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Up North Teaser: Who Killed John Doyle Jr? And Why?

A small town. A missing boy. A silence that lasted more than 40 years. In 1984, 14-year-old John Doyle Jr. disappeared from his home in the rural community of Mitchell Settlement, New Brunswick. Weeks later, his body was found. The case remains unsolved. No one was arrested. For decades, no one spoke openly about what happened. This teaser introduces Up North — a Canadian true crime podcast investigating one of the country’s forgotten cold cases. Hosted by Derek Hamilton, who grew up in the very community where the murder took place, the series explores the lingering impact of an unsolved murder, the silence that followed, and a long-overdue reckoning. What really happened to John Doyle Jr.? And why has it taken more than 40 years for the truth to surface? The conversation begins June 19th, 2025, at a long-overdue town hall in Jaquet River, New Brunswick. Up North is a Derek Hamilton and Podium Podcasts Production, launching late June 2025.

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The Charge Podcast - Introduction Trailer

Learn more at The Charge Podcast.Follow us on LinkedIn & Twitter. The Charge is a Giga Metals Podcast. Produced by Podium Podcast Co.

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05/04/2022

EVs: Bring on the revolution

Electric vehicles are the future – and the future is coming fast. By 2030, more than 50% of all new cars sold will be electric - and in that same time frame, the EV market is expected to quadruple to nearly 1 Trillion USD. But what’s most alarming is this: we’re just getting started. So, as the EV revolution goes full swing, can supply keep up with demand? Are there enough raw materials out there for batteries? Will people embrace or resist change? In this episode, we look at all the activity, excitement and trepidation happening in this space, and the role ESG plays in helping keep our moral compass on track. Topics discussed in this episode The EV big picture | Interview with Emma Jarratt, Managing Editor at Electric Autonomy Canada [00:44]Can EVs save the planet? | Interview with Emma Jarratt [03:39]Cradle to grave, Gas vs. Electric | Interview with Emma Jarratt [04:25]Why do we resist the Gas to Electric switch? | Interview with Emma Jarratt [07:09]The EV innovation boom | Interview with Philippe Couillard, chair of the Canadian Division of Britishvolt, the leading UK based battery cell manufacturer. [10:23]The rise and role of ESG (Environment, Social and Governance) | Interview with Philippe Couillard [17:05]How recyclable are EV batteries? | Interview with Philippe Couillard [19:33]Follow us on LinkedIn Follow us on Twitter >> @The_Charge_Pod The Charge is a Giga Metals Podcast, produced and marketed by Podium Podcast Co.

05/04/2022

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23 min
19/04/2022

Innovation: The future of batteries

Battery technology continues to get better and better - because our battery needs keep growing and growing. Now, as the EV revolution takes hold, demands on battery tech has never been higher. In this episode, we’ll look at the future of batteries and ask: what’s driving this surge in innovation; can battery tech meet the demands of an EV revolution; what’s getting battery fans really charged up; and what does future technology mean for nickel and other critical metals? With our sights set on a clean energy future, we’ll only get as far as our batteries will take us. So the question begs, can they really keep us going … and going … and going? Topics discussed in this episode: The tip of the iceberg | Interview with Dan Blondal, CEO of Nano One Materials Corp.Nano One’s One Pot process | Interview with Dan BlondalStructural Batteries | Interview with Dan BlondalComing down the pipe | Interview with Dan BlondalWill we still need nickel? | Interview with Dan BlondalFollow The Charge Podcast on LinkedIn Follow The Charge Podcast on Twitter >> @The_Charge_Pod The Charge is a Giga Metals Podcast, produced and marketed by Podium Podcast Co.

19/04/2022

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20 min
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Continuing Studies Podcast Trailer

Your auditory guide to the world of higher education podcasting. Brought to you in part by the University Podcasters Network, this series delves into the uniqueness of university podcast production and podcast growth, through the lens of seasoned podcasters across various higher education institutions. Your hosts, Jennifer-Lee Gunson and Neil McPhedran, provide you a masterclass on the intricacies of higher education podcasting. Each episode features engaging, in-depth interviews with a seasoned higher education podcaster. Tune in as our guests share their insights, tips, best practices, and stories from their podcasting journey, illuminating the way for others to follow in their footsteps. From the technical aspects of podcasting to the art of storytelling and conducting enlightening interviews, our podcast serves as a comprehensive resource for all higher education podcasters. Whether you're a seasoned podcaster or a novice just starting out, our insightful discussions will provide you with a wealth of knowledge and tips to enhance your podcasting journey. The Continuing Studies Podcast is not just a show; it's a community. We are proud to be a part of the University Podcasters Network, a vibrant LinkedIn Group of higher education podcast enthusiasts. We invite you to join us on LinkedIn and be part of our growing community, where you can connect with like-minded individuals, share your experiences, and continue your podcasting education. So, are you ready to deepen your understanding of higher education podcasting? Hit follow on the 'Continuing Studies Podcast' and join the University Podcasters Network on LinkedIn. Stay curious, stay informed, and most importantly, stay inspired. This is the Continuing Studies Podcast. Learn more at: https://www.continuingstudiespodcast.com/Join the LInkedIn Group: : https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14115712/

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03/05/2022

The Charge is on: the rush to secure nickel supply

The automotive world has begun to make its big nickel move - and many mining companies are about to get very, very popular. Some of the world’s biggest nickel deposits are sitting undeveloped, waiting for the right partners (and the right money), to move forward. And while the big car companies have moved slowly up to now (that’s the nature of the beast), things are clearly changing. They have to. Because there’s only so much nickel to source - and if you’re not in the electric vehicle business in 10 years, you’re not in the vehicle business. You’re out of business. Topics discussed in this episode Interesting times to be a nickel miner | Interview with Mark Jarvis, CEO of Giga Metals [01:24]Not all nickel is the same | Interview with Mark Jarvis, CEO of Giga Metals [02:08]Geopolitical Risks | Interview with Mark Jarvis [05:35]Million dollar company to billion dollar mine | Interview with Mark Jarvis [07:54]Are EV manufacturers vertical intregating Nickel mines? | Interview with Mark Jarvis [10:30]The Charge is on | Interview with Mark Jarvis [12:13]Follow The Charge Podcast on LinkedIn Follow The Charge Podcast on Twitter >> @The_Charge_Pod The Charge is a Giga Metals Podcast, produced and marketed by Podium Podcast Co.

03/05/2022

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17 min
24/03/2022

Nickel Prices: What the $@#! just happened?!?

Unprecedented doesn't begin to touch what happened. So the question is what happened? As a quick follow up to episode 3, we turned to Robert Morris to help answer this question and to give his point of view on what to expect for the future of nickel trading. Bob is an expert in base metals trading in markets and the former vice president of worldwide base metal sales for Vale, the giant Brazilian mining company. Here's some of that conversation: Topics discussed in this episode Is this really a Russia thing? [1:20]How does this affect the N.A. supply chain? [2:37]If companies don't want to use Russian nickel, what are the implications? [5:12]The London Metals Exchange was closed for over a week. What does that mean for future nickel trading? [6:53]Is there an investment opportunity? [8:54]Follow us on LinkedIn Follow us on Twitter >> @The_Charge_Pod The Charge is a Giga Metals Podcast, produced and marketed by Podium Podcast Co.

24/03/2022

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13 min
24/03/2025

Podcasting and Journalism: Balancing Innovation and Integrity

The future of journalism, podcasting’s role in education, and the challenge of misinformation in digital media. Carl Hartley, a journalism lecturer at the University of Leeds and a BBC Five Live journalist, delves into the rapidly changing world of journalism education and the increasing role of digital media in shaping the industry. He shares insights on how universities are adapting their programs to equip students with multimedia skills, from traditional broadcasting to podcast production and social media storytelling. Carl outlines the growing concerns around misinformation in podcasting, the debate over potential regulation, and the responsibility of content creators to uphold journalistic integrity. Drawing from his research and involvement in the Education Through Podcasting Conference, Carl discusses how podcasts are not only transforming journalism but also becoming powerful tools for education and public discourse. Episode Links: Carl Hartley | LinkedIn Carl Hartley Sound of Politics Podcast EPOD Connect with Us Share Feedback & Ask Questions: hello@continuingstudiespodcast.comLearn More: Continuing Studies PodcastFollow: Continuing Studies LinkedIn PageJoin LinkedIn Group: University Podcasters NetworkConnect w/ Jen: LinkedIn or jpodcreations@gmail.com Connect w/ Neil: LinkedIn or neil@podiumpodcastco.comTwitter: @namcphedran / @podiumpodcastcoYoutubeHigherEdPodsChapters: (00:00) - Introduction (03:09) - Background in Journalism (04:28) - How Journalism is Evolving (08:32) - The Rise of Podcasting in Journalism (13:09) - Balancing Teaching and Industry Work (15:32) - Using Podcasts as a Teaching Tool (18:00) - Is Podcast Regulation Needed (24:14) - Podcasting Guideline Collaboration (29:13) - Education Through Podcasting Conference (33:15) - Conclusion Join us at Higher Ed Pod Con in Cleveland, OH, July 16 - 17 2026Sign up by May 29 for Early Bird Pricing

24/03/2025

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36 min
07/04/2025

Press Play to Learn: Why Podcasts Might Be the Best Homework Yet

What if professional development was as accessible as your favorite podcast? Dr. Lindsay Persohn shares her experience as a literacy scholar, podcast host, and educator using audio to transform professional learning and classroom engagement. From founding Classroom Caffeine to launching innovative “pod clubs,” she reveals how podcasting can make research more relatable, foster autonomy for teachers, and support asynchronous, differentiated learning. With examples from her teaching and research, she demonstrates how storytelling deepens understanding, builds connection, and opens up new possibilities for integrating podcasts into academic and professional spaces. Episode Links: Lindsay Persohn | USF Lindsay Persohn Classroom CaffeineEducation Through PodcastingEducation Through Podcasting - Call for Papers Connect with Us Share Feedback & Ask Questions: hello@continuingstudiespodcast.comLearn More: Continuing Studies PodcastFollow: Continuing Studies LinkedIn PageJoin LinkedIn Group: University Podcasters NetworkConnect w/ Jen: LinkedIn or jpodcreations@gmail.com Connect w/ Neil: LinkedIn or neil@podiumpodcastco.comTwitter: @namcphedran / @podiumpodcastcoYoutubeHigherEdPodsChapters: (00:00) - Introduction (03:08) - The Origin of Classroom Caffeine (05:41) - Designing Conversations for Deeper Insight (07:32) - Embedding Podcasts into Coursework (10:30) - Why Audio Connects Differently (13:28) - What Are Teacher Pod Clubs? (18:06) - The Vision for Asynchronous Learning (20:33) - Inside the EPOD Conference (23:20) - Publishing Podcast-Based Research (27:43) - Advice for Educators Using Podcasts (29:34) - Conclusion Join us at Higher Ed Pod Con in Cleveland, OH, July 16 - 17 2026Sign up by May 29 for Early Bird Pricing

07/04/2025

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32 min
9 Feb

"University 3.0 and the Podcast Revolution: Who Owns Knowledge Now?"

As universities face pressure to evolve, podcasting is emerging as an unexpected catalyst and channel for change. Carola Boehm first caught Neil’s attention with her EPOD abstract suggesting the ivory tower might be starting to crack — a bold (and maybe slightly controversial) take that kicked off this conversation about how podcasting is reshaping the way knowledge gets created and shared in higher education. So this week, Carola “schools” Neil and Jen on her “University 3.0” idea — universities losing their place as the sole gatekeepers of knowledge toward more open, collaborative learning spaces — and what podcasting has to do with that shift. The conversation also touches on the EPOD conference, pressures facing universities right now, and why even small podcasts can play a meaningful role in connecting people, ideas, and communities. Episode Links: Carola Boehm | LinkedInEPOD ConferenceCarla's 2026 EPOD AbstractEmbedding Culture 3.0 and University 3.0 in Leadership Development Programmes for Heritage Organisations and Heritage Sites (2025)Why Podcasting Needs to Lean into Culture 3.0 Connect with Us Share Feedback & Ask Questions: hello@continuingstudiespodcast.comLearn More: Continuing Studies PodcastFollow: Continuing Studies LinkedIn PageJoin LinkedIn Group: University Podcasters NetworkConnect w/ Jen: LinkedIn or jpodcreations@gmail.com Connect w/ Neil: LinkedIn or neil@podiumpodcastco.comTwitter: @namcphedran / @podiumpodcastcoYoutubeHigherEdPodsChapters: (00:00) - Introduction (01:31) - Introducing Carola Boem and the EPOD Conference (02:40) - Podcast Reach, Audience, and Global Communities (04:25) - Culture 3.0, Co-Creation, and Podcasting’s Role (06:00) - Carola’s Background and Creative Industries Research (08:38) - University 3.0 and Podcasting as a Knowledge Shift (09:22) - What EPOD Is and Why It Matters (11:33) - Universities Under Pressure and New Learning Models (13:30) - Gatekeeping, Broadcasting, and Academic Structures (14:16) - University 1.0 to 3.0 Explained (18:06) - How Podcasting Challenges Academic Gatekeeping (22:09) - Governance, AI, and Quality in Podcasting (25:56) - How Universities Can Start Moving Toward University 3.0 (27:30) - Podcasting as a Co-Created Learning Space (28:42) - Conclusion Join us at Higher Ed Pod Con in Cleveland, OH, July 16 - 17 2026Sign up by May 29 for Early Bird Pricing

9 Feb

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30 min

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Up North Teaser: Who Killed John Doyle Jr? And Why?

The Charge Podcast - Introduction Trailer

EVs: Bring on the revolution

Innovation: The future of batteries

Continuing Studies Podcast Trailer

The Charge is on: the rush to secure nickel supply

Nickel Prices: What the $@#! just happened?!?

Podcasting and Journalism: Balancing Innovation and Integrity

Press Play to Learn: Why Podcasts Might Be the Best Homework Yet

"University 3.0 and the Podcast Revolution: Who Owns Knowledge Now?"

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