CBC Podcasts

Hunting Warhead follows an international team of police officers as they attempt to track down the people behind a massive child-abuse site on the dark web — and the morally complicated lengths authorities will go to to do so.

Hunting Warhead is a new investigative podcast from CBC Podcasts and Norway's VG. Follow investigators as they take down one of the biggest child abuse sites on the dark web.

Hunting Warhead deals with difficult subject matter. Here are some resources if you or someone you know needs help.

Did you know that the term "podcasting" was made up on a whim by a journalist on deadline? For International Podcast Day, let’s see if we can coin some more.

The federal election campaign is officially underway. Here are the CBC radio shows and podcasts working to get you ready for voting day.

Our new tool, Podcast Oracle, will recommend shows from your favourite categories, including true crime, comedy, and more.

Hours after a photo Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau wearing brownface in 2001 surfaced, Elamin Abdelmahmoud and Rosemary Barton discussed the fraught history behind racist makeup and the difficult conversations we're having, and not having, as a country.

Ready-made teaching guides available for two of our most popular educational podcasts: The Secret Life of Canada and Tai Asks Why.

On launch day, we caught up with the new co-hosts of Party Lines, Rosemary Barton and Elamin Abdelmahmoud, to ask a few get-to-know-you questions.

Six episodes of the podcasts Tai Asks Why and The Secret Life of Canada have been adapted into classroom-ready lessons, complete with slideshows, videos, activities, and even homework.

More than 3,000 people gathered in Orlando, Florida, to get the latest intel on the podcast community.

Tai Asks Why, Someone Knows Something and Personal Best are among a batch of popular CBC podcasts poised to get new life on the small screen.

Chosen Family's Tranna Wintour got to speak to her childhood hero in the latest episode of the podcast, along with co-host Thomas Leblanc.

An enigmatic woman named Joan Lawrence became a local legend in the community of Huntsville, Ont., where she became known as "the cat lady." That legend became a mystery when she disappeared 20 years ago. Now a new CBC podcast, Uncover: The Cat Lady Case, takes another look at her story.

If you love switching on your radio but you've never so much as browsed the massive digital library of podcasts, your ears are in for a treat. We're here to walk you through it in a few simple steps.

Join host Justin Ling and a panel of special guests in front of a live audience at the Human Rights Conference, part of World Pride in New York City marking the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots.

Writer and actor Ryan O'Connell joins the Chosen Family podcast to talk about his experiences as a gay man living with cerebral palsy.

It's a difficult yet defining fact of life: every living creature is mortal, no matter how powerful they seem. Robert Chafe explores this universal truth in his moving play Between Breaths, which is based on the true story of Dr. Jon Lien, "the Whale Man of Newfoundland."

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