CBC Radio: Spark
Patrick Griffin designs fonts and sells them online at MyFonts, Virginia Postrel explains the cultural currency of type, J... more
Jenny Sparrow learns that her "unlimited" internet plan actually has some limitations, Bill St. Arnaud on how Canada's bro... more
Robert Scoble and Brad Kellett document obsolete skills, Peter Hirschberg shares his love of games through his own persona... more
Ian Usher sells his life on eBay, Michael Sikorsky crowdsources through Cambrian House, Amber Mac explains why Canadians o... more
Spark listeners are geeks, Craig Desson joins the Dork Army, a group of Canadian professional video gamers, Celeste McWhor... more
Lee LeFever explains technology In Plain English, Laurent Haug bridges the divide in the kitchen through grandma dinners, ... more
Eszter Hargittai uses her camera to remember the cheese she likes, Saul Greenberg on how technology has changed the way we... more
Nora tells the story of the Virginia Snow Day, Marc Fisher and danah boyd on what the snow day story says about digital cu... more
A repeat podcast from January 9, 2008: Nora needs to pee, and consults MizPee, Carlo Ratti maps the Wikicity, Joe Pompei b... more
The top health searches of 2007, Steve Lohr on Google Health and the consumerization of health information, Spark and Whit... more




