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Business DailyDid kids movies save Hollywood?Films for children and young adults are giving a major boost to cinemas. The recent A Minecraft Movie smashed records, making $301 million globally in its opening weekend - the biggest ever for a video game adaptation. In 2024, Inside Out 2 led the global box office earning $1.69 billion, followed by Despicable Me 4 and Kung Fu Panda. Now, film studios are following these trends; fast-tracking sequels, producing more animations, and adapting popular video games into stories geared towards family audiences.We speak to film producers, box office analysts and cinema operators about the strategies behind this...2025-07-2317 min

The Fowl LifeE492 - How To Cook 5 Star Trout Like A Professional Chef - The Provider Eat Wild SeriesAin’t nothin fishy about this super quick and easy recipe to take fish from pond to plate. Fowl Life Midwest Host Joel Kleefisch, culinary master Chef Ellie Lawton and TFL contributor Megan Salazar literally catch fish and have it on the dinner table within an hour, and so can you. This short format Eat Wild edition shows you how Provider seasonings take the guesswork out of delivering 5 star fish with no fuss. Tip the scales in your favor with this recipe for shore lunch or your fanciest dining room. This episode is brought to you by The Provider Culinary, Ca...2025-07-0815 min

Business DailyHow trade deals are really madeGrab your briefcase, we’re heading into the negotiation room, to find out about the art of the trade deal.With deals being drawn up around the world, and many more negotiations underway, we speak to experts and negotiators about overcoming stalemates and bargaining chips. And we ask if US President Donald Trump has upended the way global trade deals are made.Presenter: Megan Lawton Producer: Sam Gruet(Picture: US President Donald Trump holds a signed US-UK trade deal next to British Prime Minister Keir Starmer as they speak to reporters du...2025-07-0717 min

Business DailyIce hockey: back from the b-rink?Ice hockey was hit hard by the pandemic, with empty arenas and financial losses threatening the sport's future. Now in 2025, North America's National Hockey League (NHL) has come roaring back. We'll look at that journey and how the sport is about to enjoy a record-breaking season with predicted revenues of $6.6bn.If you would like to get in touch with the show, please email: businessdaily@bbc.co.ukPresenter: Sam Gruet Producer: Megan Lawton(Anton Lundell of the Florida Panthers scores a goal against Joseph Woll of the Toronto Maple Leafs...2025-06-0417 min

Witness HistoryThe Tragically Hip's final gigIn 2015, rockstar and Canadian icon Gord Downie was given months to live, after doctors found he had a terminal brain tumour. But instead of quietly exiting the stage, Gord and his band, the Tragically Hip, came up with a plan to play 15 shows across 10 of Canada’s major cities. Megan Lawton speaks to lead guitarist Rob Baker about the tour and the remarkable final gig that was watched by millions across the country.Eye-witness accounts brought to life by archive. Witness History is for those fascinated by the past. We take you to th...2025-05-2709 min

Business DailyHow airline fees turned baggage into billionsFrom extra bags to choosing a seat, airline passengers are faced with an array of extras, for a fee. And stricter limits for luggage in particular have turned 'compatible' suitcases and bags into big business. From bag manufacturers, racing to design the next travel bag innovation, to the travel influencers building audiences by sharing money-saving packing hacks. But what do passengers think about it all? Presenter: Sam GruetProducer: Megan Lawton(Image: A woman packing a suitcase. Credit: Getty Images)2025-05-1517 min

The Fowl LifeE478 - The Backside Bite - Braising Turkey Tails on the Provider Eat Wild SeriesIn this Fowl Life Podcast: Provider Series - Eat Wild Edition, Midwest Host Joel Kleefisch and award-winning certified Chef Ellie Lawton drag fellow hunter Megan Salazar into the flock with a Filipino recipe for braised wild turkey tail. Learn a quick easy recipe for your gobbler that will blow your guests away! This episode is brought to you by The Provider Culinary, Travel Wisconsin, ZLINE, Oakley sunglasses, Jargon Game Calls, and Nappa Valley Olive Oil 2025-05-0914 min

Business DailyThe adults saving the toy industryWhat gift did you open for your birthday this year? Were you gifted any toys? Lots of adults were.In fact, figures suggest that adults buying toys for themselves is keeping the toy market alive, driving nearly a third of global sales. But what’s behind shift? In this episode we meet the makers, the sellers and the buyers. Produced by: Megan Lawton Presented by: Sam Gruet(Image: A man playing with cars. Credit: Getty Images)2025-04-3017 min

The Food ChainWhat’s the future for Indigenous food?Indigenous food is experiencing a revival in Canada, with growing awareness of First Nations culture, and Indigenous run community farms and restaurants opening. While many are hopeful, there remains challenges to food security, including the realities of living in remote areas, the legacy of historic government schemes and climate change. Megan Lawton speaks to First Nation farmers, restauranteurs and chefs. Presented by Megan Lawton Produced by Sam Gruet 2025-04-1726 min

Building a Better GeekLost Network Connections: Intergenerational Communication And The Communication ChasmOK Boomer, OK Zoomer: hosts Em and Craig look at solving the Workplace Generation Puzzle, examining how different generational experiences shape values, communication styles, and workplace expectations. Key Discussion Points: Four Generations in the Workforce: Em explains that for the first time, we have four generations simultaneously in the workplace (Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z), each with different value systems and communication preferences, causing previously successful workplace programs to fail. Generational Overview: The hosts provide a historical context of generations: Silent Generation (1920s-1945): Conformist, compliant, strong work ethic Baby Boomers (1946-1964): Adapted...2025-03-3146 min

Business Daily'Made in Canada': is manufacturing coming home?'Made in Canada': Words that are now a common sight on Canadian shelves, after Donald Trump's tariffs sparked a trade war with the country.The US president has imposed 25% tariffs on steel and aluminium imports from Canada. Trump has also vowed to impose a sweeping range of "reciprocal" tariffs on 2 April.North of the United States' border, the trade dispute has generated a wave of patriotism, with some consumers and businesses boycotting American products. But what impact has it had on business? In this programme, we hear from the Canadian firms choosing to...2025-03-2517 min

Raised in WiscoThe Culinary EditionWisco, at the end of the day, what is this program? That's right, all together now: A COOKING SHOW! In honor of Joel's favorite dish, food, today's episode features culinary artists Ellie Lawton-Smoller, Megan Salazar, and Alex Ezell, with Mike Kretschmer along for commentary. Still, we begin with some Weekly Wiscos- highlights (or, er, lowlights in one case) of life in Wisconsin. And then, it's into the food. Ellie, Alex, and Megan- and sure let's add Kretsch for the cheese- prepared an absolute culinary delight of four courses. To entice and induce the ultimate jealousy, they share excruciating, delicious...2025-03-1546 min

Business DailyWhat now for Canada?After Justin Trudeau resigned as prime minister last month, what does the in-tray look like for Canada’s next leader?The country is facing a major challenge from new US president Donald Trump who introduced 25% tariffs on Canadian exports - now postponed for 30 days - and is even questioning the country's identity. But Canada also has a list of problems to address from within, such as rising property costs and new rules on immigration.We find out how people are feeling – and what happens next.Produced by Megan LawtonPres...2025-02-0517 min

"What's Good?" W/ Charlie TaylorEp.308 - LA Wildfires & Andrée BlouinIn a week where:Multiple wildfires go down in & around the Los Angeles area.OpenAI's Sam Altman denies sexual abuse accusations from his sister, Ann.Four Lynx are illegally released into the Scottish Highlands. Donald Trump gets let off in criminal hush money case sentencing.Sam Moore, Rock & Roll Hall of Famer and one-half of soul duo Sam & Dave, dies at age 89.In Environment: (6:37) The images from Los Angeles have struck a type of awe for me. But will this be the wake-up call for America to start future-proofing against these extreme events? (Article By David Sirota)2025-01-151h 04

Business DailyWhat could tariffs mean for Canada?Donald Trump has said he will impose new tariffs on goods entering the US from Canada on his first day in office. Tariffs are a central part of the President-elect's economic vision - he sees them as a way of growing the US economy, protecting jobs and raising tax revenue. But some warn they could inflate consumer prices. We look at how Canada is preparing, hearing from those in key sectors like farming and car manufacturing, and explore how the resignation of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau could affect things.If you would...2025-01-1517 min

Raised in WiscoShut the Cluck Up!!!Happy New Year, Wisconsin! We start off this new year of 2025 just like we finished t2024- talking about all the great things Wisconsin offers in her beautiful outdoors. A few days ago Joel, Danielle, and our friend Ellie Lawton-Smoller went turkey hunting. Now that's not surprising. But one thing was different- who secured the permission for them to hunt on the land, and who did the scouting. Usually, Joel takes care of these details. This time, Danielle did it all. All didn't go as expected- in fact it was nearly a clucking disaster! Nearly... Mike Kretschmer...2025-01-0447 min

Theatrical Shenanigans12 Plays of Christmas Special!Welcome one and all to the Theatrical Shenanigans ’12 Plays of Christmas’ special. For this special we will be sharing twelve festive themed plays from playwrights all over the world. 1 - “On the 8th Day of Hanukkah my True Love Gave to me” (https://newplayexchange.org/script/2047350/on-the-eighth-day-of-hanukkah-my-true-love-gave-to-me) By Morey Norkin (https://newplayexchange.org/users/70395/morey-norkin) Cast: Irv – Darrin Ingram (https://www.darrin-ingram.com/) Sheila – Megan Bickel 2 – “Christmas Disbelief” by Elizabeth Dudak (https://betsydudak.net/) Cast: Noelle – Perdita Lawton (www.perditalawto...2024-12-222h 11

Raised in WiscoKeeping Up with the WiscosWisconsin, we've got another packed house for you for this episode! We've got First Hunt Wisconsin's state director Alex Ezell and deputy state director Megan Salazar. Also along for the ride is friend of the show, Gator Gal, and First Hunt Wisconsin's Share the HERitage representative Ellie Lawton-Smoller. From the shadows, friend of the show Rob Brennecke. All together, it's a recipe for laughs AND safety! Remember friends, you are NEVER too cool to brush up on safety! This week's recipe will leave you pheasantly surprised and wishing you could grab a pie through a podcast! 2024-12-2147 min

Business DailyMaking money from internet outrageHow do online platforms profit from our anger? In this episode, we explore the business of 'rage-baiting' – content designed to provoke outrage and drive engagement. We hear from creators who thrive on stirring emotions, critics warning of its societal impact, and academics explaining why anger is such a powerful tool online.From its role in content algorithms, to the dangers it poses offline, we uncover the economics behind the clicks. (Picture: A man dramatically gestures towards his laptop, conveying surprise. Credit: Getty Images)Presenter: Megan Lawton Producer: Sam Gruet 2024-12-1017 min

What in the WorldHow content creators make money from rage-baitingRage bait is social media content that's designed to elicit anger and frustration. Those feelings can encourage people to engage with the content, often by replying. It’s a process that helps content creators earn a lot of money. BBC reporter Megan Lawton discusses the reasons that social media users engage with this type of content and offers tips to identify it. And BBC tech reporter Tom Gerken explains how our online behaviour dictates what social media posts appear in our feeds. Instagram: @bbcwhatintheworld Email: whatintheworld@bbc.co.uk WhatsApp: +44 0330 12 33 22 6 Presenter: Hannah Gelbart Pr...2024-12-0214 min

Business DailyHow we fell for FallFrom spiced lattes to scented candles, autumn has become a staple in marketing calendars and on social media. We speak to businesses who thrive at this time of year; hear from content creators fuelling fall fever; and look at how the season is embraced in parts of the world without autumnal temperatures. (Picture: Friends Amina, Ayesha and Noor in front of some pumpkins at Downey’s Farm, near Toronto, Canada. Every year they go to recreate a photo in the pumpkin patch. Credit: Megan Lawton/BBC) Presenter: Megan Lawton Producer: Sam Gruet 2024-11-1417 min

The New Warehouse PodcastEP 536: Paving the Way to Warehouse Sustainability with Green Building InitiativeIn this episode of The New Warehouse Podcast, Kevin sits down with Megan Baker, Vice President of Engagement at the Green Building Initiative (GBI). GBI, a key player in green building certification, promotes sustainable building practices through its Green Globes Certification Program. Baker delves into GBI's initiatives to improve sustainability, resilience, and health in commercial spaces, particularly on warehouses. With warehouses evolving beyond mere storage boxes, GBI’s approach encourages warehouse owners and developers to consider sustainable practices, from the materials they use to the infrastructure they support.Learn more about PickerPal here. ...2024-11-1139 min

Business DailySpilling the tea on matchaOnce difficult to find outside of Japan, the green tea has made it onto the menus of major coffee chains. The matcha tea industry is projected to reach US$5bn in revenue by 2031.We look at the role TikTok, celebrity and wellness endorsements have played, and ask whether the matcha we drink in the west is healthy.Plus we hear from producers who say the industry needs regulation.Presented and produced by Megan Lawton(Image: Matcha tea in a cup. Credit: Getty Images)2024-10-3017 min

Business DailyUS election: Cross-border tradeIn the second of a two-part series, we travel to the US-Canada border to find out what people, businesses and industries are thinking ahead of the US election. From one of North America’s busiest border crossings, to Canada’s energy capital, we hear from those who might be impacted by November’s result.South of the border, in Mexico, we hear how tension with China is benefitting America’s closest neighbours.(Image: A road sign in Fort Erie, Ontario points in the direction of the Peace Bridge crossing to New York. Credit: Getty Images)Pre...2024-10-2317 min

Business DailyUS election: Meet the neighboursThe US presidential election on November 5th 2024 will have major consequences for its neighbours, Canada and Mexico. Trade, immigration, and diplomatic relations all hinge on the election's outcome. This episode explores how the two countries are preparing for either a Donald Trump or Kamala Harris presidency. From business owners and farmers to international trade specialists, we learn what’s at stake for North America’s economies.(Image: Canadian farmer Dave Braden who produces organic grass-fed beef from his 50-acre Ontario farm.)Presenter: Sam Gruet Production: Sam Gruet and Megan Lawt...2024-10-2217 min

What in the WorldHow matcha tea took over the worldYou’ve probably seen people drinking matcha everywhere lately. It really seems to be a case of matcha this, matcha that. But does all the hype match what’s actually in your mug? Is it that healthy? And does this boom impact Japan at all?BBC reporter Megan Lawton tells us why she started looking into this matcha trend and we hear some of her interview with Max Ando, a Japanese model who set up his own matcha brand. We also hear from Emma Beckett, a food and nutrition scientist, looks into how healthy the tea really is.2024-10-0213 min

Business DailyRebuilding Canada's tourism industryIt’s the second largest landmass in the world, famous for its lakes and spectacular forests, yet Canada’s travel industry has faced challenges since the Covid pandemic hit in 2020. International visitor numbers still haven't recovered, and extreme weather events like wildfires have destroyed some of its best-known resorts. Plus difficult diplomatic relations have meant a reduction in tourists from a key market - China.But Canada’s government says it has a plan for the sector which is worth $38bn CAD to Canada’s GDP.We’ll hear about it from the country’s...2024-10-0117 min

Business DailyHow manifesting became big businessDua Lipa, Ariana Grande and even Donald Trump have signed up to the manifesting philosophy - the trend in believing that dreams can come true if you envision a positive outcome. But does it hold the secret to financial and professional success or is it a pseudoscientific fad? And what's behind the meteoric rise of this new-age practice?From books and podcasts to thousands of creators and videos on social media, Megan Lawton traces the history, investigates the methods and explores the latest wave of this 'positive mindset phenomenon'.Presented and produced by Megan Lawton...2024-09-0417 min

Business DailyIs it getting too hot to work?As temperatures rise, productivity falls.Extreme global temperatures are draining tens of billions of dollars in economic productivity every year from some of the world’s biggest cities. It’s not just outdoor jobs that are impacted, but office work too. In this episode, we ask work leaders, economists and employees what can be done to work around hot weather. From changing working hours to introducing heatwave insurance.(Picture: Labourer drinking from a water bottle, in the sunshine. Credit: Getty Images)Presented and produced by Megan Lawton 2024-08-2917 min

Business DailyParis 2024: The fashion OlympicsWe’re used to fashion giants like adidas and Nike designing athlete uniforms for the Olympics and Paralympics. This year however, it’s likely we’ll see smaller labels on the podium. In this programme we hear from the diverse list of designers and learn why the fashion industry is so keen to work with sports stars. Presented and produced by Megan Lawton(Image: Portugal's Gabriel Ribeiro competes during the Skateboarding Men's Street Preliminaries of the Olympic Qualifier Series 2024.Image: Getty Images)2024-07-2317 min

Business DailyThe price of a F1 Grand PrixWe head to Montreal, host city of the Canadian F1 Grand Prix. It's the country's largest tourist event, with an estimated 345,000 fans attending in 2023.And the sport is growing in popularity, thanks in part to the Netflix series, Drive to Survive. So how valuable is a Grand Prix to a country's economy? And which other cities are trying to get in on the action?Produced and presented by Megan Lawton (Image: The start of the Canadian Grand Prix at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal, Quebec on 9 June 2024. Credit: Getty...2024-07-1717 min

Theatrical ShenanigansTheatrical Shenanigans Presents - "Person"In a world of anger and hate, 45 creatives from around the globe have assembled to remind people that we are all (underneath it all) just people by reading a monologue entitled "Person". Performers: Dana Hall (https://www.danahallcreates.com/) Tony Vale (https://newplayexchange.org/users/62905/tony-vale) Kathy Li (http://www.kathyliaudio.com) Scott Sickles (http://www.scottcsickles.com/) Nora Louise Syran (http://www.noralouisesyran.com) Cole Hunter Dzubak (https://www.colehunterdzubak.com/) Zev Johnston (https://www.facebook.com/zevj.dehalevi) Kim...2024-06-0507 min $Interpreter\'s Workshop with Tim Curry$ Interpreter's Workshop with Tim CurryIW 103: Special Report 3: 30 Years BA (Hons) Interpreting BSL/English Program University of WolverhamptonSend me a Text Message here.Amazing moments with amazing people make amazing memories... Amazing, isn't it?We finish our conversation with Prof Megan Lawton, Sarah Bown, and Rebecca Fenton-Ree, recapping with Megan's advice for starting a sign language interpreting degree today, and hearing some of the amazing moments from all three. But wait, there's more... We also hear from some alumni telling us of their experiences in the program.Enjoy looking back and looking forward to the future of interpreter education.The Interpreter's Workshop with...2024-05-1340 min