Complicated Legacy: Recent Episodes
Mr. McKeown
Listen in as Kaja does a terrific job sharing the life, experiences, and legacy of Princess Diana.
In today's episode, Brahm explores the life, attitudes, and importance of Che Guevara .
In today's episode, Hannah explores the complicated legacy of Queen Wilhelmina. She notes the Dutch monarch's ties to Canada, as well as the controversy around her "Golden Coach".
Be sure to avoid all "imitation games" as today Bianca explores the Complicated Legacy of Alan Turing.
In today's episode, Matthew explores how the life and times of Karl Marx led him to the ideologies and philosophies that he is famous for.
Today, "it was the best of times", when Sam explored the early life, work, adulthood, and legacy of Victorian author Charles Dickens.
In this episode, Dounia explores the life and work of Alexander Graham Bell, his impact on the deaf community, and the controversy around his most famous invention.
In the first episode of our new season, Victor explores the Complicated Legacy of Peter The Great.
In this episode, Emma explores the personal and professional legacy of former US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
In this episode, Kaela shares the academic, artistic, and spiritual legacy of C.S. Lewis
In this episode, Jacob explores the complicated social, cultural, and musical legacy of John Lennon.
In today's episode, Maddy and Norah consider the controversies and legacy of Che Guevara. He is far more complex than a picture on a t-shirt would lead you to believe.
In this episode, Lana shares the details of feminist and philosopher Simone De Beauvoir.
Sir Arthur Harris is undeniably a controversial, complex figure. Take a listen as Harry tells his story.
In this episode, Bailey explores the troubled childhood and complicated legacy of Sigmund Freud.
In this episode, Penny shares her thoughts on the life, times, and legacy of legendary poet Emily Dickinson.
In today's episode, Lana explores the life, legacy, and philosophy of Soren Kierkegaard.
In this episode, Wissam explores the family history and artistic legacy of Vincent Van Gogh.
Have a listen to our latest episode as Clara tells the story of Laura Secord, Canadian War Hero and Feminist Icon. She's much, much more than the "Chocolate Lady".
In this episode, Elle and Caroline explore the story of Nelson Mandela. The story includes his visit to a Toronto school named in his honour.
In this episode, Julian and Tyrone explore the story of the real-life "Wolf of Wall Street", Jordan Belfort.
You get a podcast! And YOU get a podcast!! Listen in as Tarryn tells the story of Oprah Winfrey.
In today's episode, Javit and Shannon tell the story of Josip Broz, former leader of Yugoslavia.
In this episode, Sonya and Molly explore the complicated legacy of the last Cold Warrior, Fidel Castro.
Fritz Haber, Nobel Prize-winning chemist, is a controversial and, arguably, tragic figure. Listen in as Zain explores his legacy.
With a person touch that makes the story far more memorable, Paula explores the complicated legacy of Pablo Escobar.
In our season premiere, Stephen explores the "complicated legacy" of Samuel de Champlain. PS I hope you like puns. PPS If you don't, it's not my fault.
It was inevitable. Listen in as Deja and James deliver a fair, credible story of Donald J. Trump.
In today's episode, Maggie tells the story of Canadian astronaut and modern folk hero Chris Hadfield.
He is, arguably, more relevant today then he has ever been. Listen in as Lucy and Kurtis tell the story of George Orwell.
Listen in as Morgan shares the details of controversial Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.
“I set out to show that a girl could do just as well.” In this episode, Katie passionately tells the story of Lyudmila Pavlichenko.
In a story about more than Canadian Women's Suffrage, Vivien presents the details of Nellie McClung.
In today's episode, Lucy and Victory tell the story of "The Icon of Ohio", William McKinley.
Have a listen as Rachel presents the story of early civil rights activist Harriet Beecher Stowe.
In this episode, Lee Anne and Rianna share the artistic and cultural legacy of Vincent Van Gogh.
He's much more than those cool light bulbs! Listen in as Kathleen tells the story of Thomas Edison.
Robbie-Lynn and Erin present the details of social and medical pioneer Clara Barton in this episode.
"The Moses of Her People" - Listen in as Shefali does a FANTASTIC job telling the story of Harriet Tubman.
In this episode, Julia present the story of French playwright and feminist Olympe de Gouges.
Listen in as Abby does a GREAT job telling us about Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet and his #EducationForAll philosophy.
"He made economics a science." Listen in as Thomas does a great job presenting the details and legacy of Adam Smith.
In our season premiere, Natalie tells us the story of Denis Diderot. He's a lot more than just the "encyclopedia guy".
In today's episode, Farideh presents the details of famed artist Jean-Michel Basquiat. If you don't know his story, it's definitely worth a listen.
In this episode, Jacob and Majd present the details of Mao Tse-Tung, one of the most notoroius world leaders of the twentieth century.
In this episode, Dylan tells the story of Nikola Tesla, an inventor whose legacy has grown as the years have gone by.
In this episode, Jared and Jack present the life, work, and legacy of J. R. R. Tolkien.
In this episode, Tristan and Noah present the financial, social, and philanthropic legacy of John D. Rockefeller.
In this episode, Tyerrell tells the story of the "destroyer of worlds", Robert Oppenheimer.
In this episode, Kadijah presents the details of Sir Frederick Banting, one of Canada's true heroes.
In the first episode of our brand-new season, Stephanie and Elaina tell the story of Michelangelo.
In our final episode this season, Natalie and Meg tell the story of the life, work, and mystery of Dian Fossey.
In this episode, Kaitlyn and Tiffany share the details of Theodore Roosevelt. I love the "Teddy Bear" story.
In this episode, Abdul explores John Maynard Keynes. The role of Keynesian economics in modern times is especially work a listen.
Different lens create different perspectives. In this episode, Dan explores the complex legacy of Henry Ford.
In this episode, Alec shares the work, thoughts and ideas of Frédéric Chopin. PS Yes, George Sand is a woman.
In this episode, Victor does a great job presenting William Shakespeare. The discussion of The Bard's political ideology is especially thought-provoking.
Colton and Bassel share the story of Saddam Hussein, including details of his early life.
In this episode, Alec and Owen tell the story of the life and legacy of Nelson Mandela.
In this episode, Aiden and Aaron share the story of Vint Cerf, the little-known "inventor of the Internet".
In this episode, Minje and Osman share details of England's legendary warrior-poet, Winston Churchill.
In this episode, Natasha does a great job exploring Woodrow Wilson. Especially interesting is her look at how Wilson's legacy is being reconsidered in 2016.
In this episode, Noah and Samir explain how Otto von Bismarck creates the modern German state. As well, they offer an interesting idea of how he, perhaps inadvertently, lays the foundation for WWI.
In this episode, the legendary figure of Napoleon Bonaparte is explored by Katrina and Kate.
In this episode, Lisa and Alessa tell the story of Marie Antoinette and her role in French history.
In our "season premiere", Jennifer tells the story of the legend and legacy of King Henry VIII.
In this episode, Melanie presents the details of abolitionist and early feminist Sojourner Truth.
In this episode, Cole and Mohammad tell us about Gamal Abdel Nasser. See the Suez Crisis from a new perspective. Have a listen!
1960s America is full of interesting and debated historical figures. In our first look at this time period, Alex and Zach present the details of Malcolm X.
Have a listen as Dylan tells us about legendary composer Igor Stravinsky. The link to Dylan's video is here.
Who won this presitigious award? Have a listen while Julia and Emma answer the question.
In this episode, Mosheh and Will do a FANTASTIC job telling us everything we ever wanted to know about Abraham Lincoln. Have a listen!
Our first episode explores the life, times, and legacy of George Washington. Thanks to Mark and Nick. They did an awesome job.