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Join Steph and new guest Michael Hiroshi Sutherland as they discuss the Juno Awards, as well as some of their favourite Canadian musical acts. This episode is guaranteed to get your toes tapping as well as your brain churning. Find out why 1971 was such a big year for Canadian music, as well as Hedley: Origins. This is definitely the episode to try if you're looking for some wonderful new music from the Great White North.

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Music: "In Canada" by Dave Hadfield

Step right up ladies, gentlemen and everyone in between! It's time for an episode of Ehudcation all about Canadian board games! Brad and Steph talk Trivial Pursuit, Balderdash, Guardians of Order and more! Find out why 2012 was a bad year for Trivial Pursuit, and why "getting it in the hole" isn't that dirty if you're playing Krokinole.

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Music: "In Canada" by Dave Hadfield

Today Steph sits down with her friend Grace to recreate a lost episode that was recorded months ago. They talk about flags, national identity and why former British colonies change their flag. Find out just how long it can take to change your flag, and how important it can be to your national pride.

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This week Steph gets a little experimental by hosting the show all by herself. Learn some tips and tricks to impressing Canadians, mostly by referencing ads from the 90s. Find out what a house hippo loves to eat, as well as what is appropriate to put in your mouth. Seriously.

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Steph sits down (metaphorically)with returning cohost Ashleigh Shadowbrook this week to talk about some of Canada's most important early femininists. Find out just how long it took for women to legally be considered "persons" in Canada, and why Emily Murphy can drop the mic with the best of them. And best of all, we talk about the Living Tree Doctrine, which is hands down the coolest piece of legislation out there and a big part of what makes Canada so special.

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Music: "In Canada" by Dave Hadfield

Tis the season to be dropping molten lead into water? Join Steph and a record breaking 3 cohosts for this very special episode about holiday traditions in Canada, England and Germany. Find out why every German TV station plays an English show on New Years Eve. Or why the English have Christmas lunch instead of dinner. Happy New Year everybody, and we'll see you for more Ehducation in 2015!

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Music: "In Canada" by Dave Hadfield

Ogopogo is more than just a really good Scrabble word. Join Steph and Leslie again this week as they talk about some of the mysterious creatures that may be roaming the wilds of Canada. Learn why you should never trust a man named Rick Dyer, avoid Wendigos at all cost, and a special story about the most weirdly Canadian cryptid of them all.Like the show? Give us a 5 star rating and review!

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Music: "In Canada" by Dave Hadfield

While it may be summer in the Southern Hemisphere where Steph and her new cohost are, winter is undoubtedly the most defining season of Canada. This week we talk about winter weather, clothes, activities, and other weird winter related idiosyncracies of Canada. Learn why God's Freezer isn't necessarily a religious experience, and the secret sixth sense of snow walking that Canadians have.

We're going through some weird technical stuff right now, thanks for your patience.

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Music: "In Canada" by Dave Hadfield

Ever wonder just who came up with Plexiglass or the snowblower? Turns out Canadians are responsible for these inventions and a whole bunch more. Listen and Steph and Heather talk about some of the weirdest, most misappropriated and most impactful inventions by Canadians. And as a bonus, Heather learns just who Jason Voorhees is.

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Music: "In Canada" by Dave Hadfield

Steph is joined by an extra special guest this week: her mom! Together they talk about what was going on in Canada for the first few million years before it was actually Canada. Find out just where Greenland got it's misleading name! Not to mention unraveling the mysteries of "The curling."

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Music: "In Canada" by Dave Hadfield