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Episode 739
How to fight tariffs and build an export industry jailbreaking consumer products from iPhones to tractors
PLUS: Why Trump's embrace of crypto and deregulation could spell disaster; two trans women reckon with an executive order designed to negate their existence; a Stranger Things parody musical; remembering Garth Hudson; and Riffed from the Headlines, our weekly musical news quiz.
Radio Day 6 January 25
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Why Trump's embrace of crypto and deregulation could spell financial disaster
Radio Day 6 January 24
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Two trans women reckon with an executive order designed to negate their existence
Radio Day 6 January 24
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How to fight U.S. tariffs and build an export industry jailbreaking consumer products from iPhones to tractors
Radio Day 6 January 24
Riffed from the Headlines 01/25/25
Radio Day 6 January 25
Stranger Sings! upends the upside down as a Stranger Things parody musical
Radio Day 6 January 24

Remembering Garth Hudson, the last surviving member of The Band

Radio Day 6 January 25

A lifelong L.A. resident reflects on the fire that destroyed his childhood home and may reshape his city

Radio Day 6 January 18

How a collection of short films made by Gazans went from improbable idea to Oscar short-list

Radio Day 6 January 17

How the pending U.S. TikTok ban pushed an obscure Chinese social media platform to the top of the app stores

Radio Day 6 January 17

Riffed from the Headlines 01/18/25

Radio Day 6 January 17

For much of its history, magic has relied on sight to dazzle audiences – one magician wants to change thatn

Radio Day 6 January 17

How a social media post about cherry tomatoes united Dublin and brought back memories of a kinder internet

Radio Day 6 January 17

A lifelong L.A. resident reflects on the fire that destroyed his childhood home, and may reshape his city

Radio Day 6 January 17

Free speech lawyer says Meta's retreat on fact-checking is a surrender to authoritarianism

Radio Day 6 January 10

Colette Shade says the 2000s were full of optimism. 25 years later, she feels let down

Radio Day 6 January 11

Privacy experts say cars are collecting sweeping and unnecessary amounts of personal data

Radio Day 6 January 10

Canada's universities and colleges face a financial crunch as international student enrollment drops

Radio Day 6 January 10

Digital creators brace for the economic consequences of a future without TikTok

Radio Day 6 January 10

Riffed from the Headlines 01/11/25

Radio Day 6 January 10

Conjunction junction ... if you grew up on Saturday morning cartoons, you know its function

Radio Day 6 January 10

The Brutalist is an early Oscar favourite, in part because it's pitching itself as a throwback to another era

Radio Day 6 January 10

Free speech lawyer says Meta's retreat on fact-checking is a surrender to authoritarianism

Radio Day 6 January 10

How the Y2K era shaped our current political environment and broke people's faith in the future

Radio Day 6 January 3

20 years later, some of Jimmy Carter's critics say he was right to use the term apartheid to talk about Israel

Radio Day 6 January 3

Why it's time to bust 'the good mother myth'

Radio Day 6 January 4

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