If potatoes are just vessels, does that mean a loaded baked potato is really just a cheesy, bacon-y salad bowl like, should we be asking for salad dressing on the side too? Were we all brainwashed into accepting QR code menus, is it really hospitality if you’re hunched over your phone squinting at appetizers with your data draining faster than your will to tip? Is packing for vacation just saying "let’s throw buns in a bag and pray nothing goes moldy," and does fighting over who makes coffee cou

In this episode of "Late in '88," hosts Bronwin Parks and Elinor Svoboda reconnect with Courtney, a classmate from their high school in Calgary, Alberta. Courtney shares her unique upbringing with two gay dads and the challenges of navigating her identity during high school. The conversation touches on tmany high school memories but also, the impact of media on their perceptions of coming out. The hosts reflect… https://latein88.com/ https://www.instagram.com/late.in.88/ https://www.tiktok.com/

Sarah Burke interviews CHUM broadcaster Ruby Carr about her career in radio from Halifax to Vancouver.

I thought I knew what a trial would look like. Television prepares you for a few dramatic days and clear answers — it does not prepare you for three and a half weeks of testimony, evidence entered page by page, and a level of care I didn't expect. In this season opener, I walk you through what it actually meant to sit through my daughter Sahra's trial: the moment I was asked to give my own blood so the forensic lab could identify her remains, being called as the very first witness, and the unex

Sarah sits down with Mallory DeMille to examine how wellness influencers build trust, spread misinformation and turn parental anxiety into profit.

Unpacking female socialization, workplace double standards, and why GenX women are officially done apologizing for taking up space.

Jann Arden explains the story behind her iconic 90s hit, Insensitive.

What could you do with eight minutes? Fold a load of laundry. Brew a pot of coffee. Sit through the previews before a movie starts. It's nothing. A time you don't even notice passing. But eight minutes of silence isn't nothing. It's a phone ringing with no one answering. A door someone almost knocked on. Every second someone could have acted, and didn't. Eight minutes is how long it took to alter my family's life forever. This season, host Fartumo Kusow tells the full story of her daughter Sa