Whether you have a long commute to work or want to tune in to discussions that inspire, educate, or entertain, there is a Canadian podcast for you.
Although there are thousands of podcasts available for every personality and preference, Madeinca.ca reports that comedy is the most popular genre for Canadian listeners, followed by podcasts on society and culture.
Here are eight Canadian podcasts to stream this year. —Rachel Thexton, PR principal and host of Rachel Thexton Connects
- More Money– Want to get the year started on stronger financial footing? Leading financial educator and money expert Jessica Moorhouse guides you on your personal finance journey while sharing stories, expertise, and wisdom from top experts to simplify and demystify the “complex” world of money.
- Canadian True Crime– If you are a fan of true crime shows on a Friday night, you may want to tune in as host Kristi Lee unravels and analyzes thought-provoking crime cases through immersive audio storytelling. Lee examines each case using court documents, news archives, and reports to discuss the causes of crime and the workings of our criminal justice system.
- All Things Fitness and Wellness– A self-described adventurer at heart, host Krissy Vann has a contagious love of life and adventure. Krissy shares insights and knowledge from fitness and wellness industry leaders while sharing learnings from those who have already experienced the benefits of a healthy lifestyle.
- Rachel Thexton Connects– Host Rachel Thexton, (yes that’s me!), is a PR business owner who hosts discussions with Canadian media, bloggers, and content creators as well as business and political leaders. In addition to business insight, this podcast has heart. With a passion for connecting and inclusion, Rachel is focused on breaking down stigmas and stereotypes related to mental health and substance use and hosting diverse voices with dynamic stories.
- Stop Podcasting Yourself– If you are in the mood for a laugh, or many, this is the podcast for you. Hosted by Vancouver’s Graham Clark and Dave Shumka, weekly guests, lighthearted discussions on hot topics, and calls from listeners will have you forgetting about that difficult day at work or keep you entertained while taking on the January new years resolutions that you wish you did not make!
- All My Relations– Hosts Matika Wilbur (Swinomish and Tulalip) and Temryss Lane (Lummi Nation) explore their relationships— relationships to land, to their creatural relatives, and to one another. Episodes explore diverse topics facing Indigenous peoples today with honesty, authenticity, laughter, and tears. This podcast is an excellent way to be entertained while also learning more about Indigenous culture and experiences.
- Just Medicine– This unique podcast is hosted by medical students in British Columbia and focuses on equity in healthcare. Various hosts welcome guests to discuss a range of social justice topics and how they relate to medicine and health care. This podcast is especially timely as hosts chat about inclusive care and ensuring the best healthcare for BC’s diverse and growing population.
- This is Vancolour– Podcast host, and CHEK TV personality, Mo Amir hosts this culture and politics podcast, discussing timely issues and hot topics with Vancouver’s most colourful personalities. The popularity of this podcast resulted in the show expanding to a CHEK TV talk show with Mo taking discussions to another level every Thursday at 9pm.
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