Best Pei S Talk Podcasts (2024)

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Does P.E.I. have venomous spiders? 12:29

42m ago12:29

12:29

Wait a second, I thought we didn't have those!? But now some are saying there are poisonous brown recluse spiders on the Island, and this week, we get to the bottom of that mystery.

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Who grows more potatoes? Alberta and P.E.I. face off 18:57

39m ago18:57

18:57

The mighty spud is synonymous with P.E.I., but now Alberta may be coming for our crown. What will it mean if the P.E.I. potato is no longer number one? Host Nicola MacLeod and This is Edmonton host Clare Bonnyman join forces.

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Who is ‘affordable housing’ affordable for? 23:59

43m ago23:59

23:59

With rising rents and a low vacancy rate, many Islanders feel rental housing within their budget is becoming harder to find. But do affordable units still exist? And who are they affordable for? We speak with renters, advocates and the province.

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Why do we talk like that? 18:56

5d ago18:56

18:56

The P.E.I. accent is distinctive and unique, but have you ever wondered why we say ‘worsh’ and not ‘wash’ or ‘slippy’ instead of ‘slippery’? The answers might surprise you. ‘Magine!

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#623 - National LGBT Cancer Network 29:19

17d ago29:19

29:19

The National LGBT Cancer Network stands as a formidable force, dedicated to addressing the unique needs and challenges faced by LGBTQ+ individuals affected by cancer. Founded on the principles of inclusivity and equity, the organization works tirelessly to dismantle barriers to care and support, ensuring that all individuals, regardless of sexual o…

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Why does our food cost more all of a sudden? 22:31

26d ago22:31

22:31

Sticker shock got you down? You’re not alone. But where is the money from our purchases going? And does it make a difference if you buy local? Farmers, grocers and shoppers weigh in on P.E.I.’s food system.

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#622 - Black Sash 23:47

28d ago23:47

23:47

In the arena of human rights advocacy, Black Sash emerges as a steadfast champion of justice and equality, committed to challenging systemic injustices and empowering marginalized communities. Founded in 1955, amidst the tumult of apartheid-era South Africa, the organization has a rich legacy of resistance and resilience, rooted in the belief that …

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#621 - Micro Rainbow 25:10

27d ago25:10

25:10

Within the area of LGBTQ+ advocacy, Micro Rainbow stands as a beacon of innovation and progress, committed to dismantling barriers and fostering a more inclusive world. Rooted in the belief that every individual deserves respect and opportunity, the organization tirelessly champions the rights of LGBTQ+ people globally. Through a combination of adv…

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All about that bass (the fish kind) 14:36

27d ago14:36

14:36

P.E.I.'s recreational striped bass fishery has taken off, but why? And where did the fish come from? We'll reel you in.

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#620 - Habitat for Humanity PEI 15:36

29d ago15:36

15:36

In the landscape of housing advocacy, Habitat for Humanity PEI emerges as a champion of community empowerment and sustainable development. Founded on the belief that everyone deserves a safe and decent place to call home, the organization has been instrumental in transforming the lives of families and individuals across Prince Edward Island. Find o…

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#619 - Desmond and Leah Tutu Legacy Foundation 19:17

25d ago19:17

19:17

Archbishop Desmond and Leah Tutu are iconic figures in the global social justice and equality arena. Their relentless dedication and moral leadership during and after the anti-apartheid struggle in South Africa have left an indelible mark on the world. Their belief that every individual deserves a chance to live with dignity is the moral foundation…

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Could P.E.I.'s trains get back on track? 22:40

1M ago22:40

22:40

The story of P.E.I.’s (disastrous) railroad is intrinsically linked to our place in Canada, but could moving toward greener transportation bring us back to the almighty train? Guest co-host Travis Kingdon hopes so.

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#618 - Beyond These Walls 18:25

1M ago18:25

18:25

The battle for LGBT+ rights has made significant strides in the United States in recent decades. However, one area that often goes overlooked is the plight of LGBT+ individuals within the prison system. Here, discrimination and violence are rife, leading organizations like Beyond These Walls to step in and offer much-needed support. Find out how Be…

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#617 - Charitable Adult Rides & Services (CARS) 27:27

1M ago27:27

27:27

In the bustling realm of philanthropy within the United States, a novel fundraising approach is steering non-profit organizations toward new horizons of support and sustainability. Charitable Adult Rides & Services (CARS), is ingeniously transforming dormant vehicles into vital streams of charity funding. Amidst the financial challenges smaller cha…

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#616 - Reach for a Dream 23:18

2M ago23:18

23:18

At Reach for a Dream, their mission transcends beyond mere words; it's about action. Through various projects and initiatives, they are actively working to brighten the lives of children facing life-threatening illnesses. These projects are carefully crafted to bring joy, fulfilment, and unforgettable experiences to these courageous young souls and…

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#615 - The ArQuives 23:30

2M ago23:30

23:30

In the bustling city of Toronto, a dedicated organization has been working tirelessly to ensure that the stories and experiences of the LGBTQ+ community are not only remembered but celebrated. This is The ArQuives, the guardian of the largest independent LGBTQ+ archive in the world. Find out how the ArQuives embraces the task of collecting and shar…

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What do you want to know about P.E.I.? 0:56

2M ago0:56

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We are taking a short break and coming back with new episodes in two weeks. In the meantime - send your questions to goodquestionpei@cbc.ca

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#614 - Hamilton Food Share 18:10

2M ago18:10

18:10

In the heart of Hamilton, Ontario, lies an organization committed to addressing food insecurity and promoting community well-being. Established in 1990, Hamilton Food Share operates as a central food distribution hub, collaborating with local food banks, community kitchens, and meal programs to ensure equitable access to nourishing meals for all re…

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#613 - ECPAT International 43:37

2M ago43:37

43:37

In the unrelenting battle against the exploitation of children, one organization stands as a beacon of hope: ECPAT International. ECPAT operates through a network of dedicated professionals, activists, and volunteers who work tirelessly to combat child exploitation. By collaborating with governments, civil society organizations, and the private sec…

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What should we do to help our forests recover from Fiona? 19:59

2M ago19:59

19:59

It's hard to find any corner of the Island not touched by post-tropical storm Fiona. Especially in the woods. Replanting has started, but what should we be planting? And can the species we choose help P.E.I. build resiliency against climate change?

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#612 - CoderDojo Czech Republic 25:00

2M ago25:00

25:00

In the heart of Europe, a movement aimed at nurturing young minds in the field of technology is thriving under the banner of CoderDojo. Originating from Ireland in 2011, where it began as a noble initiative to introduce children to the world of coding, the impact of CoderDojo has since crossed borders, taking root in the Czech Republic. It's missio…

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#611 - Siel Bleu Ireland 25:53

2M ago25:53

25:53

Siel Bleu Ireland stands as a reference on health and wellness, championing the transformative power of movement for individuals of all ages and abilities. Through innovation and dedication, they've reshaped the narrative surrounding exercise, framing it not just as a means of physical improvement but as a pathway to holistic well-being. Find out h…

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Why is Anne of Green Gables so famous? 23:23

2M ago23:23

23:23

She's a legend, she's an icon. Anne (with an 'E') needs no introduction for most Canadians, let alone Islanders. But how did Lucy Maud Montgomery's books and characters become so popular? And why do people come here from all over the world? We hear from Islanders and an expert on Anne and Montgomery's legacy.…

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#610 - Wildsight 32:37

2M ago32:37

32:37

In the heartland of Canada's majestic Rocky Mountains and the lush rainforests of the Columbia Basin, a dedicated team at Wildsight is forging trails of environmental stewardship. Their far-reaching vision encompasses the protection of the rich biodiversity of this unique area and the nurturing of sustainable communities rooted firmly in respect fo…

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#609 - Ubuntu Football 19:09

2M ago19:09

19:09

There's a place in Cape Town where the worlds of education and football merge to create an environment where young talent can flourish both intellectually and athletically. Ubuntu Football is not your average school; it's an institution that takes the raw passion and potential of underprivileged youths and molds them into not only adept footballers…

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Public park prohibition: Why can't I drink alcohol? 18:49

3M ago18:49

18:49

Lots of other provinces allow it. People are certainly asking for it. So, what's preventing us from enjoying a beer or a glass of wine at a picnic? We talk about the influence of prohibition, culture, and the pandemic, and how they flow into our current rules here.

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#608 - Muscular Dystrophy Canada 26:14

3M ago26:14

26:14

For those living with or caring for someone with neuromuscular disorders, hope and support are invaluable. Muscular Dystrophy Canada (MDC) has long been a beacon of these crucial elements, combining unwavering support with a tireless quest for a cure. With a mission devoted to enhancing lives and an ethos of relentless research pursuit, this organi…

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What's the BIG idea on basic income? 19:51

3M ago19:51

19:51

The idea of a basic income guarantee — making sure everyone has enough money in their bank accounts to live — has been floated on P.E.I. for years. A recent report says the Island is the perfect trial ground for the rest of the country. So what's the holdup? Trish Altass is here to explain how it would work and bust some myths.…

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#607 - Mabula Ground-Hornbill Foundation 17:33

3M ago17:33

17:33

At the heart of South African conservation efforts, the Mabula Ground Hornbill Project (MGHP) is championing the revival of the Southern Ground-Hornbill population. This iconic bird species, known for its deep call that reverberates through the savannas, faces the threat of extinction without targeted, effective action. MGHP is on a quest to secure…

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#606 - Ikamva Labantu 32:30

3M ago32:30

32:30

In the dynamic landscape of Cape Town's township communities, Ikamva Labantu stands tall as a symbol of resilience and optimism. For more than sixty years, Ikamva Labantu has been a steadfast companion, walking alongside those who face the challenges of poverty and inequality. From the struggle for equitable access to education to the harsh realiti…

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Question Period: How does P.E.I.'s house work? 23:56

3M ago23:56

23:56

Calling all political nerds! This one is for you. The P.E.I. legislature opens for the spring sitting next week. CBC's Kerry Campbell stops by to break it down and answer your questions about the room where it happens.

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#605 - CIDNY 19:35

3M ago19:35

19:35

At the heart of New York's fight for disability rights stands the Center for Independence of the Disabled, New York (CIDNY). CIDNY is an organization fueled by compassion, tenacity, and a steadfast commitment to the independence and equality of people with disabilities. Anchored in the belief that every individual holds unique value, CIDNY has been…

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#604 - StepStones for Youth 30:05

3M ago30:05

30:05

Transforming the lives of vulnerable youth and providing them with the stepping stones to a successful and stable adulthood - this is the vision that fuels the mission of StepStones for Youth. Founded on the belief that every young person deserves a fighting chance at success, they have been a haven for many who have found themselves on the rough p…

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Why am I paying to cross the Confederation Bridge? 24:44

3M ago24:44

24:44

Anyone who crosses the bridge has to pay at least $50, but is that fair? Should Islanders get to come and go for free, or at least at a discount? We look at the complicated relationship Islanders have with the Confederation Bridge, and how the bridge has changed Island life.

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#603 - AIDS Foundation South Africa 20:48

3M ago20:48

20:48

In the fight against HIV/AIDS, the AIDS Foundation South Africa (AFSA) shines with hope and resilience. Tackling the complex challenges of this global health crisis head-on. Through its multifaceted approach encompassing prevention, treatment, child protection, and community empowerment, AFSA is making a tangible difference in the lives of those af…

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#602 - MOT South Africa 18:52

3M ago18:52

18:52

In today's rapidly transforming world, empowering the next generation with the strength of awareness, the boldness of courage, and the resilience to bounce back is critical. This is precisely the mission at the heart of MOT South Africa. Drawing on the Norwegian term MOT, which translates to courage, this global life skills program endeavors to imb…

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When is P.E.I. getting a supervised consumption site? 22:22

4M ago22:22

22:22

Didn't the government promise one years ago? And what's the deal with harm reduction? The opioid crisis has made its mark on the Island, and the CBC's Tony Davis explains why it's been so difficult to do anything about it.

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#601 - Khulisa Social Solutions 19:09

4M ago19:09

19:09

In the realm of social impact, there exist organizations that go beyond traditional approaches, making a tangible difference in their communities. Khulisa Social Solutions is a standout example of an institution dedicated to transforming the lives of individuals through innovative programs and a commitment to unique, bottom-up solutions. Find out a…

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#600 - Good Neighbours Canada 18:03

4M ago18:03

18:03

The quest for a more compassionate and sustainable world often begins with the efforts of charitable organizations like Good Neighbours Canada. Their commitment to fostering thriving communities and enhancing human well-being is a testament to the transformative power of collective action. Find out about Good Neighbours Canada's passion for transfo…

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Will P.E.I. ever get a Costco? 19:00

4M ago19:00

19:00

Debating upgrading to that executive membership? We're finding out why Costco, and big box warehouse stores like it, haven't set up shop here on the Island yet. Will we ever get one? And would it be a good, or bad thing for P.E.I.?

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#599 - Young Roots 19:21

4M ago19:21

19:21

The journey of life can be particularly challenging for young refugees and asylum-seekers who find themselves in a new country, often far away from home and support structures. Young Roots is an impassioned non-profit dedicated to changing these narratives by providing invaluable aid and opportunities to these resilient youths. Find out about Young…

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#598 - Youth Central 25:16

4M ago25:16

25:16

The energy and potential of young people are formidable forces in the realm of charity—a truth that Youth Central embraces wholly. With a mission firmly rooted in charity work, Youth Central harnesses the vibrancy and innovative spirit of youth to ensure positive change within the community. Find out about Youth Central's impactful initiatives, and…

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#597 - MYTIME Young Carers 24:29

4M ago24:29

24:29

Every day, young carers across the globe struggle to balance their school commitments, youth life and the heavy responsibilities they take on at home. MYTIME Young Carers work tirelessly to give a voice to these young heroes, and their work is nothing short of inspiring. This organization aims to support young carers by offering them the time and s…

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How do you get a family doctor? 18:06

4M ago18:06

18:06

Are you struggling to get a family doctor? You’re not alone. There are 36,000 Islanders on the waitlist. So, what’s the problem, and what can we do to land a spot in a practice? We get advice from a family doctor and find out what's really going on with the registry.

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#596 - YESS 29:37

4M ago29:37

29:37

Youth Empowerment & Support Services (YESS) is an organization pivotal to not only helping marginalized and traumatized youth but also to the fabric of a compassionate society. These young individuals are faced with seemingly insurmountable challenges, and that's where YESS steps in. With a mission centered on intervention, YESS provides a sanctuar…

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#595 - CPAR 16:41

4M ago16:41

16:41

In Africa, many organizations have been formed to help vulnerable people in need of essential services such as health, education, and food. One such organization is the Canadian Physicians for Aid and Relief (CPAR), a charity that has been operating since 1984. CPAR aims to improve the livelihoods of African communities by empowering them through s…

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Introducing: Good Question, P.E.I. 2:07

4M ago2:07

2:07

Whether you’ve been an Islander for six months or sixty years - you'll know there's just something special about this quirky little place. In our new podcast, we're answering your questions on this giant sandbar we call home. It can be about anything - big or small, serious or silly. We'll use our sources, the archives and hit the streets to find t…

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#594 - Rays of Hope 24:08

4M ago24:08

24:08

Every individual deserves access to basic necessities like food, shelter, education, and healthcare. Unfortunately, many people living in underserved communities struggle to meet these basic needs. The good news is that there are organizations like Rays of Hope that are working tirelessly to improve the lives of individuals and communities in need.…

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#593 - Sierra Club Interview 26:35

5M ago26:35

26:35

Climate change is undoubtedly one of the biggest challenges we face today, and while individuals can make changes to their daily lives to reduce their carbon footprint, it’s important to acknowledge not everyone has the same privilege to do so and that the main source of environmental harm is from corporations. This is where organizations like Sier…

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#592 - Doctors for Life 21:01

5M ago21:01

21:01

Underprivileged communities in Africa continue to suffer from a lack of access to basic healthcare services. The increasing population and the ongoing shortage of skilled healthcare professionals make it difficult to provide quality healthcare services to these populations. As a result, many people die from preventable or curable diseases. However,…

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