en-ca http://www.cbc.ca/podcasting/images/promo-asithappens.jpg http://www.cbc.ca/asithappens/ http://www.cbc.ca/asithappens/ CBC Radio's As It Happens' listening experience is like taking a trip around the world. From the complex headlines of the day to the weird and wacky, As It Happens brings you the story behind the story - and now we're podcasting the whole show! CBC aih@toronto.cbc.ca Copyright © CBC 2009 aih@toronto.cbc.ca no CBC Radio CBC Radio's As It Happens' listening experience is like taking a trip around the world. From the complex headlines of the day to the weird and wacky, As It Happens brings you the story behind the story - and now we're podcasting the whole show! http://podcast.cbc.ca/mp3/asithappens_20091120_23397.mp3 The outcome of whats come out. If Richard Colvin's testimony is accurate, one expert tells us, then Canada violated international humanitarian law. Building consensus? Not a chance. A member of a Jewish group against settlements in the occupied territories gives us a window into her thinking. Herman on the mount. The European Union's first permanent president may not be a firebrand -- but he's no Belgian waffler. http://www.cbc.ca/asithappens/ Fri, 20 Nov 2009 08:00:00 GMT The outcome of whats come out. If Richard Colvin's testimony is accurate, one expert tells us, then Canada violated international humanitarian law. Building consensus? Not a chance. A member of a Jewish group against settlements in the occupied ter... The outcome of whats come out. If Richard Colvin's testimony is accurate, one expert tells us, then Canada violated international humanitarian law. Building consensus? Not a chance. A member of a Jewish group against settlements in the occupied territories gives us a window into her thinking. Herman on the mount. The European Union's first permanent president may not be a firebrand -- but he's no Belgian waffler. 3136 http://podcast.cbc.ca/mp3/asithappens_20091119_23329.mp3 Capturing a lightning rod in a bottle. We'll find out more about Richard Colvin -- the Canadian diplomat whose testimony about torture in Afghanistan has shocked the country. Close encounters of the fourth-estate kind. A feature interview with Lydia Cacho -- a Mexican journalist who defied beatings and death threats to tell her stories. Once more unto the breach. An American judge finds The Army Corps of Engineers responsible for levee failures during Hurricane Katrina. http://www.cbc.ca/asithappens/ Thu, 19 Nov 2009 08:00:00 GMT Capturing a lightning rod in a bottle. We'll find out more about Richard Colvin -- the Canadian diplomat whose testimony about torture in Afghanistan has shocked the country. Close encounters of the fourth-estate kind. A feature interview with Lydia... Capturing a lightning rod in a bottle. We'll find out more about Richard Colvin -- the Canadian diplomat whose testimony about torture in Afghanistan has shocked the country. Close encounters of the fourth-estate kind. A feature interview with Lydia Cacho -- a Mexican journalist who defied beatings and death threats to tell her stories. Once more unto the breach. An American judge finds The Army Corps of Engineers responsible for levee failures during Hurricane Katrina. 2964 http://podcast.cbc.ca/mp3/asithappens_20091118_23261.mp3 Bearing unbearable witness. A Canadian intelligence officer says it's likely that all detainees transferred to Afghan prisons by Canadians were tortured. Necessity puts the mother in detention. An American soldier refuses to go to Afghanistan because she can't find a babysitter -- and is promptly arrested. Keep terrorism suspects at Bay. American officials are seeking a new home for Guantanamo detainees -- but one Congressman says, "Not in my back yard." http://www.cbc.ca/asithappens/ Wed, 18 Nov 2009 08:00:00 GMT Bearing unbearable witness. A Canadian intelligence officer says it's likely that all detainees transferred to Afghan prisons by Canadians were tortured. Necessity puts the mother in detention. An American soldier refuses to go to Afghanistan becau... Bearing unbearable witness. A Canadian intelligence officer says it's likely that all detainees transferred to Afghan prisons by Canadians were tortured. Necessity puts the mother in detention. An American soldier refuses to go to Afghanistan because she can't find a babysitter -- and is promptly arrested. Keep terrorism suspects at Bay. American officials are seeking a new home for Guantanamo detainees -- but one Congressman says, "Not in my back yard." 2758 http://podcast.cbc.ca/mp3/asithappens_20091117_23211.mp3 What's wrong with these pictures. A B.C. Grand Chief demands the RCMP release video footage showing the death of Clayton Willey in custody. Sore luger. A back-and-forth with the man who's carrying all of India's Winter Olympic hopes on his slender shoulders. What's a woman to do? Officials with American Preventive Services cause an uproar with their conclusions on mammograms http://www.cbc.ca/asithappens/ Tue, 17 Nov 2009 08:00:00 GMT What's wrong with these pictures. A B.C. Grand Chief demands the RCMP release video footage showing the death of Clayton Willey in custody. Sore luger. A back-and-forth with the man who's carrying all of India's Winter Olympic hopes on his slender s... What's wrong with these pictures. A B.C. Grand Chief demands the RCMP release video footage showing the death of Clayton Willey in custody. Sore luger. A back-and-forth with the man who's carrying all of India's Winter Olympic hopes on his slender shoulders. What's a woman to do? Officials with American Preventive Services cause an uproar with their conclusions on mammograms 2970 http://podcast.cbc.ca/mp3/asithappens_20091116_23146.mp3 Greenpeace de resistance. The new head of the conservation group makes saving humanity from itself his top priority. Two sorry situations. Australia apologies to its mistreated British "home children" -- but Canada has no plans to do the same. The truth will set your fees. The CRTC prepares to decide who's right in the battle between cable providers and broadcast networks. http://www.cbc.ca/asithappens/ Mon, 16 Nov 2009 08:00:00 GMT Greenpeace de resistance. The new head of the conservation group makes saving humanity from itself his top priority. Two sorry situations. Australia apologies to its mistreated British "home children" -- but Canada has no plans to do the same. T... Greenpeace de resistance. The new head of the conservation group makes saving humanity from itself his top priority. Two sorry situations. Australia apologies to its mistreated British "home children" -- but Canada has no plans to do the same. The truth will set your fees. The CRTC prepares to decide who's right in the battle between cable providers and broadcast networks. 2836 http://podcast.cbc.ca/mp3/asithappens_20091113_23070.mp3 No trial by jury. The U.S. rules that Omar Khadr will face a military commission, rather than a trial in a civilian court. The loot of all evil. At long last, British museums prepare to return artifacts stolen by the Nazis to their rightful owners. And...out of the belly of a whale. At one point, the future looked black for killer whales near B.C. -- but thanks to a surprise birth, it's now looking black and white. http://www.cbc.ca/asithappens/ Fri, 13 Nov 2009 08:00:00 GMT No trial by jury. The U.S. rules that Omar Khadr will face a military commission, rather than a trial in a civilian court. The loot of all evil. At long last, British museums prepare to return artifacts stolen by the Nazis to their rightful owners. ... No trial by jury. The U.S. rules that Omar Khadr will face a military commission, rather than a trial in a civilian court. The loot of all evil. At long last, British museums prepare to return artifacts stolen by the Nazis to their rightful owners. And...out of the belly of a whale. At one point, the future looked black for killer whales near B.C. -- but thanks to a surprise birth, it's now looking black and white. 3120 http://podcast.cbc.ca/mp3/asithappens_20091112_22992.mp3 Tonight:No longer a voice crying in the wilderness. After thirty-two days in captivity in the Philippines, a seventy-nine-year-old Irish priest is freed. The oyster was their world. The American Food and Drug Administration bans Gulf Coast oysters -- leaving the people who farm them high and dry. Putin, his feet to the fire. Russian President Dmitri Medvedev goes ballistic about his country's "primitive economy" -- right in front of its former president. http://www.cbc.ca/asithappens/ Thu, 12 Nov 2009 08:00:00 GMT Tonight:No longer a voice crying in the wilderness. After thirty-two days in captivity in the Philippines, a seventy-nine-year-old Irish priest is freed. The oyster was their world. The American Food and Drug Administration bans Gulf Coast oysters -... Tonight:No longer a voice crying in the wilderness. After thirty-two days in captivity in the Philippines, a seventy-nine-year-old Irish priest is freed. The oyster was their world. The American Food and Drug Administration bans Gulf Coast oysters -- leaving the people who farm them high and dry. Putin, his feet to the fire. Russian President Dmitri Medvedev goes ballistic about his country's "primitive economy" -- right in front of its former president. 2640 http://podcast.cbc.ca/mp3/asithappens_20091111_22918.mp3 A monumental victory. Despite a devastating act of vandalism on a cenotaph, veterans and citizens turn out en masse for Remembrance Day. Stream of consciousness. A feature interview with John Irving about his reflections on his country, our country, and his new novel Last Night in Twisted River. And...most stories, we're not married to. But in this case, we're espousing more than the Giller-winning book The Bishop's Man -- Carol has espoused its author, Linden MacIntyre. http://www.cbc.ca/asithappens/ Wed, 11 Nov 2009 08:00:00 GMT A monumental victory. Despite a devastating act of vandalism on a cenotaph, veterans and citizens turn out en masse for Remembrance Day. Stream of consciousness. A feature interview with John Irving about his reflections on his country, our country,... A monumental victory. Despite a devastating act of vandalism on a cenotaph, veterans and citizens turn out en masse for Remembrance Day. Stream of consciousness. A feature interview with John Irving about his reflections on his country, our country, and his new novel Last Night in Twisted River. And...most stories, we're not married to. But in this case, we're espousing more than the Giller-winning book The Bishop's Man -- Carol has espoused its author, Linden MacIntyre. 3319 http://podcast.cbc.ca/mp3/asithappens_20091110_22876.mp3 The guys who came in from the cold. We'll talk to one of three men who leaped from a plane to rescue a teenager trapped on an ice floe in Nunavut. A defendant's defiance. In The Hague, the prosecution begins its cross-examination of Charles Taylor -- who stands accused of war crimes. And...Hitting below the pelt. An infestation leads the government of Saskatchewan to put a bounty on the head of every wild canine in the province. http://www.cbc.ca/asithappens/ Tue, 10 Nov 2009 08:00:00 GMT The guys who came in from the cold. We'll talk to one of three men who leaped from a plane to rescue a teenager trapped on an ice floe in Nunavut. A defendant's defiance. In The Hague, the prosecution begins its cross-examination of Charles Taylor ... The guys who came in from the cold. We'll talk to one of three men who leaped from a plane to rescue a teenager trapped on an ice floe in Nunavut. A defendant's defiance. In The Hague, the prosecution begins its cross-examination of Charles Taylor -- who stands accused of war crimes. And...Hitting below the pelt. An infestation leads the government of Saskatchewan to put a bounty on the head of every wild canine in the province. 2849 http://podcast.cbc.ca/mp3/asithappens_20091109_22809.mp3 Service and disservice. Just before Remembrance Day, vandals inflict heartbreaking damage on a cenotaph in Fredericton. For good and ill. President Obama's health care bill passes after a close vote -- but the legislation is compromised by some pre-existing conditions. A flood of tears. Hurricane Ida unleashes torrential rains and mudslides on El Salvador -- killing more than a hundred-and-twenty people. http://www.cbc.ca/asithappens/ Mon, 09 Nov 2009 08:00:00 GMT Service and disservice. Just before Remembrance Day, vandals inflict heartbreaking damage on a cenotaph in Fredericton. For good and ill. President Obama's health care bill passes after a close vote -- but the legislation is compromised by some pre... Service and disservice. Just before Remembrance Day, vandals inflict heartbreaking damage on a cenotaph in Fredericton. For good and ill. President Obama's health care bill passes after a close vote -- but the legislation is compromised by some pre-existing conditions. A flood of tears. Hurricane Ida unleashes torrential rains and mudslides on El Salvador -- killing more than a hundred-and-twenty people. 2660