Best Glace Podcasts (2024)

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Official sod turning for the Glace Bay Youth and Family Centre 8:20

13h ago8:20

8:20

There's a new inclusive and accessible space for young people and families coming to Glace Bay.

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Sasha Zabar (Glace) & Prima 1:22:03

12d ago1:22:03

1:22:03

Today we are talking with Sasha Zabar, from the legendary Zabar family and owner of Glace, one of the most exciting new ice cream shops in New York City. We talk about growing up in his family’s grocery store, his heading out to hospitality school, and him coming back into the family fold to start his own business with his dad and brother. Then it'…

1
Nova Scotia Fisheries Alliance for Energy Engagement 11:38

1d ago11:38

11:38

The fishing industry in Nova Scotia has banded together to make sure they're included in plans to develop offshore wind off Nova Scotia.

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Acadian Culture with Ronald LaBelle: Nicolas Denys Museum in St. Peter's 10:08

1d ago10:08

10:08

Ronald Labelle is a senior scholar at CBU and a former Associate Professor of French and Acadian Studies.

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Municipal Matters - The CBRM Edition 7:27

3d ago7:27

7:27

Council met yesterday and that means Tom Ayers will give the rundown. We hear about solar power plans, housing and more.

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Putting down roots at the Boardmore Playhouse 7:53

3d ago7:53

7:53

We speak with the three young performers in a new play called "Tree Boy".

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The Wilderness Property Guardian Program 7:55

5d ago7:55

7:55

Some of the protected areas in Nova Scotia are so remote, few people ever go there, but a new program is asking volunteers to check them out.

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Jess Damuck (health nut) & TOMI 1:24:45

5d ago1:24:45

1:24:45

Darin welcomes Jess Damuck back to the show to celebrate her new book health nut which is currently out on Abrams. They chat about the journey from the first book to the second book, the vibrations she finds in food, creating a community around her, and some of the music that pops up in the pages. Then it is a dip into the archives for one of our f…

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This might get loud 7:14

8d ago7:14

7:14

The underground rock and roll scene will congregate tonight at the Ashby Legion in Sydney. Local heavy rockers Conductor are releasing their debut record and lead singer Nathan Hines will you all about it.

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Paramedics start new professional organization 8:26

8d ago8:26

8:26

Paramedics from across the Province are banding together as part of a new professional organization. We speak with two of the founding members.

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Will NS dentists bite on changes to federal dental plan? 10:25

8d ago10:25

10:25

The Federal Health Minister announced changes to the Canadian Dental Care Plan this week. The head of the provincial dentists' association explains whether that is likely to be enough to make the plan work.

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Floating the idea of a "community boat" for Baddeck 8:13

9d ago8:13

8:13

The Baddeck Improvement Association is buying a boat to be used by various organizations in the community for a variety of purposes.

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D&D workshop for aspiring dungeon masters in Sydney 6:15

10d ago6:15

6:15

We talk with a Cape Breton Dungeon Master who’s offering a course to young people who want to learn more about playing Dungeons and Dragons.

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Fewer turbines proposed for Rhodena wind project 11:16

10d ago11:16

11:16

There are changes to the Rhodena Wind Project in Inverness County. Plus we let you know about two open houses where you can have your say on the proposal.

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Lori Turnbull on the federal budget 12:16

10d ago12:16

12:16

Professor Lori Turnbull of New Waterford gives us her 2 cents on the federal budget.

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An update on baby formula 7:08

11d ago7:08

7:08

An industry group that represents Canadian baby formula sellers weighs in on high prices and what needs to be done to change them.

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Acadian culture with Ronald LaBelle: Cajuns in Louisiana 13:39

13d ago13:39

13:39

In our column on Acadian culture, Ronald LaBelle takes a look at what drove a group of Cape Breton Acadians to become some of the first Cajuns to settle in Louisiana.

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"Kiknu" - The first Long Term Care Facility in a First Nations Community in Nova Scotia 8:47

13d ago8:47

8:47

The new long term care facility in Eskasoni is set to open this week, we get a preview of some of the unique features of the first facility of its kind in a First Nations community.

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Should infant formula be regulated? 11:15

16d ago11:15

11:15

A family doctor from the Annapolis Valley is calling on government to do something about the exorbitant prices of infant formula. He thinks formula should be regulated like prescription drugs.

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The Federal Ghost Gear fund has dried up 7:47

17d ago7:47

7:47

We check back with an organization on the mainland about why they won't be able to continue their work to clean up ghost gear and other debris in Cape Breton.

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Bursary available for trades programs at NSCC 5:23

18d ago5:23

5:23

The Province is offering a 5000 dollar bursary to people who want to get trades training at NSCC. We speak with the Minister of Labour.

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A new Manager of Energy Sector Development for Port Hawkesbury and Richmond County 9:23

19d ago9:23

9:23

Port Hawkesbury and Richmond County are putting some energy into harnessing opportunities in the green energy sector. We'll meet the new Manager of Energy Sector Development for the area.

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To everything there is a season...including work 10:25

20d ago10:25

10:25

How a provincial organization that supports non-profits is building in pauses and reflection as part of a new seasonal work cycle to help with burnout and work/life balance.

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The CBC's Richard Woodbury spoke with Carly Simon 5:03

20d ago5:03

5:03

The CBC's Richard Woodbury talks to legendary singer Carly Simon about the inspiration for her 50 year old song.

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Dan Kluger & Matt Costa 1:14:39

19d ago1:14:39

1:14:39

We're hitting both coasts for this week’s episode, kicking things off in New York City with Chef Dan Kluger. We talk about him cutting his teeth in the local culinary scene, him opening up his first restaurant, and what it's like to open in Hudson Yards. Then we dip into the archives for a performance from Matt Costa at Dangerbird Studios in LA. Ma…

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The Margaree Salmon Association is pooling their resources 9:10

24d ago9:10

9:10

The Municipality gave 10 grand to the Margaree Salmon Association to help its work on the Margaree River. The association will be working on one of its most important pools called Swimming Hole Pool.

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Provincial Park campsite bookings are now open 5:18

25d ago5:18

5:18

If you have your sights set on a Provincial campsite this season, time to get in the queue, online bookings open today and they'll be going fast.

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Solar eclipse coming on April 8 8:55

26d ago8:55

8:55

The last total solar eclipse most people in Canada got to see was 45 years ago, but we're getting another soon.

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Hanna Raskin (The Food Section) & Kid Wave 1:06:28

26d ago1:06:28

1:06:28

Today we sit down with Hanna Raskin, the editor and publisher of The Food Section, an incredible indie food publication/newsletter that covers the American South. We talk about her journey in the world of editorial writing, her time as a restaurant reviewer, and how the south is tied together by food. Then it's a deep dip into the archives back to …

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Mickey McNeil at the Dominion Arena retires after four decades 7:19

1M ago7:19

7:19

Kyle Moore brings us the story of Mickey McNeil who is ending his run as the Zamboni Operator at the Dominion Arena after more than forty years.

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Tom Ayers on CBRM council: new library; affordable housing; sewer fees 8:41

1M ago8:41

8:41

MUNICIPAL MATTERS - THE CBRM EDITION: Reporter Tom Ayers will fill us in on the goings-on at yesterday's CBRM council meeting. Topics included sewer fees, affordable housing, the new central library...or lack thereof and more.

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Then & Now: a tale of two churches for Holy Week 16:06

1M ago16:06

16:06

A Tale of Two Churches for Easter week, far apart, but linked together by sight & by story on opposite sides of the Bras d'Or

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Richmond County Council with Adam Cooke: housing; Port Royal Bridge; new energy sector position 7:36

1M ago7:36

7:36

Richmond County Council held its regular meeting last night. Our Municipal Affairs Correspondent for the Strait Area is freelancer Adam Cooke.

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From Meat Cove to Margaree by ski & paddle 8:08

1M ago8:08

8:08

We catch up with Live Life In Tents about a recent epic trek - 160kms in the wintertime by ski and paddle!

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Food column with Chef Adam White: ideas for Easter 9:39

1M ago9:39

9:39

Chef Adam White has suggestions for fish dishes and the secret to the perfect balance of crunchy & sweet in a bird's nest cookie!

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The coast is NOT clear when it comes to municipal planning for coastal protection 10:40

1M ago10:40

10:40

Municipalities across the province are developing new planning and zoning documents, but they were counting on the Coastal Protection Act to regulate building along the shore. We find out what municipalities are saying about the gap in planning rules.

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CBU creates an off-campus library in Downtown Sydney 7:37

1M ago7:37

7:37

We find out why CBU needed to bookend their satellite campus at the cineplex with a library space.

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It's a wrap for the World Women's Curling Championship at Centre 200 8:08

1M ago8:08

8:08

We hear the sounds of the gold medal game as Team Canada wins the World Women's Curling Championship in Sydney.

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Snacky Tunes Salon: Majordōmo & Pijja Palace (Live at ChowNow) 33:28

1M ago33:28

33:28

Join us for another live recording of Snacky Tunes Salon from the ChowNow HQ in Culver City. For this roundtable, Darin chatted with Corporate Chef of Momofuku, Jude Parra-Sickels, and Pijja Palace’s owner, Avish Naran, about the direct connection between food and sports. Snacky Tunes: Music is the Main Ingredient, Chefs and Their Music (Phaidon), …

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CSAP looking for host families in Cape Breton 6:49

1M ago6:49

6:49

As we approach the end of this school year, the CSAP is already looking ahead to the next school year and finding homes for their growing international student program.

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Nova Scotia doctors say minister's request for personal health info is too broad 6:41

1M ago6:41

6:41

New changes to the Privacy and Health Information Act could mean divulging your personal health records to the health minister.

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$14-million for active transportation in Inverness 7:18

1M ago7:18

7:18

Inverness is incorporating active transportation as part of a major infrastructure project to upgrade their water and sewer systems.

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"Future Stars" at the World Women's Curling Championship 10:02

1M ago10:02

10:02

"Future Stars" is a program that matches up young people with the pro curling teams. We hear from three participants who get a close up view of how the best of the best play.

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Is it time for a national flood insurance program? 10:09

1M ago10:09

10:09

The insurance industry is lobbying for national flood insurance, funded by the federal government, to provide coverage for people who do not get coverage in flood zones now.

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An ice time at Centre 200 with your curling ice specialists 10:18

1M ago10:18

10:18

High quality ice is an important part of curling. We hear from some of the experts who set up the ice at the World Women's Curling Championship.

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Bird(s) on a wire 13:34

1M ago13:34

13:34

We answer a charged question: how can birds sit on electrical wires and not get hurt?

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Fire The Menu & Hatis Noit (Live) 1:29:06

1M ago1:29:06

1:29:06

We have an all new episode today, and we are so excited to be kicking it off with two of our good friends, Antonio Diaz and Casey Felton, who launched a Kickstarter for their new series Fire The Menu. We chat about the current landscape of cooking shows, how they met, and what they hope to do and say with their new show. Then we head to London, whe…

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World Women's Curling: groundwork 7:13

1M ago7:13

7:13

It takes a lot of work to welcome the world. Paul MacDonald, the vice-chair of the host committee for the World Women's Curling Championship, shares some of the behind the scenes work on the World Women's Curling Championship.