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Made From What's Left
By Paige and RebeccaComedy
Made From What's Left episodes
- 105: Wherein we've got the time (again)
On November 1st, Manitoba permanently switched to year-round daylight savings time. But, what even are time zones and why do we have them? Check out this rerun episode from March 2026 and find out!
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Presented by ARCCADD Architecture.1 hr 2 min - 104: Wherein it could have been a zoo(m)
Join Paige and Rebecca for a look at the evolution of one of Winnipeg’s favourite attractions, the Assiniboine Park Zoo, and some of the exciting new events it has on the horizon. We're not trolling you... something BIG is coming.
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Presented by ARCCADD Architecture.1 hr 8 min - 103: Wherein we have concrete evidence
Do us a solid and listen to this freshly poured episode about one of the world's most misunderstood building materials.
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Presented by ARCCADD Architecture.49 min - 102: Wherein we are good sports
This week, Paige and Rebecca are joined by a special guest (and longtime listener) from the Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame and Museum. Join the gang as they lace up and learn about the wins, legends, and surprising stories behind our province’s sporting heritage.
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Presented by ARCCADD Architecture.1 hr 34 min - 101: Wherein Roy is surprised
It's Roy's birthday and we're throwing her a party with balloons and treats and loot bags and special guests. And she thought we forgot...
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Presented by ARCCADD Architecture.54 min - 100: Wherein we ate at Ma's
It's our 100th episode! To mark the occasion, Paige and Rebecca are going back to their roots and talking about architecture and food. (Mostly.) Listen for the inside scoop on the Exchange District's newest, hottest restaurants, House of Ma and Highwater.
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Presented by ARCCADD Architecture.1 hr 8 min - 99: Wherein we are for the birds
Calm your tits! This week we're talking about a new bird listening station at the Forks that's capturing and identifying thousands of bird calls in real time.
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Presented by ARCCADD Architecture.42 min - 98: Wherein we were in a show
It's the 2026 Fringe wrap-up episode! And did we mention that we were in a show?
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Presented by ARCCADD Architecture.43 min - 97: Wherein you asked, we answered
Paige and Rebecca reveal all (and then some) in this hilarious "ask us anything" episode.
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Presented by ARCCADD Architecture.1 hr 6 min - 96: Wherein we are on the fringe
Let's get fringey! Paige and Rebecca welcome performers from FOUR shows in the 2026 Winnipeg Fringe Festival for one of our most chaotic episodes ever.
Special thanks to Jade Janzen, Cuinn and Connor Joseph, Geoff "The Macho MANitoban" Hughes, Colleen Hrabi, and Curtis Brown for making us laugh and cry.
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Presented by ARCCADD Architecture.1 hr 30 min
About Made From What's Left
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Made From What’s Left is a podcast about all the things that make Winnipeg, well, Winnipeg. Join co-hosts Paige Lloyd and Rebecca Hadfield (aka Peej and Roy) every second Thursday for a funny, irreverent, and sometimes factual exploration of some of Winnipeg’s most iconic buildings, people, and snacks. Who knows—you might even learn something.
Presented by ARCCADD Architecture