Jann Arden is joined by pop culture enthusiast and bestselling author, Elamin Abdelmahmoud, who is also the host of CBC Radio’s daily arts, pop culture and entertainment show COMMOTION.

Is hauling around a giant water bottle now society’s loudest status symbol? Have you ever considered carrying one empty just to fit in, only to worry people would notice you’re faking your hydration? Could you pass the “don’t eat anything served through a window” diet, or do you secretly love “window food” just as it is? What’s your stance on messy lawns and the metaphorical bush do you “trim” for society or dance to the beat of your own weed-whacker? Is the exhaustion real after coming back fr

Hosts Bronwin and Elinor welcome Tegan Quinn of iconic alternative band Tegan and Sara to talk about coming out in high school in Calgary and the process of publishing their memoir, 'High School.'

Before the trial. Before the headlines. This is Sahra. In Episode 2 of Eight Minutes to Silence, Fartumo Kusow introduces her daughter Sahra as the shild she loved, the memories, the moments, the life that existed before the world only knew her story through loss. This episode walks through the timeline of the day Sahra disappeared, honoring who she was before turning toward what the trial would later reveal. This is a season about breaking silence and building a future. Sahra's story is where

Video games are often treated as one more screen to limit, a source of family conflict or a threat to children’s well-being. But what if parents are asking the wrong questions about gaming? In this episode of Parents Uncharted, Sarah speaks with Dr. Rachel Kowert and Arana Shapiro from Games for Change about how families can approach video games with less fear, more curiosity and better information. Their new white paper, Raising Good Gamers: What Families Need to Know About Video Games and We

Community building, advocacy, and keeping women empowered through all stages of life and career is the midlife sisterhood we are here for.

Jann and Sarah read listener comments and voicenotes for a mid-week edition of ASK JANN!

Season 6: Indigenous Voices of This Generation In this powerful episode of the Matriarch Movement Podcast, host Shayla Oulette-Stonechild sits down with Rueben George — writer, activist, Sundance Chief, and grandson of the legendary Chief Dan George. A member of the Tsleil-Waututh First Nation, Rueben spent over a decade leading the fight against the Trans Mountain Pipeline on his nation’s unceded territory, a journey documented in his national bestseller It Stops Here: Standing Up for Our Lands