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Best Halifax podcasts we could find (updated May 2020)
Best Halifax podcasts we could find
Updated May 2020
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Your boys Brian and Curtis talking Virginia Tech Football, recruiting, and related topics across College Football. We're two longtime Hokie fans that grew up together in Halifax, VA and now we both live in the 804. All music featured courtesy of Jason Long. Check out his album 'Exit Wounds' featured in our podcast on Spotify and Apple Music.
 
Welcome family, friends, fans & foes. This is Talk ’N Wrestling. Join your host Casey Corbin. A life long pro wrestling fan and an acclaimed Canadian comedian. (The Comedy Network Presents: Casey Corbin Comedy Now Uncensored, CBC Halifax Comedy Fest, Just For Laughs) as he has guests in the NSN Studio doing what he loves the most...Talk ’N Wrestling!!!
 
The Upaya Dharma Podcast features Wednesday evening Dharma Talks and recordings from Upaya’s diverse array of programs. Our podcasts exemplify Upaya’s focus on socially engaged Buddhism, including prison work, end-of-life care, serving the homeless, training in socially engaged practices, peace & nonviolence, compassionate care training, and delivering healthcare in the Himalayas.
 
The Global Development Primer. The podcast about all issues in International Development Studies. Your host is Dr. Bob Huish, broadcasting from Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. The podcast covers the basics of International Development, while featuring the work of researchers and practitioners from around the world. This is your podcast to learn more about International Development and to stay in touch with important global issues.
 
LOL UR GAY is a gay comedy podcast with hosts Adam Myatt and Lisa Buchanan. Adam and Lisa, two comedians from Halifax, talk about jokes, being gay, and the glorious intersection of those two things. New episodes every third Friday! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
 
This podcast will put a smile on your face, and a pep in your step. I'm sure you can remember a time when you've laughed so hard that you just have a permanent smile on your face. That gives you the feeling that nothing can rain on your parade. That's the feeling we're striving to create in you with this improv podcast.Listen to an episode or two, and experience the power of laughter.Subscribe to Hilarious Halifax so you can laugh along with us in the next episode.
 
Halifax Is Burning : Interviews is a podcast that shines a spotlight on feature length conversations with musicians, artists, and interesting people from Canada's East Coast and beyond. Halifax Is Burning is a radio show dedicated to promoting the best in Atlantic Canadian music. Airing Tuesdays on CKDU 88.1FM in Halifax, NS at 6:30pm, the show was named Music Nova Scotia's Radio Program of the Year for the last five years and won the East Coast Music Award for Media Outlet of the Year in bo ...
 
Unreserved is the radio space for Indigenous community, culture, and conversation. Host Rosanna Deerchild takes you straight into Indigenous Canada, from Halifax to Haida Gwaii, from Shamattawa to Ottawa, introducing listeners to the storytellers, culture makers and community shakers from across the country.
 
Formerly known as Healing Justice Podcast, Irresistible is a virtual practice space at the intersection of collective healing & social change. We share a conversations with powerful social justice leaders, and accompanying audio practices to help resource you in your leadership and vision. We are more than resistance -- we are irresistible.
 
Brand New View looks at life from different perspectives. Co-hosts Marc and Ben, who are based out of Halifax, Nova Scotia sit down and have conversations with self starters - those who have monetized their passion or have been able to find a career that is incredibly meaningful to them. Our hope is that telling the stories of these guests will provide some candid insight and advice for listeners that have similar aspirations. With so many different ways to make a living today, we want to of ...
 
Dr. AJ is a Halifax family physician and assistant professor at Dalhousie University’s faculty of medicine. Today she begins a regular column for The Chronicle Herald which will explore health care reform with the aim of engaging Nova Scotians in finding ways to improve individual and population health, provide satisfying and high-quality care and build thriving health-care networks.
 
Welcome to Leaguel Counsel, a free flowing podcast largely covering all things Rugby League and occasionally touching on innocuous everyday stuff. The difference is this podcast looks at the “greatest game of all" from a global perspective and talks through the topics that you want to hear. The two hosts Richie Strettell and Jack Muir look at the most interesting Rugby League narratives every week and promise to try and stay on topic. Only things off limits are the player’s personal medical ...
 
A podcast born out of an all too familiar frustration; navigating life as an aspiring creative entrepreneur. How do you pay the bills? How do you grow? How did you maneuver through your city? Listen as Duane Jones, Terrence Taylor and Lauren Sears give you an uncensored look at their journey. Changing the Narrative shines a light on life as a creative and provides an open forum for conversation about various topics through their eyes.
 
Off Script is a podcast for engaged citizens, public leaders and activists in Atlantic Canada. In April of 2019, this podcast will be dedicated to exploring the politics and possibilities surrounding the April 23 provincial election and referendum on electoral reform. Join hosts, Mark Coffin and Jesse Hitchcock, as they try to make sense of it all. Explore our past episodes for conversations with former Nova Scotia MLAs (Season One), and conversations with active elected officials and activi ...
 
An actual play podcast with the first season focusing on Monster of the Week. Join Jake, Tass, and Teej as they try their best to solve Rev’s mysteries, protect the innocent, and hunt monsters - often times accidentally making the situation much worse for themselves, and coincidentally, far more entertaining for us.
 
Femme FM is a feminist radio show centering QTBIPOC folks in Halifax, NS. Hosts Shaya Ishaq and Rebecca Stuckey explore intersectional issues with rotating guests and topics. Allie Graham and Madi Haslam produce the podcast. Carmella Farahbakhsh does show outreach, script writing and visioning. Lianne Xiao runs our Femme FM twitter and Julia-Simone Rutgers is getting our tumblr up and running.
 
Welcome to the mysterious English seaside town of Whitby, where all the monsters and demons of old come to retire and live out the remainder of their spooky days and nights. There's a strange new landlady in town, opening a B&B by the harbour: a lady with a tall black beehive, nasty scars about her person and a very chequered past... An eight-part audio drama written by Paul Magrs (Doctor Who), and starring Anne Reid (Last Tango in Halifax)
 
This podcast is for those people who want to improve their English and at the same time learn more about life in the U.K. It is aimed at intermediate level learners of English and is recorded, using everyday conversational English, by a group of volunteer teachers from a charity, the St Augustine’s Centre, based in Halifax, Yorkshire. We work particularly with Asylum Seekers, Refugees and Migrants and we hope this podcast will help those wanting to settle here and eventually become British C ...
 
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Brenda Forbes, a veteran of the Canadian Forces, lived next to the man who murdered 22 people in this province last month. She spoke with host Jeff Douglas about what she witnessed and why she warned the RCMP in 2013. Linda MacDonald and Jeanne Sarson, the co-founders of Persons Against Non-State Torture, also spoke with Douglas about why they want…
 
Welcome to The Halifax Arts Podcast for May 2020. It’s another special episode of the podcast that has been designed for anyone living in the Calder Valley, who loves the arts but who finds themself spending a bit more time at home than they normally would during this time of the Coronavirus. And it’s a packed 83 minutes! Jeremy Walker, Judy Green …
 
Our heroes are faced with the soul bat forces as they make their final strike on The Halifax. Jake attempts to keep the Alpha occupied. Tass tries a bluff, to play both sides. TJ directs their meager team from the center of his magic ritual. With the building falling apart around them, they use every last trick they have… If they fail, this world w…
 
In this sesshin, we learn from the open-hearted practice of our women ancestors through their awakening poems as recorded in the Therigatha, the earliest known collection of women’s spiritual poetry, and through study of some of the many koans that highlight the understanding of our female ancestors in India, China, and Japan. These koans capture t…
 
This week we are diving into the grief, loss, intimacy, and possibility available in the unknown - all the time, and especially now in this moment of pandemic forcing great transition. How may we engage with this time as a rite of passage? You'll hear from Roshi Joan Halifax; a Buddhist teacher, Zen priest, anthropologist, and pioneer in the field …
 
At the time of her disappearance, 27 year old Holly Clark was pursuing her dream to be a professional musician in Hamilton, Ontario. However suddenly, and with little warning, she seemed to find herself on the brink of crisis. On the morning of January 10th, 2020 Holly phoned her parents in Calgary to request help returning home. During the call Ho…
 
Issue # 138 ... We Watch Wrestling's Vince Averill TNWPod favourite Vince Averill returns to the show. From the super successful #WeWatchWrestling podcast Vince has quite a bit on the go, but still finds time to be on our show up here in the great white north. Today you hear Casey and Vince talk about #BeyondTheRing. The series that brought Dr.D Da…
 
Within days of the pandemic being declared, health officials cleared the way for Canadians to have virtual appointments with their doctors. And while that has been widely seen as very positive, there are still ways to make more of the experience. Mary Jane Hampton has more.
 
Our heroes return from the cracked mirror version of their world. Tass has a vision that gives him a difficult choice to make. Jake presents the team with a possible deal from Rev’s captor. TJ thinks he can build what they need for a dangerous plan. As the boys attempt to keep their promise to the other version of Nash, they find that the choice is…
 
It’s season 4 of the Global Development Primer. And needless to say, we’re starting this season in a state that no one saw coming: The COVID-19 pandemic. There are no bystanders to this crisis. It has impacted everyone on earth in some way. University communities were among many who had to rethink "business as usual", and in this podcast Dalhousie …
 
We sat down to chat with Cam MacKinnon from Breton Brewing to chat about changing gears in the face of the COVID pandemic, the Together We Brew beer, and starting delivery in the HRM! Follow Breton Brewing on instagram and twitter. Get your beer orders in at https://bretonbrewing.ca/ Our amazing sponsor is Bishop's Cellar! They're so awesome! Spend…
 
In preparation for Upaya’s upcoming Jukai ceremony, Matthew Kozan Palevsky discusses the Bodhisattva Precepts as they relate to our current society, our personal lives, and the teachings of Zen ancestors. Matthew Kozan Palevsky Matthew Kozan Palevsky first traveled to Upaya in 2006 for a weeklong silent retreat, or sesshin. He returned eight years …
 
Monshin Nannette Overley addresses concepts of gender and the spiritual path. “We create tremendous suffering,” she says, “through our cultural and social baggage: judgment, silencing, oppression, and great violence against women and against gender non-conforming people. Because of this, it’s deeply important that we investigate as Buddhists, and a…
 
At the time of her disappearance, 27 year old Holly Clark was pursuing her dream to be a professional musician in Hamilton, Ontario. However suddenly, and with little warning, she seemed to find herself on the brink of crisis. On the morning of January 10th, 2020 Holly phoned her parents in Calgary to request help returning home. During the call Ho…
 
Petra Zenryu Hubbeling remembers Sandra Jishu Angyo Holmes, co-founder of the Zen Peacemaker Order. A contemporary ancestor, sharing her words (which are few and under-heard) shows her extreme humility, relatability, and her healing insights. “How important it is,” she writes, “to like myself… to love and embrace that person who is trying so hard t…
 
Sensei Jose Shinzan Palma speaks about his own pilgrimage through male privilege and finding “the devotional heart.” Sharing stories from Zen Matriarch Moshan and his own grandmother, he says: “We’re going to meet our medicine. We’re going to meet what we need.” Sensei Jose Shinzan Palma Sensei Jose Shinzan Palma was born in Veracruz, Mexico, He is…
 
Roshi Grace Schireson admires the poems and artworks of Otagaki Rengetsu, reflecting on her special vulnerability compared to male teachers. “Women’s practice,” she says “can heal our wounds as well as the wounds of Zen.” Roshi Grace Schireson Grace Schireson is a Zen Abbess, president of Shogaku Zen Institute (a Zen teachers' training seminary), a…
 
At the time of her disappearance, 27 year old Holly Clark was pursuing her dream to be a professional musician in Hamilton, Ontario. However suddenly, and with little warning, she seemed to find herself on the brink of crisis. On the morning of January 10th, 2020 Holly phoned her parents in Calgary and pleaded for help returning home. During the ca…
 
Roshi Enkyo O’Hara looks to the baffling insights and questions of female Zen Master Qui Yuang Xing Gang. Together, they ask, “Who is the one that wants to settle itself? If the ten thousand Dharmas return to the one, what does the one return to?” Roshi Enkyo O'Hara, PhD Abbot of Village Zendo in New York City Roshi Pat Enkyo O'Hara, PhD, is the Ab…
 
Last month's mass shooting brought the issues of femicide, misogyny and intimate partner violence to the forefront. Johannah May Black, the bystander intervention coordinator at the Antigonish Women's Resource Centre, spoke with host Jeff Douglas about what we should all be looking out for — and what we can do to help.…
 
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