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Sociedad y cultura

Sociedad y cultura

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Sociedad y cultura

Sociedad y cultura

Cada semana
Sociedad y cultura

Sociedad y cultura

6 nov
Sociedad y cultura

Sociedad y cultura

21 jul

Temporada 5, episodio 2

'You need to question this’

The Seven Super Girls channel is now a phenomenon and its tween creators are overnight sensations. The girls meet with thousands of adoring fans, pose for photoshoots and start going on group trips. There, the girls have a chance to connect with one another and finally meet the man behind the channel – in person. But with their success, a slowly tightening grip forms around the girls. Manager Ian Rylett introduces bizarre rules governing everything from their body hair and clothing size, to their communications with each other. Hear all episodes of Split Screen: There Goes My Childhood, early and ad-free, on CBC Stories Premium on Apple Podcasts.
Temporada 11, episodio 4

‘I Get To Tell The Truth’

Vienna Luke fights for justice in the courtroom and works to take back control over her life and story. https://agentlayla.ca/
Temporada 5, episodio 1

Welcome to Seven Awesome Kids

As YouTube rapidly revolutionizes the entertainment industry in the late 2000s, one channel made for and by girls takes off: Seven Super Girls. The girls’ daily videos gain billions of views, millions of fans… and more money than a child knows what to do with. But behind their skyrocketing success is something darker. What’s the cost of living their childhood in a digital spotlight? And who’s the man behind the channel and what are his real intentions? Can’t wait for next week’s episode? Hear all episodes of Split Screen: There Goes My Childhood now, ad-free, on CBC Stories Premium on Apple Podcasts.
Temporada 11, episodio 3

‘Are You Recording This?’

Vienna confronts her abuser face-to-face chasing a confession that could hold up in court. Hear all episodes of Personally: Agent Layla now, early and ad-free, on CBC Stories Premium on Apple Podcasts. https://agentlayla.ca/
5 nov

Feeling ragey? Channel that anger into change

As we’ve seen this week, anger can change the course of an election and the future of a country. It’s a powerful emotion that we’ve been taught to tamp down. So what happens when you embrace your rage and let it motivate you into action? "Aaaaaahhhhhhh!!!!” Meet the Bedford Scream Club in Nova Scotia when we join them for their weekly group yell into the Bedford Basin. Why participants say it’s more cathartic than anything else they’ve tried. Mike Judd has spent his whole life living and working on the land of the eastern slopes of the Alberta Rockies. Since the '80s Mike has been facing down bulldozers and logging equipment, trying to protect his beloved forests. Now he’s trying to stop the West Fraser Timber Company from harvesting 1000 acres the company says needs to come down to help prevent wildfires. Why Mike isn’t backing down. Darun Khalel was working out in a Brampton park when a man tried to attack her in 2021. She punched him in the face, fought him off and took video of him running away. Then she put her daughters in kickboxing to make sure they could fight their way out too. Hear her powerful story of how her rage pushed her to fight for women’s rights to walk freely. If you're a survivor of assault who needs help, there are resources available here, listed by province. 11-year-old Libby Powell thinks it’s unfair that kids don’t get a say in how schools are run. So when she found out she couldn’t vote in a school trustee by-election, she didn’t just get mad - she organized a petition, presented it to Manitoba’s Minister of Education, and threw herself a “birthday protest party” for all her friends. Find out why Libby thinks kids age seven-and-up are perfectly capable of voting responsibly.
Temporada 11, episodio 2

The Sister Detectives

Vienna and Shawnessy break off contact with their brother-in-law and something about becoming a mother makes Vienna ready to dig for the truth about what he did to her. Can’t wait for next week’s episode? Hear all episodes of Personally: Agent Layla now, ad-free, on CBC Stories Premium on Apple Podcasts. https://agentlayla.ca/
6 nov

Canada's massive military build-up: part one

Mark Carney ran for office promising to spend a whole lot more on the Canadian military. Since being elected, he’s poured billions of dollars into defence, and plans to roughly triple Canada’s defence expenditures in the next 10 years. He’s also proposing to grow Canada’s defence industry revenues by 240%. In part one of a two-part documentary, producer Imogen Birchard begins her investigation at Canada’s biggest defence and security trade show in the spring of 2026 to hear what those in the defence industry – and those protesting outside – think about the plan.
Temporada 5, episodio 1

Welcome to Other People’s Problems - On Drugs

With the growing acceptance of psychedelic therapy, questions arise about the ethics, effectiveness, and experiences it brings. In this episode, Hillary addresses those questions in conversation with Geoff Turner, the host of CBC’s On Drugs podcast. Through historical clips and moments from actual sessions, they explore how substances are reshaping mental health treatment — including Hillary’s own experience as a patient — to talk about how psychedelic psychotherapy works. Using clips of the upcoming episodes, they talk about the big ethical questions, the big scientific questions, and what Hillary sees as the enormous promise of psychedelics to help people with their mental health. New episodes will be released weekly on Mondays. Don't want to wait? Binge the whole season right now via CBC Stories Premium on Apple Podcasts.
30 oct

How data centres are dividing Texas ahead of midterms

In Temple, Texas, something is growing like gang busters in fields once belonging to farmers. Data centres. Lots of them. But not everyone is happy about the new neighbours. While the mayor claims they will help raise property values, many residents worry about the impact big tech will have on their family homes. Matt Galloway headed to Temple to hear the tale of two futures: one of prosperity and innovation and another of excess pollution, sprawling buildings, and a hum that never shuts off.
29 oct

What happens when you push your luck too far?

Luck is the ultimate wild card. When you feel like it’s on your side, it can push you to unbelievable heights. But if you push your luck too far, it can sometimes lead to disaster. Five stories of people taking big risks and hoping their luck doesn’t run out. Akshay Sapra made more than $1.7 million betting on stocks and then watched it all disappear. Even after losing hundreds of thousands more this past year, he still can’t shake the feeling that his next big win is just around the corner. Shailyn Drukis knows she's pushing her luck every time she goes for a drive in her rusty 1994 Toyota Corolla named "Ursa," that has over 430,000 kilometers on it. But even though Ursa is on her last legs, Shailyn just can't give her up. From lucky underwear to 'shoeys,' Toronto Argos fans share their weirdest game-day superstitions they believe help win games. Unlike everyone else on the show today, David Arama isn't leaving anything to chance. He's ready for the worst — like nuclear, worst. As a prepper and survivalist, he has a nuclear bomb shelter on his property that’s completely off-grid. But he’s a lot more chill than you might think. Simran Bajwa is determined to become the youngest Canadian to hike the seven summits, the highest mountain peaks in each continent. So what drives her to push her luck against unpredictable weather, treacherous terrains, and nature itself? Simran reveals she's doing it all for her mom, who was never able to scratch her own itch for adventure.

A growing collection of podcasts that speak to the human condition. A hard-hitting journalist reveals the intimate details of her secret past. A father searches for the miracle key that could unlock his son’s mysterious illness. These stories — and dozens more — invite listeners into the lives of others to grapple with love, loss and life.