พอดคาสท์ Halifax ชั้นนำ (2025)

Fatu Kaba is an entrepreneur, award winning peace activist and she is the founder and president of the HEARTS Global Network. Natasha Fernandes is an organizer and moderator for the peace conference. She is also a Business Consultant at the Arthur L. Irving Entrepreneurship Centre. They tell Jeff Douglas about the conference and Fatu began by telli…

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Here's what some federal party candidates are thinking about the oceans, and related industries 13:11

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In every federal election since 2011, our oceans guy Boris Worm has asked candidates from all the federal parties what their policies would mean for the oceans.

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World's biggest invertebrate is no softie -- colossal squid, and evidence of scraps with sperm whales 9:00

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Jeff talks with our oceans guy, Boris Worm.

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Dorian McNamara of Halifax has won the 2025 CBC Short Story Prize 6:30

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CBC's Rose Murphy caught up with short story prize winner, Dorian McNamara, in Tokyo.

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Symposium on uncovering the hidden histories of Black communities in Atlantic Canada taking place next week 14:52

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Claudine Bonner is an associate professor and the Canada Research Chair in African Diaspora Migration at Mount Allison University. Isaac Saney is an associate professor and the coordinator of the Black and African Diaspora Studies program at Dalhousie. They tell Jeff Douglas why this symposium is important and why they hope it can happen annually.…

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The Mi'kmawitasik: Mi'kmaw Made trademark has officially launched 15:21

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Shannon Monk the cultural tourism manager for Kwilmu’kw Maw-klusuaqn (KMK) and Heather Stevens, a maker with the Mi'kmawitasik trademark and the manager at the Millbrook Cultural and Heritage Centre, tell Alex Guye all about it.

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Asa McKercher on Donald Trump's relationship with the judicial branch of the US government 19:09

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Jeff Douglas speaks with Asa McKercher, the Hudson Research Chair in Canada-US Relations, and an associate prof in Public Policy & Governance at St. Francis Xavier University.

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Narrative Research poll shows Liberals far ahead in Atlantic Canada 10:07

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Jeff speaks with Margaret Brigley, CEO and a partner at Narrative Research, a market research firm located in Halifax.

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The Mi'kmaq Artist Emergence Program is coming back for its second year 10:08

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The Mi'kmaq Artist Emergence Program was created to bring together emerging Indigenous artists for a week of music training, cultural teachings and mental wellness counselling. You can learn more about it and how to apply by visiting the instagram page mikmaqaep. Christina Googoo is a participant of last year's program. She tells Mainstreet's Alex …

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If you're on the phone with them, you're probably having one of the worst days of your life 15:23

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Katie MacLean and Chauntel Lewis are medical communications officers, at the EHS Medical Communications Centre in Nova Scotia. Once a 911 operator takes some basic info from you, the next voice you hear might be Katie or Chauntel. They'll tell Jeff Douglas what it takes to do this job, and why they love it.…

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Hundreds of thousands of migrants in the U.S. from Haiti, Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela to lose legal status on April 24th 17:35

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Many of these people were brought to the US through Biden-era parole systems. Robert Huish is an associate professor in the department of International Development Studies. He speaks with Jeff Douglas about why, and how the current Trump administration is ending this legal status, as well as the administration's utilization of the Alien Enemies Act…

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The Mainstreet Spinbusters at the mid-point of the federal election campaign 35:50

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Jeff talks with Barbara Emodi, Chris Lydon, and Michelle Coffin.

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The harmful impact of a private online groups highly degrading sexual comments 10:02

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Tia Googoo is a 27-year-old Millbrook band member. She went public with screenshots of a private group chat that she took a couple of weeks ago. The Facebook chat included highly degrading sexual comments about women in the community and references to enjoying non-consensual sex. Two councillors who were in the group chat, Garrett Gloade and Pius K…

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Should you sleep with your mouth taped shut? Quick answer: no. Absolutely not. 7:35

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The CBC's Meig Campbell finds out why.

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Is there an enthusiasm gap between Conservative supporters, and people planning to vote Liberal or NDP? 22:56

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After what must be Pierre Poilievre's biggest rally yet, south of Edmonton yesterday, Jeff asks Shachi Kurl at the Angus Reid Institute whether she sees signs of an enthusiasm gap in her data. (Also includes an excerpt from the latest CBC West Of Centre podcast.)

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"What is the point of all this?" wonders Dal U economist James McNeil about Trump tariffs 19:04

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Host Jeff Douglas speaks with James McNeil after some big market losses at the end of last week.

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April 6th : 2025 - You're in, You're Up 41:40

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April 6th : 2025 - You're in, You're Up by Nova Church Halifaxโดย Nova Church Halifax

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2025, 3005 Show 1 20:13

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Our 3rd year students make their Signal Audio debut.

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The language violent extremist movements use and how fascism looks in 2025 17:50

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Alex Khasnabish is chair of the department of Sociology and Anthropology at Mount Saint Vincent University. He studies social movements, radical politics, and social & political theory. Host Jeff Douglas spoke with Alex about what fascism looks like in 2025 and some of the language violent extremist movements use.…

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Let's talk about the the wonderful world of the zipper merge! 8:05

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Host Jeff Douglas talks with traffic expert Peter Lougheed, about the zipper merge and whether it would make the lives of Nova Scotians easier.

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How people get drawn into extremist groups and some of the work being done in Canada to support people who leave 14:02

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Ideologically motivated, violent extremist groups, use different kinds of hate to recruit followers and inspire violence. A report dated May 2024 released under the access to information law by the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) says Extremist groups are also tapping into current events to build support. Alex Guye reached Brad Gallow…

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Shaun Majumder on patriotism: "We don't need to go out there screaming... that we have ketchup chips" 11:13

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Shaun Majumder talks with host Jeff Douglas about his permanent move from Los Angeles to Nova Scotia, how he's been thinking about what it means to be Canadian, and why he's going to be at another Elbows Up rally (happening in Dartmouth on Sunday).

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Why don't big social media platforms use their algorithms to filter out scams and fraudsters? 19:46

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David Shipley says it's because the platforms make money off the ads, and never suffer the consequences -- which can be devastating to the individuals who get taken in. David is the CEO of Beauceron Security. He speaks with host Jeff Douglas.

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Federal election coverage: Conservative plans to tackle the housing crisis 13:53

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Jeff speaks with Conservative candidate Rick Perkins.

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Federal election coverage: NDP plans to tackle the housing crisis 15:18

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Jeff speaks with NDP candidate Lisa Roberts.

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Federal election coverage: Liberal plans to tackle the housing crisis 13:27

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Jeff speaks with Liberal candidate Sean Fraser.

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March 30th : 2025 - Why Did Jesus Have To Die 44:21

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March 30th : 2025 - Why Did Jesus Have To Die by Nova Church Halifaxโดย Nova Church Halifax

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Students and apprentices show off their skills in competitions at NSCC campuses this spring 16:14

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Jeff talks with several people involved in skills competitions happening on Nova Scotia Community College Campuses, including Bryden Surette who's competing in precision machining, and Alannah Bushnik who's studying to be an Electronic Engineering Technologist at the Sydney Waterfront Campus.

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Mainstreet Export Report: Doug Milburn, Co-founder of Protocase and 45Drives 16:02

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Protocase has been a growing concern in Sydney, Nova Scotia, for years. Alex Mason called Doug Milburn a few hours before the company held an open house for its new U.S.-based production and assembly operations in Wilmington, North Carolina.

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When Help is Harm: Dalhousie associate professor explains study into the harms of looksmaxxing 20:50

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A warning, this conversation contains details of self harm and suicide. We ask that you take care while listening. If you or someone you know is struggling, the provincial mental health crisis line can be reached at 1-888-429-8167 or by dialing 911. The Suicide crisis helpline can be reached by calling or texting: 9-8-8. A recent study in the Socio…

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Mainstreet Export Report: Jamie Surrette, President of the Surrette Battery Company Ltd. 13:56

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Jeff Douglas talks with Jamie Surrette in the company's factory in Springhill, Nova Scotia.

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How Trump's Transactionalism Could Change Decades Old Security Relationships 25:08

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After Trump's National Security advisor, Mike Waltz, included Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg to a chat group discussing the classified, imminent bombing of Houthi rebels in Yemen, we had Matt Hefler on to talk about how contents of that chat would land with US allies. Within the chat, senior members of the Trump administration speculated on askin…

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Mainstreet Export Report: JP Deveau, President and CEO of Acadian Seaplants Ltd. 17:07

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JP Deveau has been Jeff's guide to Economics 101. He's dropped into Studio A to give crash courses on productivity, inflation, and the threat of Trump tariffs. Now, Jeff visits JP to hear the story of how Acadian Seaplants evolved from a company that was reliant on the US for 95% of its business, to now being active in eighty countries.…

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Mainstreet Export Report: Patrick Crabbe, Bird Construction and The Mass Timber Company 11:13

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Jeff Douglas plays audio from his visit to Patrick Crabbe, Director of Mass Timber at Bird Construction, and Founder and President of the Nova Scotia startup, The Mass Timber Company

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March 23rd : 2025 - Objects & Alters 1:01:26

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March 23rd : 2025 - Objects & Alters by Nova Church Halifaxโดย Nova Church Halifax

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Halifax musicians experience traffic stop in U.S, leading to a drug search and some peculiar questions 7:35

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Musician Cassie MacDonald describes an interaction with police she and her sister Maggie had while on tour in the United States. What would you say if an officer asked you: "Which is better -- Canada or America?". Cassie tells guest host Alex Guye all about it.

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Co-founder of the Moose Hide Campaign stops by to talk about goals to end gender based violence 10:10

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The Moose Hide Campaign is BC based Indigenous-led grassroots movement to engage men and boys in ending gender based violence. To speak more about the campaign and the ways it aims to create cultural shifts, guest host Alex Guye spoke with the co founder and executive director, Raven Lacerte. She is a member of Lake Babine First Nation in North-Cen…

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A conversation with Erik McDuffie about, Louise Langdon, Garveyism and Malcolm X 24:50

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A lecture and Q&A took place at Dalhousie University last night. It was called, "Louise Langdon, Garvey, and Malcolm X: Unraveling the Canadian Links to Global Black Liberation”. The main person who spoke at the lecture was Erik McDuffie. Erik is an associate professor of African American Studies and History at the University of Illinois Urbana-Cha…

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If Canadians are boycotting American products, what about plans to buy F-35 fighter jets from the US? 17:30

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Guest host Alex Guye talks with Ken Hansen about how some people are scrutinizing the military's plans to buy fighter jets, and also naval destroyers.

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'DEI' has become a bad word in US politics. Two African Nova Scotians tell us what they make of this. 16:14

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Guest host Alex Guye speaks with Alvero Wiggins, and Senator Wanda Thomas Bernard.

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Trudeau biographer Stephen Maher looks back on highs and lows of the Trudeau era 15:50

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Nova Scotian journalist Stephen Maher, author of "The Prince: The turbulent reign of Justin Trudeau," speaks with guest host Alex Guye.

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Cutting up your chip bag could save your pets life, says advocate whose dog suffocated in food packaging 12:25

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This story is about a risk to dogs and other pets -- from a common household item and the consequences can be deadly. On the weekend, listener Ian Reid wrote to us, hoping to raise awareness about a problem he did not foresee. His email says, in part: "I lost a beloved dog this weekend due to suffocation from a chip bag. It was tragic, quick, devas…

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Kimberly Murray: some 'missing' residential school students were victims of enforced disappearance 22:16

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An extended version of Alex Mason's conversation with Kimberly Murray. From 2022 until 2024, she was the federally appointed Independent Special Interlocutor For Missing Children & Unmarked Graves & Burial Sites Associated With Indian Residential Schools. She was previously the executive director of the Truth & Reconciliation Commission. This is a …

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70-year-old play having world premiere at Cambridge University 11:28

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Digging through a dusty attic can uncover forgotten treasures. In Karen Harper's case, it sent her on an adventure exploring her family's history. Karen's adventure is culminating in a visit to Cambridge University next month to see a play her grandfather wrote 70 years ago be performed on stage for the first time.…

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Spinbusters on Poilievre, Carney, Singh and the race to come, audience feedback, and the tariff war 38:52

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Michelle Coffin, Chris Lydon, and Barbara Emodi drop into Studio A to talk with guest host Alex Guye.

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