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Bryan Adams pulls a Morrissey, an Indigenous ceremony is broken up by the RCMP, and Ghomeshi attempts another comeback.
Ryan McMahon co-hosts.
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“I never believe in going down without a fight…I’m a triple fire sign.”
Brooke Manning is the owner of Likely General, a store and gallery space in Toronto.
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“Hugs feel like they’re going to be euphoric.”
Weyni Mengesha is the artistic director of Soulpepper Theatre Company in Toronto.
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Prime Minister Trudeau said naming the Nova Scotia mass shooter was giving him "the gift of infamy." Romayne Smith Fullerton investigates how different democracies cover crime, and what that reveals about our relationship to government, and to each other.
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"I fucking hate Zooming... and having to look at my own face."
John Semley is a writer and author who splits his time between Toronto and Philadelphia. But mostly Toronto these days.
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When police searched journalists’ offices in the Alberta legislature, we wondered how government reporters were faring in the age of COVID-19. And after securing millions from the federal government, Canada’s big newspaper chains are finding new ways to ask for more money.
Allison Smith co-hosts.
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"I guess like a positive abnormal and unusual thing I did was propose to my girlfriend, which was pretty cool."
Jaren Kerr is an editor at Yahoo Finance Canada. He is also the former deputy news editor of CANADALAND Media.
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"I think I may have had coronavirus."
Martin Lukacs is a journalist and author based in Montreal.
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Kenny Hotz achieved fame as the co-star of Kenny vs. Spenny, one of Canada’s most successful TV shows. The comedy series, built around a competition between two supposed friends and the crude humiliation of the loser, premiered on the CBC in 2003. It was cancelled after just one season, but was then picked up in the U.S. and became an international sensation. It’s been a decade since the last episode of Kenny vs. Spenny went to air, and Hotz reflects on the legacy of the show, the nature of his own success, and the possibility of a reboot, in what turned out to be a revealing discussion.
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"Pushing for a world where we accept the risks of having a body... That's where we need to go."
Kai Cheng Thom is a writer and performer based in Toronto.
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