March 8 marked International Women's Day, but in these parts we like to think that every day is a good time to appreciate women's voices taking up space in the airways. Especially in our APN family, we're big fans of our cohort of ladies regularly discussing culture, cuisine, cars, careers, and even a little bit of crime. (Triton Digital reports that true crime is the most popular genre for female listeners, too.)
In addition to our fab playlist of all-new episodes, if you happen to be in Edmonton on March 12 you can catch Rising Voices, a panel of women podcasting on the arts, presented as part of the SkirtsAfire Festival. The event is pay-what-you-can, and features APN's Rayanne Haines (Crow Reads), Samantha Hees (I Love This, You Should Too), Makda Mulatu (Glass Bookshop Radio), and Sheena Rossiter (of WIFTA's Storylines) in discussion with APN Program Director Fawnda Mithrush. Join us, won't you?
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Innovate Edmonton’s Catherine Warren and ATB’s director of sponsorships Jenn Johnson weigh in on the future of cities with chief economist Todd Hirsch on ATB’s The Future Of.
The team at Taproot’s Bloom looks at innovative COVID tests, a tech startup monitoring the situation in Ukraine, and EPL’s new community kitchen.
Speaking Municipally discusses Edmonton’s reluctant decision to repeal its mask bylaw, and catches up on some other city hall news.
On two episodes of Ed - Conversations About the Teaching Life, Shane talks with seminal education author John Hattie and his son Kyle about what makes a strong learner and the importance of going beyond just what works in the classroom, and shares a check-in with Tanya Deroo about setting boundaries.
Janet and Pamella look at the complexities of aging for individuals, families, and communities on Healthy Lifestyle Design.
When the moon hits your eye, it’s time for pasta pie: The cast of Three Kitchens takes inspiration from the unusual pie recipe in Joe Famularo’s A Chef's Tour of Italy.
Kenny talks with a clone of himself about the strategies behind preparing for an MMA fight on a new solocast episode of The 2nd Floor.
In A & E:
German Villegas of Modern Manhood drops by to share thoughts on pop culture portrayals of fatherhood in Adam Sandler’s Big Daddy on I Have Some Notes.
Sam and Indy look at Jessica Simpson’s Open Book and the novels of Kurt Vonnegut on I Love This, You Should Too.
Kyle and Dave vs The Machine takes in Tootsie with José María Luna.
Poet Conyer Clayton chats with writer Jaclyn Deforges about her debut poetry collection Danger Flower on Glass Bookshop Radio.
The Read-Along moves on to Chapter 20 of Yoon Ha Lee’s Phoenix Extravagant, and Scott and Anita brace themselves for the novel’s impending climax.
Jonathan Chisolm returns to Putting It Together to discuss “The Contest” in Sweeney Todd, and the effectiveness of Pirelli’s bad Italian accent.
Both The Breakfast Dish and I Don’t Get It cover the Citadel Theatre’s production of Peter Pan Goes Wrong: Griffin and Karen chat with cast member Gabriel Covarrubias, while Paul and Fawnda review the show.
In SPORTS:
All of the Russians — including the Sochi Grand Prix, driver Nikita Mazepin, and Haas sponsor Uralkali — get unceremoniously booted from Formula 1, and Get Checkered can’t be happier about it.
Loyal Company of the River Valley discusses the latest player announcements from FC Edmonton, and speculates on signings that may be in store.
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