Spring in our steps — The latest on APN — April 2-8

No matter the temperature outside, the first days of April always feel like spring has truly arrived. Perhaps it's the increase in daylight hours, or the re-opening of oh-so-many offices, or even the bunnies shedding their winter white fur — but we're feeling fairly twitterpated this week, and looking ahead to the springtime-y activities that are starting up again. 

The APN bees have been busy making podcasts, too, so we've got the week's playlist queued up just in time for your weekend exploits. You may even need to bust out the sunscreen. Enjoy! 

Heads up: We're taking next Friday off for an Easter egg hunt and pysanky decorating party. We'll be back with the latest episodes and news on Calgary Expo the following week (keep an eye on the Expo schedule; some familiar APN faces will be recording episodes live from the floor at Stampede Park between April 21 and 24). 

The “subscribe” button on the Listen Notes playlist below will let you grab APN’s most recent episodes for your podcatcher.

  • This week, Bloom looks at High Dough’s pizza pivot and some big news for companies involved in space data and eye lasers.

  • Speaking Municipally catches up with Edmonton councillors Michael Janz and Ashley Salvador.

  • La place heads east to explore the historic community of Bonnyville.

  • Bridging the Gap talks with with artist and dragon lover Tulia, age 17.

  • The Well Endowed Podcast discusses memorial funds and the heartfelt story behind The Dash Fund.

  • The 2nd Floor asks Eric Cheng, CEO and founder of 12 Creative, about how he got into marketing.

  • Pamella and Janet look at tips to manage adrenal fatigue on Healthy Lifestyle Design.

  • Three Kitchens tries out a beef tenderloin with rosé sauce and quick-pickled onion, and discuss the gaudy Salvador Dalí cookbook, Les dîners de Gala.

In A&E:

  • Olav Rokne of the Hugo Book Club Blog returns to I Have Some Notes to lend insights on the 1985 sci-fi romp Robot Jox.

  • Matthew K. Begbie visits Kyle and Dave vs The Machine to discuss 1982’s signature sequel flop, Grease 2.

  • Makda is joined by poet Steffi Tad-y to discuss Steffi’s debut poetry collection From the Shoreline on Glass Bookshop Radio.

  • The Read-Along cracks the spine on the next sci-fi mystery read: Screams from the Void by Anne Tibbets.

  • Matt Steele returns to Putting It Together to discuss the nuances of “Ladies in their Sensitivities” from Sweeney Todd.

  • Tenaj Wiliams of CTV’s Jann sits down for a bite with Karen and Griffin on The Breakfast Dish.

  • After reading his rediscovered diary, an indentured farm labourer begins to suspect an entire year is missing from the world’s collective memory in this week’s Makeshift Stories.

  • I Love This, You Should Too recaps favourite roles from the past year of episodes with a cheeky third annual Awards Show Spectacular.

And in SPORTS:

  • Ty and Currah offer a quick off-season appearance of 2 and Out CFL Podcast.

  • Get Checkered looks at the return of Formula 1 to the Las Vegas strip in 2023.

  • Loyal Company of the River Valley looks ahead to this Sunday's home opener for FC Edmonton, and makes some best guesses for what's ahead in the Premier League season.

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