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Conversations about culture between international professionals. Each episode one Lithuanian expert sits down for a virtual talk with an expert from a foreign country to share their thoughts on what matters most in culture. This podcast is created by LRT RADIO together with the network of Lithuania‘s culture attaches. Aktualūs kultūros pasaulio klausimai, nepaisantys valstybių sienų ribų. Kiekviename epizode Lietuvos ekspertė/as virtualiam pokalbiui susitinka su panašios srities profesionalu ...
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The Graham Crawford Show is filled with smart, progressive talk from regular panelists, subject matter experts, and personal observations - every week and always focused on issues affecting you and the City of Hamilton. Let’s talk Hamilton.
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The Podcast where we discuss all things transit. Join us as we dive into transit systems across the US, bring you interviews with experts and advocates, and engage in some fun and exciting challenges along the way.
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Walkcast by Tim Querengesser

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Hosted by journalist and urbanist Tim Querengesser, Walkcast talks walkability in cities by walking it. Each episode takes experts and people passionate about cities out on a walk to talk about what's working as they do so, what isn't, and what needs to change.
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30 years ago, these guys had a high-school radio show full of jokes, humor, music, banter & bits. The fella's are back together to create a podcast. Full of Bad jokes, bits & segments, discussions about news, sports, & movies, and back-and-forth banter, Levity Round Table takes a look at everything in life with a lighthearted approach. Friends for a life time, the guys just like sitting around the talking and laughing about nothing... and everything. Enjoy the conversation.
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Send us a Text Message. We interview Carmen Llanes, an Austin mayoral candidate, GAVA community organizer, and activist. We ask her about all things transit in Austin including I-35 expansion and Project Connect. #1 Additional (For the non-Austinites): We PROMISE episodes are coming that are NOT focused on Austin. Stay Tuned! #2 Additional (For the…
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Send us a Text Message. Louis and Chris meet up with Kelsey Huse, a transit advocate, self-described "freeway fighter," and disciple in the "cult of the e-Bike." Listen to our conversation about why Kelsey chose an e-bike over the bus, how she became involved in transit advocacy, and more. (Note: We are not sponsored by HEB…yet) Support the Show.…
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Ontario's Premier is set to announce approval for some privately owned clinics to begin offering surgeries for things like hips, knees, cataracts... The idea being to take some of the burden off of our existing health care infrastructure. No Ontario citizen would pay for this care. The province would, just as they do now. Yet, countless people hear…
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In 3 years you won't be able to buy a gas car from a dealer even if they have it in stock, until they sell a mandated number of electric vehicles first. Now they're coming for your gas stove. Today we ask, "should this not be YOUR choice, not the government's?" It's YOUR Call - weekdays 2pm ET on www.BlastTheRadio.com - www.itsyourcall.ca…
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Languages, math, science, geography, history... What are the most basic things you feel every student should be taught before they graduate high school? Could your kids: - Name the Governor General? - Name the PM? - Name your province’s Premier? - How many of the Great Lakes could they name? - Where is Hudson Bay? - In which province or provinces w…
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Snow and ice were "too much for us to handle" says OC Transpo's GM. As the public service gets set to return to downtown after an absence of two years, our LRT has been broken down for six days and almost exclusively, no elected official in Ottawa has taken to social media to address it. Today I ask, just what does it take to piss you off citizens …
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Within moments of news breaking that Buffalo Bills player Damar Hamlin was administered CPR during Monday night’s game, the messages on social media quickly assumed that his situation was due to Covid vaccines. It had EVERYTHING to do with blunt force trauma from another player’s helmet hitting him square in the chest at 30 mph. But some just can't…
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What has happened in the years since we were kids? How can 8 teenage girls be out of the house in the middle of the night, and commit murder? We discuss where this horrific story is rooted and what to do with young offenders who are responsible for such heinous crimes. It's Your Call - www.ItsYourCall.ca…
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Vicky Eatrides is the new Chair and CEO of the CRTC. Coming from the competition law side of things I'm encouraged by her comments that she wants to put "money back in people’s pockets, ensuring more choice and promoting innovation.” Today we find out what you want to see happen as far as competition and the lowering of prices for things like your …
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It's my daily hunt for common ground, and this topic, for some reason, seems to divide us more often than it should, in my opinion. Drag Queens in the same room as kids. Another protest this past weekend, this time in Brockville ON. You calls and comments today may actually have moved the needle for people on both sides! I hope you'll have a listen…
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Today I found out that some malls are charging as much as $80.00 for your kids to see Santa. While I understand the expenses involved, and, as a photographer myself, I don't begrudge anyone taking Santa photos an opportunity to make money, is a visit to Santa not a "loss leader" for the mall? How in the world can a family who are down on their luck…
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Another celebrity suicide... More people asking "what did he have to be depressed about" which is another reminder that far too many still don't get it. Mental health is more than sadness. Much, much more. Today we share some very personal stories and ask what you want people in your circle who may be contemplating hurting themselves to know... And…
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The rumour is out there... That public service workers may be told to return to the office, at least for part of the week. PSAC says their members should have the right to work from home and this is now part of contract negotiations. Today, I wanted to find out from you... Beyond the obvious front line workers (passport office etc) do you care if p…
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The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre says almost $421 Million has been lost to fraud this year; up from $383.6 million last year. Today we hear from people who have been scammed, and discuss some of the things to be on the lookout for so that you, hopefully, don’t become one of the growing number of victims. It’s Your Call with John Mielke - weekdays 2pm…
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Canada’s Food Price report says the average family of four will be paying more than $16,000 for food in 2023. A single woman in her 40’s will spend $3,740 while a single male in his 40’s will spend $4,168. 20% of Canadians say they will require assistance from food banks in the new year. This is madness. What are YOU cutting back on in order to kee…
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We were lied to, an unsafe, untested and unread LRT system was launched, the mayor knew, the city manager knew, the builder knew and select councilors knew. Others were intentionally kept out of the loop. Mark Sutcliffe ran on a promise to get this resolved. Do you think he can? Where do we go from here? We talk for an hour on this edition of It's …
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When is a protest no longer a protest? We ask this today in light of our PM saying he believes Chinese citizens should have the right to protest, while many in Canada feel that the right to protest was taken away when he invoked the Emergency Measures Act. It's my search for common ground... And it's your call. Join me live on www.BlastTheRadio.com…
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An access to information report from CTV reveals that Canadians spend an average of $54.75 Million per year for the monarchy. Their report also details the expenses we, the taxpayers, incurred for this summers visit of, then, Prince Charles and Camilla… It’s $1 million more than their last visit in 2017. At the end of the day, the cost to each Cana…
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How do you define leadership? Based on your definition, do you see anyone among those charged with dealing with the convoy who are actually leaders? Namely, our Prime Minister? Several reports say that it was a foreign leader, US President Joe Biden, who forced his hand. It’s Your Call is live weekdays 2pm ET on www.BlastTheRadio.com / www.ItsYourC…
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I have depression. And anxiety. And seasonal affective disorder. I have attempted suicide (and failed, thank goodness.) I am very seriously concerned that in March, MAID (Medical Assistance In Dying) will be available in Canada to those living with mental health concerns. Can we not do better at providing the tools mental health patience require? C…
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"As God as my witness, I thought turkeys could fly." Legendary WKRP quote. And it's in my Facebook feed constantly today, despite the fact that Canadian Thanksgiving was well over a month ago. Tomorrow is Thanksgiving in the US. Canadians will watch football all day, some will even roast a turkey and, of course, this Friday, the Friday after US Tha…
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My wife heard an interesting statistic this morning; The majority of people surveyed said they'd spend more on their pet this holiday season ($85) than they will on their friends ($80.) So... I asked you if you'd be spending that much. And... Considering inflation and how many are struggling right now, I also ventured to find out what things you'd …
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