The Charlatan Live is Carleton’s weekly news podcast, covering Carleton, Ottawa, municipal politics, transit, sports, CUSA and anything affecting Carleton students, hosted by Isabelle Alexandre and Jonah Grignon.

This week, as campus returns to life, we look closer at Ravens sports, club life and a possible update to the O-train expansion.

Read Myles Bodie’s article here, check out Charlatan sports here or read more stories at Charlatan.ca.

Visit CUSA’s club directory if you heard from anyone you’re interested in!

The Charlatan Live is recorded in Ottawa, on the traditional and unceded territory of the Algonquin nation. We encourage all listeners to learn more about the land they inhabit here.

Follow us wherever you get your podcasts!

Instagram: The Charlatan (@charlatanlive) • Instagram photos and videos

Twitter: The Charlatan (@CharlatanLive) / X (twitter.com)

This episode features the music “Catch It” by Coma Media.

Reach us at [email protected]

The Charlatan Live is the Charlatan's weekly podcast, covering news about Carleton, Ottawa, municipal politics, transit, sports, CUSA and anything that will affect Carleton students.

Introducing your new hosts, Isabelle Alexandre and Jonah Grignon. We will be taking you through this academic year and keeping you up to date on everything that impacts you as a Carleton student.

Stay tuned for upcoming episodes.

This episode features the music, "Catch It" by Coma Media.

Charlatan Live is the Charlatan’s weekly show about Carleton University’s latest news, stories, arts and sports.

This week, Daniela Valenzuela Neto speaks about the Red River Jig Network.

We would like to acknowledge that we are living, working, and operating on the traditional and unceded territory of the Algonquin nation. As settlers on this land, we are committed to prioritizing Indigenous voices and learning how we can support the ongoing movement towards decolonization and anti-racism.

Follow us on your favourite podcast platform if you want Charlatan Live streamed, beamed and delivered through machines straight to your face once per week. Want to send a message to the hosts? Use this form: https://forms.gle/AAnsPEwgQ94it8vd7

The Carleton Ravens basketball program is one of the best in Canada. But last weekend, the Ravens did something they never have before, winning both the men's and women's championship on the same day. On this week's episode, host Mark Colley and sports editor Jayden Dill break down the double championship, how Carleton got here and when -- if ever -- the dynasty will die.

You can find Jayden on Twitter @JaydenDill. You can find Mark on Twitter @MarkColley.

This episode featured audio clips from CBC Sports and music by Coma Media.

We acknowledge that we are living, working and operating on the traditional and unceded territory of the Algonquin nation. As settlers on this land, we are committed to prioritizing Indigenous voices and learning how we can support the ongoing movement towards decolonization and anti-racism.

Charlatan Live is the Charlatan’s weekly show about Carleton University’s latest news, stories, arts and sports.

This week, Jayden Dill speaks about processing Is God Is.

We would like to acknowledge that we are living, working, and operating on the traditional and unceded territory of the Algonquin nation.

As settlers on this land, we are committed to prioritizing Indigenous voices and learning how we can support the ongoing movement towards decolonization and anti-racism.

Follow us on your favourite podcast platform if you want Charlatan Live streamed, beamed and delivered through machines straight to your face once per week.

Want to send a message to the hosts? Use this form: https://forms.gle/AAnsPEwgQ94it8vd7

This episode also featured the songs “Catch It” by Coma Media, “Goestories,” “Knowpe,” and “A Typical Ride Out” by Noir Et Blanc Vie and sound courtesy of leo153 on Pixabay.

The Carleton Ravens women's hockey team is about to miss the playoffs for the ninth season in a row, but the Ravens might finally be on the rise. On this week's episode, host Mark Colley talks to women's hockey reporter Simon Hopkins to learn more about the team and where they're headed.

You can find Simon on Twitter @Reporter_Simon.

We acknowledge that we are living, working and operating on the traditional and unceded territory of the Algonquin nation. As settlers on this land, we are committed to prioritizing Indigenous voices and learning how we can support the ongoing movement towards decolonization and anti-racism.

Charlatan Live is the Charlatan’s weekly show about Carleton University’s latest news, stories, arts and sports.

This week, host Isaac Phan Nay talks one Ottawa researcher's fight to save North Atlantic right whales.

To read more about these stories or to find a transcript of this episode, visit charlatan.ca.

Want to send a message to the editors? Use this form: https://forms.gle/AAnsPEwgQ94it8vd7

We would like to acknowledge that we are living, working, and operating on the traditional and unceded territory of the Algonquin nation. As settlers on this land, we are committed to prioritizing Indigenous voices and learning how we can support the ongoing movement towards decolonization and anti-racism.

Follow us on your favourite podcast platform if you want Charlatan Live streamed, beamed and delivered through machines straight to your face once per week.

This episode featured whale calls from the Watkins Marine Mammal Sound Database at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and the New Bedford Whaling Museum. 

You also heard the song “Cinematic Documentary” by Lexin_Music, "Catch It” by Coma Media and ocean noises from Pixabay.

Special thanks to Matus Hodul and Sarah and Brian Sharp.

Election season is upon us. On this week's episode, host Mark Colley talks to news editor Mark Ramzy to learn about this year's CUSA election.

You can stay up to date with the CUSA election by following @MarkRamzyy on Twitter. You can also find everything on charlatan.ca.

We acknowledge that we are living, working and operating on the traditional and unceded territory of the Algonquin nation. As settlers on this land, we are committed to prioritizing Indigenous voices and learning how we can support the ongoing movement towards decolonization and anti-racism.

There's a lot that goes into the Charlatan. On this week's episode, hosts Mark Colley and Isaac Phan Nay take you behind the scenes and show how a story goes from start to finish at Carleton's independent student newspaper. 

You can find the latest edition of the Charlatan on newsstands across campus, or at charlatan.ca. 

We acknowledge that we are living, working and operating on the traditional and unceded territory of the Algonquin nation. As settlers on this land, we are committed to prioritizing Indigenous voices and learning how we can support the ongoing movement towards decolonization and anti-racism.

The phrase, "Happy wife, happy life," is everywhere—on bumper stickers, t-shirts, mugs and more. But is it really true? Does a woman’s satisfaction actually predict the length of a heterosexual relationship?

On this week's episode of Charlatan Live, we found out. Host Mark Colley sat down with Carleton professor Cheryl Harasymchuk to find out whether "Happy wife, happy life," was ever really true.

To learn more about Cheryl’s research, visit charlatan.ca.

This episode featured audio clips from Warner Bros Pictures’ Meet the Millers, 20th Century Fox’s Rio, and Fox Sports’ 2019 interview with F1 driver Sebastian Vettel.

We acknowledge that we are living, working and operating on the traditional and unceded territory of the Algonquin nation. As settlers on this land, we are committed to prioritizing Indigenous voices and learning how we can support the ongoing movement towards decolonization and anti-racism.