Hosts Nil Köksal and Chris Howden take you on a trip around the world with CBC Radio's As It Happens. Hear from the people at the centre of the stories of the day — from the urgent to the utterly strange.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 86 days 4 hours 43 minutes
August 25: Mic drop
Justin Morissette Attacked, Africa Polio Free, Realtor Eats Pears, Canada Covid Economy, Toronto Safe Supply, Wild Peeing and more.
August 24: Late results, early optimism
New Conservative Leader, Wisconsin Shooting, Newfoundland Weird Fish, Idaho Legislature Protests, Flint Water Settlement, Blueberry Record and more.
As It Happened Episode 8: Pests
This episode of As It Happened: The Archive Edition is all about pests. You'll meet a Florida man who found a cockroach in his ear, a cyber security expert who tracks squirrel attacks, and "Bandit"— the world's largest pet raccoon.
August 21: Nowhere to run
California Wildfires Prison, New Mexico Hiker Rescue, Dozer Dies, Navalny Germany Update, London Ball Game, Teddy Bear Fan Hit and more.
August 20: Brick by brick
Bannon Charged, CERB/EI Extension, Navalny Poisoned, First Nations Basketball Scholarship, English Crossing Channel, Wine for Free and more.
August 19: Old school
Back to School Risks, Orwell Story Winner, German Dog Walking Law, Rhode Island Calamari, Penguin Evolution, Cronk Brew and more.
August 18: No retreat
Morneau Resigns - Pierre Poilievre, Morneau Resigns - Dominic Leblanc, Afghan Negotiator Shot, Black Newborns Study, Tiny Shrew Rediscovered, Transparent Toilets and more.
August 17: Shattered dreams
Beirut Glass Artist, Traditional Games Manual, Tongue-eating Parasite, Pandit Jasraj Obit, Melbourne Library Workers, Fastest Wheelbarrow and more.
August 14: A sinking feeling
Port Huron Float Down, USPS Election, Dennis Quaid's Cat Dennis Quaid, Palestinian UAE Israel Deal Reaction, NY Pop Up Dates, BC Premier Horgan and Ryan Reynolds and more.
As It Happened Episode 7: Words
This episode of As It Happened: The Archive Edition is all about words. You'll meet the world's fastest talking woman, a school superintendent who wants to ban spelling bees and a professor who wrote a children's book to give new life to nature terms.