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Benjamin Felix and Dr. Mark Soth
Personal finance for Canadian professionals, from building a budget around a “good life” to RRSPs, TFSAs, pensions and investing inside a corporation. One host is a portfolio manager, the other a practising ICU physician.
Benjamin Felix, Cameron Passmore and Dan Bortolotti
A weekly, evidence-based look at investing and financial decisions from PWL Capital in Ottawa. Expect academic guests, listener questions and long discussions of portfolio construction, factor investing and investor behaviour.
Jessica Moorhouse
Conversations with money experts, authors and entrepreneurs about the habits and systems that shape your finances, including the link between money and happiness. A good fit if you want practical tools rather than market commentary.
Kornel Szrejber
Expert interviews on DIY investing, ETFs, mortgages and retirement planning, including episodes on safe withdrawal rates and how much a household can spend in retirement.
Tom Drake
Guest-led episodes on earning, saving, investing and spending, with topics that range from estate planning and charitable giving to job searching and buying a home in Canada.
TCI Podcast Network
Stock-market talk for self-directed investors: company and sector breakdowns, earnings, bond yields and the macro stories moving Canadian and U.S. markets.
Doug Hoyes
A licensed insolvency trustee talks with industry insiders about credit cards, CRA tax debt, instalment loans and the questions to ask before you borrow. Useful if debt is the problem you need to solve first.
Erwin Szeto
Formerly focused only on real estate, this weekly show interviews investors, lenders and landlords about rental properties, cash flow and financing, with some episodes on business and wider personal finance.
Verecan Capital Management
Financial news and money tips explained in plain language, with episodes on risk versus volatility, ETFs versus mutual funds, IPOs, RESPs and TFSAs.
David Chilton
The author of The Wealthy Barber talks with guests about investing, real estate, taxes, RESPs and money psychology, and answers audience questions in regular “Office Hours” episodes.
Brad Barrett and Jonathan Mendonsa
A long-running show about financial independence: cutting expenses, paying off debt, tax strategy and early retirement. U.S. accounts and tax rules dominate, so treat the details as ideas to adapt rather than instructions.
Jeremie, Brian and Taylor
Three friends from Halifax, one of whom lives with cystic fibrosis, talk openly about illness, death and the practical side of staying alive. New guests every week, and a sense of humour about topics most people avoid.
Dr. Brian Goldman
An emergency physician looks at Canadian health care from both sides of the stretcher, with stories on new treatments, access to care, sleep, nutrition and the complaints that lead hospitals to change.
Dr. Diane McIntosh
A psychiatrist dedicates each episode to one condition, such as depression, OCD, ADHD, PTSD, insomnia or psychosis, combining a patient’s story with plain explanations of symptoms, diagnosis and treatment.
Plant-Based Canada
Canadian doctors, dietitians, athletes and climate experts discuss the evidence for whole-food, plant-based eating and how food choices affect both personal health and the environment.
Dr. Andrew Huberman
A Stanford neuroscientist covers sleep, light exposure, focus, fitness, stress and supplements. Episodes are long and detailed, and shorter “Essentials” editions condense the main points.
Dr. Peter Attia
Deep dives on longevity: exercise, nutritional biochemistry, cardiovascular disease, Alzheimer’s, cancer and emotional health. Some “Ask Me Anything” episodes are reserved for paying members.
Dr Rangan Chatterjee
A family doctor interviews researchers and practitioners about stress, food, sleep, movement and relationships, with an emphasis on small changes that are realistic to keep.
Jonathan Wolf
Nutrition and gut-health research explained with scientists such as Prof. Tim Spector and Prof. Sarah Berry, covering inflammation, protein, food additives, bone health and the weekly grocery shop.
Dr. Laurie Santos
A Yale psychology professor examines what the research says about well-being, including why more money, a better job or a dream holiday often fail to make people happier.
Shankar Vedantam
Stories and research about the unconscious patterns behind our choices, emotions and relationships. Less about fitness and food, more about how the mind shapes everyday wellbeing.
Gilmore Junio
An Olympic speed skater talks with Team Canada athletes about pressure, preparation and the personal stories behind their careers. Season 2 guests include curlers, a ski jumper and figure skaters.
Steve Dangle, Adam Wylde and Jesse Blake
A Toronto-based hockey show that mixes Maple Leafs and NHL talk with pop culture. Best if you want lively, opinionated conversation rather than formal analysis.
John Cullen and Robbie Doherty
Curling news, tournament recaps and interviews with top curlers, with plenty of humour. Presented by The Curling Group, the company behind the Grand Slam of Curling.
Raptors Republic
Frequent Toronto Raptors episodes from an independent fan site: roster decisions, contract analysis, media-day takeaways and comparisons with rival teams.
The Hockey News
Several shows from the long-running Canadian hockey magazine, including the Big Show, Wraparound and Future Watch for prospects, junior and NCAA hockey.
Marty Thompson and Charlie O'Connor-Clarke
The Canadian Premier League’s official weekly podcast covers the CPL, the Canadian Championship and the national teams, with player and coach interviews. It is produced by the league, so expect an insider view.
Canadian Running
Canadian Running magazine’s show on the running scene, from race previews such as the Chicago Marathon to conversations with Canadian athletes and their coaches.
Paula Findlay and Eric Lagerstrom
Two professional triathletes, one Canadian and one American, answer listener questions about training, racing and life as a pro. Their YouTube channel also carries training and race videos.
Shireen Ahmed and co-hosts
A feminist sports podcast with a Toronto-based co-host. Episodes connect sport with labour, gender, race and money, from gambling to doping scandals and athletes speaking out.
Founded by Richard Moore, Daniel Friebe and Lionel Birnie
Weekly episodes on professional road cycling plus daily coverage during the Grand Tours. Ideal if you follow the Tour de France or the Giro and want reporting from inside the race.
Danica Samuel
The editor-in-chief of Vainqueur, a Canadian fashion business publication, talks with designers, founders and executives about exports, footwear, red-carpet retail and the forces shaping Canadian fashion and beauty.
Donna Bishop
Interviews with designers, stylists and industry insiders, produced with the Canadian Arts and Fashion Awards. Recent episodes include recaps of Project Runway Canada.
Clare Press
A journalist and author explores sustainability and ethics in fashion, from supply chains and textile waste to activists and designers trying to change how clothes are made.
Dressed Media
Fashion historians explain the who, what and when behind what we wear, across more than 500 episodes. A strong choice if you enjoy history, costume and the stories behind designers and garments.
Peter Brooker
Men’s clothing, grooming and the business of menswear brands, with designers and founders discussing manufacturing, marketing, e-commerce and sustainability.
Hilary Milnes
The trade publication’s podcast on where the fashion business is heading, covering retail, luxury, technology and the companies behind major trends.
Charles Beckwith and Cathy Schepis
Long-form interviews about how fashion is designed, made and sold, with a steady focus on sustainability and innovation in production.
Amanda Lee McCarty
A former retail and design insider critiques fast fashion and talks about thrifting, mending and building a wardrobe with less waste. More than 260 episodes so far.
Glossy
Weekly analysis from the Glossy newsroom on fashion weeks, retail expansion and brand strategy, such as takeaways from Milan and Paris and the economics of fast-fashion giants.
Shane Parrish
Long conversations with leaders in business and investing about how they make decisions, from Shopify’s Tobi Lütke to investors and sales experts. Produced by Farnam Street.
Shopify
Founder stories and practical e-commerce lessons from the Ottawa-founded commerce company: how brands found products, marketed them and scaled from small beginnings.
BetaKit
News and interviews from Canada’s tech and startup scene: fintech, AI talent, quantum computing, tech sovereignty and the companies trying to scale from here.
Allan Grego (Moneris)
Advice for Canadian small businesses on starting up, staffing, security, marketing and consumer spending trends, produced by the payments company Moneris.
Kari Lotzien
Leadership for small and mid-sized business owners: scaling beyond the founder, building systems, hiring, managing resistance and valuing a business.
Zenbooks
Short, direct episodes from a Canadian accounting firm on financing, taxes, payroll, legal risk and marketing, with interviews of experts and small-business owners.
Jason Maghanoy (Canadian Business)
The publisher of Canadian Business talks with Canadian entrepreneurs about the turning point that shaped their company, including the setbacks and lucky breaks along the way.
Ben Gilbert and David Rosenthal
Multi-hour histories of major companies and the strategy behind them, recently including The Home Depot. Choose it when you want depth on one company at a time.
Alison Beard and Adi Ignatius
Harvard Business Review’s weekly interview show with researchers and executives on management, careers, strategy and the workplace.
Masters of Scale
Business leaders share how they grew their companies, with recent episodes on Hipcamp, Barnes & Noble, MTV and the Savannah Bananas.
Guy Raz
Founders tell the story of how their companies began, including early mistakes, near-failures and turning points. An accessible entry point if you are new to business podcasts.
Steven Bartlett
Long, personal interviews with business leaders, experts and public figures that often move beyond business into health, psychology and life choices.
CANADALAND
The flagship show of an independent, listener-supported Canadian network, focused on news, media criticism and the stories behind how Canada’s institutions work.
Leah-Simone Bowen and Falen Johnson
The untold and under-told history of the country, presented with warmth and humour. Episodes revisit places, people and events that rarely make it into school textbooks.
Craig Baird
An independent history show covering everything from pre-colonial times to roughly 25 years ago, including the strange, local and overlooked episodes in Canada’s past.
Terry O'Reilly
An adman tells funny, well-researched stories about advertising and marketing, and what they reveal about pop culture and human nature. Now published by the Apostrophe Podcast Network.
Tom Power
In-depth interviews with musicians, actors, writers and other artists, Canadian and international. A good daily habit if you follow the arts.
Elamin Abdelmahmoud
A culture panel show that unpacks the week’s talking points in film, TV, music and the internet, and asks why they matter.
Rosanna Deerchild
A space for Indigenous voices, with stories, music and conversations from communities across the country, hosted by a Cree broadcaster and poet.
Antonio Michael Downing
A book-club style show about great books and the people who write them, with author interviews and reading recommendations, many of them Canadian.
Jayme Poisson
A daily news podcast that takes one story shaping Canada or the world and explains it in about half an hour.
Cynthia Graber and Nicola Twilley
Food through the lens of science and history: the origins of root beer, the story of bacon, sushi’s evolution, accessible kitchen design and more.
Roman Mars
Short, carefully produced stories about design, architecture and infrastructure, and the unnoticed decisions that shape cities, objects and sounds.
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