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Lizz Noble discusses her experiences as an artist in media and her feelings and thoughts on podcasting.

Sue Jennett talks about her journey from starting a podcast about a topic that is underrepresented in the media and her feelings about podcasting itself.

Kevin Sexton delves into his background, which led from terrestrial radio at the CBC to Canadaland. He also gets into the Jian Ghomeshi thing. You won't want to miss that.

Toronto Mike tells the story of how he built up a podcast from a small audience and no celebrity guests to what is now the show with the most prestigious guest roster in the Toronto podcast community.

Note: though I told him I wouldn't disseminate the recording for public consumption, I have since requested his permission to do so and he gave his consent.

Jordan Bonaparte shares his inspiration for one of Canada's spookiest podcasts as well as his feelings and thoughts on the medium itself.

A conversation about Stephen Hurley's views on broadcasting vs. podcasting and the role of education in media.

Chris Gunziak and I are not athletic, but at least we're not unathletic guys clad in sports jerseys.

Podcast producer and host, Stephanie Saberan, discusses her show Beautifully Broken. She details her inspiration for it, the creative process involved and her feelings on the medium itself.

Just a short primer on what to expect.