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ALPHANUMERIC! is the world’s foremost podcast dedicated to any and all things relating to ReBoot, the groundbreaking computer animated series from Mainframe Entertainment. Join hosts Christopher Siege, NeoKal, Sniddler, and (later on) LadyGlitch as we discuss every ReBoot episode, video game, board game, and more.
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You’ve scoured the internet for politics, news and opinions…well now you’ve done it! Join Jacque' Nowak and Jonathan Langley, as they dig into politics of the day, and how it can affect the lives of everyday Americans. They approach every conversation with an open mind, and do not favor any candidate, campaign, or party.
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Bend, Break, Burn, and Blow

Josiah Dyer & Aaron Guyett

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This podcast title is based on the Holy Sonnet, "Batter my hear, three-person'd God" by John Donne, which is about God and His Holy Word sanctifying us into the men and leaders He has foreordained. Josiah Dyer and Aaron Guyett discuss today's topics, yesterday's sermons, and life in Christ amongst the communion of saints, while raising children in North Idaho in a covenantal household with a generational vision of dominion in Christ. "Holy Sonnets: Batter my heart, three-person'd God" BY JOH ...
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Global National with Dawna Friesen is Canada’s early evening national news podcast, and provides a distinctive voice and approach to the day’s top stories. Following its mission statement of “Story is everything,” the Global National team provides Canadians with in-depth analysis and perspective on important national and international events, connecting with audiences coast-to-coast, bringing clarity to the issues and news of the day. Global National has news bureaus and correspondents in ev ...
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The CityChangers Podcast: Inspiring Liveable, Equitable, Sustainable Cities “The CityChangers Podcast” explores innovative ideas, showcases success stories (and, importantly, the failures), and delves into the strategies that contribute to positive urban transformations. Each episode features a new thought leader, expert, or visionary who shares their experiences and expertise in making cities better places to live, work, and thrive.
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Hamas has responded to U.S. President Donald Trump's peace proposal. Candice Cole explains what the group has agreed to, and what it still wants to negotiate. In England, there is anger over Thursday's deadly rampage at a Manchester synagogue. Vincent McAviney explains how one victim did not die at the hands of the attacker. Back in Canada, Prime M…
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Two people have been killed in an antisemitic rampage at a synagogue in Manchester, England on Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish year. Vincent McAviney reports on the suspect takedown, and the quick actions that saved worshippers. Eric Sorensen reports on the worldwide outrage over Israel intercepting an aid flotilla destined for Gaza. Davi…
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Alberta unveils its goal to build a pipeline to British Columbia's coast. Heather Yourex-West explains the plan, the pushback from B.C. Premier David Eby, and why some experts believe the line will never get built. Mackenzie Gray reports on Ontario Premier Doug Ford's meeting in Toronto with Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer about U.S. President D…
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Canadians marked the fifth National Day for Truth and Reconciliation today. David Akin reports on the ceremony in Ottawa; and the message from Canada's first Indigenous governor general, Mary Simon. Melissa Ridgen looks at how some people are in denial over the reality of Canada's residential schools. And Neetu Garcha meets with two Indigenous entr…
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U.S. President Donald Trump unveils his 20-point proposal to end the war in Gaza. Jackson Proskow reports on what Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has agreed to; and the pressure on Israel's far-right and on Hamas to accept the plan. Mackenzie Gray reports on the government loans Canadian steelmaker Algoma Steel is getting as Trump's trade…
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A gunman in Michigan attacks a Mormon church, setting fire to the building. What's known so far about the victims and a possible motive. Plus, Russia launches one of its largest aerial assaults on Ukraine. And the United Nations marks a major milestone. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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As postal workers go on strike, Prime Minister Mark Carney defends the major overhauls to the Crown corporation. What will it take to get the mail moving again? Plus, Canada's women's rugby team comes up short in the world cup. Why it still has reason to celebrate. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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Canada Post employees walk off the job again to protest the government's overhaul to the company's operations. Plus, dozens of diplomats walk out of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech, as he rebuked countries recognizing Palestinian statehood. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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Canada Post is set to deliver an overhaul of itself. Touria Izri reports on the major cutbacks coming, which service will be stamped out for millions of Canadians; and the backlash from the union. David Akin reports on the push to make it tougher for violent criminals to get bail. Colin D'Mello reports on the Ontario government introducing legislat…
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A former RBC worker is accused of improperly accessing the bank of account of Prime Minister Mark Carney and others. Touria Izri reports on the criminal charges and the stunning privacy breach. Jackson Proskow reports on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's warning about what Russia could do unless it is stopped; and the confusion over U.S. Pr…
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A false dilemma faced by Democrats: whether to prioritize defending constitutional democracy from rising authoritarianism or focus on economic issues. While some argue that economic concerns resonate more with swing voters, the author contends that politicians are capable of addressing both. Join the debate…
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U.S. President Donald Trump took on the world at the United Nations today. Mackenzie Gray reports from New York on the commander-in-chief's wide-ranging lecture and his sharp criticism of allies. Mackenzie also looks at how Prime Minister Mark Carney focused his attention on the Ukrainian children Russia has abducted, and on Canada-China relations.…
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France joins Canada and other countries in recognizing Palestinian statehood. Mackenzie Gray reports from the United Nations headquarters in New York, and looks at how Israel and the U.S. are responding. Heather Yourex-West looks at how Ottawa's Gaza visa program is still failing Palestinians in Canada and their families. Jackson Proskow reports on…
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Mackenzie Gray reports on Canada formally recognizing Palestine as a state, and the condemnation from the federal Conservatives, Canadian Jewish groups, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Candice Cole reports on the memorial service for conservative influencer Charlie Kirk. Felicia Parrillo introduces you to an autism advocate in Quebec…
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Disney's decision to yank the ABC late night show "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" off the air has spawned accusations of government pressure on freespeech. As Candice Cole reports, even some notable Republicans are criticizing the threat to revoke the broadcast licences of television networks. As Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expresses anger toward …
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There is significant blowback after U.S. President Donald Trump suggested TV networks that air unfavourable coverage of him should lose their broadcast licences. The comments come after ABC pulled its flagship late-night show "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" off the air. As Jackson Proskow reports, the comedian's supporters argue it’s an attack on free speech …
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ABC has hit the pause button on its popular late night show "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" causing a uproar. You'll hear the comedian's comments that struck a nerve; Jackson Proskow reports on the latest indication of how the Trump administration is wielding its power and silencing voices it doesn't agree with; and Dawna Friesen looks at Trump's track record…
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The central banks in both Canada and the U.S. have slashed their benchmark interest rates. Mackenzie Gray and Anne Gaviola report on what these moves signal about the economies in both countries; and whether Canada's cost of borrowing could keep dropping. Montreal police have cracked a 17-year-old cold case. Mike Armstrong explains how investigator…
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Israel has and is continuing to commit genocide against Palestinians, according to the United Nations Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory. Redmond Shannon looks at the evidence being cited, what world leaders are being urged to do, and how Israel is angrily rejecting the findings. Chrystia Freeland …
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Prime Minister Mark Carney and Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre have a fresh faceoff as Parliament resumes, and Poilievre returns to the House of Commons. Mackenzie Gray reports on the first day; what the Liberals need to pass their budget; and David Akin looks at the questions about this latest minority government's stability. The ups and downs …
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Prime Minister Mark Carney unveils his new plan to tackle Canada's housing crisis through a new federal agency. Plus, the memorial service for a child killed by a car crash into an Ontario daycare, and the demands for tougher safety rules. And thousands lace up for the annual Terry Fox Run to combat cancer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit m…
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Charlie Kirk's widow speaks out for the first time, as U.S. investigators try to determine the motive of his alleged assassin. Plus, hundreds gather in Toronto to remember an eight-year-old boy shot while sleeping in bed, and call for action against gun violence. And a new poll shows just how well Prime Minister Mark Carney's government is faring s…
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The alleged assassin of American right-wing activist Charlie Kirk is now under arrest. How U.S. authorities caught the 22-year-old suspect, and what evidence suggests about a potential motive. Plus, one family's journey from losing their home to Nova Scotia's wildfires, to welcoming a new baby. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/a…
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The manhunt is on for the suspect who killed right-wing American activist Charlie Kirk, as the U.S. political divide deepens. Plus, from supply lines to pipelines, the major infrastructure projects in Canada being fast-tracked by the federal government. And why thousands are saddling up in small-town Quebec, to celebrate the Wild West. Learn more a…
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Prominent Conservative activist Charlie Kirk is dead after being shot in the neck while hosting a political event at Utah Valley University. Jackson Proskow explains how it's being called a "political assassination," and how Kirk had a huge influence on young conservatives and the MAGA movement. Multiple Russian drones crossed into Poland's airspac…
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For the first time, Israel has launched a strike in Doha, Qatar, targeting the political headquarters of Hamas. Redmond Shannon reports on the attack, and how it's put Israel at odds with the U.S., its key ally. The Ontario city of Barrie has declared a state of emergency over homeless encampments. Seán O'Shea explains what this unprecedented step …
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The federal government unveils its plan to support the East Coast and the struggling aluminum industry battered by tariffs. Heidi Petracek and Touria Izri report on the promises. Palestinian gunmen have opened fire at a busy bus stop in Jerusalem, killing six Israelis. Redmond Shannon reports on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's response.…
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Russia unleashes its largest aerial assault on Ukraine, while striking the main government building in Kyiv. What it means for a ceasefire and for sanctions against the Kremlin. Plus, the 15-year-old boy who has been canonized as the Catholic Church's first millennial saint. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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Canadians are remembering hockey giant Ken Dryden, after his passing at 78. The torrent of tributes to the Montreal Canadiens Hall of Famer, and his indelible legacy on and off the ice. Plus, Air Canada braces for turbulence again, after flight attendants resoundingly reject a tentative deal. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adc…
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Canada shed 66,000 jobs in August. Anne Gaviola explains what's driving the unemployment rate to new heights, who's hardest hit, and the likely impact on interest rates. Prime Minister Mark Carney has unveiled his multi-billion dollar plan to pump up the economy. David Akin reports on the new funds for workers and businesses hit by U.S. tariffs. Ca…
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Two Canadians are believed to be among the victims killed in Wednesday's streetcar crash in Lisbon, Portugal. Redmond Shannon reports on the investigation and the accounts from survivors. In Manitoba, a mass stabbing in Hollow Water First Nation has left an 18-year-old woman dead and several others injured. Vasilios Bellos explains what happened, h…
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Prime Minister Mark Carney is promising to tighten the purse strings by reining in spending. David Akin looks ahead to Carney's first federal budget this fall, and what the prime minister is still looking to invest in. Federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says the temporary foreign worker program needs to be axed. Touria Izri explains why b…
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As a new school year begins in Alberta, there are plenty of changes students and parents need to be aware of. Heather Yourex-West reports on the new policies on pronouns and playing sports, as well as a book ban that's been pulled back, and a potential teachers' strike. There are fears for the well-being of Afghanistan's women and girls after a pow…
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Disaster has struck Afghanistan, where a powerful 6.0-magnitude earthquake has killed at least 800 people and injured more than 2,500 others. Vincent McAviney looks at Afghanistan's devastation, the challenges facing those who need help, and why aid from other countries may not arrive quickly. A group of the world's top scholars says Israel of comm…
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Another community is forced to evacuate in the Northwest Territories, as wildfires continue to spread across the region. Plus, leaders from China, India, Russia and beyond look to reshape global security at a regional summit. And so-called 'COVID babies' are going to school for the first time, after being kept in during most of the pandemic. Learn …
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U.S. President Donald Trump could be gearing up for a legal battle over his tariffs, after a federal appeals court ruled they were illegal. How that's also opened up uncertainties and possibilities for Canada's trade negotiations. Plus, how iconic Canadian brand Zellers is trying to get back into the retail scene, over a decade after going out of b…
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A U.S. federal appeals court has ruled that most of President Donald Trump’s global tariffs are illegal, in a significant blow to a key pillar of his economic policy. What it means for Canada, and how the White House is pushing back. Plus, Quebec's controversial plan to ban public prayer. Why critics are slamming it as unfairly targeting the Muslim…
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International outrage over Russia's deadly strikes on Ukraine's capital. What's behind the improving Canada-India relations. New clues in the search for a priceless portrait looted by the Nazis. Plus, the Canadian talent behind 'Kpop Demon Hunters,' and how the film became a global sensation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adc…
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Minneapolis is in mourning after a gunman opened fire at a Catholic school, killing two children. Neetu Garcha reports on what survivors endured, and what police are saying about the suspect. Redmond Shannon reports on U.S. President Donald Trump's summit on Gaza, and what Trump is trying to accomplish as Israeli tanks roll into Gaza City. David Ak…
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Prime Minister Mark Carney drums up business in Europe. David Akin reports from Riga, Latvia on the major projects Carney says will benefit Canada, and who's in the running to build Canada's new submarines. Redmond Shannon reports on what Israel is claiming it was targeting when it launched two airstrikes on a Gaza hospital that killed 20 people, i…
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Israel launches two airstrikes on a hospital in Gaza, killing 20 people, including five journalists. Mike Armstrong explains why it's suspected to be a war crime, Israel's response, and the worldwide condemnation. Prime Minister Mark Carney is on a mission to build European relationships. David Akin reports from Berlin on how defence is high on Car…
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney makes a surprise visit to the capital of war-torn Ukraine, on the country's independence day. What new military aid is he promising for Kyiv? Plus, how a colourful crosswalk in Florida has become the latest flash point in the U.S. crackdown against diversity and inclusion. And a look at the love for Labubus, and …
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Prime Minister Mark Carney heads to Europe to talk about trade. David Akin reports from Poland. Carney is also hoping to secure a ceasefire for Ukraine. Nathaniel Dove reports on the thousands of Ukrainians gathering in Kyiv and Canada calling for an end to Russia's war. The man mistakenly deported to El Salvador reunites with his family in the U.S…
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Canada will be dropping import duties on American goods covered by the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) by Sept. 1. Mackenzie Gray explains Prime Minister Mark Carney's decision; U.S. President Donald Trump's response; and what it might mean for trade talks. Heidi Petracek looks at what this means for businesses and consumers. Mike Armstrong re…
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The prospect of peace is fading as Russia unleashes hundreds of strikes across Ukraine. Redmond Shannon reports on what Russia is ruling out; and what Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy believes is the only way to end the war. Palestinians are scrambling to escape Gaza City. Mike Armstrong reports on their struggle to find safety as Israeli tr…
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Max & Jacks discusses the surging popularity of "romantasy," a subgenre blending romance with fantasy, significantly driven by fanfiction, especially that spun from the "Harry Potter" universe. It highlights how "Dramione" fanfiction, focusing on a romantic pairing of Draco Malfoy and Hermione Granger, has transitioned from online communities to ma…
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