Why she ran away from her N.S. group home more than 20 times
Children in foster care and group homes are among society's most vulnerable, but their stories are rarely told. Ashley Coggins-Comeau lived in a group home as a youth and estimates she ran away 20 to ...
8 Loka 22min
What does Treaty Day mean today?
On this week's episode of the podcast, we hear from Mi'kmaw artist, scholar and educator, Aaron Prosper about what Treaty Day means to him, what's in the treaties that cover Nova Scotia, and where he ...
1 Loka 25min
The ins and outs of being an air medic
The EHS LifeFlight air ambulance service has provided critical medical care across Nova Scotia and beyond for 30 years. On this week's episode we hear from the people who take on challenging medical c...
24 Syys 25min
Should a $70M privately owned stadium be built on public land
The owner of the Halifax Wanderers wants to build a permanent soccer field on city-owned land. But one Halifax councillor says the public space shouldn't be used for private profit.
17 Syys 28min
Rain wreaks havoc on Cape Breton
We look at the effects of the slow-moving storm that destroyed roads and cut off homes in Rochmond County, and killed one woman.
10 Syys 27min
One Nova Scotian's road trip of a lifetime
On this week's episode of the podcast we bring you the story of a unique mission of one Nova Scotian cyclist: to bike across Asia on the Silk Road. We'll hear what it was like and all the twists and t...
3 Syys 22min
How are Nova Scotia businesses weathering the trade war?
On this week's episode we hear how various businesses across the province are preparing for a constantly evolving trade war between Canada and the United States.
27 Elo 21min
Celebrating 50 years of the Nova Scotia Choral Federation in an age of arts cuts
A 50th is often a birthday to remember, and the Nova Scotia Choral Federation wanted to really sing out about marking the milestone. On this week's episode of the podcast we head to their reunion to h...
20 Elo 21min
