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Episode 753
How decades of housing shortages have kept young people from living independently
PLUS: Canada's post-election challenges; a Filipino-Canadian writer reflects on the Lapu-Lapu festival tragedy; how tariffs threaten to upend the supply chain for puzzle-makers; librarians on the frontlines of the overdose crisis; prescribing museum and gallery visits to manage chronic pain and depression; and Riffed from the Headlines, our weekly musical news quiz.
Radio Day 6 May 2
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As a new Parliament takes shape, three political watchers predict the challenges to come
Radio Day 6 May 2
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How decades of housing shortages have kept young people from living independently
Radio Day 6 May 2
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A Filipino-Canadian writer reflects on the Lapu-Lapu festival tragedy in Vancouver
Radio Day 6 May 2
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How the peaceful hobby of doing jigsaw puzzles has been upended by Trump's tariffs
Radio Day 6 May 2
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As the overdose crisis overwhelms public libraries, librarians find themselves providing emergency care
Radio Day 6 May 2

Cultural prescriptions can tackle illness in ways healthcare providers couldn't before, says researcher

Radio Day 6 May 2

Riffed from the Headlines 05/03/25

Radio Day 6 May 2

U.S. Border Patrol's social media posts are a warning to undocumented immigrants

Radio Day 6 April 25

How conversations with Pope Francis strengthened one priest's ministry

Radio Day 6 April 25

Should I Play It? New video game is a post-apocalyptic reimagining of La Belle Époque

Radio Day 6 April 25

Two years into a civil war, Sudan faces an unprecedented humanitarian crisis

Radio Day 6 April 25

U.S. Border Patrol memes are a warning to undocumented immigrants

Radio Day 6 April 25

Award-winning musical A Strange Loop brings its big dramedy energy to Canada

Radio Day 6 April 25

Riffed from the Headlines 04/26/25

Radio Day 6 April 25

Video games are spotty at getting Black hair right. Black artists are forging ahead to fix that

Radio Day 6 April 20

As Mark Zuckerberg takes the stand, a series of antitrust challenges is threatening to reshape big tech

Radio Day 6 April 18

How the search for Elon Musk's Saskatchewan roots found a history of conspiracy theories and radical politics

Radio Day 6 April 18

America, Canadians have some questions for you — mostly, 'What the hell?'

Radio Day 6 April 18

A new Art Spiegelman documentary considers the legacy of the comic artist and the ongoing relevance of Maus

Radio Day 6 April 18

As Mark Zuckerberg takes the stand, a series of antitrust challenges is threatening to reshape big tech

Radio Day 6 April 18

A Cree and Anishinaabe lawyer charts a path to secure the future of Indigenous languages

Radio Day 6 April 18

Riffed from the Headlines 04/19/25

Radio Day 6 April 18

Two unions divided -- how Trump's tariffs have caused a rift between Canadian and American auto workers

Radio Day 6 April 11

Two unions divided - how Trump's tariffs have caused a rift between Canadian and American auto workers

Radio Day 6 April 11

Animation of Black hair has lagged far behind other hair types for years. This artist wants to fix that

Radio Day 6 April 14

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