This is a platform for students to share their ideas, ask questions, and be curious about their future. We will be connecting with professionals in Green Careers to shed light on their inspiring journeys and their important work. You'll also hear conversations about actions Nova Scotians are taking to advance a more sustainable future.This podcast is made possible by Efficiency Nova Scotia: efficiencyns.caFor more information on Green Schools Nova Scotia visit: greenschoolsns.ca more

What can we say? We do a morning radio show in Halifax, Nova Scotia, with a distinctive, East Coast vibe! We work and play in the fastest growing city in Canada and we LOVE it here! Subscribe or come back daily for the highlights from MOVE Mornings with Erin Hopkins & Peter Harrison!  more

Turning a 50 acre cash crop farm back to a wildflower bee sanctuary and business. Join me as I explain each week what we are doing and why we are bee 'helpers' and not bee keepers. The name change on February 25, 2024, is reflected in the science that for me makes most sense. The goal is to listen to all aspects of beekeeping and to be an open and honest place for everyone to share their experience. The focus for our work and research continues to be on the conversion of the 50 acre farm back to nature and the re-wilding of lands in Nova Scotia. Treatment Free best describes what we are doing. Best to make that clear despite the usual backlash. Bee well. more

2 filmmakers/ musicians, an ex-rapper a DJ friend from Halifax, Nova Scotia discuss and review new music, share funny/crazy stories, and interview interesting people in the community and in the entertainment industry. From a deep dive review of a classic Notorious B.I.G. album to reciting Spice Girl lyrics to discussing mental health, you never know where the conversation will lead. Ride with us or Collide with us, either way it'll be a hell of a time. more

The Bartender on Wheels name comes from a time when I was a tour operator here in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. I often would hear all about the lives of the guests I had in my vehicle. I would hear their successes, their sorrows, their venting, and then at times, they would ask my advice on topics or my opinion on others. That is when I would coin myself a 'Bartender on Wheels'. So, that said are we ready for this new chapter, this new me, and are you ready to tell me all about your successes, and your sorrows, vent about anything, ask me for advice, or ask my opinion on a topic? more

All Hands on Tech, hosted by Eilish and Greg, brings together Nova Scotia's tech community to uncover the secrets of what makes our province the best place for collaboration, innovation, and growth. Each episode hear from local digital experts as we dive into all of the amazing things happening in Nova Scotia's fastest-growing sector and learn why so many organizations and individuals are calling Canada's Ocean Playground home.All Hands on Tech is proudly produced by Digital Nova Scotia (DNS), the industry association for Nova Scotia's ICT and digital technologies sector. more

This podcast features analysis of current Canadian legal news, and stories with important legal angles. Previous episodes covered the Nova Scotia Mass Casualty Inquiry proceedings, arising out of the tragic events of April 18-19, 2020 in Portapique and other locations throughout Central Nova Scotia.Adam Rodgers has been a leading Nova Scotian litigation and criminal defense lawyer, as well as a business and political advisor, for 15 years. He has represented clients on many ground-breaking and prominent cases, including his most recent responsibilities with the Desmond Fatality Inquiry. more

Discussions on topics related to the world of dance in Nova Scotia, Canada, and in general. With special guests and our Nova Scotia Music Spotlight featuring the music of a different Nova Scotia artist each episode. Plus fun dance trivia and more! more

Have you ever wondered what happens at the Nova Scotia SPCA? Well, we have the answers. Our PAW'dcast guests will cover all topics from shelters, hospitals, college and more. Join us twice a month on Sundays to hear about the behind-the-scenes, learn about animal welfare, and of course, to enjoy all the puns, because we don't joke when it comes to paw-ns.  more

JaM Sessions showcases musicians and music fans from all over Nova Scotia and abroad. Spanning all genres with in-depth interviews and in-studio performances. Subscribe today and we'll keep your ear to the ground when it comes to what's hot, and who's upcoming in the eclectic musical landscape that makes up this beautiful part of Canada. Hosted by Jeph Balesdent and friends. more

The Canadian experience from two Black Men

Forestry has been a part of Nova Scotia since….before it was officially Nova Scotia.  In Forestry Uncut, we explore where we've come from and where we're heading in the forestry industry.  We talk to the backbone of forestry the people and discover that innovation is everywhere if we can enact good policy to support it.  We examine biofuel, mass timber, and more. The human element is at the forefront, from the connection to the forest that is an innate part of being human, to the emotional impact of wildfires and a look at family-run forestry businesses.  We also discuss sustainability, misconceptions and the need for more communication and collaboration within the forestry industry itself. And we review Finnish forestry practices what we can learn from value chains, sustainable forestry practices and opportunities for collaboration.  As the old saying goes, we often don't see the forest for the trees.  Or in a modern sense the forest for the toilet paper, cardboard boxes and houses that surround us.  Forestry is an industry that is woven into the fabric of our daily lives, but we don't often see or acknowledge it.  In Forestry Uncut, we aim to bring foresters and the industry to centre stage.  For more information and resources, visit the Forest Nova Scotia website at https://www.forestns.ca/Forestry Uncut is produced by Story Studio Network https://storystudionetwork.com/ more

Mixed Rhythm is a DIY music publication operated out of Nova Scotia, Canada. We discuss the music we love, and you'll love it too! Featuring the best from indie, folk, alternative, rock, punk, and more! Featuring artist and industry interviews, episodes from Mixed Rhythm on CFXU 93.3fm The Fox, editorials, reviews, and more! more

There's a magical place, hidden away on Canada's East Coast called Nova Scotia, that has shaped the lives of countless people around the world.Often called Bluenosers, Nova Scotians are known for their kindness, resiliency, and a telltale gift to gab.Global Bluenosers is the story of those who have left the shores of their province to explore the world. Along the way, they have learned how important Nova Scotia has been in their life - and just how much they miss a well made donair! more

Exploring the human spirit through storytelling. Night of Adventure is a platform for passionate people to share their tales of badass adventures. Join Dave Greene and Chris Surette as we hear real stories, from real people. more

Each week, we'll be sharing the most recent message from Sunday Mass at Saint Benedict Parish in Halifax, Nova Scotia. more

Weekly messages from Groundswell Church, Nova Scotia

Innovation can happen anywhere. We interview entrepreneurs, business leaders, and difference makers in rural Nova Scotia. Ignited presents you with the stories, dreams, and experiences of dynamic individuals building bright futures in small towns. Keep your finger on the pulse of innovation in Nova Scotia with Ignited. more

Canada's worst shooting spree in modern history has left us with far more questions than answers. Journey inside every single hour of this tragedy as it happened with Global News Halifax reporter Sarah Ritchie. This 13-part true crime series will try to piece together exactly what happened and what could or should have been done to prevent it. more

A Nova Scotia Health podcast - Chats on Change takes you to the heart of Nova Scotia Health's transformation through conversations with our people. Hosted by interim President and CEO Karen Oldfield, we explore thought-provoking ideas and bold initiatives shaping a new era of healthcare in Nova Scotia. For more, visit: www.nshealth.ca/podcasts Questions, comments or topic suggestions? E-mail: podcasts@nshealth.ca more

The Legal Information Society, the public's trusted source for legal information since 1982. LawLISNS are short legal information podcasts presented by the Legal Information Society of Nova Scotia (LISNS - pronounced 'listens'). LawLISNS talk about everyday legal problems in Nova Scotia, your rights and responsibilities, and ways to work things out. more

Sunday morning message from The Meeting Place Pugwash Nova Scotia

A show dedicated to defining, demystifying, and making the work of Social Enterprises more accessible to the Nova Scotian business community. We learn alongside our listeners by interviewing local entrepreneurs who've decided to use business for good, and who value prosperity beyond profit. Nova Scotians who want to shape their businesses to benefit communities, culture, and the environment. Who knows? You may be closer to running a Social Enterprise than you think! more

Angela is a medium from Nova Scotia ,Canada! Join her as she shares stories, teachings and messages from the other side! more

The Master Keys Podcast is hosted by Neal Andreino and Chandler Haliburton, two top real estate agents in Nova Scotia, Canada. Neal and Chandler have each built sizeable portfolios of investment properties and leverage their expertise to inform their clients as well as viewers. The podcast covers all things real estate from the first steps as a beginner all the way to expert skills for experienced investors. Please contact us with any questions or suggestions at contact@staxtv.ca more

The Beyond Research Podcast brings research to you. Listen as we speak with Canada-based researchers and community leaders to discuss how important discoveries across disciplines are helping shape our lives. You'll hear from experts specializing in health care, climate change, quality of life, our sustainable bioeconomy and beyond. This podcast is brought to you by Research Nova Scotia, an independent, not-for-profit organization with the mandate to support, organize and co-ordinate the funding of research in Nova Scotia. more

No Trespassing. Private Road. No Parking.These are the signs that are more and more frequently seen along Nova Scotia's coastline. As Canadians access the shore for recreation, science, or even just to take in the natural beauty of the coast, they are being increasingly met with physical barriers to the beach, few options to park or use public transportation to get to the coast, and problems with litter and marine debris in the areas they can access. Private property ownership dominates Nova Scotia's coastline, and while the public wants access, property owners also want to enjoy privacy and avoid the degradation of their land. In other words, in a province known as Canada's Ocean Playground, people are increasingly asking a playground for who? In Nova Scotia, we have a right to be on the coastline below the high water mark, but no protected right to get there. But should we? Right of Way is a podcast that explores the issue of coastal access in Nova Scotia (and Canada more broadly) through the stories of property owners, communities, scientists, policy makers, environmental activists, surfers, hikers, and more. Join us weekly for new episodes.Right of Way is recorded, produced, and hosted by Nicolas Winkler (www.nicolaswinkler.com) and Hannah Harrison (www.hannahharrison.ca). Funding for this podcast is generously provided by the Royal Canadian Geographic Society (www.rcgs.org) and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (www.sshrc-crsh.gc.ca). Podcast artwork by Laura Bonga (@bongas.art). Sound editing by Podstarter (www.podstarter.io). Learn more by visiting www.coastalaccessproject.com. more

The importance of listening to the athlete's voice cannot be understated. The Sport Nova Scotia Podcast will host athletes and subject matter experts who will cover everything from body image and over exercising to eating disorders, athlete-coach relationships, psychological maltreatment, training-life balance, and transitioning out of sport. This six-episode mental health series was created by athletes, for athletes. more

Dharma talks by Koun Franz at Thousand Harbours Zen in Halifax, NS. If you find these talks beneficial, please consider joining Thousand Harbours Zen or making a donation at https://thousandharbourszen.com/support. Your support makes the practice and teachings available to others. more

Sharing our Homesteading Experiences, here @BridenFarm in Bear River, Nova Scotia. Including Regenerative Farming and Rotational Pasturing with our Goats, Heritage Pigs, Chickens, Rabbits, and Muscovy Ducks. Deep Bedding, Upcycling, Organic Gardening, as well as our other activities and interests, like drawing on my 30 Years of Family History and Genealogy Research to help You, Growing Your Family Tree! more

Somebody Must Say These Things is an 8-part series that fully investigates Violence Against Women in Nova Scotia. By speaking with survivors and the women who make it their mission to end the issue for good, this podcast casts a stark, unapologetic light on our society's continued insufficient acknowledgement of Violence Against Women. We follow the stories of survivors and examine the critical, unappreciated role of transition houses. We also speak with the boots-on-the-ground workers who fight everyday to help women and children in need. Together, their insights offer a new, clear perspective on the current status of abuse and violence in the province of Nova Scotia and what we need to do to ensure a brighter tomorrow. Our hope is that by sharing their stories, you will become an advocate for change.This podcast was made possible by the Transition House Association of Nova Scotia. THANS exists to eliminate violence against women in Nova Scotia. Their organizations provide a full range of support services to women and their children in a safe, supportive environment and provide survivors of violence with opportunities to learn about available resources and alternatives to facilitate informed personal choices and decisions.'THANS is not 100% government funded by the provincial or federal government. This needs to change. Go to thans.ca to learn how you can help.This podcast is narrated by Grace McNutt.Produced by Podstarter. more

Meet knowledge holders, foresters, naturalists, activists, scientists, visionaries, and outdoorsy people of all stripes to share delight in the wonders of forest ecosystems. We talk about issues of forestry, conservation and interconnected topics, and discover sustainable, ecological, respectful ways of relating to the forest. Maintaining and regenerating forest ecosystems is one of the most important necessities of our time, and contributes to everything from carbon sequestration to healthy children. Join Amanda Bostlund as she meets with various folks in Mi'kma'ki (Nova Scotia) and beyond to talk about forests as our shared ground, for all species, humans and not. We explore the incredible value of thriving forests, methods and mindsets for their protection, and regenerative solutions for how we interact with and within them. One of the main purposes of this podcast is to hear opinions, perspectives and ideas from many different people, and not to treat any of them as the be all and end all. What you hear does not necessarily represent the opinions of the host. The hope is that you consider whatever content you hear for yourself and enjoy the journey of making sense of these complicated, interconnected issues of our time.Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sharedgroundpodcast/Support Shared Ground: https://ko-fi.com/sharedgroundPodcast artwork was generously provided by Andrew Danylewich of ADJA Studio and Gallery: https://www.adjagallery.com/ more

Welcome to the IPOANS Podcast, the collective positive voice representing residential investment property owners in Nova Scotia. more

Neighbourhood Conversations - Presented by Nova Scotia Works & TEAM Work Cooperative

Sawyer Burke, a 14-year-old from Halifax, Nova Scotia, shares his opinions on today's society and some global issues while also helping spread positivity and inspiration. New episode is released every Saturday. more

A podcast exploring community health and well-being in Queens County, Nova Scotia created by the Queens Community Health Board. more

Join me (Gregory McOrmond) and lend an ear while I perform acoustic cover songs from some of my favourite, and most influential musicians.I am a singer/songwriter from Nova Scotia, CAN. I have been sitting with this podcast idea for too long, it is my time to share, so here goes nothing! With this series I hope to bring listeners unique and enjoyable versions of songs that they know, and also guide them toward hearing new music that they will learn to love.I will provide links for where to find the original artists, and also will be tossing in some of my own original music in the process.If my music makes you feel something than please subscribe and leave a review! With your help I hope to make music a full time gig!You can find my original music on all streaming platforms (Gregory McOrmond)Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@gregorymcormondInstagram: @gregorymcormondmusicFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61551097034147Email: gmcormond11@gmail.com more

It's been said that we learn from experience. But we can learn a lot more when we add the experiences of others to our own.On WorkShift, we're putting leaders in workplace safety on the mic to talk health, safety, but most of all, leadership in a world that has changed forever. Hear the stories behind their successes, and their failures, and how they're meeting the same challenges you may be facing.Whether you're a leader or someone who enjoys inspiring conversations, WorkShift will change the way you think about work.To learn more visit: https://www.worksafeforlife.ca/ more

Three African Nova Scotian artists, Kordeena Clayton, Kate Macdonald, and I'thandi Munro discuss the journey of artistic creation and the unexpected learnings along the way. Hear conversations with guest artists about their connections to African Nova Scotian culture, settlements, community, and lineage. These three artists dig into conversations with their guests about what is the 'Scotian connection'? How are other artists connected to this place through family, artistic practice, homelands, and ancestral journeys? Tune in to this season to hear our hosts connect with folks from far and wide and down the road to explore the great and intricate fabric of African Nova Scotian culture, art, and community. more

These are the stories of Armbrae Academy Podcast told in 18 minutes and 87 seconds. There's history here. Founded in 1887, Armbrae is a small independent school located in the heart of Halifax, Nova Scotia, on the East Coast of Canada. But it's not just the history we want to share; as rich as that is. This season intertwines the voices of students with alumni and faculty to share Armbrae's academic, community and student approach. The perspectives balance both new and old ideas, embracing our current situation of extraordinary change. This podcast offers a glimpse into the lives influenced by an Armbrae Academy education and the secret aspirations of the current class. more

Created by Lance Moore most know for creating surfdonkey, may have seen him on Tim Hortons commercial and 3-time team Canada member business and drama checkout didijustbuymygrandmothershouse Subscribe to Didijustbuymygrandmothershouse on YouTube for how to buy ideas, DIY projects, and behind-the-scenes footage from your favorite shows!Join today. here---http://ow.ly/Y6im50GYYPELance Moore buys their Grandmother's house in Sheet Harbour, Nova Scotia Canada for their daughter and mother,.the reaction of mother and daughter coming there for the first time in 20 years, meeting cousin. Hurricanes. Watch how Lance restores the 250-year-old house, sells things doing Renos, and almost gets stuck in well. Lance's daughter Sophia wanted a house big yard and oceanview, Lance surprises Sophia Returning to Sheet Harbour will want you to buy your grandmother's house?From the creator of www.surfdonkey.net and Tim, Hortons Lance shows you the story of why he did it.Watch how Lance tells the story of how all the relatives want to visit the house. check out. http://www.didijustbuymygrandmothershouse.infoJoin our Patron more

Welcome to Atlantic Asian Adventure Podcast, a video podcast based in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Here, we invite Asians from various backgrounds living in the Maritimes, to share their unique stories and experiences. more

The Insight Podcast is hosted by Julia Smith, MEd, RCT, CCC and Jane Donovan, Med, RCT, CCC who are Registered Counselling Therapists in Halifax, Nova Scotia. They are passionate about helping people improve their mental health so that they can enjoy life! Each season they'll help you to recognize, understand, and manage a problem through narrative therapy. more

This is a dive into the stories of the people of East Ironbound Island, a small community of fishermen and farmers off the South Shore of Nova Scotia, Canada. Hosted by Kat Finck, a daughter of Ironbound, this show includes interviews with people who have lived on the island and explores their history, way of life, and the takeaways we can bring with us into our current day to day. more

The Weekender is an award-winning news program produced by Y95 CJLS in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. The show tells the stories of the Tri-Counties in-depth interviews, background stories, looks at the local entertainment and music scenes and so much more. It is our finger on the pulse of the region that includes Yarmouth, Digby, and Shelburne. more

Join hosts Lee Fraser and Jonathan Kanary every week as they travel around Nova Scotia speaking with adventurers & small business owners to chat about their unique experiences and why they do what they do. more

Tangible, practical advice and information. Orchard Outlook is a podcast by Perennia Food and Agriculture Inc. hosted by our Tree Fruit Specialist, Michelle Cortens. These insightful discussions can help any grower navigate commercial tree fruit production for sweet success. Perennia is a technical development agency based in Nova Scotia, Canada with the mission to help farmers, fishers and food processors be more prosperous and profitable. more

If you love wine, business and the thrill of new ventures. Then Avondale Sky Winery is the show for you.In 2019, the Coutinho family took a leap of faith. They bought a winery with no previous experience in the winemaking industry. Nestled in rural Nova Scotia, this podcast captures the ups and downs of their first 2 years running Avondale Sky Winery.This is the story of risk, passion and family. A story about rural life and community. A story of adapting to survive and learning to thrive.To learn more about the winery or to buy some of the wine featured visit: https://avondalesky.com/ more

Here's a Canadian guy from the city, who moved to small town Nova Scotia. All was well until he fell through a hole in the Podosphere. Then..strange things started happening...Comedy, Funny, Stories, Skits, Sketch, Canada, Canadian,Audio blog more

The Wild View on Blueberries is a podcast by Perennia to support the wild blueberry industry's development and growth. This brand-new podcast will bring you some of the greatest voices related to the blueberry industry, sharing the latest information on pest/field management, blueberry research, market trends are more. Each month, we will identify a topic and invite the leading expert(s) to discuss Perennia's Wild Blueberry Specialist, Hugh Lyu. This program is supported by Perennia and the Wild Blueberry Producers Association of Nova Scotia (WBPANS). more

This is my first podcast. This podcast is about the Atlantic Destiny that sunk off Nova Scotia.

An MMA Promotion in Nova Scotia, Canada; our exposure series interviews athletes and people from all walks of life who thrive in the professional they so choose. We dive into martial arts, mental health, success & what makes people what they are. We talk about everyday issues, discuss them raw and unfiltered and try to give our fans a look into the lives of everyday people. more

This podcast is about the violence and problems going on in Nova Scotia that are all evolved around the fact that some people aren't aloud to fish for lobster all year round and some people are. more

The official podcast from Avoiding Chores Located in Halifax Nova Scotia Canada. We talk about the outdoors, gadgets and other stuff that keeps us away from doing actual work. more

This podcast is a collaborative project between the IWK Health Centre in Halifax and Capitalize for Kids to improve health outcomes for children and families across Canada.Each month, we host a webinar featuring a high priority topic in child and adolescent mental health and addictions. Experts will share best practices and answer questions from clinicians across Nova Scotia. It's important to note that the practices discussed in this podcast are sensitive and only intended for qualified and trained mental health professionals. more