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In the Canoe Chronicles: a Camp Outlook Podcast, we explore the wondrous possibilities and healing power of the outdoors. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast or simply curious about the positive impact of spending time in the wilderness, the Canoe Chronicles podcast brings you insightful conversations and inspiring stories. Camp Outlook is a Kingston-based non-profit whose mission is to encourage young people from 13 to 17 years old to develop their inner strength, self-worth, and capacity to succeed through canoe tripping and other wilderness outings. We’ll bring you engaging discussions ...

The Digital Cancer Twin Podcast comes out of a interdisciplinary collaboration between Queen’s School of Computing and School of Religion to investigate the ethical, social, philosophical and technical implications of the cutting edge AI cancer diagnostic technology that is being developed at Queen’s. This technology allows patients to receive accurate cancer diagnoses and predictions in the early stages of their treatment. What happens when one’s future life can be predicted using algorithmic models? What new responsibilities do medical practitioners need to be aware of while using this...

Studies in National and International Development (SNID) is the longest-running weekly, interdisciplinary seminar series at Queen’s University. Since 1983, SNID has proudly hosted prominent Canadian and international scholars who bring fresh perspectives to issues of local, national and global development. SNID has also organized several major workshops and conferences that have resulted in numerous publications. SNID serves a large, varied constituency of faculty, graduate students, undergraduates, and community participants. This podcast series features audio footage of lectures from the ...

Timeout with Troy Langstaff is a weekly radio podcast that is based around discussion, opinions, and controversial hot takes on local and North American professional sports. Predictions and interviews with local athletes can be expected as well. No pro team is safe from criticism.

The Nearly Numinous podcast seeks to blend the academic study of religion with real world experiences of religion, community, the supernatural, and spirituality. Tune in to hear discussions about religious history, deep dives into pop culture (such as Star Trek or sports fandoms), and spooky discussions on vampires and other supernatural mythology. We’ll be interviewing academics, various practitioners, and more!

Brought to you by the Queens Student Diversity Project and hosted by Valerie Wong, in the QSDP Podcast series, we talk about all things diversity with the aim to reduce the stigma and engage in open-ended and fun conversations. QSDP's mission is to rewrite the narrative about the lack of diversity on Queen's University's campus and to inspire individuals in the Queen's community to educate themselves, hold themselves accountable, and take action in order to create a community that is not only diverse but also inclusive. Thus, QSDP acts as a window to promote diversity on campus and give a ...

An education digital media production, this podcast features Smith School of Business CAC Discover, Build and Launch career support. The series communicates interesting stories and alumni successes, reinforcing the CAC brand. These podcasts are targeted to Commerce and Master’s students at Queen’s University.

Live and Alive is an audio documentary produced through the Robert H. Black Residency programme by first-year undergraduate student Sam Kaiser in collaboration with CFRC and the Department of Film and Media. It focuses on live music in Kingston, investigating how such a cultivated live music scene came about. Highlighting Homegrown Live Music Festival and Joe’s MILL, this audio documentary focuses on opportunities for live musicians, as well as the ways they give back to the community. Through interviews with Tyler Flynn, Chris Morris, and Tom Stewart, learn about the history of Kingston’s...

The Kingston Curator is your weekly guide to arts and culture in Kingston. Hosted by Ellie Stirton, the show airs Fridays at 3 PM on CFRC 101.9 FM, featuring interviews with local artists and creatives, plus highlights of what's happening around town! From music and theatre, to exhibitions, festivals and more. Missed it live? You can catch every episode anytime right here on the CFRC Podcast Network.

An engaging blend of interesting news, inspiring interviews, and wild facts from the world of music. With a focus on mental & emotional health issues (anxiety, depression, burnout, stress, food allergies) and addiction themes & recovery, each episode packs a powerful array of useful stuff for living a better life. Join TimmyG for your weekly brain bath!

So Far, So Good is a new, anonymous conversational podcast between two girls in university! Tackling everyday topics ranging from academics to dating as young women, A and R sit down to bring to you the most relatable podcast yet, always reminding you that if you’ve been able to make it to this point in your life, it’s been pretty good so far. In their first episode, they talk a little bit about themselves to help you get to know them better.

Each week, this show gives you a rundown of everything you need to know on campus! Stay up to date on the most important campus news, issues and events. The Campus Catch Up covers Queen’s community news from a student’s perspective and features weekly interviews with students talking about the happenings on campus.

The People’s History Podcast (PHP)​ aims to recognize and preserve the important roles that Kingstonians and Queen’s students have played in social movements throughout the years. The stories of people who participated in struggles for social and environmental justice – queer, indigenous, black, anti-racist, feminist, among many others – often go untold in “official” histories. The PHP seeks to remedy these silences by recording Kingston’s rich history of social movements and resistance.

CFRC’s spin on the Orson Welles classic! Our take on the classic piece of radio theatre, “War of the Worlds” — originally aired on CFRC 101.9 FM on October 30, 2018 in Kingston, Ontario.

The Other Side Of is a seasonal, narrative documentary-style podcast that examines trauma through the voices of those who've lived it. Each season focuses on a different lens - beginning with the toll carried by first responders. Through in-depth interviews, expert commentary, and immersive sound design, the series offers a rare combination of personal storytelling and psychological insight. Future seasons will expand to explore other types of trauma.

Join the Taoist Engineer as they explore what it means to be human and how we experience this thing called ‘Life’.

Each week, we sit down with one of the local authors and artists leading writing workshops through the Wordlabs program. They’ll share their motivations, insights, and maybe even a few secrets of their craft. Get your pens ready – after the chat, you’ll get writing prompts to stretch your imagination — all set to a soundtrack curated by this week’s guest.

Join host Lauren Tucker, an undergraduate CFRC staff member and volunteer, as they touch upon a whirlwind history and construct a 2024 time capsule of Canada's oldest campus radio station, CFRC 101.9FM! They're joined by station volunteers Douglas Farquhar and Colette Steer, as well as Executive Director Dinah Jansen and Program Coordinator Jesse Bell. Through a series of interviews and narrative pieces, they inquire how we got here as a station, and who we are now. Tune in for CFRC trivia, candid convos, and a little bit of station history in the making! This project is made possible through ...

A podcast page dedicated to CFRC's live sports broadcasting coverage!

It is our mission to bring exciting space news hot off the telescope into your ears. In one way or another, the Queen’s Observatory has continued its practice of sharing the wonders of the universe since 1857, thank you for joining us in this long running tradition. Here at Fast Radio Bursts we will answer your questions, interview astronomers, and dive deep into breaking research. From low Earth orbit to the clouds of Venus, from Betelgeuse to colliding black holes It’s a big universe to talk about, so let’s get started.