This week’s podcast airs professional baker and amateur grappler Martha’s memories of starting university. Then we bemoan the constant of cat-calling, and think about evo psych: who hates it, who loves it, and why. Download

Women on the internet, Condos, Todd Aiken and stuff

Oct 10th, 2012

Local feminist intellectual and Twitter superstar Stephanie joins to tell us about fighting sexism on the internet, muse about Toronto’s residential future, and reminiscence on the blatantly uninformed and proud US political gaffes of yore. Dow

Louie vs. Girls, Scarb shootings, Rape jokes

Aug 10th, 2012

On this Anything Anything Anything: a TV show face-off, Scarborough shooting questions, and the doability of rape jokes. Download

YOLO, Luck, Privilege

Jul 13th, 2012

You only live once, luck and the scariness of sky-diving vs. roller coasters, neurofibromatosis, oppression olympics, and speaking of which, when does it make sense to talk about privilege? Download

Storytelling, Sleeplessness, Procrastination

Jun 12th, 2012

Writer, organizer, editor, and professional fact-checker Alicia of Raconteurs joins us for tales of telling tales, insomnia, and putting things off. Download Raconteurs Alicia’s blog about living with cancer

Byron Sonne, The dole, 16 and Pregnant

Jun 11th, 2012

Our local G20 “terrorist” has recently been cleared of all charges. Also in this episode, we discuss changes to unemployment benefits written into the latest national budget bill and gush about MTV’s misery porn. Download

The police, Godless heathenism, Anarchy (!!!)

May 17th, 2012

Are police officers more society’s oppressors, or helpers? Then, your odds of getting elected if you’re an atheist. And an ode to anarchy in Toronto: is there more to the movement than contrarianism?

Crossover podcast!

May 7th, 2012

This week, Anything Anything Anything host/producers join Paul, Dave, and Steve of Sunday Afternoon Baseball with Paul and Dave. Recorded over a three-hour Jays game and edited down to an assortment of comedy and sports gold, this episode deliv

Facebook and loneliness, The friendzone, Toronto’s bars

May 3rd, 2012

Memories of Ghandi Indian food, thoughts on why friendship is great, and mixed feelings on Toronto’s bar scene abound in this flavourful episode with guest Alex.Accolades to Andrew Jackson Jihad, a skeptical nod to Stephen Marche’s hearty Is

Meat, Vegetarians, Look but don’t leer

Apr 23rd, 2012

This week, Toronto Vegetarian Association podcast host Liam joins us to talk about mulloscs, PETA, lab meat, and that magical line between “appreciating beauty and being a dirty old man.”Ian Brown’s Why men can’t — and shouldn’t — stop starin

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