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  • Murder in Canada (E43)

    A conversation with criminologist Tanya Trussler about violent crime in Canada. Professor Trussler teaches in Mount Royal University's sociology department.

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    1 hr 2 min
  • Fathers and Sons (E42)

    A conversation with Christopher "Wally" Wallace, a former gangster and ex-con with a history of violence. After getting shot by a crack dealer, Wally decided to turn his life around for his infant son and become the father he never had. He's spent the last few decades helping messed up guys turn their lives around. Wally has a unique, if decidedly rough-at-the-edges, perspective on what's wrong with men and boys in the 21st-century West.

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    · Else’s Bar: The Plateau/Mile End is pretty much a hipster paradise, and Else’s is its capital.

    2 hr 25 min
  • Complex Systems (E41)

    A conversation with Yaneer Bar-Yam, president of the New England Complex Systems Institute, about markets, pandemics, ecosystems, climate change, uncertainty, invasive species, and much else.

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    1 hr 22 min
  • A Man In Full (E40)

    A conversation with Andrew Mcclymont, a larger than life character who grew up in a farm in rural Australia, and went on to harvest crocodile eggs, fly helicopters, put out forest fires, work on oil rigs and lead mines, and much else. If you consult a list of the twenty most dangerous jobs, you'll find that Andrew has probably done at least half of them.

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    · Online Photography Classes - Seb Furtado Photography: Private online photography courses for all levels

    · Good Mix Foods: Our naturopath formulated custom superfood blends. Use discount code LIKEVILLE15 for a 15% discount on your order!

    · Else’s Bar: The Plateau/Mile End is pretty much a hipster paradise, and Else’s is its capital.

    Café Lali - Carré des Artistes Galerie D’Art: A family owned fine-art gallery/café in an amazing space, great coffee, and fine art.

    1 hr 3 min
  • Virtue Signaling (E39)

    A conversation with journalist and essayist Joshua Ostroff about the meaning of the concept of virtue signaling - Joshua has written for the Globe & Mail, The Walrus, CBC, and Vice.

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    Thanks to our sponsors:

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    · Good Mix Foods: Our naturopath formulated custom superfood blends. Use discount code LIKEVILLE15 for a 15% discount on your order!

    · Else’s Bar: The Plateau/Mile End is pretty much a hipster paradise, and Else’s is its capital.

    Café Lali - Carré des Artistes Galerie D’Art: A family owned fine-art gallery/café in an amazing space, great coffee, and fine art.

    1 hr 38 min

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