Let's Talk Antigonish Podcast

Let’s Talk Antigonish brings you thoughtful conversations as we unpack the questions, stories, and decisions shaping everyday life in our community. letstalkantigonish.substack.com

Let's Talk Antigonish Podcast is a commentary podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 64 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Let's Talk Antigonish Podcast, a commentary show with 64 episodes published.

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  Ticks!

  May 30, 202649 minS0

  <p>Ticks are on everyone’s minds this summer, and also on everyone’s dogs (apparently). Justin and Anuj sat down with Jantina Toxopeus, a professor of biology at St. Francis Xavier University whose research focuses on what happens to insects and arachnids in extreme cold. As Justin puts it, her expertise is figuring out what happens “when you freeze a bug”. As it turns out, that expertise has a lot of practical relevance to this tick discussion.</p><p>First, Some Basic Biology</p><p>Ticks, Toxopeus is quick to clarify, are not insects. They are arachnids — eight legs, more close...

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  The origins and future of the Ships of 1801

  May 16, 202647 minS0

  <p>If you’ve lived in Antigonish for any length of time, chances are someone has told you to go see the Ships of 1801. And if you’ve been, you already know why. And if you haven’t, this episode is your entry point.</p><p>Justin and Anuj sat down with Duncan MacDonald, the writer and producer behind one of the most beloved annual events in Antigonish, for a wide-ranging conversation about the show’s origins, its evolution over twelve years, what’s coming this summer, and why a community theatre production about 19th century Highland immigrants keeps selling out to cro...

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  The history and mystery of Whidden Park Campground

  May 9, 202633 minS0

  <p>If you’ve lived in Antigonish for any length of time, you’ve driven past the entrance to Whidden’s Park Campground at the corner of Main Street and Hawthorne — probably hundreds of times. You may have glanced down the lane and kept driving. Most people do. This episode is for everyone who never turned in and wondered what the heck goes on back there. </p><p>Justin and Anuj sat down with Andrew Whidden — third-generation owner of what is likely the only downtown campground in all of Nova Scotia — for a genuinely delightful conversation about a place that has been ope...

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  Potholes, Pipes, and Plans: Mayor Sean Cameron on the Town Budget and What's Coming This Summer

  May 2, 20261h 8mS0

  <p>Sean Cameron is back. The Mayor of Antigonish returns for his second appearance on the podcast, this time fresh off the approval of the town’s 2026 budget to walk Justin and Anuj through what the town is spending, why, and what residents can expect this summer and beyond.</p><p>The Town-County Relationship: Better Than You Think</p><p>The episode opens where the recent episode with The Warden left off: the ongoing renegotiation of the sewer agreement between the town and county. Cameron offers the town’s perspective with characteristic directness. The existing agreement — which capped the county’s share...

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  Wind Turbines, Water Pipes, and the Expanding Donut: Warden Nicholas MacInnis on the County's Biggest Challenges

  Apr 25, 202658 minS0

  <p>Nicholas MacInnis is back. The Warden of Antigonish County — and, he confirms, still happily in the role — returns for a wide-ranging second conversation with Justin and Anuj covering two of the biggest issues facing the county right now: the long-overdue renewal of the town-county sewer agreement, and the newly approved Eigg Mountain Wind Project, which is generating both excitement and controversy in roughly equal measure.</p><p>The Donut Problem: Water, Sewer, and the Fringe</p><p>For anyone who missed the first MacInnis episode, a quick orientation: the “fringe” — or the “donut,” as Anuj prefers — is the ring of residential a...

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