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Vancouver Podcast Festival Set to Get People Talking at Venues Across Vancouver

The first ever Vancouver Podcast Festival is happening from Thursday, November 8th to Saturday, November 10th at various venues across the city. There are over twenty events – including a full calendar of free things happening at the Central Library – from live broadcasts and meet-and-greets with podcast celebrities to workshops, panel discussions and much more.

This year’s theme is “True Crime and Justice”, so expect a roster heavy with knowledge on all things criminal, from the grisly to the comedic. Not your thing? The lineup also features an array of niche topics tackled by podcast pros such as hip hop, drugs, science and Harry Potter, so there’s virtually something for everyone to tune into.

Festival passes cost $85 to $195, depending on the type of experience and how deep you want to go into the programming. Individual tickets go for $15 to $30 a pop. Check out the full schedule here.

The Narrow Re-Opens After Forced Closure, with 10 Years Less ‘Skank’

Don't worry: I'm happy to report that it's still The Narrow you know and love.

Five Local Chefs to Participate in This Summer’s Shady Hazel Farm Supper Club

It will be summer before you know it! And that means it's time to begin planning your travel adventures STAT.

An Updated Easy-to-Use Guide to Vancouver’s Best DIY Resources

Feeling hit by symptoms of Spring Fever? Looking for productive ways to channel all your pent up energy? Have no fear! We've update our list of recommended resources for getting equipped with the practical tools, knowledge and inspiration for your next, new project(s)...

Starting May 1st, Tune Into “Not Your Butter Chicken” – Not Your Typical Food Docuseries!

The four-part docuseries, hosted by local food and wine pro, Shiva Reddy, explores the Indo-Canadian experience through the lens of food and family.