They may be the longest and darkest of the year, but December's evenings are awash with all sorts of twinkly goodness — from light installations to freshly fallen snow, the season's sparkle helps us cope with even the most frigid temperatures.
We like taking long walks in the neighbourhood these nights, along with a good playlist and a warm cup of candy cane mocha (or mulled glühwein — it all looks the same in a travel mug). Check out the latest episodes, and welcome the weekend with your pals on APN.
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After catching up on Plug and Play Alberta and other accelerators, Faaiza Ramji and Karen Unland spitball a new accelerator for consumer packaged goods on this week’s Bloom.
Speaking Municipally looks at City Manager Andre Corbould’s recent claim that the majority of Edmontonians are not on board with climate change funding, and at the EPS’s plan to reduce its deficit.
Let’s Find Out takes on Shelley Jodoin-Chouinard’s question: What is Edmonton’s smallest park?
Kenny and Qashus sit down with author and globally recognized innovation strategist Shawn Kanungo on The 2nd Floor to discuss his recent book, The Bold Ones.
Erick Estrada, executive director of the Alberta Avenue Business Association and co-founder of FlamingSoft Inc., is this week’s interview on Let’s Do Coffee.
Andrew, Charlie, and Greg get into whether or not we only used the rumoured 10% of our brains, and the other Queen of Canada on It’s A Conspiracy!
Lucia from Repodcasting joins Lena and Avery on Mess Hall Podcast to taste products that are flavoured like other products; Cinnamon Toast Crunch cake and and Nutter Butter popcorn are among the treats therein.
Shane and Mealy look at engineering with a special guest on Unprofessional Development.
This week on Three Kitchens, we're cooking up plum cake with streusel, a family recipe from Erin's Oma — plus a Speakeasy short on the oh-so-refreshing Cool as a Cucumber cocktail.
In A&E:
The fellas take on what’s arguably the most replayed and re-sung kids’ film of all time — this week it’s Frozen on I Have Some Notes.
I Love This, You Should Too watches the Netflix Christmas movie Falling For Christmas, and comes away with more questions than answers.
Kyle and Dave vs The Machine settle in for a cold winter’s night with 1982’s An Officer and a Gentleman.
The Read-Along turns the page to Chapter 13 of Questland by Carrie Vaughn.
Kyle chats with Jim Walton, the original Franklin Shepard in Merrily We Roll Along, on Putting It Together.
In “Ocean Drift,” a genetically modified orangutan and its human companion flee to a self-declared independent micro-nation on the latest Makeshift Stories.
SPORTS
Currah and Ty recap the latest happenings in the CFL off-season on 2 and Out CFL Podcast.
Get Checkered flashes back to George Russell’s first Formula 1 win in Sao Paulo in a recap episode.
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