Antica Productions

In case you missed it, we’re producing a podcast with the Public Policy Forum! 💬

Wonk is a podcast about policy and policymakers in Canada - but you don’t need to be a policy wonk to enjoy it. Hosted by PPF President and CEO Edward Greenspon, we talk to leaders, thinkers and doers who are setting the agenda and driving change for the better in Canada. 🇨🇦💡

Episodes release weekly on Thursdays, and you can find the show wherever you listen to podcasts. Link in bio.

Universal healthcare is supposed to mean that everyone gets equitable access, treatment and care. But do we really?

From the Canadian Race Relations Foundation and hosted by Dr. Alika Lafontaine, The Healthcare Divide is a new podcast that exposes uncomfortable truths, troubling realities and innovative efforts to overcome racism in Canada’s healthcare system. The podcast takes an unflinching look at who gets left out in Canada’s “universal” quest for wellness, and what is being done to build a healthier, fairer future for all.  

The Healthcare Divide is available wherever you get your podcasts. Episodes release weekly on Wednesdays. Check out the link in our bio.

In response to
Meta’s ongoing assault on democracy and the free press is going off this platform until the issue is resolved. It likely won’t do much - but if you care at all about the future of news we would encourage to do something similar. In meantime, a last post from the Stratford public library this week with some suggestions to fill your time. Since the headset wearing technotyrants in California don’t want us to have a sustainable local press you can bet there won’t be opportunities for local content and stories to be promoted. Support these authors while you can.

Just a billboard for the funniest book show ever made.

Great to bring our second season of "The Revisionaries" to Audible Michele Romanow is one of the most inspiring leaders in global business - and her approach to building your life and career is just what you need to jump-start your ambition.

The Revisionaries 2 Check out this great listen on Audible.ca. As an entrepreneur, striving for perfection likely won’t lead to success. In fact, it will probably just get in the way. On The Revisionaries Season 2: 70 Percent Factor, with Michele Romanow, the Dragons’ Den star and millennial tech entrepr...

Our latest documentary with War for the Woods, is premiering tonight at 7pm ET at the Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema in Toronto!

Produced in partnership with for The Nature of Things, the film explores the battle to preserve old growth forests in Clayoquot Sound, British Columbia.🌲🌳🍃

Following the film, join directors Sean Stiller and Geoff Morrison for a post-screening conversation with Tanya Talaga.

Get your tickets now - or stream the film via - at the link in our bio. 🍿

The amazing story of Eva Kollisch - how a refugee became a lifelong radical. http://ow.ly/NIiK50NlLNt

How the laptop changed literature.

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We are so proud to have worked on this first season of the Paul Wells show - creating space for meaningful, long-form conversations with Canadian leaders. This week - notley - Thanks TELUS Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy National Arts Centre / Centre national des Artsand for your support

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Great show on... oh, yeah... memory... http://ow.ly/TENw50NlLO0

The Shuttle program was inherently dangerous, intensely complicated and deeply heroic.

If you'd like to ensure this incredible history is recorded and told for contemporary audiences, please consider supporting Kevin Fong's "16 Sunsets"

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Some big news. The team behind the hit podcast is back with a new series about the Space Shuttle. If you'd like to support it - and get fantastic merch and space experiences, check out

Coming soon: Sixteen Sunsets Podcast Sixteen Sunsets is a podcast by Kevin Fong telling the secret history of Space Shuttle, the most complicated vehicle ever built

This was one of the most emotional episodes of the entire series. CBC Podcasts BBC World Service Hannah Ajala Telltale Studios

Episode 7: Fantasy Meets Reality | Love, Janessa | CBC Podcasts | CBC Listen When the fish met the bait. Roberto has a broken heart and lost thousands of dollars to scammers. Vanessa had her images stolen by scammers and her life fell apart. An emotional finale. Please note, this series contains adult themes and strong language.

Kathleen Goldhar on CBC's "The Current" to talk about the Shermans podcast this am.... http://ow.ly/YLub50MXiMr

Hannah Ajala's hunt for "Janessa Brazil" knocks on the door of Bubba, the love sponge. Don't miss this week's episode... http://ow.ly/Q2bT50MX007

Canadian billionaire philanthropist Barry Sherman was first accused of killing his wife and committing su***de. Now, police believe it was a double murder. Acclaimed actor Saul Rubinek stars in our new podcast on the deaths... http://ow.ly/QjaN50MWZ7W

When you're maybe the most impersonated person on the planet, the fakes even come with counterfeit passports. "Love, Janessa" pod available everywhere right now. CBC Podcasts Hannah Ajala BBC World Service http://ow.ly/Bfqw50MHYVO

Our latest podcast, StoryTech, is out now! 📖🎧🎥

StoryTech looks at how technology shapes the way we tell stories. From news to fiction to film to photography to podcasts to social media and even the human voice, technological innovation have inspired and enabled new paradigms in storytelling.

Listen to Episodes 1 and 2 now, wherever you listen to podcasts. Link in bio.

StoryTech is produced in partnership with Trint, the Newhouse School at Syracuse University, and WAER.

"Love, Janessa" drops today. Rave review in the FT. Congrats to all the amazing people behind the show - Katrina Onstad Laura Regehr Hannah Ajalah Hailey Choi Philip Wilson Jago Lee.

"Through smart storytelling and some seriously dogged reporting, Love, Janessa builds to a remarkable conclusion that I shan’t spoil for you here. What I can say is that the series rarely goes where you think it will and never loses sight of its humanity. In the realms of true crime, these are rare qualities indeed."

Love, Janessa podcast review — hot on the trail of the catfishers Hannah Ajala tries to track down Janessa Brazil, whose photos are used to con people into relationships

Her images are being used in online romance scams across the globe. So who is she?

Love, Janessa is host and journalist Hannah Ajala's wild search for a woman whose face and body are used as bait in prolific money-making catfish scams.

Hear the trailer now: link.chtbl.com/ujk4bYmO

Love, Janessa is an original podcast from the BBC World Service & CBC Podcasts, produced by Antica Productions & Telltale Industries. Podcast art by Natalie Vineberg.

This 8-part true crime series premieres January 23.