Podcast Recap

• Super Awesome Science Show: The Science of Fear

  On this week’s Super Awesome Science Show, we’re going to take a closer look at fear and why it's such a strange, fascinating aspect of our existence.

  Science

  Oct 29, 2019
  
• Crime Beat podcast: Darkness in the Pass

  It’s a case the family of the victims describe as a real-life horror show.

  Crime

  Oct 8, 2019
  
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• Dark Poutine podcast recap: Lynn Duggan and Patti Ducharme murders

  In 2004, Brad Duggan, Lynn and Cheryl's brother, had the first of two restorative justice meetings with Brock Graham. This is where the case to solve Lynn's murder finally takes a turn.

  Crime

  Oct 7, 2019
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• History of the ’90s podcast: The O.J. Simpson verdict

  Podcast host Kathy Kenzora takes a look back at the trial from a special perspective: she was outside the L.A. County courthouse on Oct. 3, 1995, the day the verdict was read.

  Entertainment

  Oct 3, 2019
• When Life Gives You Parkinson’s podcast: Parkinson SuperWalk

  This year, Parkinson Canada held more than 82 SuperWalks across Canada with 10,000 participants and exceeded its goal of raising more than $2.4 million.

  Sep 25, 2019
• Super Awesome Science Show: The marvels of mushrooms

  On this week’s 'Super Awesome Science Show,' we explore some of the scientific uses of edible fungi and how mushrooms may be able to improve our lives.

  Science

  Sep 24, 2019
• Super Awesome Science Show: Studying UFOs

  On this week’s 'Super Awesome Science Show,' we’re going to venture into ufology — a field that’s working to figure out what these mysterious objects happen to be.

  Science

  Sep 20, 2019
• History of the ’90s podcast: Looking back at the Girl Power phenomenon

  Before the Spice Girls were kicking it for the girls, the Riot GRRL movement of the Pacific Northwest was also blazing a trail for young women.

  Entertainment

  Sep 18, 2019
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• When Life Gives You Parkinson’s podcast: Fundraising is a family affair

  "This was something we could do to show our support," said Anthony Kerkman.

  Health

  Sep 11, 2019
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• Dark Poutine podcast recap: The murder of Sandy Seale

  After spending almost 12 years in prison for the murder of Nova Scotia teen Sandy Seale, Donald Marshall Jr. was exonerated and became a symbol for Canada's wrongfully convicted.

  Crime

  Sep 9, 2019