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Artemis ReCap - Eat Cookies, Name a Crater and Then Back to Work
Season 2 Episode 158
Artemis mission photographs showed the far side of the moon with Earth in the background. They looked like a science fiction film. The astronauts sai…
4 months, 3 weeks ago
GOOD NEWS TUESDAY - The 90-Year-Old Who Chose Kettlebells for Her Birthday
Season 2 Episode 157
Good News Tuesday lands on a week that opened with a 3.9 earthquake near Ottawa and somehow still found four stories worth stopping for. A 90-year-ol…
4 months, 3 weeks ago
Vassy Kapelos: The Envelope She Almost Never Opened
Season 2 Episode 157
A random act of kindness arrived in a hot pink envelope at a CTV newsroom during a federal by-election special. It sat unopened all day. She assumed …
4 months, 3 weeks ago
Cancer Was in Dinosaurs. Dr. Chris Hillis on How Far We’ve Come
Season 2 Episode 157
Cancer treatment advances have changed what a diagnosis means, and most of us haven't updated our mental model for it. Cancer was in dinosaur bones. …
4 months, 3 weeks ago
NEW - The Accountability Question Nobody Could Answer
Season 2 Episode 157
Canadian government accountability is the question underneath a majority nobody seems to be celebrating. Mark Carney got his sweep, two floor crosser…
4 months, 3 weeks ago
Shiftheads - Buffalo Sabres: Almost Canadian But They Kept the Receipts for 14 Years
Season 2 Episode 157
Buffalo Sabres playoffs are back, and they came prepared. The last time Buffalo made the postseason, Stephen Harper was Prime Minister, Minecraft had…
4 months, 3 weeks ago
The Feature That Is Off By Default For a Reason
Season 2 Episode 157
Google Gemini personal intelligence is available in Canada starting today, and the thing it knows about you when switched on is genuinely surprising.…
4 months, 3 weeks ago
ICYMI - The 125-Year Reason Iran Won't Let Go
Season 2 Episode 157
The Strait of Hormuz is thirty kilometres wide and it has held the world hostage before. Not since 1979. Since 1901, when a foreign company was hande…
4 months, 3 weeks ago
Wrongfully Convicted Affects the Victims Too
Season 2 Episode 157
Wrongful conviction in Canada is still new information to most people who hear it, even after documentaries, headlines, and high-profile cases. Kelly…
4 months, 3 weeks ago
SHIFTHEADS: You Know It When You See It. Ryan O'Donnell on Where PDA Crosses the Line.
Season 2 Episode 156
Public displays of affection have an unspoken line that nobody can define until someone crosses it in front of them. Handholding is fine. One good ai…
4 months, 3 weeks ago