As January comes to a close, we are treated to the first full moon of 2021 — the Wolf Moon — named so for the nightly howling often heard at this time of year.
Perhaps it's just that there are more dogs in the neighbourhood, but we're really feeling the full moon's effects these days. It's enough to inspire your own howling session. Take an evening stroll with this week's new pods from the pack at APN and howl along in your own way.
The “subscribe” button on any of the Listen Notes playlists will let you grab a playlist for your podcatcher. Sample the shows below, or check out the full week’s roundup on Spotify.
SOCIETY & CULTURE
Senator Paula Simons chats with The Daveberta Podcast about her new season of Alberta Unbound, and Mike Morrison of Mike’s Bloggity Blog visits anticulture with Josiah Sinanan.
There’s more in store this week from Press Start to Join, Eat More Barbecue, Mess Hall Podcast, and Speaking Municipally.
SPORTS
Tight Ends tackles wide receivers, Super Bowl picks, and a new drinking game (warning: WandaVision spoilers included), and Loyal Company of the River Valley chats with guest Jeff Paulus on his recent shift from head coach to manager of player development for FC Edmonton.
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Bollywood is For Lovers offers a look back at the films they watched in the latter half of 2020, the team at I Don’t Get It rings in the new year with Northern Light Theatre’s The Look, and Putting it Together continues its romp through A Little Night Music with Colm Molloy and “A Weekend in the Country.”
And there’s more from My View Finder, I Have Some Notes, Kyle & Dave vs the Machine, and The Read-Along.
LIFE & WORK
Cross-polliNation chats with Natalie Vardabasso of the EduCrush podcast on innovation in education, and Healthy Lifestyle Design stares down the darkest days of the year with a discussion on pandemic fatigue.
Plus, Ed - Conversations About the Teaching Life talks politics with Stephen Anderson, and we get a COVID diary update from Kyle on Creative Block.
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