Samhälle och kultur – Kanada – Nya podcasts
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“Encres de peau” est l’occasion de découvrir les multiples facettes du
monde du tatouage, comprendre son évolution et ses enjeux. Déconstruire les stéréotypes qui perdurent parfois. Explorer un milieu qui interpelle, parfois fantasmé voire redouté.
Surtout, ce balado nous permet de plonger ensemble dans des récits personnels où l’art se mêle à l’intime. Le tatouage se révèle alors être bien plus qu’un simple trait d’encre sous l’épiderme.
En 6 épisodes, nous explorons les différents visages du monde du tatouage actuel, au Québec. Derrière le micro, des tatoueur·ses et des personnes tatouées se confient et nous racontent leur histoire et les dessins qu’ils ont sur la peau. Leurs encres de peau.
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Canada’s democracy is under threat, and the stakes are high. But when we focus on how we are connected, we find the power to act - to strengthen what’s working and fix what’s not.
This is what is behind the Samara Centre for Democracy’s latest podcast, hosted by Sabreena Delhon. It’s called Group Chat and it’s where we bring people together to make sense of what’s happening in our democracy.
Group Chat is a five-part series. We have new episodes out every Thursday.
Group Chat is funded by the Rideau Hall Foundation and the Flanagan Foundation.
If you like this podcast, help us keep it going. Your donation supports the show along with the Samara Centre for Democracy’s mission to realize a vibrant culture of civic engagement across Canada. Learn more at samaracentre.ca.
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Welcome to A Radical Act of Hope. In this series, Inuk climate advocate Siila Watt-Cloutier brings us into her world. A world where melting ice isn’t just a symptom of climate change—it’s a disruption of memory, identity, and rhythms of life in the North. She takes us from her home in the Arctic to the frontlines of international climate justice, alongside those who have been speaking up—and holding steady—for decades.
Siila Watt-Cloutier is one of the most important climate justice voices of our time. Her work with the Inuit Circumpolar Council helped get the Stockholm Convention signed, ratified and enforced in record time. It's one of the most successful UN treaties that has ever been made to protect the environment by banning the “dirty dozen”––the persistent organic pollutants that contaminate food and human bodies. She then went on to pioneer linking climate change and human rights in a way that has completely revamped how the world thinks about climate justice.
Don’t miss this important conversation with Siila and the Indigenous women leaders who have inspired her journey. This isn’t just a climate story—it’s a story about the connections between people and place, and all that sustains us.
A Radical Act of Hope was produced in collaboration with the Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions with support from The Gordon Foundation and the University of Victoria.
We acknowledge with respect the Lək̓ʷəŋən-speaking peoples on whose traditional territory this podcast was produced and the Songhees, Esquimalt and W̱SÁNEĆ Peoples whose historical relationships with the land continue to this day. -
Welcome to Pills & Power - a raw, revealing, and often ridiculous dive into the world of drugs, addiction, and the bizarre truths that never made it into your school textbooks.From crack dens to chemistry labs, from devastating lows to euphoric highs, we explore the stories, science, and stigma surrounding drugs and the people who use them.We’re your hosts, Eliza and Ray, and we’re here to unpack the highs, the lows, and all the messy, mind-blowing bits in between.🎙️ Expect wild history, uncomfortable truths, and a few laughs along the way.Subscribe now and join us on this trip!
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L’entraide est-elle un antidote à la pauvreté et à l’exclusion sociale? Découvrez les retombées positives des Accorderies au Québec en suivant le documentariste et cofondateur de l’Accorderie de Sherbrooke, Jean-François Vachon.
S’accorder est un documentaire-audio (balado) sur les Accorderies, des organisations qui encouragent les Québécois à s’entraider en échangeant leur temps et leurs talents.
Jean-François Vachon part à la rencontre des membres pour identifier l’apport innovant de ces organisations actives depuis 2002 au Québec en s’intéressant plus particulièrement à leurs bienfaits sur les personnes aînées.
Le balado S’accorder fait partie d'une recherche partenariale dirigée par le professeur Paul Morin dans laquelle trois Accorderies, le Réseau Accorderie, de nombreux chercheurs et le Réseau de la santé et des services sociaux tentent de déterminer comment les Accorderies peuvent favoriser le maintien à domicile des personnes aînées. Le balado s'inscrit en complémentarité aux résultats de cette recherche.
Crédits
Réalisation : Jean-François Vachon
Production : Paul Morin et Jean-François Vachon
Montage : Jean-François Vachon
Prise de son : Jean-François Vachon, Jean-Sébastien Dutil et David Elias
Mixage : Antonin Wyss
Visuel : Marie-Hélène Montigny et Catherine Migneault
Musique, effets sonores supplémentaires et archives : Epidemic sound, Soundchick, Ian Fournier, Archives de Radio-Canada, Noovo Estrie, Estrie Plus et Réseau Accorderie
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La MRC des Pays-d’en-Haut lance Autour du lac : des souvenirs d’été, un balado en cinq épisodes réalisé par Valérie Seers. Ce projet culturel met en lumière les récits estivaux de citoyens ayant vécu ou séjourné près des lacs de la région. À travers des thématiques comme la pêche, les camps d’été ou les types d’hébergements, il célèbre la mémoire collective et l’histoire de la villégiature locale. Crédits : Idée originale : MRC Pays-d’en-Haut Réalisation et montage : Valérie Seers Composition musicale originale et mixage : Éloi Amesse Graphisme : Facteur GConsultante en étude patrimoniale et art public : Christiane BraultUn grand merci aux participants pour le partage de leurs souvenirs : Robert Boily, Liette Brisebois, Yves Corbeil, Thérèse Corbeil, Michel Hébert, Luc Lamond, Dr Robert Lavigne, Michelle Prévost ainsi que le Camp Kanawana et le Club de canoë-kayak Viking. Ce balado a été réalisé grâce au soutien financier du gouvernement du Québec et de la MRC des Pays-d'en-Haut dans le cadre de l’Entente de développement culturel.
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Light a candle and find your inner goddess with us.
Co-hosts Danielle Schleese and Briana Donaldson want to break the taboo of women’s health and wellbeing. From intimacy to parenting, women are constantly shamed for their inability to measure up to standards they never had a say in setting. On Honey Toast, these subjects find their home among incense, deep-dive conversations, and two best friends. From journal challenges to goddess calls, Briana and Danielle are always finding new ways to help you embrace your natural beauty — inside and out. -
Ba Arshia means With Arshia — in Persian.
This podcast is for those starting over.
For the ones who fight in silence.
Who rebuild with no applause.
Hosted by Arshia Zojaji, this space brings deep, honest conversations about identity, immigration, healing, and hope, solo and with guests.
If you’ve ever felt like an outsider trying to find your place…
🎧 Recorded in Quebec City.
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All about how things were, way back when, before the Interwebs. Remember?
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Dene means people, and Dene Talk is just that; it’s a podcast talking to Indigenous people and listening to their stories. On this podcast you’ll hear from writers, burlesque dancers, psychologists, artists, land defenders, full spectrum birth workers, and storytellers, and we delve into contemporary issues facing Indigenous peoples. Dene Talk doesn’t shy away from the nitty gritty of the violence and dispossession Indigenous peoples face from coast to coast to coast, but the podcast seeks to showcase stories of Indigenous rejuvenation, hope, and brilliance.
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Wanderings with Ashaley Koblah blends poetic storytelling with reflections on place, identity, and the quiet beauty of patterns—both in life and in mathematics. From the streets of Osu to quiet moments of reflection, each episode weaves storytelling and introspection into a soulful escape. For dreamers, thinkers, and wanderers alike.
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with isabella & ivana ⋆˚✿˖°
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*《020精神广播》**是一档来自广州的都市青年闲聊播客，由四位性格各异的朋友——大基、方方、秋和Allen组成，以兄弟视角记录城市生活的思考与片段。
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Le podcast pour faire le bilan de la dernière année avant d’avoir 30ans
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À mi-chemin entre un podcast et un chit-chat.
Après avoir perdu son poste d’animatrice radio, Mic renoue avec ce qu’elle aimait le plus : la proximité, le vrai, le micro.
OPEN MIC, c’est son nouveau terrain de jeu pour jaser de ce qu’on vit souvent en silence : échecs, réussites, remises en question, relations, vingtaine et tout ce qui vient avec.
Un espace vrai et doux, le tout sans masque ni pression de performance.
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Founded in 2021 and inspired by the radio code for “in service,” the Team Ten Eight Podcast is a tribute to the extraordinary individuals who dedicate their lives to serving others.
This platform is about more than uniforms or titles—it’s about the people behind them. Through candid conversations, our guests share their unique stories and personal perspectives on life in law enforcement, emergency services, and the military.
The Team Ten Eight Podcast takes you behind the scenes and beyond the badge, offering a deeper understanding of the challenges, triumphs, and complexities of these professions. Together, we explore the issues that matter most and celebrate the service and sacrifices made by these remarkable individuals.
Join us as we honour their journeys—simply by listening.
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This is my very interesting podcast
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We are Juli-Anne and Andrew James. A couple of bold, eternal optimists who believe in old school love.
We don't have all the answers about love and marriage, but through our podcast, we hope to share perspectives with you that will help inspire healthy growth and evolution in your relationships.
We've been married for 11 years, known each other for 18, and counseled couples into and through marriage. We've put in some hours.
On top of all of that, our parents have been married for a combined total of 98 years and counting!
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The ZAMI NOBLA Podcast is a sound source for Black Lesbians 40 and older. Our show topics include current events, LGBT affairs, Black Lesbian Herstory & Health and Wellness. Angela Denise Davis is the show's Creator, Producer, and Host.
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Welcome to "The NFP Podcast," where hosts Amy Smith and Emily Appeldorn bring over a decade of experience guiding single women and married couples through the intricacies of natural family planning (NFP).
Join Amy and Emily each week as they delve into the fascinating science of human procreation, unraveling the mysteries of fertility, and exploring the profound nuances of NFP application. With a perfect blend of expertise and compassion, they provide insightful conversations and practical advice on embracing NFP to foster responsible love and intentional family planning. Each episode educates, inspires, and empowers listeners to make informed choices about their reproductive health.
Whether you're single, engaged, or married, you'll find valuable discussions on the benefits and challenges of natural family planning, real-life stories from couples who practice NFP, and expert interviews. Subscribe now and start your journey with "The NFP Podcast." - Visa fler
