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The Mile Zero Murders is a special project between CBC Podcasts and the fifth estate (@cbcfifth), investigating the baffling wave of disappearances and murders in the small town of Dawson Creek, B.C., a community struggling with a deadly local drug trade. Host and journalist Timothy Sawa explores missing person cases like that of Cole Hosack and Renee Didier. The question that drives this series is the same one that haunts this community: where is the justice?

Listen now - via our link in bio or wherever you get your podcasts! 🎧 by @cbcpodcasts

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Everyone has a party story. This one began at arguably the most unlikely of places… a Shakespeare Festival.

Picture this: It’s 2005. When ‘David Lee Roth’ crashes the backstage party, Becca — the shadow version of hedonistic young actor Rebecca Auerbach — is set on a wild path of self-reckoning.

Personally: Discount Dave (and the Fix) is the true-ish story of a fake rockstar, a real trial and what it means to stop running, face yourself and fight to heal.

Episode one “I Runneth with the Devil,” is an official @Tribecaaudio selection. Listen to the harrowing and hilarious blend of memoir and auto-fiction at the link in our bio or wherever you get your podcasts.
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@cbcpodcasts @rebeecks @avivaao by @cbcpodcasts

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“Trust me bro, it’s the magic of AI” isn’t supposed to be valid scientific evidence in criminal cases. And yet, it’s happening in courtrooms across the U.S.

A mysterious AI algorithm is placing suspects at crime scenes, and in some cases landing them in prison. People don’t know how, or if, this thing even works. So how is this happening? And where do we go from here? Sam Mullins (@samsmullins) pulls back the curtain on Cybercheck in the new season of Uncover: The Expert Witness.

Out now. Link in bio to listen! by @cbcpodcasts

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When a meteorologist took a job in Iowa, he was excited to make his forecasts matter to viewers by bringing in climate impacts that were relevant to their lives, like rising costs and energy independence. But then the backlash began, escalating to a death threat. When facts become political, how can climate change’s frontline communicators stick to the science?

For more on this topic, listen to the What on Earth? podcast - via our link in bio! 🔗 by @cbcpodcasts

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Meet the man behind Blackwater vs. Plint, one of the first court cases where residential school survivors took their abuser to court, eventually paving a legal path for thousands of other Indigenous children forced to attend these schools.

Listen to the full episode in the second season of See You In Court - via our link in bio! 🔗 by @cbcpodcasts

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🚨 Signal Awards voting is officially OPEN! 🚨

We’re thrilled to have so many of our shows nominated this year — and if you have a few minutes, we’d love your vote! 🗳️❤️ Every vote helps support the podcasts and the incredible teams behind them.

🎙️ Love Me – Undeniable
LGBTQ+ Individual Episode

🎙️ Allison After NXIVM
Documentary (True Crime) Limited Series & Specials

🎙️ The Cult Queen of Canada
Best Writing + Documentary

🎙️ See You In Court
History Limited Series & Specials

🎙️ Quirks & Quarks
Science

🎙️ The Debaters
Best Live Podcast Recording

Please vote, share the links with your friends and family, and help spread the word!

Thank you so much for supporting our shows - and congratulations and good luck to ALL of this year’s nominees! 🏆✨

Voting closes October 15th!

#SignalAwards #PodcastAwards #Podcasts #Podcasting @signalawards by @cbcpodcasts

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When Michelle Good’s mother was in her 20s, she changed her name from Martha Eliza to Elizabeth to sound “less Indigenous.”

Michelle’s new novel, Eliza Sunshine, is rooted intimately in her mother’s life and gives her mother her name back. The novel weaves Eliza’s experiences and Michelle’s family history into a deeply personal story following three generations of Cree women. It’s also informed by Michelle’s experience as a community advocate, lawyer and storyteller and her mission of keeping Indigenous stories alive.

This week, Michelle joins Mattea Roach on #Bookends to talk about why hope is something that moves you forward and the family legacy that inspires this point of view. Swipe through to see family photos submitted by Michelle!

Listen to the full episode on CBC Listen, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. #podcasts #IndigenousBooks by @cbcpodcasts

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@colinmochrie7591 has a new slang word 😂
#touche #douche #slang by @cbcpodcasts

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Raccoons are Canadian icons 🇨🇦🦝

#raccoon #trashpanda #internetslang
@merriamwebster @colinmochrie @migrivas @carleythorne by @cbcpodcasts

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🎁💭 Is it really the thought that counts? Here's @emily_annef speaking to one Saskatonian about a gift that really missed the mark! What's the worst gift you've ever received? Let us know in the comments! 👇️ by @cbcpodcasts

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Parliament is back in session and there’s a lot going on: a trade war, talk of Alberta separation, and international alliances being redrawn. Prime Minister Mark Carney has been clear: he doesn’t think the old climate plan he inherited from the Trudeau government holds up to Canada’s new reality. So, where does climate fit in what Carney calls the next “world order?”

For more on this topic, listen to the What on Earth? podcast via our link in bio! by @cbcpodcasts

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Have you read The Witch by Marie NDiaye? ✨

Clark Backo, of the upcoming witchy series #Yaga, is joined by her fellow book club friends Nadine Bhabha, Jess Salgueiro and honourary member Antonio Michael Downing, to talk about the novels they’ve been reading lately.

You can find the full episode on #TheNextChapter on CBC Listen, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. #podcast #books by @cbcpodcasts

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