Add This To Your Playlist

If your podcast rotation could use a little less doom and gloom and a little more discovery, I've got something for you.
This week on Add This To Your Playlist, I'm introducing you to This Being Human, an arts and culture podcast from the Aga Khan Museum that explores Muslim art, culture, and the surprising ways we're all connected.
Ever wondered how Arabic typography has shaped the world of design? Or what happens when an artist turns a collection of 12,000 everyday objects into a museum? From the architecture behind some of Toronto's most beautiful buildings to the creative possibilities of modest fashion, this show takes you into worlds you might never have thought to explore.
With a new host, Mai Habib, and full video episodes, This Being Human is back for its fifth season, and I'm sharing a conversation with Egyptian architect Kareem Ibrahim about his work revitalizing the historic city of Esna. It's a pretty incredible example of how art, culture, and community can come together to create meaningful change.
If you're curious about the world beyond your own backyard, or just love hearing from people doing interesting things you never knew were possible, I think this show deserves a spot in your rotation.

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A little optimism for your podcast queue this week!

To kick off a sparkling new season of Add This To Your Playlist, we’re sharing The Forefront: Next gen generosity, an award-winning podcast that we produce over at The Walrus Lab in partnership with Toronto Metropolitan University.

Now in its sixth season, The Forefront has upgraded to a full video podcast! Episodes bring together new host, TMU Chancellor Donette Chin-Loy Chang, and community leaders for conversations about generosity, leadership, and the experiences that shape how people give back. And today we're bringing you an episode with TMU president Mohamed Lachemi, whose own journey from an international student relying on scholarships to leading a major Canadian university makes this a particularly personal conversation about education, opportunity, belonging, and opening doors for others.

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Can we be normal about AI for a minute? Because most conversations about AI seem to skip right past the nuance.

In this episode, we're adding THE GRAIN Podcast to our playlist. Hosted by Toronto-based creative strategist and director Ronit Novak, the show explores how AI is changing creativity, culture, and the human experience through thoughtful conversations with artists, technologists, journalists, educators, and more.

Today, we're listening to Ronit's conversation with artist and designer Marian Bantjes, who started experimenting with AI when generative tools first became widely available. Together, they explore questions about creativity, authorship, originality, and what happens when AI becomes less of a tool and more of a creative collaborator.

If you're curious about AI, art, or how technology is reshaping the way we create, this episode will give you plenty to think about.

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Post production is one of those worlds that most people never think about, and the people working in it wouldn't have it any other way. Today, we're sharing an episode from the brand new season of Tequity Talk, the podcast we produce here at The Walrus Lab for GALSNGEAR. This episode pulls back the curtain on what it actually takes to shepherd a film or series from raw footage to finished product, and what that process looks like in 2026.

Host Amy Delouise talks with freelance post-producer Angela Victor and editor/post-workflow consultant Danielle Nell about AI in the edit suite, the realities of remote workflows, what's happening in the South African market, and whether the assistant editor role has a future. But what ties it all together is something harder to teach: the mindset it takes to keep going in an industry that is always, always changing.

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This week on Add This To Your Playlist, we're doing something a little different. We're sharing a French episode. Specifically, a balado—because if you're going to discover the Québécois podcasting scene, you may as well learn the word for it.

French Canadian audiences are tuning in more than ever these days, and the production coming out of that world is seriously worth your attention. Case in point: Fréquences et images, produced by our friends at Phonique, a podcast agency just outside Montreal creating branded content that has the same production quality and storytelling focus as the work we do here at the Walrus.

Produced in collaboration with the OTIMROEPMQ—the organization that represents the people who run medical imaging and radiation tests in Québec—this episode demystifies radioactivity. Where we actually encounter it, what it means in a medical context, and why it's nowhere near as scary as pop culture has made it out to be.

If you want a window into the French Canadian podcast world, if you're curious about a medical experience your body has probably already had, or if you're looking for a low-stakes way to dust off your French listening skills, you need to add this podcast to your playlist!

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