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An interview with Eva Hartmann, Executive Director at Interior Wildlife
In this episode, host Ryan Cope speaks with Eva Hartmann, the Executive Director for the…
Is it not the lasers? It is not the lasers
It’s interesting to me that it’s not the lasers. Food for thought. Related: Stewardship of…
On collecting, with Lynda Gammon
https://youtu.be/Tdwk80DeXIc More about Lynda Gammon.
Audio editing skills development for podcast editing
There are only eight core competencies to get your podcast off the ground with reasonable…
Toronto Police corruption reveals widespread information security problem
Chilling instances where police officers have used their access to restricted databases for stalking, looking…
Tim Irvin on the profusion of life in a rainforest and why he guides
Tim Irvin is an ecologist and professional guide. While he lives in Ontario, his guides…
For the last couple of years, we’ve been aggregating the dispatches from the people in our network. We do this so we can keep up…
There’s not enough discussion of class in Canadian politics. How can looking at Canadian fiction and Canada Reads help shed light on how class is working today?
Please note that the time codes referenced here are for the web version of the story and will differ slightly if you are listening to…
These videos by Dr. Stan Ruecker and Dr. Milena Radzikowska are an excellent resource.
The more Geoguessr I played, the more I notice how design permeates our world, and lets us know where we are in surprising ways.
Frances Moore Lappé’s ‘Diet For a Small Planet’ was first published in 1971, but to anyone steeped in the world of food – be it…
Beyond just looking at and identifying birds, I’ve come to enjoy learning about bird-related issues. On that note, here are two recent(ish) articles about local Victoria bird news.
Capital Daily Podcast has a great episode about the creative ways Victoria restaurants have pivoted to meet the current situation.
As a maker of digital (and occasionally tangible) things, I love watching makers who use big, solid materials like wood, metal, and in this case,…
Ooh, nerds. The best. Also, amazing interviewer. I wonder if she was ever a theatre or improve nerd.
Robyn Maynard and Desmond Cole share their thoughts in this compelling talk on issues surrounding abolitionism.
Each episode of Alie Ward’s Ologies podcast begins with the premise of a featured “-ology” (a branch of science), but by the end is so much more.
Aubrey Hirsch’s comic blends simple, clear visuals with research data on women and expressions of anger.
Insights into story telling, building thrilling narratives, editing, and bringing your full self to science communication.
A Tom Scott video asks (and answers): What are cookies and we are we asked to accept them?”
Here are some helpful guides to pronunciation of lands: W̱SÁNEĆ and lək̓ʷəŋən.