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How Much Will Your Kid Cost You?
Childcare costs have been rising higher…and higher…and higher. On this week’s TLDR, we run the numbers to figure out just what it costs to raise a kid in 2025, with help from journalist Michelle Cyca. And, we get quizzed once more by the genius behind the TLDR newsletter’s FOMO index, Stacey Woods.…
Breakups, Back-to-School Stress, Solo Travel & Obstacle Parenting
Tonight on The Last Show, Caitlin Green is in for David Cooper
🛋️ Therapist Gary Direnfeld — why actions speak louder than words in love, navigating tough breakups & managing back-to-school stress
🌍 Travel journalist & host Natalie Preddie — the rise of solo travel + tips for planning a trip fo…
What happens when an author who claimed he was Indigenous, now says he isn't?
Cree journalist Michelle Cyca and Anishinaabe/Mohawk writer Kim Wheeler assess the fallout from award-winning author Thomas King’s recent admission that he’s not actually of Cherokee descent, as he has claimed throughout his career.
Plus, this week, the Jim Henson Company, home of Sesame Street an…
Michelle Cyca on the joy of reading and "great novels"
ABOUT THIS EPISODE:
This week we return to an episode with Michelle Cyca. Michelle is a journalist and book critic. In their conversation, Michelle talks about how she can't get enough of the Gilmore Girls, and what she's excited about when it comes to BC books.
ABOUT MICHELLE CYCA:
Michelle Cyca …
Beyond Fires & Floods: Pt 5 (ep 370)
ON THIS EPISODE: Part five of BFF: Beyond Fires & Floods, in which we bring you the first half of 'Storying Systems vs. Symptoms,' the second session of the second day of climate conversations we co-convened with dozens of Indigenous scholars, journalists and experts last October at the University …
NYT's Canada Bureau Chief Used AI for Fake Poilievre Quote ft. Michelle Cyca
In an April 14 story by New York Times reporter and Canada Bureau Chief Matina Stevis-Gridneff, she used AI to fabricate a quote by federal Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre that did not exist. In a May 1 correction, the NYT stated "The reporter should have checked the accuracy of what the A.I. …
Beyond Fires & Floods: Pt 6 (ep 371)
ON THIS EPISODE: the sixth instalment of BFF: Beyond Fires & Floods—our extended series on Indigenous climate narratives—in which we bring you the back half of "Storying Systems vs. Symptoms," day two's second session.
Returning for the remainder of this conversation, moderator Candis Callison pic…
How to cover wildfires in a turbulent climate
Wildfires are becoming not only annual events but also unmistakable signs of the broader climate emergency. As we witness fires burning across Northern Ontario in real time, journalistic coverage becomes more integral to how the general public understands this environmental crisis. Laura Lynch sat …
Big Cats, New Rules: BC's crackdown on exotic pets
It won't surprise you know that owning an exotic cat like a lion or tiger is illegal in B.C.-- it is in most places, and for good reason. Exotic large cat ownership has led to many preventable tragedies. But there is a middle ground of cat, of breeds much bigger than domestic cats but smaller than …
5.0 The Measuring Trustworthiness of Media Episode (Part Two: The Limits of Computational Trust)
When Brooklyn, New York photographer and entrepreneur Tiffany Walling McGarity crafted stunning portraits of friends using the very old tintype method, she wanted to preserve them, and the provenance of the images, in digital form. But she discovered that a technical method promising trustworthines…
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