half a century in the making. The 68-year-old just completed his agriculture degree — and reflects on the long road to graduation — a story of addiction, recovery and achieving long-held dreams.…
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What to do about the high cost of hospital parking?
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Hospital parking is expensive. Add that to the already high cost of being sick. Cancer patients, parents and caregivers can spend thousands on parking and are calling for fees to be reduced or eliminated. But hospitals say they need the money to help pay for healthcare in a stretched system. We hear from one patient about the cost, and why when Nov…
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The greatest artist of the 20th century? AI’s answer and why it matters
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AI is exploding. It’s everywhere. And almost everyone is using it. From writing emails to generating lifelike videos, to booking appointments, artificial intelligence is moving beyond simple prompts and into what experts call “agentic AI” — systems that can act on our behalf. CBC’s Nora Young joins Matt Galloway to talk about this moment in AI. She…
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A Skeptic’s Guide To Meditation: Bob Roth On The Science & Extreme Benefits of Transcendental Meditation
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Bob Roth is one of America's most experienced meditation teachers and executive director of The David Lynch Foundation. This conversation explores the intersection of ancient transcendence and modern necessity. We discuss Bob's 50+ year practice, David Lynch's final words about happiness, the neuroscience of "effortless meditation," and why accessi…
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From Novice Cyclist to Record Breaker in 2 Years - Sarah Ruggins
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In May 2025, Sarah Ruggins made history. She became the fastest person to cycle from John O’Groats to Land’s End and back, covering the 1,677-mile route in an astonishing 5 days, 11 hours, and 14 minutes. Sarah didn’t just smash the women’s record - she claimed the outright record. But what makes her achievement all the more extraordinary is everyt…
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What will it take to get more people into the trades?
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As the prime minister eyes a number of “nation-building” projects, the country is in need of tens of thousands more tradespeople to make them happen. We hear from high school students planning to pursue jobs in the trades, while economists Simon Gaudreault and Jim Stanford debate whether lowering standards and encouraging greater immigration could …
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How this conductor is bringing Powell River, B.C. together with music
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Many small communities across the country are struggling to survive, as people age and their children chase big city life. Powell River, B.C. is trying to keep its own numbers up with the help of a conductor who’s worked with some of the world’s biggest orchestras. In her documentary War and Peace, the CBC’s Liz Hoath hears from locals who say Arth…
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Drama plagued Canada’s last G7 summit. Can Carney avoid repeating it?
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A lot is at stake at this week’s G7 summit in Alberta. Prime Minister Mark Carney will be looking for a deal on tariffs, and avoiding the kind of drama that roiled the meeting last time Canada hosted it. CBC journalist JP Tasker walks us through the challenges Carney faces at this meeting, while Peter MacKay and Bessma Momani assess whether world l…
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THE ADVENTURE OF THE SECOND STAIN A SHERLOCK HOLMES MYSTERY
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Elle Linton: Riding for Joy, Representation & Realness
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Join me in this inspiring episode as I chat with Elle Linton, a dynamic fitness professional, passionate cycling advocate, and creator of the empowering platform Keep it simpElle. Elle shares her incredible journey in the world of fitness and cycling, discussing everything from painful beginnings to joyful rediscoveries. Her story unveils the impor…
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T1D Life Unfiltered: Massive Wins, Mad Waffles & Jacks Scariest Hypo Yet
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This week on We Are T1D, Mike and Jack bring you a laid-back catch-up episode filled with relatable moments, listener wins, and plenty of banter. With no specific topics on the agenda, the lads dive into their weekly highlights and share the ups and downs of living with Type 1 diabetes. In this episode, we chat about: 🎉 Celebrating listener achieve…
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Iran and Israel conflict could escalate quickly after Israeli strikes: expert
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Israel targeted nuclear facilities inside Iran in a major attack against the country, killing top military brass and civilians alike. Iran is already retaliating against what it calls a “declaration of war” by Israel with drone strikes of its own. We hear from a journalist and an Iranian political expert about why the escalation is coming right now…
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Meet suzetrigine, the new non-opioid painkiller promising relief without risk of addiction
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When it comes to treating chronic pain, doctors have few options to reach for aside from opioid prescriptions for their patients. A non-opioid medication recently approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration stands to change that. A journalist explains how researchers discovered a new way to combat pain with this drug, which a Canadian doctor …
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A Saskatchewan scientist says he has a treatment for ALS. Critics say his claims are questionable
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ALS is a death sentence for those diagnosed with it. Now a scientist in Moose Jaw claims he has discovered the secret to stopping the disease in its tracks. CBC’s Geoff Leo investigated the claims of a treatment, which desperate patients are forking over tens of thousands of dollars for, in his documentary Hard to Swallow.…
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BEST OF (#66 of 571) HIGH WATER MARK by BRET HARTE
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#2523 - An LA Bike Advocate Rebuilds, Northampton Bikepacking, and NYC Reels From Anti-Bike Laws
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LA Bike Advocate and Altadena Town Councilmember Dorothy Wong on rebuilding her home and her town after the LA fires destroyed both (2:17).The "Born To Be Wild" bikepackers of Northampton High School reflect on their annual 4-day tour of Western Massachusetts (13:29).New York City is dragging cyclists to criminal court for minor and sometimes made …
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43 Cycling Men and Women of Leisure, One Moonshine Distillery, and a Three-Headed Medusa Hill
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Send us a text Saddle up for an exhilarating journey across Georgia with the Cycling Men of Leisure as we lead our largest-ever team of 43 riders through the challenging Appalachian foothills. This episode captures the first half of our fourth consecutive BRAG (Bike Ride Across Georgia) adventure, where the terrain proved anything but flat. From Ro…
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Ep 197 Retired Bike Shop Owner Kevin Chudy of Bike N Hike
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Kevin is someone that I have been trying to get on for some time. He grew up working at the retailer Bike N Hike in Albany. He eventually became a manager and then a part owner at the tender age of 25. He later went on to open more locations and when he decided to shut it down he owned 4 Bike N Hike locations outright and even some real estate. Tou…
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In this episode of the Zone2Speak podcast, host Juliana sits down with Colin Strickland, a renowned gravel cyclist, to explore the profound transformations and challenges he has faced in recent years. Known for his incredible endurance and iconic victories, Colin shares how his life took an unexpected turn following a personal tragedy that thrust h…
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Canadian video game maker wins Peabody — as the industry faces massive downturn
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Earlier this month, Remy Siu and his team at Sunset Visitor won a Peabody for their video game 1000xResist. The project was a success, to its own creators' surprise, as they attempted to create a story about mythology for the Asian diaspora. Siu talks about the big win — and a journalist breaks down the context of mass layoffs that are roiling a vi…
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How to get your kids hooked on reading over the summer
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It’s not always easy to get your kids reading in the summer. Whether it’s Minecraft or going to the swimming pool, kids have plenty of excuses to not pick up a book. Three experts are here with their favourite kids books for the season — and they tell us how you, too, can get the child in your life to keep reading.…
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Calling the military into L.A. poses a threat to democracy: advocate
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ICE raids in L.A. sparked protests, pushback and stopped traffic in that city — which have been met with military force, as U.S. President Donald Trump sent in the National Guard and Marines earlier this week. Antonio Gutierrez, co-founder of Organized Communities Against Deportations, says these moves are a threat to American democracy — and a law…
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Kate vs cyclists, our worst teacher pranks PLUS it's our wedding anniversary!
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An epic week at home - Kate takes on cyclists and joggers (and Boj has his say) and we embark on a semi-disastrous fund-raising attempt. This week's dish is a creamy artichoke pasta with roasted celeriac - the recipe will be on our Instagram. Want to see the videos from the show? Follow us on Instagram Want to get in touch? Email us at bojandkate@p…
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A SACRIFICE HIT and THE FERRY OF UNFULLFILLMENT by O.HENRY
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By Jon Hagadorn
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Live from St. John’s, a city where the people make the place
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Matt Galloway visited St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador to talk about the hurdles the province faces, and the conditions there that have produced great artists of all kinds, from authors to comedians. In this special edition of The Current, Galloway heard from some of the people that make the city one of a kind in front of a live audience at Th…
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At sea, few witness the rampant human rights abuses. This journalist saw them first hand
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From shore, the ocean looks brilliant, blue and clear. But somewhere out there, pirates, traffickers, slave labourers and migrants navigate the high seas — a place without laws. Ian Urbina shares the incredible stories of squid fishers who haven’t touched solid ground in years and of migrants shot at by Libya’s coastguard in the second season of hi…
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