ABOUT THIS EPISODE
We're taking a summer break this month, but we have some updates:
- Our next episode will be a search for Edmonton's best ever playground. Tell us which one is your favourite! You can send us a message or an audio clip on Instagram, Facebook, or to chris@letsfindoutpodcast.com
- We are planning a live show to wrap up our season on the history of parks and natural areas in Edmonton. It'll be September 21 at the Alfred H. Savage Centre in Whitemud Creek Ravine. We'll explore what past national park experiences could teach us about building a national urban park here in the river valley.
- The Stitcher podcast app is being discontinued. Please follow us on other platforms! We're on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all your other favourite apps.
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