最佳Nova Scotia播客 (2025)

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Acadie-Annapolis MP Creates Political Furore 15:06

3d ago15:06

15:06

Chris d'Entremont leaves Conservative Party, in what could be first of several defcetions.

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Digital Skills for Women+: Carving Paths into Tech Though Community 38:06

20d ago38:06

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Our host Claire is joined by Eilidh Lindsay-Sinclair and Laura Hawkins, Digital Skills for Women+ (DS4W+) co-founders, who talk all things related to the program. Created in 2018, the two discuss their tech career journeys and how it influenced them to build the DS4W+ program. Find out how it bridges the gap between women and gender diverse individ…

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Solving the mystery of a Blue Jays logo etched in stone 5:59

10d ago5:59

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There's a Blue Jays logo on the facade of the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia. Until yesterday, no one knew who carved it. But then, stone mason Craig Potter stepped forward! He reveals the story behind how he came to etch the carving and talks about the attention it's getting now.

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Why is there a Blue Jays logo on the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia? 7:35

12d ago7:35

7:35

Look really closely when you visit the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia and you might find a few hidden surprises set in the building's stone facade, including the logo of the Toronto Blue Jays. We unravel the mystery behind why.

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Did Donald Trump really drop poop on the heads of protesters? Artificial intelligence expert Frank Rudzicz talks about video AI and how it's being used - from the President on down. 8:23

17d ago8:23

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We'll talk about that AI video U.S. President Donald Trump shared recently on social media of him piloting a fighter jet while wearing a crown, dropping what looks like excrement on a No Kings rally. We speak with an AI expert about these kinds of videos... and what happens when people can't tell them apart from actual video footage.…

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Retail crime concerns in Halifax 16:18

19d ago16:18

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Two Halifax business leaders talk about how shoplifting and robberies are affecting retailers in the city's core. Windsor Police Force shares its successful implementation of a "Retail Crime Unit."

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Chef Danny Smiles about why his city Montreal, is having a culinary moment 7:40

24d ago7:40

7:40

La Belle Province comes to Nouvelle Ecosse...a cadre of cooks from Montreal is coming to the Valley next week for the annual Devour Food and Film festival. Montreal chef Danny Smiles tells us why in his province, dining out will be the last thing to go.

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Have drought conditions benefited N.S. grape crops? 7:33

26d ago7:33

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The dry summer has been bad news for most agricultural sectors, but good news for grape crops. An owner of L'Acadie Vineyards in Gaspereau talks about the extreme growing conditions, and why a bottle of vintage 2025 might be something to watch out for in the coming years.

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How do you turn Lego building into a fulltime job? One Nova Scotian has done just that. 9:12

1M ago9:12

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Shawn MacLeod has turned Lego building into a fulltime job. He is a professional Lego builder. We find out how he achieved this unusual profession.

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Town of Yarmouth mayor urging municipal residents to drill wells 8:59

1M ago8:59

8:59

Yarmouth mayor Pam Mood has written quite an extensive post on Facebook to residents in the District of Yarmouth, asking them to stop abusing her staff. She says some people who are frustrated over dry wells in the area are demanding action from the wrong council.

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Jays "superfan" sending crocheted Springer doll to the big leagues 7:45

1M ago7:45

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New Glasgow residents shared their concerns about violence and drug use around a downtown homeless shelter 9:32

1M ago9:32

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People who live near Viola's Place have been complaining about a rise in open drug use and violence in the neighbourhood. That prompted the town to hold a public forum on community safety last night. We talk to one of the residents who spoke at last night's meeting. He lives across the street from the shelter.…

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Kindred AI: Redefining Emotional Intelligence with AI 35:04

1M ago35:04

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Kindred AI is redefining how emotional intelligence can be measured, practiced, and scaled in the workplace. In this episode of All Hands on Tech, host Claire Quirion speaks with Amanda Richardson, Growth Manager at Kindred AI, about how their platform blends AI and EQ to help employees grow, reflect, and lead with empathy. They dive into the chall…

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How Trump's claims about Tylenol and autism affect some N.S. families 9:41

2M ago9:41

9:41

In an unsubstantiated and widely disputed claim, U.S. President Donald Trump has linked autism with the use of acetaminophen during pregnancy. Allison Garber says she felt crestfallen upon hearing that news. She sits on the board of Autism Nova Scotia and is an advocate for people with autism, including her son.…

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The line between motorists and cyclists 8:24

2M ago8:24

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Some support new bike lanes in Halifax, while others would like to get rid of them altogether. We ask David Trueman from the Halifax Cycling Coalition what it's like to ride with so much tension in the air, and on the streets.

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Global Vision, Local Roots: Palladium MC’s AI Revolution 54:43

2M ago54:43

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From landmine detection to sustainable farming, Palladium MC is redefining how AI and robotics can transform industries. In this episode of All Hands on Tech, Claire Quirion speaks with founders Olesya Shyvikova and Chris Curtis about their journey from d由Digital Nova Scotia

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For nearly a month, volunteers have been at CFB Cornwallis feeding firefighters battling the Long Lake wildfires 8:26

2M ago8:26

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We get a tour of the volunteer operation at CFB Cornwallis, where almost 200 firefighters can get a warm meal - and a lot of thanks - at the end of their long shifts fighting the ongoing Long Lake wildfire.

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Art studio sit-in at NSCAD 10:45

2M ago10:45

10:45

Students at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design held a sit-in last night, to protest the university's decision to reduce studio access this semester. We'll talk to the head of the student union to find out how it went, and why students want 24-hour access to those art spaces.

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MBD Studio: Grilled Cheese Mascots and Un-trendy Marketing 42:51

3M ago42:51

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In this episode of All Hands on Tech we're joined by Michael Broley, Founder & CEO of MBD Studios, to talk about his journey from working in sales at Xerox to founding an agency, un-trendy marketing tactics, and mascots?! Michael discusses the excitement of helping businesses bring their brands to life from logos to customer journeys by using agile…

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Nova Social Media & Marketing: From Professional Basketball Player to Local Entrepreneur 50:33

3M ago50:33

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In this episode, we're joined by Patrick Manifold, Founder & CEO of Nova Social Media & Marketing. Patrick discusses his journey from growing up in England, becoming a professional basketball player, moving to Nova Scotia and launching the business. Learn how Nova Social has created their local-first brand through organic development and programs l…

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Increased postpartum support for new parents at the IWK 7:02

3M ago7:02

7:02

Researchers at Dalhousie University and the IWK in Halifax are trying to help parents with the overwhelming feeling of having a newborn. We hear about a new program that's aiming to increase postpartum support for new parents through text messages.

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A forest-lover shares how he's scratching the hiking itch 8:47

3M ago8:47

8:47

Many of us are missing the forest right about now, as we hit peak summertime in Nova Scotia. Steve Skafte usually ventures into the woods searching for abandoned roads in the Annapolis Valley. But for now with the ban on forest activities, he's refocusing his efforts on another project: documenting shoreline access along the Bay of Fundy.…

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Dealing with drought 13:22

3M ago13:22

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There's a lot of nervousness in rural areas of Nova Scotia as the days go by with no significant rain in the forecast. We check in with three people who have animals and crops that need water.

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The Dad Rock That Made Me a Woman 8:35

3M ago8:35

8:35

Author Niko Stratis has launches her memoir "The Dad Rock That Made Me a Woman," about how the music of Bruce Springsteen, The National, and REM, helped her to explore her own gender identity.

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DeepSense: Deep Tech & Deeper Oceans - AI Beneath the Surface 37:25

3M ago37:25

37:25

What happens when cutting-edge AI meets the vast, mysterious world beneath the waves? This episode of All Hands on Tech with Digital Nova Scotia dives into how students, researchers, and industry are teaming up to tackle some of our biggest ocean challenges. Discover how underwater drones, smart sensors, and machine learning are tracking thousands …

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Imagine taking a course taught entirely by AI 10:49

4M ago10:49

10:49

University courses - entirely taught with AI, including avatars. Sound futuristic? It's actually happening now at a divinity school in the Annapolis Valley. he CBC's Richard Cutherbertson tells us about that.

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Halifax Pride event transforms old Harry Potter books into oyster mushrooms 8:39

4M ago8:39

8:39

Former Potterheads are tossing their books in the wake of J.K. Rowling's comments about the trans community.

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An unlit buoy was involved in the death of a navy sailor in the Halifax harbour 11:20

4M ago11:20

11:20

A rigid hull inflatable boat that capsized in the Halifax harbour in January struck an unlit buoy, according to documents obtained by CBC through a freedom of information request.

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GoSecure: Cyber Careers Decoded - SOCs, Threat Hunting & How to Get In 30:52

4M ago30:52

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Ever wondered what really goes on inside a Security Operations Center (SOC)? In this episode, host, Claire Quirion chats with Derek Halfyard from GoSecure about his journey from NSCC to leading threat hunts and helping clients stay safe around the clock. We break down what a SOC is, who works there, what roles like threat hunters and detection engi…

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Advocacy group reacts to report finding that N.S. childcare fees buck the national trend 9:09

4M ago9:09

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A new think tank report found that Nova Scotia is not one of the six provinces or territories in Canada that has achieved $10-a-day child care. Our education minister says the slower progress is due to a deal made by the prior provincial Liberal government. We ask Child Care Now Nova Scotia to weigh in.…

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If you picked up a can of beer that said "alcohol causes cancer," would you still drink it? 8:37

4M ago8:37

8:37

That's what a new pilot project in Antigonish is hoping to find out. A substance use researcher and local brewery owner have teamed up to test health warning labels on alcohol products.

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What a slice! 10:00

4M ago10:00

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A pizzeria that's been open for three years in Halifax has been selected as having one of the world's BEST pizzas. That's welcome attention for owner and Chef Lou Pecou,

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Konnekt Digital Engagement: Supporting the Evolution of Local Tech 31:16

4M ago31:16

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In this episode of All Hands on Tech, host Claire Quirion welcomes Jeff MacArthur, CEO of Konnekt Digital Engagement and a longtime leader in Atlantic Canada’s tech industry. With over a decade of involvement in the Digital Nova Scotia tech community, including service on the Board of Directors, Jeff shares his insights on the evolving local tech s…

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How does the way parents use their phones affect their young children 7:50

5M ago7:50

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Phones are a part of everyday life, but one researcher wants to know how the way parents use them affect their little ones.

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Keeping autistic students in class 10:12

5M ago10:12

10:12

A grade 3 student in Halifax was told to stay home from school, due to behavioral concerns related to his autism. His mother says that's problematic.

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Icebergs, Up Close and Personal 8:25

5M ago8:25

8:25

Our A for Adventure team takes us to iceberg alley, for a bucket-list outing photographing the melting giants.

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Mayor, Council Don't Have to Get Along 9:38

5M ago9:38

9:38

Political scientist Tom Urbaniak looks at the sometimes contentious relationship springing up between Halifax's mayor and council, and how "strong mayor" legislation could affect that.

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Mobia Technology Innovations: A People-First Approach to Tech 36:22

5M ago36:22

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In this exciting episode of All Hands on Tech, host Claire Quirion is joined by Mike Reeves, President and Owner of Mobia Technology Innovations. From cybersecurity to cloud architecture, Mobia's work bridges technical expertise with real-world impact, and all with an east coast edge. Mike discusses Mobia's 40 years of evolution, their "people firs…

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The Final Word on 'Moderate Livelihood' 9:58

5M ago9:58

9:58

Non-indigenous fishermen ask court to rule on questions left unanswered by landmark Marshall decision.

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Bike Lanes the Solution, Not the Problem 8:41

5M ago8:41

8:41

Urban planner says plan to pause creation of new bike lanes is exactly the wrong approach, if you want to relieve traffic congestion.

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Politicians rate NSP response to hack 16:32

5M ago16:32

16:32

Members of all three parties discuss Nova Scotia Power executives' answers to Public Accounts Committee grilling.

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The Therapeutic Potential of Ketamine 10:08

5M ago10:08

10:08

Psychiatrist and patient tell how anaesthetic can be used to treat depression, in low doses

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Interactive Society of Nova Scotia: Building a Stronger, Connected Community for Game Developers 56:08

5M ago56:08

56:08

In this exciting episode of All Hands on Tech, host Claire Quirion sits down with Ryan Sno-Wood from the Interactive Society of Nova Scotia (ISNS) to talk about the fast-growing world of game development in the province. From small indie teams to major collaborations with government and schools, the local gaming industry is expanding fast, and Ryan…

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Once More Into the Data Breach! 7:40

6M ago7:40

7:40

Customers tell of difficulty protecting themselves from effects off Nova Scotia Power hack.

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Growing Authentically with Dash Social: Revolutionizing How Brands Connect with Creators 29:31

6M ago29:31

29:31

In this episode of All Hands on Tech, our host Claire Quirion sits down with Daphne North, Director of Product Marketing and Content at Dash Social, to explore the bold rebrand of Dash Hudson, and what it means for the future of creator marketing. Daphne shares her journey into the world of content and product marketing, offering a behind-the-scene…

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Surviving the Fruit Machine 14:22

6M ago14:22

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The Canadian government purged thousands of gay and lesbian employees from the RCMP, civil service, and the military over several decades. We'll hear from a survivor, and how a theatrical production is exploring the legacy of that persecution.

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Constitutionality of the Alberta separatist movement 8:52

6M ago8:52

8:52

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith plans to bring in a legislative change, to make it easier to call a vote on separating from Canada. But First Nations in Alberta say that province can't separate without their approval. Legal analyst Wayne MacKay looks at what the law says.

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New MP on the Block 8:45

6M ago8:45

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Jessica Fancy-Landry, the rookie MP from South Shore St Margaret's, tells us about the crash course she's been taking, as she prepares to take her seat in Ottawa.