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Generations Ahead delves into the imaginative solutions shaping Canada's future and beyond. Hosted by Sara Wolfe, it highlights changemakers from both academia and frontline work, exploring creative responses to today's challenges. This podcast isn't your average leadership series—it's about the power of imagination, connection, and the hopeful sparks that can light the way forward.
In Safe to Drink, a New Hampshire town grapples with water contamination from a mysterious "forever chemical." The quest for answers leads residents through a complex web of chemistry, regulations, and health concerns. This four-part series from New Hampshire Public Radio explores a recurring water contamination saga and the determined individuals seeking clarity.
In "Valley of Shadows," the mysterious disappearance of Deputy Jon Aujay in the Mojave Desert unravels a tangled web of meth epidemics, outlaw bikers, and police corruption. Investigative reporters Hayley Fox and Betsy Shepherd delve deep into the case through exclusive interviews and hidden files, challenging the official narrative. The podcast explores whether Aujay was a victim of foul play and examines the potential cover-up by his own department. The series takes listeners on a riveting journey through the enigma that still haunts the desert.
Drug Story delves into the intriguing world of prescription drugs, unraveling true tales about the business of disease and health. Hosted by award-winning science journalist Thomas Goetz, the podcast explores the profound question: What unfolds when we use drugs to tackle our biggest challenges?
The History Bureau delves into the 1999 Russian apartment bombings, a chilling event that claimed hundreds of lives and gripped the nation with fear. As blame was cast on Chechen militants, whispers of a darker conspiracy emerged. Presenter Helena Merriman revisits this enigmatic chapter, exploring what reporters got right and what they missed amidst the chaos. Join the journey to unravel a mystery that remains unsolved over 25 years later.
Dive into the complex journey of John Paulk, a once-prominent figure in "conversion therapy" who spent over 15 years promoting the idea that one could "pray away the gay." As an ex-drag queen turned evangelical Christian, he became the face of this controversial movement, while secretly living a lie. Now, John is ready to reveal his truth and share his story.
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I Rest My Case delves into captivating true crime stories with British and American criminal defense attorneys Jonathan Goldberg KC and Dean Strang. Famous cases like Jeffrey Epstein's and Kevin Spacey's take center stage, along with intriguing tales from their careers. Unraveling the quirks of the British and American justice systems, they offer insights into why these systems sometimes falter.
In 1969, Morehouse College students took a bold stand by holding the Board of Trustees hostage for two days, demanding significant reforms to their curriculum and student life. Among those held was Martin Luther King, Sr., and notably, future Hollywood icon Samuel L. Jackson was one of the student protesters. This gripping tale highlights a pivotal moment in the fight for educational change and civil rights.
Helena is firm in her decision not to have children, despite her husband's hopes she'll change her mind. When he leaves, doubt seeps in, prompting her to seek advice from friends and family about life's true purpose. Opinions vary from adventure to self-truth, but ultimately, it's Helena's own voice that must guide her. Dive into the complexities of human experience with Personally, exploring stories from a childhood on the run to a playwright's poignant love letters.
The Book Club, hosted by Dominic Sandbrook and Tabitha Syrett, delves into the historical backdrop of both classic and contemporary books. Every episode unveils the world and stories behind famous authors and their works. It's an engaging blend of education and entertainment, perfect for literature enthusiasts.
Katy Balls and Gerard Baker dive into the heart of US politics with The State of It: USA. Offering a candid and insightful discussion from inside the White House, this podcast skips the fake news and flag-waving antics. With almost 30 years of experience, Gerard provides seasoned insights from NYC, while Katy, the fresh face on the scene, brings the latest from Washington's bustling cocktail circuit.
Step into the shadowy world of Narco Warriors, where the gritty realities of the drug trade are explored. This podcast delves into the lives of those entangled in the narcotics underworld, revealing their motivations and the dangerous paths they tread. Expect a gripping narrative that uncovers the harsh truths behind the headlines and the human stories often left untold.
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