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In this episode, Ellen Rogers sits down with author, journalist and managing editor Pam Pardy to discuss her new memoir Probable Fate: From the Bay to the Byline. The book traces Pam's remarkable journey from her roots in rural Newfoundland and Labrador to a distinguished career in journalism and publishing. 
Host: Ellen RogersProducer: Thomas JordanTechnical Producer: Aurora Hickey 

New townie is a podcast about a scary, exhilarating experience of moving to a new city. Join us as our podcast host Rachel Elliott interviews people from around Newfoundland and Labrador's metro region to help her navigate her new life in St. John's and hopefully learn what it means to be a "townie." Today's episode is an interview with Farhan Bashir, an international student from Bangladesh who chose to stay in St. John's after finishing his degree. 

Her Art, Her Heritage is a podcast about female artists from Newfoundland and Labrador. In the premiere episode,  student journalist and actor Aurora Hickey interviews legendry Newfoundland actor, comedian and author Mary Walsh about her new memoir, "Brassy Bit of Aging Crumpet: A Memoir in Pieces." Technical Producer: Ellen RogersProducer: Thomas Jordan 

 
New Townie is a podcast about the scary, exhilarating experience of moving to a new city. Join us as our host Rachel Elliott interviews people from around Newfoundland and Labrador's metro region to help her navigate her new life in St. John's and hopefully learn what it means to be a "townie".

What do you need to start a farm? Seeds? Land? Livestock? Years of farming knowledge passed down through generations? Well, what if you don't have any of that? On this episode, we're joined by Julie Hollett, who didn't grow up on a farm but now owns her own operation and is a board member with Women in Agriculture NL.”
She Means Business is produced by Olivia Taylor, edited by Caeleigh Hiscock and hosted by Laura Allen, who are all student journalists at College of the North Atlantic in St. John's, Newfoundland.
You can find the She Means Business channel on Podbean.
Black Label Farm: https://www.blacklabelfarmnl.com/
Women and Agriculture NL: https://www.womeninagriculturenl.ca/
Music: Eona by Rockot on Pixabay
She Means Business is a Kicker podcast.

Three College of the North Atlantic student journalists chat about skincare and makeup, exploring the risks and benefits of using cosmetics on young skin.
Host Max Baco, producer Alexandra Dalton and editor Madeline Westcott aim to inform you about the multifactorial growing trend of using cosmetics at a young age. Unlike other podcasts, these girls dive deeper, covering social issues as well as the physical and mental effects these cosmetics have on young children.
This first episode features medical aesthetician Julia Snow and Dr. Ian Landells, a pediatric and adult dermatologist.
Music Credit: Sway by Loving Caliber. Accessed from site Epidemic Sound.
Check out the Glossed Over podcast on Podbean
 

This week our host Emma Peddle chats with Jessie Hickey, a longtime creator with a specialty in fibre arts who just celebrated the second anniversary of her business, Saltwater Crafts in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador. We talk about how she got her start in crafts and becoming a regular vendor at the St. John's Farmer's Market. We touch on arts in education, COVID and crochet. 
Creators Market is a podcast created by Kicker students Mahalia Ardis (producer), Justin Nolan (producer and reporter), Emma Peddle (host) and Adam Rose (editor).
Original music by Mahalia Ardis
Check out their podcast.
You can also find Jessie Hickey's work on her Instagram page.