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• September 09, 2010
• 21:52

  GlobalNews: 10 Sep 10 AM US Koran burning event 'on hold'

   » ‎ Global News
  US Koran burning event 'on hold'/ US marines recapture pirated ship / the gangs in El Salvador that have forced buses off the roads
• 9:58

  GlobalNews: 09 Sep 10 PM Obama issues urgent appeal regarding threat of Koran burning

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  Obama condemns Koran threat / European parliament wants Roma expulsions to end / Turkey's basketball championships and the dancing girls.

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Thursday, September 9th * Ashtiani Folo * Dawson College Study * Atlanta Gorilla Haiku * Koran Burning Canc'd * Afghan Kill Team * FTR: Ed Stelmach

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  Escaping her certain fate -- to face an uncertain one. Despite an Iranian announcement that his mother won't be stoned to death, the son of Sakineh Ashtiani remains deeply uneasy. Rogue elements. Five American soldiers are charged with the murder of three Afghan men -- and it's alleged they're part of a "kill team" that deliberately targeted civilians. Shots echo. A study of staff and students at Dawson College reveals the extent of the trauma caused by the 2006 shooting.

• September 08, 2010
• 22:32

  GlobalNews: Thursday 9th September 2010 AM

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  Anger in Mexico over Clinton insurgency suggestion; US Sudan concern; Koran bonfire reaction; Vitamin B 'puts off Alzheimer's'
• 10:35

  GlobalNews: 08 Sep 10 PM BP oil spill report published

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  Oil spill: BP blames several companies / Sri Lanka parliament hands Rajapaksa more power / Could cockroaches help scientists combat superbugs?

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Wednesday, September 8 * Ashley Smith Folo: Ombudsman * Ashley Smith Folo: Mother * Obit: Claude Bechard * Pastor Reads the Koran * Afghan Bank Collapse

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  An overdue corrective for correctional services. Three years after the suicide of Ashley Smith, Canada's prison watchdog says that institutions need to do much more to prevent deaths in custody. Losing a daughter, still looking for answers. Ashley Smith's mother reflects on Howard Sapers' report -- and her child's ordeal. Playing with fire. A Florida pastor plans a public burning of Korans on September eleventh -- while a fellow cleric hopes cooler heads prevail.

• September 07, 2010
• 21:50

  GlobalNews: Wednesday 8 September 2010 AM

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  UN 'failed' DR Congo rape victims / Church defiant over Koran burning / Soros gives $100m to rights group /
• 9:38

  GlobalNews: 07 Sep 10 PM End to political deadlock in Australia

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  Narrow win for Gillard in Australia / Koran burning "would endanger lives", warns Petraeus / Britain marks 70th anniversary of Blitz.

• 4:32

  DigitalP: 07 Sept 10: The iPad killers in Berlin

   » ‎ Digital Planet
  The iPad killers in Berlin; Nicholas Carr's The Shallows; Oxford English Dictionary online; Mapping Brazil mudslides; Cult of less

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Tuesday, September 7, 2010 * OLD MAN FOUND * PAKISTAN FLOODS: SENATOR * SYRIA DROUGHTS * FTR: OBIT: LITTLE ROCK STUDENT * WIKILEAKS HEAD CHARGES * EMAIL: PHOEBE PRICE TRIAL * SPACEMAN PITCHES

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  Will wanders never cease? An eighty-six-year-old hiker lives to ramble another day -- when an RCMP officer experiences a fortuitous breakdown. No rest for the Wiki. The founder of Wikileaks insists he's innocent of rape allegations -- but his colleagues urge him to step aside nonetheless. Adding injury to injury. A series of deadly bombings hinder the Pakistani government's already-challenging efforts to provide aid to flood victims.

• September 06, 2010
• 21:50

  GlobalNews: Tuesday 7th September 2010 AM

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  Obama unveils $50bn building plan / UNICEF refocuses on poorest of poor children / Visiting hordes pose threat to Sistine Chapel / Ruling North korea: why it's always a family affair
• 10:16

  GlobalNews: 06 Sept 10 PM Suicide bombing in Pakistan

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  Suicide bomber kills 19 in Pakistan / Spanish government: ETA ceasefire is 'insufficient' / British ministers says foreign students 'unsustainable'

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Tuesday, September 6 * ALTA GENDER DISCRIMINATION * ETA CEASEFIRE * NYC YIDDISH BOOKSTORE * DA: CHIMPS DEACTIVATE TRAPS * PHOEBE PRINCE TRIAL * SCR: UFO LANDING PAD

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  Cheque and imbalances. An Alberta woman gets her award for winning a discrimination case -- nineteen years after that case began. Intimidation tactics. The trial of six students accused of bullying a fifteen-year-old to death is set to begin in Massachusettts. The truce sets no one free. The Basque separatist group ETA announces another ceasefire -- the latest in an unconvincing series.

• 3:00

  Beauty Will Save the World

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of Ideas
  While imprisoned in the Soviet gulag, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn would compose speeches expressing the cruelty he suffered. However in 1970, upon receiving the Nobel Prize he simply said: "Beauty Will Save the World!" CBC producer Frank Faulk explores this provocative statement.

• September 05, 2010
• 21:37

  GlobalNews: Monday 6th September 2010 AM

   » ‎ Global News
  Spain's Eta 'declares ceasefire' / Pope 'may appeal' in Iran stoning / Germany extends nuclear lifespan / Landslides kill 36 in Guatemala

• 3:00

  The Best of The Sunday Edition September 5th., 2010

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of The Sunday Edition
  Guest host Karin Wells presents, an interview with Professor Dean Bavington and Professor Daniel Pauly regarding the largest Salmon run in the Fraser River in almost a hundred years: Michael Enright's repeat interview with author Anna Quindlen: and a special one hour presentation of 4th. Line Theatre in Millbrook Ontario.

• 3:00

  2010-09-05 - Spark in the Summer: Super Sad True Love Story

   » ‎ CBC Radio: Spark
  The Spark team is back and getting ready for Season 4. This week on the podcast, our full interview with Gary Shteyngart, author of Super Sad True Love Story: A Novel.

• September 04, 2010
• 3:00

  VC: September 4th, 2010 "Back To School"

   » ‎ CBC Radio: Vinyl Cafe Stories
  It’s back to school today on the Vinyl Cafe and we have two stories in honour of the occasion. The first is a story about Stephanie’s first year at university. The second is a story that was told to Stuart by a young teacher about a young man who changed her life and the lives of those around her.

• September 03, 2010
• 8:36

  GlobalNews: 3 Sept 10 PM Portugal sex abuse verdict

   » ‎ Global News
  Portugal trial guilty verdict / Cricket / Somalia pirates / David Grossman / Anglo-French military cooperation

• 7:00

  Playback Podcast 4th September 2010

   » ‎ RTÉ - Playback
  Ruth Buchanan's Pick of the Radio Week

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Friday, September 3 * BP Payout Conditions * Mozambique Food Riots * Locked In Man Unlocked * Sound of the Day: Jan Brewer * Australia First Aboriginal MP * Sound Light Research * Kenya Corn Toxin * Dr. Robert's Old Beer

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  Drill pickle. Under proposed American rules, BP can no longer drill where it wants to -- which means, according to BP, that it can't afford to pay the victims of BP. A first people's first. From Australia's post-election chaos emerges the remarkable story of a pioneering aboriginal MP. And crack open an old one. There's nothing better than the beer at the bottom of the cooler -- unless it's one that's been chilling for two hundred years at the bottom of the Baltic Sea.

• September 02, 2010
• 22:46

  GlobalNews: 03 Sep 10 AM Middle East talks / ants v elephants / oldest drinkable beer

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  Middle East talks / Hurricane update / Ants versus Elephants / Oldest drinkable beer in the world / Trumpet festival
• 9:35

  GlobalNews: Thurs 2 Sept 10 PM

   » ‎ Global News
  Middle East Talks/ Are Pakistani attitudes to the US changing?/ The origins of the universe without God

• 7:00

  The Curious Ear: Love Spectrum

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  From first kiss to a long marriage - extracts from Caroline Foran's and Hannah Quinn's documentaries. (A short Irish documentary from RTE Radio Ireland).
• 7:00

  Lives Less Lived

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  In 1950's Ireland a young woman entered a psychiatric institution. Two years earlier she had been raped. Almost 60 years later, she is an elderly woman and still in a psychiatric institution - in fact she never left. This radio documentary is her story.

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Thursday, September 2 * Pakistan Floods: Dentist * Pakistan Floods: Ambassador * Chimp Research * Niger Flooding * New Bee * FTR: Commissioner on Cricket * Golf Course Fire Starter * Script: Alcohol and Glass Size

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  Wheels of misfortune. Faced with insufficient aid and government inaction, a Pakistani dentist jumps in his Jeep to deliver supplies to victims of flooding. Plan of the apes. In New Mexico, a community of chimps retired from the medical-testing game may soon be subjected to further experimentation. And...when you are en-golfed in flames. The members of a California club nearly become the embers of a California club, when a golfer's swing ignites an inferno.

• September 01, 2010
• 22:46

  GlobalNews: 02 Sep 10 AM / Middle East talks / Tsetse fake cow / Ferrari faires

   » ‎ Global News
  Middle East talks start / Mozambique riots / young US women earn more / Brazil town power vacuum / changing names for jobs in France
• 9:18

  GlobalNews: Wed 1 Sept 10 PM

   » ‎ Global News
  Obama on the Iraq pullout/ Middle East talks/ Dangers of stem cell tourism

• 7:00

  DocArchive: Voicejazz

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  "Voicejazz", a radio documentary produced by Eithne Hand, is an exploration of the shape of a piece of jazz music using a number of key voices almost as separate instruments in an ensemble (Broadcast 2002).
• 7:00

  DocArchive: The Cellist of Sarajevo

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  A radio documentary on the life and music of Vedran Samilovic (Broadcast 2001)
• 7:00

  DocArchive: Pighomage

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  A radio documentary by John Quinn in celebration of the pig (Broadcast 2001)
• 7:00

  DocArchive: Boghomage

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  A radio documentary by John Quinn in celebration of the bog (Broadcast 2001)
• 7:00

  DocArchive: After Death

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  A radio documentary telling the story of the life and death of Fanny Parnell (Broadcast 2001)

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Wednesday, September 1 * Enbridge Spill: Congressman * Enbridge Spill: Company Response * Michael Ignatieff * Pakistan Flooding: Bev Oda * Victoria Tent Cities * Script: Glenn Beck Rally * State Fair Fried Beer * FOA: Mooing Kid

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  Forfeiting rights in the wake of a wrong. After an oil spill, an American Congressman claims Enbridge has pressured Michigan residents into giving up their right to sue. First the flood, then the drought. Facing a dearth of donations to Pakistan, the Minister of International Cooperation urges Canadians to give. And ry me to the moon. You'll always remember where you were when I said the following: a Texan genius has found a way to deep-fry beer -- including Guinness.

• August 31, 2010
• 23:55

  GlobalNews: 1 Sept 10 AM Obama ends combat mission

   » ‎ Global News
  Obama says combat mission in Iraq over/Mid East Peace talks derailed/Castro regrets gay 'injustice'/Tony Blair's memoirs/Stem Cell medicine cons
• 10:43

  GlobalNews: 31 AUG 10 PM Operation Iraqi Freedom ends

   » ‎ Global News
  Operation Iraqi Freedom ends / Strikers hold out for better pay deal / Pakistan gripped in crisis

• 6:32

  DigitalP: 30 Aug 10

   » ‎ Digital Planet
  A researcher builds a supercomputer out of PS3 Playstations to decipher Big Bang.

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Tuesday, August 31, 2010 * FTR: Gates on Iraq * Iraq Pullout * Anti-Putin Protests * FTR: Greenpeace On Greenland * BC Bunnies * Jack Layton * American Oskar Shindler * FOA: Jesse Owens * SCR: Mozart Death Theories

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  Farewell to armed combat. As the United States declares an end to the fighting, an Iraqi diplomat despairs for the future of his troubled nation. Loaded questions. NDP leader Jack Layton heads into the next Parliamentary session caught between his beliefs and his caucus over the long-gun registry. Putin his security forces where his mouth is. Russia's prime minister follows through on a promise to crack down on protestors.

• August 30, 2010
• 22:39

  GlobalNews: 31 Aug 10 AM US combat missions in Iraq to end

   » ‎ Global News
  End of US combat missions in Iraq/Mexico police force sacked/Pakistan floods/Pakistan cricket scandal/Chile rescuers start drilling
• 8:44

  GlobalNews: 30 Aug 10 PM South Africa strikes / Peru missing / Iraq troops

   » ‎ Global News
  President Zuma of South Africa demands talks on strikes / The unknown fate of Peru's disappeared ten years on / Last US combat troops return from Iraq

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Monday, August 30 * Pakistan Cricket Scandal * Schindler On Athabasca * Congo Genocide: Minister * Bog Snorkelling * South Africa Strikes * Script: And Vinyly * Dormice Bridge * Obit: Martin Dannenberg

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  Overs, and out. As Pakistan continues to suffer from devastating floods, a betting scandal engulfs cricket, the country's national sport. Mercury rising. A new report shows that, despite claims to the opposite, extraction from the tar sands is increasing the amount of downstream toxins in the Athabasca River. And a fen time was had by everyone. A new swimming record is set at the world bog-snorkeling championships.

• 3:00

  The Morbid Age

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of Ideas
  In Britain, the time between World Wars 1 and 2 was filled with anxiety and fear. Many thinkers thought civilization was facing a terminal crisis. Historian Richard Overy chronicles those anxious years.

• August 29, 2010
• 21:39

  GlobalNews: 30 Aug 10 AM Chile miners / Pakistan cricket

   » ‎ Global News
  Chile miners speak to families / Pakistan flood destruction / Al Qaeda in Yemen

• 3:00

  The Best of The Sunday Edition August 29th., 2010

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of The Sunday Edition
  Guest Host Helen Mann presents, an interview with Sonia Shah about her new book, The Fever: How Malaria has ruled Humankind for the past 500,000 years: an interview with actors Wendy Crewson and Margo Kidder about their play "Love Loss and What I Wore": Michael Enright's repeat interview with architect Jack Diamond

• 3:00

  2010-08-29 - Spark in the Summer: Twitter Strangers

   » ‎ CBC Radio: Spark
  The Spark team is back in the saddle, getting ready for Season 4. This week on the podcast, a sneak peek at a story we're working on all about Twitter Strangers. Hear from Joel Johnson and Jonah Lehrer.

• August 28, 2010
• 3:00

  VC: August 28th, 2010 "Summer of Stars"

   » ‎ CBC Radio: Vinyl Cafe Stories
  Join host Stuart McLean and special musical guest Reid Jamieson from Windsor, Ontario. Stuart tells a story about Sam and his best friend Murphy: Sam and Murphy spend their summer in Dave’s hometown of Big Narrows, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. When they look up into the sky and see a shooting star, for the very first time, they become convinced that what they witnessed was a UFO and they become determined to get to the bottom of the mystery. Originally broadcast November 14th, 2009

• August 27, 2010
• 8:42

  GlobalNews: 27 Aug 10 PM Kenya constitution / Chile miners / Katrina

   » ‎ Global News
  Kenya adopts a new constitution / First videos of trapped Chile miners / Five years since Hurricane Katrina

• 7:00

  Birdy

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  A radio documentary about a German paragliding champion who survived being sucked into a storm that pulled her higher than Mount Everest.

• 7:00

  Playback Podcast 28th August 2010

   » ‎ RTÉ - Playback
  Ruth Buchanan's Pick of the Radio Week

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Thursday, August 27th, 2010 * UN: DRC Genocide * Ottawa Terrorism - Radicalization * DA: Cuba Cigarettes * Carnegie Residents Out * Last Amazonian Man * Scarlett O’Hara Dresses * DA: Partying Bison

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  A draft U.N. report alleges that tens of thousands of Hutus were killed by Tutsis in the DRC -- starting two years after the Rwandan genocide. Extreme makeover: home edition. The founder of the Muslim Canadian Congress says radicalization in the domestic Islamic community is a very real phenomenon. She was over the Hall, until the overhaul. Carnegie Hall, that is -- above which a soon-to-be-evicted ninety-eighty-year-old Editta Sherman has lived for more than six decades.

• August 26, 2010
• 22:04

  GlobalNews: 27 Aug 10 AM

   » ‎ Global News
  Rwanda Genocide / Niger Flooding / Oil Eating Microbes
• 10:12

  GlobalNews: 26 Aug 10 PM SAfrica strike / German HIV star.

   » ‎ Global News
  South Africa strike / German HIV pop star / Cambodia acid attacks / Ballerina spy.

• 7:00

  DocArchive: The Calligraphers' Song

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  A radio documentary about different ways of seeing the Book of Kells (Broadcast 2002).
• 7:00

  DocArchive: Referendum

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  A radio documentary diary of the month leading up to the 2002 abortion referendum (Broadcast 2002).
• 7:00

  DocArchive: Opening the World

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  A radio documentary about the Anne Sullivan Centre for Deaf Blind young adults (Broadcast 2002).
• 7:00

  DocArchive: In the Shadow of New Forest

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  A documentary by Seamus Kelly about the New Forest estate in County Galway and the people who lived and worked there (Broadcast 2001)
• 7:00

  DocArchive: Corner of Paradise

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  A radio documentary on Florence, love and literature (Broadcast 1999).
• 7:00

  DocArchive: The Ballyfermot Co-operative

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  A radio documentary about the 1952 Ballyfermot Co-Operative by Michael Carolan (Broadcast 2001)

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Thursday, August 26th, 2010 * Congo Rapes Folo * Iranian Sues Nokia * Kenya Smuggled Ivory * Email: NASA Wakeup Song Thurs * Ice Man Burial * FOA: Nate’s Deli * Swedish Drug Testing * Unknown Famous Painter * DA: Oldest Sock

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  From worse to worse. Doctors treating rape victims in the Democratic Republic of Congo find the scale of the violence was more terrible than they thought. Blaming one cell on another. An imprisoned Iranian journalist sues Nokia -- claiming the phone company's technology helped authorities track him down. Tusks redux. An enormous cache of ivory is seized at a Kenyan airport -- proving the international trade in dead animal parts isn't just alive, but flourishing.

• August 25, 2010
• 21:14

  GlobalNews: 26 Aug 10 AM Mexico murders/ Trapped miners latest

   » ‎ Global News
  Mexico murders/ Congo rape UN emergency meeting/ Chilean miners latest/ Cuban cigarette subsidies end/ Ringo Starr's house demolition
• 10:10

  GlobalNews: 25 Aug 10 PM: Iraq attacks / Swat floods

   » ‎ Global News
  Iraq attacks / Swat floods / Australia school row / Helium crisis.

• 7:00

  The Curious Ear: Waiting for...

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  Two stories of women waiting for men: a soldier at war and Bono from U2. (A short radio documentary from RTE Ireland.)

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Wednesday, August 25th, 2010 * Congo Rapes * Chilean Miners - Family * Prison farm Auction * Email: NASA Wakeup Song * Big Sockeye Salmon Run * SCR: Florida Primaries * UK/Iceland Mackerel Fight * Darwin Diversification * FTR: Caster Se

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  Heart of darkness. Rwandan rebels subject villagers in the Democratic Republic of Congo to a horrific campaign of systematic rape. A light in the darkness. The uncle of two men trapped in a Chilean mine collapse tells us about his relief at finding out they're alive. In the pink. Well, the pinkish-orange. Experts in B.C. predict the return of salmon in near-record numbers -- and the Fraser River is about to sockeye it to 'em.

• August 24, 2010
• 23:15

  GlobalNews: 26 Aug 10 AM

   » ‎ Global News
  Chilean mine saga/ Iraq as new Dubai/ Gamal Mubarak
• 8:41

  GlobalNews: 24 Aug 10 PM: Mogadishu attack / Bag monster

   » ‎ Global News
  Mogadishu deadly attack / Claudy report / Bag Monster / Hendrix London pad.

• 7:00

  DocArchive: Special Olympics

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  Richard Collins tells the history of the games from inception in 1968 to the present day and interviews Eunice Kennedy Shriver founder of the Special olympics (Broadcast 2003).
• 7:00

  DocArchive: If I Forget Thee O Jerusalem

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  A radio documentary about the Dublin based lecturer and Israeli peace activist Ronit Lentin, set against events in Israel/Palestine during March and April 2002 (Broadcast 2002).
• 7:00

  DocArchive: Forbidden Voyage

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  A radio documentary tracing the solo voyage by American anthropologist Dr Earle Reynolds through the U.S. Pacific nuclear testing zone (Broadcast 1998)
• 7:00

  DocArchive: Family Portrait

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  A radio documentary about Kenneth Nolan who has been in full time care due to his intellectual disability since he was seven years old (Broadcast 1999).
• 7:00

  DocArchive: Caring for Mam

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  A radio documentary about a young carer and her mother (Broadcast 1999).
• 7:00

  DocArchive: A Tap on the Shoulder

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  A radio documentary profiling Gusty Spence, former UVF leader turned peace-maker (Broadcast 1996)
• 7:00

  DocArchive: The Rainforests of Costa Rica

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  In this radio documentary, Eanna Ni Lamhna travels to the rainforests of Costa Rica (Broadcast 2001)

• 4:32

  DigitalP: 23 Aug 2010

   » ‎ Digital Planet
  Allegations of flaws in an electronic voting machines leads to arrest. A new book reflects on tech-life and human predictability. Air Asia X revels in Facebook. Question Box bridges a digital divide.

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Tuesday, August 24th, 2010 * Stem Cell Ruling * Chilean Mining - Psych * Somalia Bombing * Email: NASA Wakeup Song * N. Ireland Priest * Australian Election * Obit: Claire Baker * Bats Vs. Moths

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  Stemmed. An American judge blocks federal funding of embryonic stem-cell research -- and his ruling may mark the beginning of the end for all such publicly-funded projects. The sins of the father. A new report on bombings in a Northern Irish village in 1972 finds that a local priest's involvement was covered up by the government and the Catholic Church. An inconclusive election Down Under leaves party leaders frantically courting an unusual trio of independent politicians

• 0:27

  GlobalNews: 24 Aug 10 AM Pakistan IMF talks / Chilean Miners: what now?

   » ‎ Global News
  Pakistan IMF talks / Niger Floods / Chile miners what next / DRC gang rapes / Spainish hostages released / Bacteria in space
• August 23, 2010
• 11:26

  GlobalNews: 23 Aug 10 PM

   » ‎ Global News
  Manila hostage crisis / Aid appeal for Pakistan / Home grown Sumo wrestlers in Japan.
• 11:13

  GlobalNews: 23 Aug 10 PM

   » ‎ Global News
  Manila hostage crisis / Aid appeal for Pakistan / Home grown Japanese Sumo champions

• 3:00

  The Best of The Sunday Edition August 22nd., 2010

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of The Sunday Edition
  Guest Host Helen Mann presents, an interview with Shuja Nawaz and Tarek Fatah discussing Pakistan flood aid: and interview with author Camilla Gibb about her new book "The Beauty of Humanity Movement": and a personal essay by Joan Powell tiled "Unready for Take Off"

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Monday, August 23rd, 2010 * Russian Arms Dealer Extradited * Anne Frank Tree Dead * Kobayashi Pizza Win * Pakistan Floods - Disabilities * FTR: Samantha Found * BC Sockeye Salmon Back * Nevada Pronouncer * Aggressive Essex Swan *

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  A farewell to arms -- and the guy who sold them. Thailand extradites Russia's infamous "Merchant of Death" to the United States. An uphill battle against the effects of a downpour. In Pakistan, the flooding is disastrous for everyone -- but especially for people with disabilities. A summer fall. The chestnut tree that provided solace to Anne Frank is brought down by a storm in Amsterdam.

• 3:00

  Great Expectations

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of Ideas
  How do our expectations of what public institutions, governments and our employers should do, create a national mythology and collective sense of entitlement? A Calgary Institute for the Humanities forum ponders this question.

• 0:08

  GlobalNews: 23 Aug 10 AM Pakistan / Petraeus / Chilean Miners

   » ‎ Global News
  Pakistan's Flooded region of Shadhadkhot / Chilean Miners Survival / Australia's Electoral Standoff /BBC Interviews General Petraeus / Break Through in the fight agaist Ebola / How to find ET

• August 22, 2010
• 3:00

  2010-08-22 - Spark in the Summer: Mary Madden on reputation management and social media

   » ‎ CBC Radio: Spark
  This summer on the Spark podcast, we're playing extended versions of some of our favourite interviews from the past season. This week: Mary Madden from the Pew Internet and American Life Project. Back in May, Pew released a really interesting report about social networking habits. It looked at how we monitor what’s being said about us on the internet and the ways we make changes to that information to manage our online reputation. Mary Madden was the lead author of the report.

• August 21, 2010
• 3:00

  VC: August 21st, 2010 "Margaret Gets Married"

   » ‎ CBC Radio: Vinyl Cafe Stories
  Join host Stuart McLean and special musical guests ‘islanders’ Margie Carmichael and Catherine MacLellan from Georgetown, Prince Edward Island. Dave’s 84-year-old mother Margaret is surprised when her boyfriend, retired fire-chief Smith Gardiner, asks her to marry him. Perhaps the only person more surprised, is Margaret’s son Dave. Originally broadcast October 18th, 2008.

• August 20, 2010
• 7:57

  GlobalNews: 20 Aug 10 PM Blame game over oil spill begins

   » ‎ Global News
  Blame game over oil spill begins/Alleged arms dealer to be extradited/ Australia goes to the polls

• 7:00

  Playback Podcast 21st August 2010

   » ‎ RTÉ - Playback
  Bernadette Comerford's pick of the radio week.

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Friday, August 20 * Pickton Internal Report * HST Petition Ruling * South Africa General Strike * Oldest Mechanical Clock * Pakistan Floods - Foreign Minister * Miss Pakistan Pageant * NZ Pilot Whales

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  Hesitation and lost lives. An internal police report concludes that investigators should have set their sights on serial killer Robert Pickton sooner. Signature statement. A high court in British Columbia gives a boost to those fighting against the province's harmonized sales tax. And . . . Minute man. For generations, his family has cranked one of the world's oldest mechanical clocks by hand, but now it's finally time for Paul Fisher to unwind.

• 3:00

  Rewind- August 20, 2010- Canadian Comic Books

   » ‎ CBC Radio: Rewind
  Coming up on the Rewind podcast, an hour about Canadian comic books. Over the years Canada has been home to an eclectic roster of cartooning talent from Johnny Canuck to Nelvana, Walter Frise to Lynn Johnston.

• August 19, 2010
• 22:00

  GlobalNews: 20 Aug 10 AM Pakistan aid / Australia elections

   » ‎ Global News
  UN calls for more Pakistan help / Australia election on knife edge / US Mid-East talks plans 'ready' / Facebook Places / Churchill's WWII 'Few' remembered
• 10:23

  GlobalNews: 19 Aug 10 PM 8 million Pakistanis need aid

   » ‎ Global News
  8 million Pakistanis need aid / US combat troops leave Iraq / How Thailand's musicians responded to political turmoil / The bears who guarded a drugs plantation

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Thursday, August 19, 2010 * Seal Ban Injunction * BP Oil Study * Serengeti Road Debate * Ma Turns in Burglar * Pakistan Flood: Indus Expert * Moose Arthritis Study * Cloned Trees Fail

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  Failing to seal the deal. The European Union's ban on seal products is put on ice after a court agrees to hear Inuit arguments against it. A dam-ing indictment. A geographer says the floods in Pakistan were bound to happen, after decades of mismanagement of the Indus River. And . . . Perhaps loving yourself isn't the greatest love of all. Tree experts discover that aspens may be able to clone themselves for generations, but they can't live forever without sex.

• August 18, 2010
• 21:29

  GlobalNews: 19 Aug 10 AM Pakistan pledges / Roma in France

   » ‎ Global News
  More aid pledged for flood-hit Pakistan /We introduce you to the fine art of urban planning - South Sudan style / Hundreds of Roma gypsies fighting expulsion from France
• 10:34

  GlobalNews: 18 Aug 10 PM Pakistanis' despair turns to anger

   » ‎ Global News
  Pakistanis' despair turns to anger / Plight of Iraqis who are in Sweden illegally / Australian concerns over migration / Will Russia host the 2018 World Cup ?

• 7:00

  DocArchive: My Dear Cousin

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  A radio documentary of letters stretching over 50 years between two cousins - Marie Rutledge from Dublin and her cousin in America. The letters are very much a personal history of time passing between two friends (broadcast 2002)
• 7:00

  DocArchive: Hunting with the crowd

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  A radio documentary that goes inside the social studies class in Mountjoy Prison in Dublin and sees what if any impact it can make. The prison, nicknamed The Joy, is a closed, medium security prison and one of the oldest in Ireland (Broadcast 1998)
• 7:00

  The Curious Ear: The Lonely Funeral

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  An edited extract from Michele Ernsting's documentary for Radio Netherlands Worldwide about municipal funerals in Amsterdam. (An short Irish documentary series from RTE Radio Ireland.)
• 7:00

  Don't Go Far...

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  ... Your Dinner's Nearly Ready! The mad adventure of two Dublin children in August 1985 who bunked off school, chanced a free ride on the DART and ended up in New York.

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Wednesday, August 18, 2010 * Vets Ombudsman Folo * Missing Daughter * Tamil: Tougher Laws? * No Part, No Pants * Pakistan Floods: Opposition Politician * American Ballet in Cuba * West Bengal Woman Abuse * Farms into Wetlands * First Fe

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  The vetting process. A Gulf War veteran explains why former soldiers need a strong, independent advocate -- and why, thanks to Ottawa, they don't have one. Tour of duty. A Pakistani politician returns from the country's flood zone and calls on her fellow citizens to step up and help those in need. And . . . Putting the odd in audition. An actor shows up to a New York casting call without his pants and finds out the role is not exactly tailor-made for him.

• August 17, 2010
• 21:21

  GlobalNews: 18 Aug 10 AM Pakistan floods latest/ Gulf oil spill figures questioned

   » ‎ Global News
  Pakistan floods aid situation/ Scientists question Gulf oil spill figures/ Albino body parts sale in Tanzania/ Should US troops pullout of Iraq?/ Internet control in Vietnam
• 10:40

  GlobalNews: 17 Aug 10 PM Pakistan's urgent need for aid

   » ‎ Global News
  Pakistan's urgent need for aid / Ugandan politician's serious accusations / Sucide-bombing in Baghdad / Israeli's facebook page sparks international outcry / A man who survived a plane-crash

• 7:00

  DocArchive: Movement on Rock

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  A radio documentary which explores the world of the rock climber through the face of Clogwybdu'rarddu in Wales, graded a virtually impossible E9 climb. Enter into an esoteric world where ropes, picks and champions are all that matters (broadcast 1998)
• 7:00

  DocArchive: From Clooneen To Ilkley Moor Ba'tat

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  A radio documentary about family mythologies in Ireland (broadcast 1999)

• 4:32

  DigitalP: 17 Aug 10: Recollections of MacPaint's development

   » ‎ Digital Planet
  Recollections of MacPaint's development; Marlon Parker on JamiiX; Bloggers who are being courted by Hollywood
• 4:32

  DigitalP: 17 Aug 10: Recollections of MacPaint's development

   » ‎ Digital Planet
  Recollections of MacPaint's development; Marlon Parker on JamiiX; Bloggers who are being courted by Hollywood

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Tuesday, August 17, 2010 * Pakistan Interior Minister * Iraq Bombing Pullout * Veteran Ombudsman * North Korea Joins Twitter * Tamil Nadu Refugees * War of 1812 Heroes

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  Reaching out. Pakistan's interior minister calls for more flood relief from abroad, as his government struggles to keep its head above water. Calculated risks. Why some Tamils are heading for Canada's shores, while others risk being shot dead crossing the narrow strait between Sri Lanka and India. And . . . Pariah's leap. North Korea makes an exception to its hermit-like ways and begins using YouTube and Twitter -- to lash out against its enemies

• August 16, 2010
• 22:37

  GlobalNews: 17 Aug 10 AM Pakistan floods funding/ Blair donation to soldiers

   » ‎ Global News
  Pakistan floods aid concerns/ former PM donates to wounded soldiers/ alleged Russian spy wants to go home/ famine and floods in Niger/ Jazz photographer Herman Leonard dies aged 87/ Ethiopian religious heritage threat
• 22:37

  GlobalNews: 17 Aug 10 AM Pakistan floods funding/ Blair donation to soldiers

   » ‎ Global News
  Pakistan floods aid concerns/ former PM donates to wounded soldiers/ alleged Russian spy wants to go home/ famine and floods in Niger/ Jazz photographer Herman Leonard dies aged 87/ Ethiopian religious heritage threat
• 10:31

  GlobalNews: 16 Aug 10 PM Fresh rains hit Pakistan

   » ‎ Global News
  Fresh rains hit Pakistan / Controversial book atacks Chinese premier / Will US cut funds for fight against AIDS ? / Flooding in Niger / Finland debates gun-control / When Superheroes go bad

• 7:00

  DocArchive: Something Changed

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  A radio documentary about the artist Brian McGuire and the effect of his art classes in the maximum security prison located in Portlaoise - a prison which houses Ireland's most dangerous criminals (Broadcast 1998)

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Monday, August 16, 2010 * Pakistan Relief Singer * Fort McMurray Shelter * Ansel Adams Photos Part 3 * World Pipe Band Champions * Super Hero Study * Ulimate Fighting Ban * Polar Bear Punch * Ancient Arctic Goo * Grammar Fixer

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  Pitching in. A Pakistani-born musician chimes in to help out those struggling to survive the devastating floods in his motherland. Give me shelter -- or give me nothing. A woman who works with domestic abuse victims in Fort McMurray stages a hunger strike to push for more beds. And . . . Rock of ages. Scientists discover a stone formed from ancient, primordial slime that's been around for almost as long as the Earth itself

• 3:00

  The Generalissimo

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of Ideas
  Chiang Kai-Shek led his Nationalist forces against Chairman Mao's Communists during the bloody struggles of the Chinese Revolution. He lost, and Mao won, although the result was never inevitable. Jay Taylor won the 2010 Gelber Prize for his book, The Generalissimo. He describes the misunderstood career of an under appreciated leader

• August 15, 2010
• 23:08

  GlobalNews: Ban Ki Moon on Pakistan Floods

   » ‎ Global News
  Ban Ki Moon on Pakistan Floods // Niger Floods // Kenya Crops // Bolivian Beauty Queens // Iraq's Youth Orchestra

• 3:00

  The Best of The Sunday Edition August 15th., 2010

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of The Sunday Edition
  Guest host Kevin Sylvester presents, An interview with actor Tom McCamus about his role of Hook in Stratford Festival's production of Peter Pan: An interview with Gail Edwards and Judith Saltman the co-authors of "Picturing Canada: A History of Canadian Children's Illustrated Books and Publishing": A repeat of Michael Enrights interview with author Annabel Lyon about her book "The Golden Mean"

• 3:00

  2010-08-15 - Spark in the Summer: Jay Frank on the future of hit songs

   » ‎ CBC Radio: Spark
  This summer on the Spark podcast, we're playing extended versions of some of our favourite interviews from the past season. This week: Jay Frank. Jay is the author of Futurehit.DNA: How the Digital Revolution is Changing Top 10 Songs. Jay’s book is all about how we listen to music now, and what effect that’s having on how pop music is created. Spark will return in September with brand new episodes. Thanks for listening, and please, stay subscribed.

• August 14, 2010
• 3:00

  VC: August 14th, 2009 "The Car"

   » ‎ CBC Radio: Vinyl Cafe Stories
  Join host Stuart McLean and special musical guest Hawksley Workman from the Museum of Civilization in Gatineau, Quebec. Dave’s son Sam, and Sam’s pal Murphy are spending some of their summer holiday in Cape Breton. When the two boys find an abandoned car on Old Man MacCauley’s farm they hatch a plan for how to get the car out of the ditch and onto the country road so they can drive it. Originally broadcast October 24th, 2009

• August 13, 2010
• 10:13

  GlobalNews: 13 Aug 10 PM German economy / Greenland dialect

   » ‎ Global News
  Germany's economy shows record growth // police in South Africa investigate fatal shooting of miners // the disappearing language of the Inughuits in Greenland

• 7:00

  Playback Podcast 14th August 2010

   » ‎ RTÉ - Playback
  Bernadette Comerford's pick of the radio week.

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Friday, August 13, 2010 * Pakistan Floods Update * Revenue Canada Tax Avoidance * Greenland Community Dying * Cambodia Drug Rehab * Siege of Battleford * Grammar Fixer *

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  Help is still only trickling in for millions of people in Pakistan. A police search warrant alleges that a few Revenue Canada employees have been helping Quebec construction companies avoid taxes. Cambodians in rehab centres are whipped, beaten and used as forced labour. The language of one of the world's last hunter-gatherer communities may disappear. An amateur grammarian travels around the U.S. with a Sharpie, fixing language errors as he goes. Also, the Siege of Fort Battleford draws fire.

• 3:00

  Rewind- August 13, 2010- Kate and Anna McGarrigle

   » ‎ CBC Radio: Rewind
  Interviews with Kate and Anna McGarrigle. Kate died in January after a four year battle with cancer. With her sister Anna, she influenced countless artists, blending music and Canadian folk history. Unfortunately, this podcast can't air any music of the McGarrigles, so we suggest you listen to the interviews here, and then their music afterwards.

• August 12, 2010
• 22:32

  GlobalNews: 13 Aug 10 AM Pakistan floods / Tamil migrant ship / Halal holidays

   » ‎ Global News
  Pakistan floods / Tamil ship reaches Canada / forced confessions in Iran / Halal holidays in Turkey
• 11:04

  GlobalNews: 12 Sept 10 PM: Pakistan floods / Iran stoning / Peru indigenous

   » ‎ Global News
  Concerns over how to feed displaced people after Pakistan's floods / Iranian woman sentenced to death by stoning speaks on television / a database for great white sharks.

• 7:00

  Agatha Christie's Final Mystery

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  A radio documentary about how Dubliner John Curran's fascination with Agatha Christie has changed his life - and brought a new Hercule Poirot story to the world for the first time in 30 years.

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Thursday, August 12, 2010 * Iran Stoning Woman Confession * Tamil Ship Arrives * Fraudulent Fishermen * Turnstile Jumpers * BC HST Petition * Email: Pea Plant in Lung * HRW - LRA Abductions * Swedish Speeding Fine * Echo 1 Launch Annive

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  Confession of a dangerous kind. The Iranian woman recently reprieved from death by stoning now says she killed her husband and took her accomplice as a lover. HSTeaser. British Columbians successfully petition the province to drop the Harmonized Sales Tax -- but whether their effort will work still isn't clear. Hard landing. As a ship carrying hundreds of Sri Lankans arrives in Canada, one of the lawyers who will represent them warns they're in for a rough ride.

• August 11, 2010
• 22:43

  GlobalNews: 12 Aug 10 AM Pakistan floods / LRA child soldiers / Romania health system

   » ‎ Global News
  Pakistan floods continue / More LRA child soldiers / Romania's health service victims / North Korea barters Gingseng / New York bedbugs

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Wednesday, August 11 * Toyota Recall Report * Obit: Jimmy Reid * Belfast Charity Theft * Weather Explainer * Driving While Black * Obit: Shirley Thomson * Pea Plant In Lung *

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  An investigation into Toyota's cars puts the brakes on the accusations. The same unusual weather pattern that's left hundreds dead in Russia is also responsible for the flooding in south Asia. An internal police report adds credence to a Montreal man's claim that he was repeatedly pulled over for "driving while black." Remembering Jimmy Reid and Shirley Thomson. And, a Massachusetts man discovers pea plant growing in his lung.

• August 10, 2010
• 22:44

  GlobalNews: 11 Aug 10 AM China landslide death toll soars

   » ‎ Global News
  US economy in trouble/China landslide death toll soars/ Youngest Guantanamo inmate tried/Global alert over untreatable superbug/Pakistan floods continue/NASA comet
• 10:13

  GlobalNews: 10 Aug 10 PM Landslide in China

   » ‎ Global News
  China deathtoll jumps to 700 / Afghan civilian casualties show steep increase / The mysteries of the planet, Venus.

• 7:00

  The Curious Ear: Nobody's Child

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  Wexford town's answer to Molly Malone...Maggie Hurley. (A short radio documentary from Irish radio, RTE Radio 1, Ireland.)

• 4:32

  DigitalP: 10 Aug 10: Prayer Companion

   » ‎ Digital Planet
  Prayer Companion; HOPE; Gordon Bell; Hive Lab

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Tuesday, August 10 * Alzheimer's Test * Obit: Ted Stevens * BC Logging Camp Raid * Lockerbie Bomber Health * South Africa Media Law * Iran Baha'i Sentence * FTR: BC Chihuahuas * Endangered Ferrets Back *

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  Scientists develop a test that can predict whether you'll get Alzheimer's before the symptoms appear. Remembering former Republican Senator Ted Stevens. A year after the Lockerbie bomber is freed on the prediction he had three months to live, he's still thriving. A Montreal woman watches helplessly from a distance as her uncle -- and six other Baha'i Iranians -- are handed harsh prison sentences. Also, we look at tighter media controls in South Africa.

• August 09, 2010
• 22:23

  GlobalNews: 10 Aug 10 AM Pakistan floods/Moscow heat

   » ‎ Global News
  US Defence spending cuts/Pakistan floods/Moscow extreme heat/Brazil trekker/Iceland whaling/Human robot
• 10:21

  GlobalNews: 09 Aug 10 PM Taylor trial at The Hague continues

   » ‎ Global News
  Farrow, White testify at Charles Taylor trial / Netanyahu defends Gaza ship commando raid / Conservationists launch search for 'lost amphibians'.

• 3:00

  The Best of The Sunday Edition august 8th, 2010

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of The Sunday Edition
  Kevin Sylvester presents interview with Alison Weir about Eleanor of Aquitaine; Aliza Siegel's doc "I am a Girl" and Lorraine Johnson on city farming.

• 3:00

  As it Happens for Monday, August 9 * Pakistan Floods * Greenland Ice Chunk * Obit: Patricia Neal * Snails Homing Instinct * Nagasaki Anniversary * Mongolia Neo-Nazis * FTR: Pickton Inquiry * Doorstep Baby Finds Family *

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  Flood victims in Pakistan struggle to survive without proper shelter, food, or clothing -- especially the women. Nazism raises its ugly salute in Mongolia. A Scottish geneticist abandoned as a baby searches for his mother -- and learns his birth was likely the result of a secret affair. A massive chunk breaks off a glacier in Greenland -- one large enough to create about eight hundred trillion ice cubes.

• 3:00

  Blue Metropolis Bleu - The Future of the Book

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of Ideas
  Ideas host Paul Kennedy moderates a panel from the 2010 Blue Metropolis International Literary Festival in Montreal. Two publishers (Yvonne Hunter from Penguin Canada and Kim McArthur from McArthur Books) and an academic/author/blogger (Andrew Piper from McGill) discuss the uncertain future of an endangered species.

• August 08, 2010
• 22:36

  GlobalNews: 09 Aug 10 AM Rwanda to elect President

   » ‎ Global News
  Rwanda goes to polls/Venezuela-Colombia talks agreed/ Pakistan floods/US Child prostitutes/Bhutan refugees/Aisha on Time magazine.

• 3:00

  2010-08-08 - Spark in the Summer: Tina Roth Eisenberg

   » ‎ CBC Radio: Spark
  This summer on the Spark podcast, we're playing extended versions of some of our favourite interviews from the past season. This week: Tina Roth Eisenberg. Tina runs the popular design blog Swiss Miss, and she decided to crowdsource baby name suggestions from her blog readers. Spark will return in September with brand new episodes. Thanks for listening, and please, stay subscribed.

• August 07, 2010
• 3:00

  VC: August 7th, 2010 "Dave's Shoelace"

   » ‎ CBC Radio: Vinyl Cafe Stories
  Join host Stuart McLean and special musical guest Serena Ryder from Keswick, Ontario. Away on a short holiday, Dave visits the hotel fitness room and gets trapped on pre-programmed treadmill. Originally broadcast: March 22nd, 2008

• August 06, 2010
• 11:08

  GlobalNews: 06 Aug 10 PM Worsening floods in Pakistan

   » ‎ Global News
  Worsening floods in Pakistan / Did terrorists attack oil-tanker in Strait of Hormuz ? / Russia & Georgia, 2 years after war / Italy renews its nuclear programme / A world-beating chef's philosophy of life.

• 7:00

  Playback Podcast 7th August 2010

   » ‎ RTÉ - Playback
  Bernadette Comerford's pick of the radio week.

• 3:00

  As it Happens for Friday, August 6 * Russian Fires * FTR: Vietnam Gen. Redeemed * Vietnam General Redeemed * Melita Giant Banana * Flint Serial Killer * Wheelchair Look Invention * Low Energy Orangutans * Plush Toys Travel Agent

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  The devouring inferno. Forest and peat fires ravage Russia -- and an ongoing heat wave is causing hundreds more to spring up every day. Creating the tension with a knife. The beleaguered community of Flint, Michigan confronts the possibility that a series of stabbings might be the work of a serial killer. Making a re-general-ization. In 1972, U.S. General John Lavelle was demoted in disgrace -- but this week, President Obama has asked that his rank be posthumously restored.

• 3:00

  Rewind- August 6, 2010- The SS Manhattan

   » ‎ CBC Radio: Rewind
  The voyage of the SS Manhattan, which was, in 1969, the first large ship to successfully navigate the waters of the Canadian Arctic. With issues around Arctic sovereignty still an issue, it seems like the perfect time to look again at that ice-breaking voyage.

• August 05, 2010
• 22:00

  GlobalNews: 6 August 2010 AM

   » ‎ Global News
  Japan marks atom bomb anniversary / US charges 14 over al-Shabab ties / Kenya votes 'yes' in referendum
• 9:40

  GlobalNews: 06 Aug 10 PM Naomi Campbell in Court

   » ‎ Global News
  Naomi Campbell in Court / Impact of "Bood Diamond" trade on Sierra Leone / Wildfires sweep across Russia / How has Gulf oil-spill affected Obama's popularity ? / How the British and French see each other

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Thursday, August 5 * Iran Lawyer Detained * Iran Lawyer: Amnesty * Last Kodachrome Photographer * DA: Romanian Pre. Q-Tip * French Roma Camps * Sask Hawks Back * SC: Full Body Tan

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  The defense cannot rest. An Iranian lawyer who defended a woman sentenced to death by stoning flees his country, and seeks asylum in Turkey. On with the chauvinism. France announces the latest in a series of anti-immigrant reforms -- this time, one that will see foreign-born criminals stripped of their citizenship. Someday his prints will come. And when they do, Steve McCurry's will be the last photographs ever developed using the late, lamented Kodachrome film.

• August 04, 2010
• 22:00

  GlobalNews: 5 August 2010 AM

   » ‎ Global News
  US judge rejects gay marriage ban / Why is supermodel Naomi Campbell due to appear at a war crimes trial? / The BBC investigates claims of a political crackdown by President Kagame in Rwanda - also interview with Rwanda's Foreign minister who says Mr Kagane's critics have no credibility
• 10:24

  GlobalNews: 04 Aug 10 PM Kenyans Vote / BP - good news ?

   » ‎ Global News
  Kenyans Vote / BP - good news ? / Sex-education controversy in Philippines / Will Wyclef Jean run for President in Haiti ? / Spanish gypsy women take to the stage / The 9 year-old humanitarian

• 7:00

  The Bundoran Express

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  A radio documentary about a journey along the much-loved old Clones to Bundoran railway line that ferried holiday makers and pilgrims to the west.

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Wednesday, August 4 *Prop-8 Overturned * Star of Courage Recipient * Kenya Constitution Vote * DA: Google Translating Lourdes * Canadian War Resister Rule * FTR: Bloomberg Mosque * Senior Heart Attack Survival * Soccer Team Folo

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  Challenging the rules of engagement. A U.S. district judge declares California's ban on gay marriage unconstitutional -- and overturns Prop 8. A wall for the AWOL. The Harper government tells immigration officials to flag any American military deserter who tries to cross our border. Courage under water. A Calgary woman wins an award for heroism, after saving two canoeists from drowning in a frigid lake.

• August 03, 2010
• 22:29

  GlobalNews: BP Static Kill

   » ‎ Global News
  BP Launch Static Kill / Nerves ahead of Kenya's constitutional referendum / Ground Zero' prospective Mosque gets the go ahead / Political fallout from Pakistan's floods / Angelique Kidjo's Life Philosophy
• 10:25

  GlobalNews: 03 Aug 10 PM Pakistan Floods - more deaths

   » ‎ Global News
  Pakistan Floods - more deaths / Violence flares in Karachi / Selebi jailed for corruption / Acute hunger in Yemen / "Elders" criticise Sri Lanka / Will eating Insects help reduce global warming ?

• 4:32

  DigitalP: 03 Aug 10: Blackberry ban in Saudi Arabia

   » ‎ Digital Planet
  Blackberry ban in Saudi Arabia; Gesture control; Women in Games; Project Gutenberg

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Tuesday, August 3 * Israel/Lebanon: ICG * School for Deaf Closes * Biggest Wasp Nest * DA: Oldest Tokyo Corpses * Shannon Quebec Health Report * FOA: 20th Trinidad and Tobago Coup * Robbie Burns Letter *

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  Barking about the wrong trees. When Israeli soldiers cut down trees along the border with Lebanon, tensions flare -- and five people are killed. Biology, chemistry, and sophistry. The residents of Shannon, Quebec were expecting a big settlement -- until the provincial government discounted the study that linked cancer rates to a local toxin. A government Braille out. Newfoundland and Labrador announces the closure of the province's only school for the deaf.

• August 02, 2010
• 23:23

  GlobalNews: BP The Final Capping?

   » ‎ Global News
  BP Capping / US troops out of Iraq by end of August / Pakistan floods latest / My philosophy with Sam Pitroda / Artistry at a young age
• 10:34

  GlobalNews: 02 Aug 10 PM Pakistan floods

   » ‎ Global News
  Millions affected by Pakistan floods / Stray rockets hits Jordanian port / Saudi Arabia and UAE to suspend BlackBerry services. ‎

• 3:00

  The Best of The Sunday Edition August 1st, 2010

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of The Sunday Edition
  guest Host Ian Hanamansing presents.. Carl Hiaasen, Documantary Habtom's Path, Pakistani pop stars Zebunissa Bangash and Haniya Aslam

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Monday, August 2 * No Tourney Soccer Team * Dutch Afghan Withdrawal * FTR: Obama Iraq Speech * Ocean Census * DA: Aus. Bog Family * Miami Showband *

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  Kicked out before they can kick off. An Ontario soccer team made up of refugees is supposed to be in London for a tournament -- but they got a red card from British authorities. Songs of innocence and experience. Thirty-five years ago, three members of the Miami Showband were shot to death in Northern Ireland -- and tonight, bass player Stephen Travers tells us his story. The finishing Dutch. With little in the way of pageantry, the Netherlands pulls its troops out of Afghanistan.

• 3:00

  A Guide to the Good Life

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of Ideas
  The ancient philosophy of Stoicism can still direct to lead a good life, even today. Philosopher William B. Irvine offers us a refreshing look at a school of thought that teaches the importance of tranquility.

• August 01, 2010
• 22:51

  GlobalNews: Pakistan Floods, Mexican refugees, Amazon Tribes

   » ‎ Global News
  The fall out from Pakistan's devastating floods / US fears of Mexican refugees and creeping drug wars / Jane Goodall's life lessons and the Amazon's elusive Awa Tribe prove their existence.

• 3:00

  2010-08-01 - Spark in the Summer: Learn to breathe with Nora

   » ‎ CBC Radio: Spark
  This summer on the Spark podcast, we're playing extended versions of some of our favourite interviews from the past season. But this week, we thought we'd try something a little different. As Nora's mentioned on the show, she's been doing yoga for a long time, about 20 years, and we thought, hey, why not include some yoga breathing techniques with the podcast. Spark will return in September with brand new episodes. Thanks for listening, and please, stay subscribed.

• July 31, 2010
• 3:00

  VC: July 31st, 2010 "Summertime"

   » ‎ CBC Radio: Vinyl Cafe Stories
  Stuart tells us about his favourite time to sit by a fountain (lunch hour), and what to do if you get your lips stuck to a popsicle. Originally broadcast July 11th, 2009.

• July 30, 2010
• 9:36

  GlobalNews: 30 Jul PM King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia and Syrian President in Lebanon

   » ‎ Global News
  Saudi and Syrian leaders in Lebanon / Pakistan-Afghanistan floods kill more than 300 / London bike hire scheme gets underway.

• 7:00

  Playback Podcast 31st July 2010

   » ‎ RTÉ - Playback
  Bernadette Comerford's pick of the radio week.

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Friday, July 30 * FTR: Vancouver Police * Pickton Public Inquiry * Gulf Sea Turtles Release * Treasures Of Lima Found * Talkback: More Bad Music * Oregon Foster Care Bill * Tamil Hunger Strike * Script: Things We Learned This Week * 195

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  One story ends -- but there may be an epilogue. Relatives of his victims are pleased Robert Pickton will get no second chance in court -- but some still demand a public inquiry. It's like extortion by a babysitter you didn't hire. The state of Oregon keeps a child separated from his Canadian mother for two years -- and then sues her for the cost of his foster care. Super-size matters. Especially when you're a hunger striker who's accused by British newspapers of succumbing to a Big Mac attack.

• July 29, 2010
• 21:51

  GlobalNews: 30 Jul 10 AM Syria Lebanon rapprochement?

   » ‎ Global News
  Wikileaks/Life on Mars/Ireland emigration/Iran protest song
• 10:47

  GlobalNews: 29 Jul 10 PM British prime minister defends Pakistan comments

   » ‎ Global News
  Cameron defends Pakistan remarks / Many dead in DRCongo boat accident / UK to scrap fixed retirement age.

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Thursday, July 29 * Michigan Spill: Senator * Michigan Spill: Northern Gateway * St. John's Wharf Rescue * Churchill's Dentures * Arizona Morgue * Ansel Adams' Grandson * Talkback: Grilled Cheese * Pigs and Optimism

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  Spewing invective. The oil leak in the Kalamazoo River stretches twice as far as it did yesterday -- and Michigan residents are outraged. Dead reckoning. A morgue on the Arizona border long since ran out of room for the corpses of illegal immigrants -- but more keep coming in. And nothing dentured, nothing gained. There was probably blood, sweat and tears when a dental technician made Winston Churchill's false teeth -- a set of which has now been auctioned off for thousands.

• July 28, 2010
• 18:01

  GlobalNews: 29 Jul 10 Arizona immigration provisions blocked

   » ‎ Global News
  Arizona immigration law/France's dead babies case/Russian dance phenomenon in London
• 10:52

  GlobalNews: 28 Jul 10 PM Pakistan air crash

   » ‎ Global News
  No survivors in Pakistani plane crash / Cameron warns Pakistan against supporting militants / Spanish region bans bullfighting.

• 3:00

  As It Happens for July 28 * Michigan Oil Spill * FTR: GM Plant Closure * Plankton Decline * Covert Grilled Cheese * Dateline: Putin The Biker * Arizona Law Blocked * Bullfight Ban Vote * Ansel Adams Photos

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  Oil and water. A leaky Enbridge pipeline pours millions of litres of crude oil into Michigan's Kalamazoo River. On the dilemma of the horns. Legislators in Catalonia become capeless crusaders -- and make their region the first in Spain to ban bullfighting. And grillers in the mist. An interview with the anonymous owner of a New York restaurant will delivers secret, illegal grilled cheeses -- and puts its profits in a Swiss bank account.

• July 27, 2010
• 22:00

  GlobalNews: Wedneday 28 July

   » ‎ Global News
  Blix 'sure' Iraq invasion illegal / Dozens missing in China landslide / US painter snaps up Ansel Adams' negatives worth $200 million
• 10:19

  GlobalNews: 27Jul 10 PM New BP chief executive

   » ‎ Global News
  BP boss talks of wiser company / Britain appeals for Turkish EU membership / 2year countdown to London 2012 Olympics.

• 4:32

  DigitalP: 27 July 10: Google's Ancient Places

   » ‎ Digital Planet
  Google's Ancient Places; VoiceAmp; Hack in the Box Part 2

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Tuesday, July 27 * Friendly Fire Follow * Mistaken Identity Beating * Obit: Maury Chaykin * Bear Driving Car * FTR: Clement Census Hearing * Duch: Author * FTR: Hans Blix at Chilcott * Beer Mat Flipper * Talkback: Simon Cowell Mean

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  A definite explosion over a possible explosion. A leaked document that says Canadian soldiers were killed by friendly fire ignites a firestorm of controversy. An ad homonym attack. Toronto police apprehend a Somali-Canadian suspect named Sharmake Abdi -- but he's not the Sharmake Abdi they were looking for. And you know that age-old question about bears and woods? Well, in this story, the answer is "Yes" -- except that this bear did it behind the wheel of a stolen car he'd just crashed.

• July 26, 2010
• 21:28

  GlobalNews: Tuesday July 27

   » ‎ Global News
  BP boss set for £600,000 pension / Leaked US military records / Bugs Bunny is 70
• 10:57

  GlobalNews: 26 Jul 10 PM Wikileaks and Pakistan allegations

   » ‎ Global News
  Pakistan rejects leaked US accusations / EU, Canada announce new Iran sanctions / Korean war games.

• 7:00

  I Could Have Danced All Night

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  A radio documentary about the life of the late Michael Tierney, a man described as one of the last great characters of County Clare.

• 3:00

  As It Happens for Monday, July 26 * WikiLeaks Afghanistan * WikiLeaks: Canadian Follow * Census Compromise * Dateline: Kings of Leon * Cambodia Duch Sentenced * FTR: Andre Dawson * South Africa Baboons * Script: Simon Cowell Mean * TB: BP Experts

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  Too much information. The head of WikiLeaks tells us why he's posted more than ninety thousand secret documents on the war in Afghanistan. From warden to inmate. In Cambodia, former prison head "Comrade Duch" becomes the first Khmer Rouge official convicted for war crimes. And Number Two with a bullet. Fans of Kings of Leon love the band from the bottom of their hearts -- but at a St. Louis concert, a group of birds loves the band from the heart of their bottoms.

• 3:00

  A Champion of Reason

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of Ideas
  A.C. Grayling is a British philosopher and prolific author. His writings are encyclopedic, and his fondness for reason, unbending. He thinks religion is obsolete and unnecessary. He's a happy rationalist.

• July 25, 2010
• 22:31

  GlobalNews: 27 Jul 10 AM US military records leaked

   » ‎ Global News
  Secret US military records are leaked to the media by Wikileaks/BP boss Hayward 'negotiates exit'/Sanctions increase pressure on Iran/ Data revolution/Catholic Church

• 3:00

  The Best of The Sunday Edition July 25, 2010

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of The Sunday Edition
  Guest Host Ian Hanomansing presents, A panel discussion with John Rafferty Dr. Myra Rodriguez and Sarah Empy regarding the so-called crisis in Braille: An interview with Brooke Jeffrey about the 25th. Anniversary of the formation of the Bloc Quebecois.

• 3:00

  2010-07-25 - Spark in the Summer: Dan Pink on Motivation 3.0

   » ‎ CBC Radio: Spark
  This summer on the Spark podcast, we're playing extended versions of some of our favourite interviews from the past season. This week: Daniel Pink. Nora talked to Dan about his book "Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us." It's a look at what Dan calls Motivation 3.0, an alternative to the traditional carrot and stick model of motivation. Spark will return in September with brand new episodes. Thanks for listening, and please, stay subscribed.

• July 24, 2010
• 3:00

  VC: July 24th, 2010 "Hillside Music Festival"

   » ‎ CBC Radio: Vinyl Cafe Stories
  Join host Stuart McLean and special musical guest Ron Sexsmith at the Hillside Music Festival in Guelph, Ontario. Dave reads that an old musician friend of his has spent the last three decades searching for a song he wrote years ago and lost. Dave happens to have the lyrics and chords for the song in his attic. He struggles with whether he should share it,or encourage his friend to look forward instead of back. Originally broadcast August 2nd, 2008

• July 23, 2010
• 10:15

  GlobalNews: 23 July 10 PM Korean tensions worsen

   » ‎ Global News
  Korean tensions worsen / Trafigura ruling finds company guilty / Why is German economy vibrant ? / Western strategy in Afghanistan - time for a rethink ? / Underground threat to a unique building

• 7:00

  Playback Podcast 24th July 2010

   » ‎ RTÉ - Playback
  Ruth Buchanan's Pick of the Radio Week

• 3:00

  As it Happens for Friday, July 23, 2010 * BP Expert Payoff * Obit: Daniel Schoor * Post-traumatic Epilepsy * TB: Census * Lefty’s Arm Back * MS Clinic * FTR: Doc on MS Clinic * Voles Study * Chap Olympiad * DA: Wife Lambasts PM

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  Of science and silence. Critics say that BP doesn't just want to co-operate with scientists -- it wants to co-opt them. They haven't got you under their scan. Quebec's College of Physicians puts the kibosh on diagnostic scans needed for a controversial MS treatment. Long after the battles, they're losing the war. A study of Vietnam veterans shows some suffer seizures forty years after their initial head trauma.

• July 22, 2010
• 21:37

  GlobalNews: 23 July 03 AM

   » ‎ Global News
  BP Investigation / Drone Wars / Political Spouses
• 11:00

  GlobalNews: 22 July 10 PM Kosovo Independence Ruling

   » ‎ Global News
  Kosovo Independence Ruling / Fighting in northern Yemen / Murali's retirement from test cricket / Indo-Pakistan border guards' agreement / Graffiti gift from Cameron to Obama / Building a super-fast car / English - Australian-style

• 7:00

  The Curious Ear: Lough Neagh Speaks

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  The remarkable underwater recording of Dr. Tom Lawrence of DCU. (A short Irish radio documentary from RTE Radio Ireland)
• 7:00

  The Curious Ear: Carlow's Rowdy Pensioners

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  OAPs in Carlow waking the neighbours for the Bealtaine Festival. (A short Irish radio documentary from RTE Radio Ireland)
• 7:00

  The Curious Ear: Bus Stories

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  Extracts from two documentaries on Dublin Bus - 20 years apart. (A short Irish radio documentary from RTE Radio Ireland)
• 7:00

  The Curious Ear: Better than Harry Potter

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  The magical relationship of Theresa and Ron MacMillan. (A short Irish radio documentary from RTE Radio Ireland)
• 7:00

  One Evening in July

   » ‎ RTÉ - Documentary On One
  A radio documentary about how a swim on a summer's evening at Dublin's Forty Foot changed one man's life forever.

• 3:00

  As it Happens for Thursday, July 22, 2010 * Voluntary Census Advocate * U.S. Census Change * FTR: No G20 Charges * Guergis Future? *FTR: Bear in Jar Folo * AIDS and Drugs * Oilsands Folo * FTR: Paraglider House * Really Old Marsupials * FOA: Shitterton

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  A census of fair play. An economist backs up the Harper government's decision to scrap the mandatory survey, arguing the penalties that go with it are unjust. A voluntary census? Non-census. That's what the Americans concluded after they tried dropping their own compulsory long-form. Oil things considered. An MP explains why she and her colleagues spent months investigating oilsands pollution --only to kill the resulting report.

• July 21, 2010
• 21:01

  GlobalNews: 22 July 10 AM al-Bashir in Chad / A Whale's Tale

   » ‎ Global News
  al-Bashir visits Chad / Debating Facebook / A Whale's Tale
• 10:22

  GlobalNews: 21 July 10 PM US sanctions against N Korea

   » ‎ Global News
  US sanctions against N Korea / The health risks of asbestos / US concern over released Lockerbie bomber / Exhumation of the Ceaucescus / Oliver Stone on Latin America's leftist leaders / An immense new star is discovered

• 3:00

  As it Happens for Wednesday, July 21, 2010 * Rape Deception Case * FTR: Bear With Jar * Motorized Cooler * E-MAIL: Shakespalin * BP Spill: Relief Well * Whale Jumps Ship * Cantor Digitized * FTR: B.C. Online Gambling

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  Sex, lies and a charge of rape. An Israeli man pretends to be single and Jewish when he's Arab and married. The sex is consensual, but he's convicted of rape. Oh, what a relief it is. After more than ninety days and tens of millions of gallons of spilled oil, the BP leak may finally be stopped. Blubber, duck! A Southern right whale drops in unannounced on a South African couple out for a sail in their yacht.

• July 20, 2010
• 20:41

  GlobalNews: 21 Jul 10 AM Cameron Obama / Turkey PKK

   » ‎ Global News
  Lockerbie bomber row dominates Cameron Obama talks / PKK sets disarmament conditions / UN boss comes under fierce attack / Dead penguins washed up in Brazil
• 11:42

  GlobalNews: 20 July 10 PM Kabul Conference Ends / China copes with huge floods

   » ‎ Global News
  Kabul Conference Ends / China copes with huge floods / Does UK-US "special relationship" still exist ? / North Korean ex-spy's remarkable tale / Deadly little dinosaurs / Lindsay Lohan in jail / Africa's dangerous animals

• 4:32

  DigitalP: 20 July 10: iPad & Olympus Dictaphone

   » ‎ Digital Planet
  iPad & Olympus Dictaphone; Hack in the Box; vYv:safer cities; Dead Time

• 3:00

  As it Happens for Tuesday, July 20, 2010 * RCMP Discrimination * FTR: Twillingate Vigil * Medical Marijuana Ban * Kazakh Bookies Hate Paul * Swamp Soccer * Gay Prom Settlement * FTR: Atleo on Indian Act * Witchcraft Report * AIDS Gel * Sarah Palin Tweets

   » ‎ CBC Radio: The Best of As It Happens
  Mounting evidence. A former cadet thrown out of the RCMP's training program wins a court victory in his discrimination case against the force. Award of the dance. The Mississippi lesbian who was barred from her prom gets a cash settlement and a change of tune from her former high school. Spelling is such tweet sorrow. Sarah Palin compares herself to Shakespeare, after coining the word "refudiate" -- prompting a ode-ious response from the Twitterati.