As March roared in to greet the world with numerous harsh realities, we find ourselves humming the anthem of a far away place, hoping for peace and gathering sunflower seeds in solidarity. It's no big secret that Alberta is home to thousands of people of Ukrainian descent, so we're all keeping a close eye on our друзів (friends), and sending support however we can.
Here's hoping that the end of the month will go out like a sweet, fuzzy lamb. 'Til then, APN's newest episodes are queued up just for you — we recommend saving on gas and going out on foot to appreciate this weekend's sunny skies.
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The Well Endowed Podcast heads to the Mosquers Film Festival, back after a two-year pandemic hiatus.
ATB’s The Future Of talks with former Calgary mayor Naheed Nenshi about the future of cities.
Bloom visits the strawberry patch out at the Edmonton International Airport, and looks at female entrepreneurship in the province.
Speaking Municipally talks to sociology professor Temitope Oriola about police accountability.
La place continues its exploration of St-Paul in Part 2 of its three-episode series on the historic area.
Chris discusses the comic (and cosmic) roadblocks on the road to learning about paleontology and power in Yoho National Park on Let’s Find Out.
Stephanie and Karen have a short but sweet chat with Twitter personality "Granny" — who is purportedly 98 years old — on Bridging the Gap.
Shahzia takes inspiration from Audre Lorde on the search for self definition at work, and offers a few ways to achieve career joy on The Colour Gap.
The 2nd Floor throws back to their chat with actor and advocate Jesse Lipscombe.
Ed - Conversations About the Teaching Life looks at components of a healthy education with nurse educator Sarah Manacek, and talks online content creation with TikTokker Monica Geldart.
EPIC Podcast examines decolonizing disaster management with Dr. Linda Manyguns of Mount Royal University.
It’s A Conspiracy! drops a full episode on Batman lore in anticipation of The Batman.
Stephanie circles around crop circles and Karen dances around the American National Ballet on this week’s Scamtime.
We bid a fond farewell to Elizabeth and Karen, who posted their final episode of That’s a Thing?! this week. We can’t wait to see what you both are up to next!
Avery, Lena, Kevin, and Haydn celebrate the Mess Hall Podcast's fourth anniversary with a selection of vanilla cakes and Bazooka Joe soda.
Three Kitchens welcomes special guest Dawn Buschert, owner of Shirley's Greenhouse in Calgary. She talks about knowing where your food comes from and the importance of supporting local growers and producers.
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
I Love This, You Should Too looks at the oeuvre and legacy of Bob Marley.
Kyle and Dave vs The Machine takes in Sidney Lumet’s The Verdict.
Repodcasting reworks their fourth Tom Cruise foray with a new cast for Jack Reacher.
Rayanne talks with author and postdoctoral fellow Uchechukwu Peter Umezurike about his short story collection Double Walhala, Double Trouble, on Crow Reads.
The Read-Along turns the page to the next chapter of Phoenix Extravagant.
Putting It Together gets Sondheim Adjacent with Eleri Ward and her album of Sondheim covers called A Perfect Little Death. And Matt Koplik returns to discuss why “Pirelli’s Miracle Elixir” is such a fun song in Sweeney Todd.
Karen and Griffin are joined by Canadian country music artist Crystal McGrath on The Breakfast Dish.
Our heroes take Miper’s dare for a test run on the plane of Operaeblum on Quantum Kickflip.
Makeshift Stories offers an original tale about a sight-restoring operation that reveals much more than the recipient intended.
SPORTS
Armchair Sports continues the conversation on golfer Moe Norman with documentary filmmaker Barry Morrow.
Shanika invited journalist Amelia Taylor on Get Checkered to chat about everything wrong with Formula 1.
Former Golden Bear Ed Ilnicki drops by The Turf District to talk about his time in football and fan engagement with the Elks.
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