The Sunday Supper Podcast

What was the fate of the Vikings in the Arctic? Death laid around every corner. The Vikings would be the first Europeans into the North, but they would not be the last...

With a hungry American wolf to the South, and an apathetic Crown across the sea, Canada set out to try to define itself. Confederation - like all Canadian history - is complex at its core. This land has 2 very unique perspectives and history. Regardless of the narrative in 2021, the world is a better place with Canada in it.

Big Forge Blacksmithing is out of Northern Ontario. Self-taught blacksmith, David Pinn, joined The Supper to talk about his journey in blacksmithing. From almost burning down his uncle's house to making amazing blades.

Canada invented what?! Tractors, bras, the lightbulb, the telephone, bloody peanut butter! You're welcome, world.

Japanese-Canadian internment: One of Canada's darkest moments. What happens when your government has absolute power? Your life changes forever - regardless of the citizenship you hold. We explore what happens when fear dictates policy. The Canadian government would intern 22,000 Japanese-Canadians - seizing their property and selling off all they had!

A house divided. Looking at 2 hockey clubs that mean so much to so many Canadians.

The history of how 2 brothers from Montreal changed the world of fitness and American culture forever.

A history we will struggle to come to terms with. Their influence in Canadian society very well kept us from being American - but it would come at a heavy cost.

The history of curling, maple syrup, and poutine. How these 3 things would go on to play a large role in forming the Canadian identity and aspects of its culture! BUT, ARE THEY EVEN CANADIAN?!

In 1917, Halifax would be brought to its knees. The city endured one of Canada's most horrific events. The Halifax Explosion destroyed a city, but it didn't break it.