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22/10/2020
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22/04/2024

19/08/2022

ENCORE: For the love of swamps and for the sake of cities

Mired. Bogged down. Swamped. You might not hold wetlands in high esteem, but many say they're worth protecting in the name of climate change. And, we hear the case for giving cities more money and power as they find themselves on the frontlines of global warming.

19/08/2022

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54 min
09/11/2024

Your questions about politics and relationships answered

Our guest experts answer your questions about relationships and politics.

09/11/2024

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59 min
20/04/2024

What's policy got to do with quitting smoking?

Nicotine dependence researcher Laura Struik answers your questions about smoking cessation and what government policy has got to do with it.

20/04/2024

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30 min
TRÁILER

Introducing Just Asking

You’ve got smart questions, we’ve got solid answers. If googling got you nowhere, you can always call your friend Saroja Coelho. With guest experts, Just Asking turns the week’s news and latest trends into tips that help you make better decisions in your life. Whether it’s tech, money, career or health — we’ll hear you out, and help you out. The show takes live calls on CBC Radio every Saturday afternoon, and drops the podcast that same evening.

Tráiler

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1 min
29/06/2024

Dispelling dangerous myths about sunscreen

Senior scientist Dr. Cheryl Peters answers your questions around growing misinformation about sunscreen.

29/06/2024

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26 min
8 ENE

We need to have an honest chat about climate in 2025

Sometimes the truth hurts. And when it comes to fighting climate change, we have obstacles ahead – including the likely reality that global temperatures in 2024 will hit 1.5 C above pre-industrial levels. That’s even before Donald Trump’s return to the White House could bring a big shift in climate policies. But that doesn’t mean the fight is over. David Ho, a professor at the University of Hawaii, explains what the next goal should be and how we could get there.

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18 min
09/07/2021

After the flood: How High River recovered after climate disaster struck

Extreme weather is usually treated as a physical problem. But eight years after historic flooding in High River, Alta., the town’s recovery shows the long toll climate disasters can have on mental health — and offers lessons for how to help.

09/07/2021

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32 min
6 JUL

Canada's trade relationships, Wither the signature?, Stephen Fry, Canadian symbols

Host Piya Chattopadhyay speaks with The Globe and Mail's Paul Waldie and Kelly Malone from The Canadian Press about tensions facing Canada's trade relationships, The Sunday Magazine's Pete Mitton looks at what's lost when physical signatures are replaced by digital analogues, actor and raconteur Stephen Fry explores why ancient Greek myths still have great resonance in our modern world, and as the beaver marks 50 years as an official symbol of Canada, we consider what our national markers say about us. Discover more at https://www.cbc.ca/sunday

6 jul

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1 h y 32 min
26 MAR

Why a small town newspaper is thriving in a declining industry

Need a babysitter? Phone Cindy. That's just one of the ads in The Inverness Oran, a small town newspaper in Cape Breton with a circulation of 3,000. For almost 50 years, the paper has kept the community updated on local news, many opinions, and letters to the editor. IDEAS offers a snapshot of what people are talking about in Inverness County, what newspapers used to be, and why the family-owned paper is stronger than ever.

26 mar

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54 min
29 MAR

How can you become more happy?

You might not need a study to tell you that Canadians aren't particularly happy right now, but in case you do, the Global Happiness Report has Canada ranked as the 18th happiest country in the world. That's down from last year's ranking, and much lower than fifth place which was Canada's highest rank ever (back in 2015). To answer your questions about how to be happy, Just Asking spoke to two guests. Gillian Mandich is a happiness researcher, and Dr. Saunia Ahmad is a clinical psychologist. We also heard from Darren Hamilton, assistant professor of music education at the University of Toronto, and the University of Toronto Faculty of Music Gospel Choir.

29 mar

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54 min

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