Smallville star Allison Mack's journey after joining a sex cult has sparked controversy over whether she should be given a platform. A new CBC series delves into the complexities of her situation, exploring whether she was a victim, perpetrator, or somewhere in between.
Mack's involvement with NXIVM, a self-help organization turned sex cult, has left many questioning her culpability. The series, featuring an all-female panel, invites difficult conversations about power dynamics and manipulation within these groups.
Meanwhile, another podcast series offers an intimate look at life as a doctor in Antarctica during the pandemic. Dr Rachel Varnam's experiences serve as a stark reminder of humanity's resilience in the face of adversity.
In a surprising twist, Apple has released a documentary-style podcast exploring the true story of the Robertson family, who abandoned their farm to set sail in 1971 and faced unimaginable horrors at sea. Mark Bonnar and Anne-Marie Duff bring authenticity to this heart-pounding tale.
Mary Houlihan's latest podcast has made waves as it tackles pressing issues such as masculinity, politics, and comedy, offering a refreshingly incisive take on the world around us.
The Conversation also offers an intriguing look at Jane Austen's lesser-known side β her love of gossip and conversation. Arts editor Anna Walker speaks with experts about Austen's life, revealing new insights into her captivating stories.
A range of fascinating podcasts are available this week, covering a diverse array of subjects from the highs and lows of modern life to the unknown depths of human experience.
Mack's involvement with NXIVM, a self-help organization turned sex cult, has left many questioning her culpability. The series, featuring an all-female panel, invites difficult conversations about power dynamics and manipulation within these groups.
Meanwhile, another podcast series offers an intimate look at life as a doctor in Antarctica during the pandemic. Dr Rachel Varnam's experiences serve as a stark reminder of humanity's resilience in the face of adversity.
In a surprising twist, Apple has released a documentary-style podcast exploring the true story of the Robertson family, who abandoned their farm to set sail in 1971 and faced unimaginable horrors at sea. Mark Bonnar and Anne-Marie Duff bring authenticity to this heart-pounding tale.
Mary Houlihan's latest podcast has made waves as it tackles pressing issues such as masculinity, politics, and comedy, offering a refreshingly incisive take on the world around us.
The Conversation also offers an intriguing look at Jane Austen's lesser-known side β her love of gossip and conversation. Arts editor Anna Walker speaks with experts about Austen's life, revealing new insights into her captivating stories.
A range of fascinating podcasts are available this week, covering a diverse array of subjects from the highs and lows of modern life to the unknown depths of human experience.