The holiday season slammed us this year; cars wouldn't start, shops were packed, and everyone seemed to frantically prep for their first real Christmas parties since 2019. Messi even narrowly led Argentina to a World Cup title, so it's truly been an intense time all around.
With stockings and mistletoe ready, we await Santa's visit, along with our last playlist of 2022. Enjoy, be merry, and we'll see you on the flipside in January!
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Aubrianna Snow learns about the tremendous community impact of Douglas Mitchell on The Well Endowed Podcast.
Bloom sits down with author and strategist Shawn Kanungo to discuss his book The Bold Ones.
Kenny and Qashus also chatted with Shawn Kanungo, and offered a special interview with Bean Gill, founder of the ReYu Paralysis Centre, on The 2nd Floor.
Edmonton’s four-year budget has been approved, and with that, the team at Speaking Municipally looks at the Edmonton mayor’s “spending like drunken sailors” hot mic moment and breaks down all the decisions that were made. Plus, the annual Jeopardy quiz is back, pitting three city councillors agains each other in a game of trivia.
Let’s Do Coffee talks with Mikayla Balfour, a third-year NAIT student and founder of GRIT Snow, an outerwear line for female skiers and snowboarders.
Andrew, Charlie, and Greg offer a festive mid-season rundown and an “Is this Kosher?” pop quiz on It's a Conspiracy!.
Season 3 of Scamtime is off to a rolling start with a listener clue about the recent updates on Frank Abagnale Jr. of Catch Me If You Can fame.
Lena, Avery, and guests try a variety of unconventionally flavoured candy canes on Mess Hall Podcast.
It’s a busy season in Three Kitchens land, with explorations on lemon curd, modernist trifle, leftover turkey soup (Asian style), and Speakeasy shorts on Blue Lagoon Fizz and Plum Gin Fizz.
Shane plays a game of Two Liars and a Teacher and chats with instructional coach Mia Young on Unprofessional Development.
IN A&E:
The writing room at I Have Some Notes takes on re-scripting Last Night in Soho as they send off 2022.
I Love This, You Should Too posts a holiday Star Wars special, and follow up with a revisiting of The Christmas Story.
Kyle and Dave vs The Machine visits The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas and travels back to the ‘50s with My Favourite Year.
APN’s program director Fawnda sits down with Lucia on Repodcasting to re-work the casting — and some of the glaring mental health issues — of the legendary rom-com Sleepless in Seattle.
Crow Reads speaks with author Leslie Greentree about character-driven stories, how short story and novel writing are shaped, and Greentree’s new collection, Not The Apocalypse I was Hoping For.
The Read-Along soldiers on through Chapters 13 and 14 of Carrie Vaughn’s Questland.
Shannon Dohar returns to Putting It Together to try to make sense of the start of Act 2 of Merrily We Roll Along, and Michael Price drops in to discuss Jason Alexander and the song “It’s A Hit!”.
Johannes suffers from agoraphobia, so he tries out a special therapy called “remoting” which allows one to rent a different body for venturing out on a new yarn from Makeshift Stories.
What should be a straightforward trip to Popularia takes an unexpected turn, and our heroes find themselves lost without logic binders on the latest adventure in Quantum Kickflip.
in SPORTS:
Ty and Currah look back on the 2022 season for the CFL on this year’s final episode of 2 and Out CFL Podcast.
The Loyal Company of the River Valley crew have hung up their cleats for good, along with FC Edmonton. Nathan and Adam share favourite memories of the team’s successes on their farewell episode.
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