Let's Find Out

By Chris Chang-Yen PhillipsEducation History

Let's Find Out episodes

June 28, 2017 11 – About Ritchie
Ritchie is a beloved older neighbourhood near Mill Creek Ravine. In this episode, we gathered residents’ questions about a school, a meatpacking plant, and some trees in the area. And then we took a walk to find out the answers together.
36 min
June 28, 2017 11 - About Ritchie
Ritchie is a beloved older neighbourhood near Mill Creek Ravine. In this episode, we gathered residents' questions about a school, a meatpacking plant, and some trees in the area. And then we took a walk to find out the answers together.
37 min
June 01, 2017 10 – The Dinosaurs At Danek
What are paleontologists digging up at Edmonton’s Danek Bonebed? We head down into the ravine to answer that question and a whole lot more questions about dinosaurs from Edmonton kids.
29 min
June 01, 2017 10 - The Dinosaurs At Danek
What are paleontologists digging up at Edmonton's Danek Bonebed? We head down into the ravine to answer that question and a whole lot more questions about dinosaurs from Edmonton kids.
29 min
May 23, 2017 Long Weekend Update
I’m looking for questions about the Ritchie neighbourhood for a historical walk. And we’re hiring! More details on the website:
Long Weekend Update
1 min
May 04, 2017 9 – A Lesson In Protocol
Nathan Smith asks what food plants have been important to Indigenous peoples in the Edmonton area. A simple question opens up a deep process of learning how to ask questions across cultures, and who knowledge belongs to.
50 min
May 04, 2017 9 - A Lesson In Protocol
Nathan Smith asks what food plants have been important to Indigenous peoples in the Edmonton area. A simple question opens up a deep process of learning how to ask questions across cultures, and who knowledge belongs to.
50 min
March 29, 2017 8 – How We Know What’s True (Live)
Under an avalanche of fake news and misinformation, it seems more important than ever to understand how we know what’s true. On March 11, 2017 we brought out a panel of speakers to The Needle Vinyl Tavern in Edmonton. They answered audience questions about how they know what’s true in their field.
Our panelists:
– Dr. Kisha Supernant (Métis Anthropology Professor & Archaeologist)
– Dave Cournoyer (Writer/Political Watcher at daveberta.ca)
– Sarah Hoyles (Producer behind the ECAMP podcast on Edmonton history)
More information at http://letsfindoutpodcast.com.
1 hr 21 min
March 29, 2017 8 - How We Know What's True (Live)
Under an avalanche of fake news and misinformation, it seems more important than ever to understand how we know what's true. On March 11, 2017 we brought out a panel of speakers to The Needle Vinyl Tavern in Edmonton. They answered audience questions about how they know what's true in their field.
Our panelists:
– Dr. Kisha Supernant (Métis Anthropology Professor & Archaeologist)
– Dave Cournoyer (Writer/Political Watcher at daveberta.ca)
– Sarah Hoyles (Producer behind the ECAMP podcast on Edmonton history)
More information at http://letsfindoutpodcast.com.
1 hr 21 min
March 01, 2017 7 – The Absent Gravestone
Constable Frank Beevers was the first Edmonton police officer to be killed in the line of duty. Sheila Thomas asks: why is his grave unmarked?
33 min