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Spark on CBC Radio One Nora Young helps you navigate your digital life by connecting you to fresh ideas in surprising ways.
CBC Radio's The House takes you behind the scenes in the world of Canadian politics. Parliament may take a summer recess but the business of national politics never stops; nor does The House.
CBC Radio's Quirks and Quarks covers the quirks of the expanding universe to the quarks within a single atom... and everything in between.
Take a trip around the world with CBC Radio's As It Happens. Hear from the people at the centre of the stories of the day — from the complex to the weird and wacky.
CBC Radio's Dr. Brian Goldman takes listeners through the swinging doors of hospitals and doctors' offices, behind the curtain where the gurney lies.
CBC Radio's Laugh out Loud is Canada's home for comedy. Every week the show features the best and funniest comics in the business. Recorded at festivals and comedy clubs across the country, LOL is the ...
Because News is Canada's funniest news quiz. Host Gavin Crawford quizzes comedians and celebrities about the headlines. Subscribe to get Members Only bonus episodes every Wednesday.
Fresh, new, provocative programs from the digital realm. Radio One's Podcast Playlist kicks it off on terrestrial with a sampling of some of the most intriguing of what the internet has to offer.
If a joke's worth telling, it's worth repeating. Comedy Factory host Jane Testar collects our favourite skits, commentaries and funny bits that appeared on CBC Radio over the past week. It's an assembly line of humour, safety-tested and priced to move!
Get ready to meet the artists you're talking about, and the ones you'll soon love. Whatever you're into — be it music, TV, film, visual art, theatre or comedy — q is there. Expect deep insight, and big surprises. Because on q, arts and entertainment get personal.
Tapestry is your guide through the messy business of being human. You’ll hear surprising conversations and rediscover your connection to something larger than yourself. Tapestry: your time to pause and go deep.
CBC Radio's Metro Morning keeps listeners informed about what's going on in Toronto and offers listeners an optimistic, sometimes humorous view of the world, together with the day's more serious news.
CBC Radio's Writers and Company offers an opportunity to explore in depth the lives, thoughts and works of remarkable writers from around the world. Hosted by Eleanor Wachtel.
Cross Country Checkup is Canada's only weekly national open-line radio program. It is broadcast live across Canada every Sunday afternoon on CBC Radio One and SiriusXM, and streamed live on the Internet. Each week Canadians from coast to coast join in a lively discussion on an issue of national interest that affects their daily lives. Toll-free number (during the broadcast only): 1-888-416-8333
Day 6 is a news magazine show that delivers a surprising take on the week.
Unscripted and honest radio debates. Ontario Today is never shy. The host, studio guests and callers dive right into the contentious issues of the day. CBC Radio One from 12 to 1 ET. Call-in 1-888-817-8995.
CBC Radio's Shelagh Rogers travels the country, conversing with authors and readers of all kinds. A new episode every Monday.
The Eyeopener sets the agenda for the day, asking the questions that need to be answered and bringing compelling local stories to Calgarians
Ontario Morning tells you what's happening in your world - whether it's down the road or around the globe.Get the latest national and international news on World Report and local newscasts on the half-hour.
CBC Radio's Morning North is a weekday news and current affairs program hosted by Markus Schwabe.
BC Today is where British Columbians connect on issues facing their lives and their community. Every week day at noon PT and 1pm MT, BC Today host Michelle Eliot delves into the top story for the province.
If you're talking about it, so is Judy Aldous on Alberta's only province wide open line. From strong opinions, to thoughtful arguments, to stories worth repeating - you never know what you'll hear nex ...
CBC Radio's Information Morning kick starts the day on mainland Nova Scotia with news, survival information, compelling stories and opinions from all perspectives in the province.
Maritime Noon is a one-hour program devoted to delivering informative reports and interviews which explore issues that are of interest to Maritimers. Join host Bob Murphy weekdays from noon to 1 p.m.
A vibrant blend of top news stories, local weather, traffic reports, comedy, local music, and interviews about politics, science and culture. Tune into Mainstreet on weekdays from 3 to 6 p.m. Add your voice by calling us at 1-888-686-MAIN (6246) or e-mail mainhfx@cbc.ca.
Information Morning from CBC Moncton is your essential source of news, weather, traffic and stories from your community. Join Jonna weekday mornings.
CBC Radio's Information Morning Cape Breton helps listeners better understand and explore the challenges in our island's future, remember their past and celebrate their neighbours' accomplishments.
Information Morning Fredericton is your window on the community every weekday morning, from 5:55 to 8:37 on CBC Radio One, the news and stories of our lives in your city and around the province; keeping you informed and engaged.
Under the Influence gives listeners a rare backstage pass into the hallways, boardrooms and recording studios of the ad industry. Join host and adman Terry O’Reilly for fascinating (and humorous) stories that connect the dots between pop culture, marketing and human nature.
The Morning Edition on CBC Radio One is Regina’s number one morning show. Join Stefani for great conversations as the Morning Edition team taps into the spirit of the city. Get your news and see what’ ...
CBC Radio's Labrador Morning keeps people informed about what's happening around them. Labradorians hear about it first on Labrador Morning.
CBC Radio's On The Go has now been on the air for 50 years, bringing Newfoundlanders and Labradorians stories from every nook, cranny and cove in the province.
CBC Radio New Brunswick's Information Morning in Saint John brings you all the news and information you need to start your day. We'll get you connected to your community, your country and the world. Without us, you won't know what's going on.
CBC Radio host Sheryl MacKay meets creative people from all around the province. Hear about their passions and inspirations. You'll visit artists and in their studios, musicians and performers backstage, writers at their keyboards and chefs at the cooktop. There's great conversation and a lot of laughs too waiting for you every weekend on North by Northwest.
The ocean is a part of daily life in Newfoundland and Labrador. Whether it’s fishing, tourism, shipping, research or culture, there are thousands of people whose lives have some connection to the sea. The Broadcast casts a wide net to explore the stories of people in coastal communities in Newfoundland and Labrador and around the world.
While you've been sleeping, the world has changed. The St. John’s Morning Show tells you how. We bring you the latest news, the stories that matter most, and the information you need.
CBC polls analyst Éric Grenier takes a deep dive into the world of politics, elections and public opinion in conversations with journalists, decision makers and the pollsters tapping into what the country is thinking.
The CBC's great Canadian book debate returns. Five prominent Canadians have each selected the one book that they believe all of Canada should read. After each day's debate, they will vote to eliminate one book, until only the winner remains.
CBC News correspondents take you behind the scenes as they cover the biggest events around the world. Personal stories from our reporters who were there while the story was breaking.
Wiretap on CBC Radio, the unofficial podcast http://www.cbc.ca/wiretap Do you want Wiretap to be available in an official podcast form? Then write to the CBC and tell them. http://www.cbc.ca/podcasting/contactus.html Questions? Complaints? Please contact me: chalmers2006@gmail.com. Grab all of the shows from http://www.supernintendochalmers.net/wiretap/
From remote reserves to bustling big cities, join Urban Native Girl Lisa Charleyboy as she brings you to the surprising heart of the conversations important to Aboriginal youth.
Up-close and intimate performances by some of Canada’s best musicians, recorded live off the CBC studio floor.
On The Island is a lively and informative blend of news, reviews and interviews, designed to keep Victorians informed about the issues that matter to them.
The Early Edition is Vancouver's connection to the latest breaking local news, interviews that cut through the spin, and community stories and personalities that surprise and delight.
It launched in June 2005 as one of the world's first music podcasts and has been called ‘Canada’s top podcast’ by Spin Magazine and ‘Canada’s most important podcast’ by Exclaim! magazine. This one-hour show features the best in new Canadian rock, pop, hip-hop, singer-songwriters, alt-country, and electronica. If you're looking for a source of amazing new music, look no further.
Nine conversations about Beethoven's nine symphonies. Bramwell Tovey - Music Director of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra - and CBC Radio 2's Bill Richardson consider these mighty works and talk about what makes them so powerful. Tovey illustrates passages on the piano. CBC Radio 2 will broadcast performances by Tovey and the VSO daily starting March 31 2008. The concerts are available for streaming at Concerts on Demand.
María José Burgos brings us the story of the works of art created for and housed in the Centennial building in Fredericton. What might become of the public art created by prominent New Brunswick artists, as a private developer plans a boutique hotel and high-end apartments. .
UNB Prof. Heidi Tworek researched communications in 9 countries and says health and political leaders here could learn from what's been effective elsewhere.
Our A for Adventure team give us their experiential and adventurous gift ideas!
It's our monthly round up of new releases. We’ve got stories about one immigrant’s epic journey to Canada, a hip-hop conspiracy, a royal wedding the whole family can enjoy, and more. Whether you’re craving something serious or soothing, there’s plenty to cozy up with. Featuring: 1. The Messenger 2. Louder Than A Riot 3. The Hopeful 4. Enthusiast! 5…
Bobi Wine, Trump Pardons, WWI Soldier Remains, South Korea BTS Law, Hong Kong Activist Sentenced, Nunavut Mountie Cleared and more.
Ryan Imgrund is a high school teacher and a biostatistician who works with a number of public health units.He talks about the value of asymptomatic testing in our schools; Travel writer and consultant, Barry Choi offers his analysis of the federal funding extended to travel and tourism-related industries; McMaster University political scientist Adr…
New research shows that domestic violence is not confined to the house - but that the violence actually follows most victims to work... and most employers have no idea. Laura Winters of the St. John's Status of Women Council shares the data, and explains why she’s calling for the immediate creation of a task force on gender violence.…
On today's show: we speak with the medical director at Foothills hospital about the pressures facing hospitals in Alberta as more and more COVID-19 patients are admitted; how Calgary bylaw officers are helping enforce health restrictions; a devastating house fire hasn't dashed the spirits of a hard working bus driver in rural Alberta. We speak with…
Our community historian, Jim St. Clair brings us a story of a young man who entered public life 200 years ago this year.
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q: The Podcast from CBC Radio
All week on q (Nov. 30 to Dec. 4), we're exploring the many ways that artists deal with, and draw from, mental health issues in a series called Sound Mind: Mental Health and the Arts. Rupi Kaur discusses her new poetry collection Home Body, and shares how sudden fame impacted her mental health. Meichi Ng talks about her new book Barely Functional A…
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Labrador Morning from CBC Radio Nfld. and Labrador (Highlights)
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Woodward laying off crews, Health Accord NL, screenwriter Byron Hamel, Christmas recitation challenge, 12 days of skates contest and what's on stage in Labrador
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On today's show, layoffs are coming to Woodward Group of Companies as the company hires foreign crews for its boats. We hear from the company and the union. Health Accord NL wants to hear from you. A task force is holding public engagement sessions for Labrador, and they want to know your ideas on how to make this province a healthier place. Like e…
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Information Morning Moncton from CBC Radio New Brunswick (Highlights)
Dominic Cardy is the provincial education minister.
The art of the Centennial building in downtown Fredericton may be hidden from public view, but it hasn't been forgotten. CBC journalist Maria Jose Burgos looked into the fate of that art.
COVID-19 survivor Katy Mclean and family physician Dr. Iris Gorfinkel discuss the long-term effects of the disease. Then, changing holiday plans because of the pandemic.
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The Broadcast from CBC Radio
Exploration for oil and gas in the offshore may put sea life at risk. We'll explore concerns about seismic air gun testing and what can be done to protect whales and fish.
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Maritime Noon from CBC Radio (Highlights)
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Young police dog in NS makes his mark, feedback on outdoor rinks and on the phone-in: accessibility
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Corp Jeff Wall tells us about Lear, the 2 year-old RCMP dog who found a missing man after only 2 months on the job, more of your stories on outdoor rinks and on the phone-in: issues about accessibility.
David Hood says exposure to arts and artists has benefited his business.
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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio
David Deane, an associate professor of theology at the Atlantic School of Theology, spoke with host Jeff Douglas about why giving to those less fortunate is actually good for the giver.
Dreading telling your relatives that you SHAN'T be visiting in person this holiday season? You're not alone.
We're joined by two economists to discuss the federal government's recent fiscal update.
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Writers and Company from CBC Radio
Writer and critic Matthew Beaumont spoke with Eleanor Wachtel about tracing the footsteps of literary authors in his new book, The Walker: On Finding and Losing Yourself in the Modern City.
Long-term care homes across the country are once again facing a wave of COVID-19 outbreaks. Dr. Samir Sinha is the director of geriatrics at Sinai Health System and University Health Network Hospitals in Toronto and answers caller questions.
Actor Mena Massoud on his debut cookbook Evolving Vegan, Claire Tansey on her cookbook Dinner, Uncomplicated, Yolanda T. Marshall on her picture book My Soca Birthday Party, Jillian Tamaki on her picture book Our Little Kitchen and columnist Antanas Sileika shares two books that explore the science of food.…
Wayne Maddison had a very interesting encounter with a spider that started him on his life's work.
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White Coat, Black Art on CBC Radio
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Fear of racism deters many Indigenous people from seeking medical treatment, says health-care leader
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Indigenous Canadians are avoiding going to the doctor or seeking care in hospitals, says the president of The Indigenous Physicians Association. The COVID-19 pandemic has had an impact, but there's also another potentially deadly factor: racism. "People are fearing that they will be treated in a racist manner, or not receive the standard of care th…
Peanut soup recipe makes journey from Ghana to Toronto; low-key relaxing plans and how to enjoy Christmas no matter what; good access to great wines -- what to look for from Spain to Niagara.
On this week’s special: The House explores Ottawa’s relationship to Canada’s three territories and their path toward province-like powers. Learn how federal funding could help one First Nation in the Northwest Territories ease its housing shortage and hear the former Iqaluit mayor discuss Nunavut’s connectivity struggles. Plus, Chief Dana Tizya-Tra…
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Day 6 from CBC Radio
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Episode 522: Mixed messages on COVID-19, The Queen's Gambit, Fred Sasakamoose, The Grand Ole Opry and more
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What doctors wish they were hearing from politicians on COVID-19, why The Queen's Gambit is the best sports show ever, Waubgeshig Rice remembers Indigenous hockey icon Fred Sasakamoose, The Grand Ole Opry turns 95, Linda Thomas-Greenfield is Joe Biden's pick for U.S. ambassador to the UN, and more.
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Quirks and Quarks from CBC Radio
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Quick tests for COVID, rat hides poison in its fur, neuroscientists see how we see colour, our planet’s climate zones are changing and why the hottest temperatures are in Death Valley
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Could quick COVID ‘antigen’ tests break the back of the pandemic?;This gorgeous African rat combs poison into its fur to deter predators; Neuroscience suggests that yes, when you see purple, it's the same purple I see; The world's major climate zones - polar, temperate and tropical - are transforming as we watch; Why are the hottest temperatures me…
This week, we meet a grieving mother in Sudbury, we hear about plans for a safe place for drug users, a ride on the Yo Mobile in Timmins, remember a man shot and killed on Manitoulin Island, the founder of the Northern Ontario Heritage Party dies, and Mike Ranta of Killarney talks about why he wants to build the world's largest canoe paddle.…
Throughout the pandemic we've seen a resurgence of retro hobbies like bread making, tie-dyeing clothes, and going to the drive-in. Why is nostalgia our natural response in times of crisis? And, fasten those jetpacks! A look at the surprising nostalgic pleasures of our past visions of the future.
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Because News from CBC Radio
This throwback episode features some of the happiest news stories we've ever covered - from pre-pandemic times (back when we still had a live studio audience).
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Tapestry from CBC Radio
Robin Wall Kimmerer is an acclaimed botanist who blends her scientific studies with her Indigenous upbringing. She says there is much to be learned about how to interact respectfully with the earth, from the behaviour of plants.
Recently recorded at a safe distance in Winnipeg, Comedian Matt Falk has some bones to pick with a number of animals who wronged him...and Edmonton's Dan Taylor contemplates his options for when someone insults his mother. They all end in bad news for the other guy.
