Wiretap Wiretapped Archive

Some memories never leave us. This week on Wire Tap with Jonathan Goldstein, What's Past is Past. A girl named Esther, a certain vinyl record…and more. That's Wire Tap, Saturday morning at 11:30 (noon NT) on CBC Radio One.

Watching and being watched this week on Wire Tap. What is the allure of watching a stranger's life unfold? And what is the power that a watcher holds over us? The Watcher, this week on Wire Tap with Jonathan Goldstein, Saturday morning at 11:30 (noon NT) on CBC Radio One.

Messiah '83 this week on Wire Tap. This week's episode of Wire Tap tells the story of a rabbi, a young man, his father and the Messiah of 1983. That's Wire Tape, with Jonathan Goldstein, Saturday morning at 11:30 (noon NT) on CBC Radio One.

Broken Telephone. This week's episode of Wire Tap explores the infinite frustrations and absurdities of life without Call Waiting. Wire Tap, with Jonathan Goldstein, Saturday morning at 11:30 (noon NT) on CBC Radio One.

You can't stop yourself. It just comes out. It's not the right thing to say, but you were powerless to do otherwise. It's time to suffer the consequences. This week on Wire Tap with Jonathan Goldstein: The First Thing That Comes to Mind, Saturday morning at 11:30 (noon NT) on CBC Radio One.

Diaries on Wire Tap this week. Two sisters shared a room for years without ever realizing the other kept a journal. Now they reveal the hidden secrets of their teenaged years. Also, Found Magazine's Davy Rothbart makes the case for reading a stranger's diary.

Obsessions this week on Wire Tap. How many decades can you spend thinking about someone you only went out with ten times? Also, a man who desperately wants to be obsessed: does he have what it takes?

Tell it like it is...this week on Wire Tap. When the truth is hard to take, Jonathan Goldstein tries out verbal judo in self-defense. And what do you do when you find out certain uncomfortable truths about a friend's therapist?

On Wire Tap this week, thinking positive...Or at least trying. But what about the down side of looking on the bright side? In an effort to transcend what some may describe as a melancholy disposition, Jonathan Goldstein consults a creative visualization instructor, and self-help albums from the 1950s

Saturday, on the premiere episode of Wire Tap with Jonathan Goldstein, the heartbreak of breaking up and the delicate hope of new beginnings. Devastatingly intimate phone calls. How can you not listen in?