How well do you know our city? Learn about the quintessential, random, and occasionally infuriating things that make Edmonton, Edmonton. One story a week, about the city we love. Hosted by Clare Bonnyman, every Wednesday.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 127 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | News |
Three years after a Grande Prairie man died in an RCMP holding cell the arresting officers were cleared of any wrongdoing. Now Addison Hartzler’s father is calling for change, to find justice for his son. Reporter Wallis Snowdon has been covering the... more
This week on the show, we feature the first episode of See You In Court, a new podcast from CBC that dives into the court battles that shaped how Canadians live today, one case at a time.
In the first episode, Host Falen Johnson and producer Clare ... more
As Alberta students headed back to class this fall, teachers went to the bargaining table, the government tabled new guidelines around books and letters went out to female athletes and their families requesting verification of sex at birth. How is al... more
Tik Tok has become a hugely popular app, but its impact is going beyond doom scrolling and into diagnosis. Its unique algorithm is helping a new generation of women identify ADHD and reach out for support. The CBC’s Emily Fitzpatrick dove into the re... more
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This episode was quite well done and did address the fact that there is scant evidence for involuntary treatment. However, I was really disappointed that the language of the “Opioid crisis” continues to be used by the CBC. People are dying from a toxic unregulated drug supply as drug policy experts continually emphasize. Can we please get the terminology correct? It matters for how the issue is understood and addressed. I would expect CBC to have this nuance, especially when Edmonton is home to ... more
Clare is a great host and brings forward interesting and informative news, current events and what’s happening in this city and province. Shout out to Min & Tahirin for co-hosting.
Given that there are so few podcast based on local events and news in the city of Edmonton, I was really hoping that the CBC would put this together to talk a truely Edmonton perspective. I was hoping for a balanced nutral perspective from all sides. However, this is just another left leaning progressive outlet with a narrative to spout. The CBC should explore the need for balanced content as a main stream news outlet. There are already too many versions of this podcast.
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This podcast offers listeners a vibrant exploration of the city and culture of Edmonton, highlighting various intriguing stories, events, and issues that shape the community. Topics discussed include local arts, education challenges, health initiatives, food culture, and significant events surrounding the city's identity. Each episode presents opportunities to engage with both personal narratives and broader societal themes, making it a rich resource for those interested in connecting with the unique aspects of Edmonton's character and history.
With a blend of lighthearted anecdotes and serious discussions, the podcast is particularly noteworthy for its focus on community-driven stories, local activism, and the personal experiences of resi... more
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Recent guests on This is Edmonton include:
1. Dr. James Makokis
2. Danni Okemaw
3. Wu-Skahn Kong
4. Amrose Buller
5. Ron Byers
6. Brandon Krauss
7. Daniel LeBlanc
8. Tahirih Foroozan
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