Now here's the latest in new releases:

 Mount Royal University sociology professor Muhannad Ayyash joins host Wissam El Cheikh Hassan to explain why Canada is adamant in its support of Israel, even as the apartheid state drags the Middle East to the brink of a wider regional war. (Montreal/Calgary)

  Head injury scholar Stephen Casper and hosts Nathan Kalman-Lamb and Derek Silva unpack the history of concussion in a conversation interrogating the conflicts of interest that abound in the concussion industrial complex.  (Fredericton/London,ON/Potsdam,NY)

  The International Institute for Sustainable Developement's Jessica Kelly and development economist Aaron Cosbey join host Conor Curtis for a conversation exploring how a main driver of inflation in Canada is overdependence on oil and gas and explain why climate policy isn't to blame for inflation. (Montreal/Winnipeg/Rossland,BC)

  Press Progress' Luke LeBrun and independent journalist Rachel Gilmore join Paris Marx to discuss Shopify's connection to right-wing politics, then Trashfuture's Hussein Kesvani joins the show to discuss the far-right pogroms in the UK and how larger structural issues in media, politics, and tech laid the groundwork for violence against visible minorities on two new episodes.  (Montreal/Ottawa/London,UK)

  David Kattenburg welcomes Atomic Atolls co-founder Glenn Alcalay for a conversation reflecting on the 79th Anniversary of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and America’s development of The Bomb, then Code Pink co-founder Medea Benjamin talks about the Harris campaign and the Israel/USA genocide in Gaza and Jewish Voice for a Just Peace in the Middle East chairman Weiland Hoban explores Germany's anti-Palestinian Staatsräson on two new episodes. (Amsterdam/Berlin/Washington,DC)

  On episode 81 of Canada's #1 anti-free speech podcast renown Canadian patriot Nora Loreto joins Marino Greco, Eric Wickham and Jeremy Appel to look at a very silly National Post column written by a guy mad at land acknowledgments. (Toronto/Edmonton/Quebec CIty)

 On a new segment of the show within a show 'WORLD WAR CIV' host Justin Podur wraps up his series on the Bolshevik Revolution, looking back at July to Red October 1917, the Kornilov Affair and the Bolshevik takeover. (Toronto)

  On a new summer edition of the show's reading series hosts Kristen Pue and Kyla Hewson dive into Ed Yong's wonderful and fascinating 'An Immense World: How Animal Senses Reveal the Hidden Realms Around Us'. (Vancouver/Ottawa)

 On a part one of a new CITED investigation, host Gordon Katic investigates how the Exxon corporation shaped the law and an entire academic field when they successfully suggested jurors at the unprecedented Exxon Valdez oil spill trial were irrational. (Toronto)

  David Camfield welcomes John-Paul Himka for a conversation exploring anti-Communism in Canada's Ukrainian diaspora, the history of Ukrainian-Canadians and the last century of Ukrainian history. (Winnipeg/Edmonton)

  Host Stefan Christoff welcomes Code Rouge-Rood's Ruth-Marie H. for a conversation exploring the Belgian group's series of actions calling for the closure of small private airports that largely service private jets. (Montreal/Antwerp)

 Hosts Aaron Giovannone and Naomi K. Lewis ride the rails of nostalgia in a conversation revisiting the 1979-1985 can-con classic The Littlest Hobo, then the pair explore smokin' darts, alpha hicks and why the 12 season Canadian comedy series 'Letterkenny' is ferda the boys more than the girls on two new episodes. (Calgary)

  Canada's longest running environmental podcast continues as hosts David and Stefan Hostetter and Lauren Latour review Verso Books' 'Climate Change as Class War' and speak with author Grace Nosek about her new YA climate justice novel 'Root Bound', then welcome Cited Media's Gordon Katic to talk about the Exxon Valdez ecological disaster and how big oil changed jurisprudence forever on two new episodes. (Toronto/Ottawa)



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* THE END OF SPORT co-hosts Nathan Kalman-Lamb and Derik Silva's new book The End of College Football: On the Human Cost of an All-American Game is available now from UNC Press - use code 01SOCIAL30 to save 30%.

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* BIG SHINY TAKES & FORGOTTEN CORNER co-host Jeremy Appel's best-selling critical political biography 'Kenneyism' is available now at Dundurn Press and at your local library or bookstore.

* TAKE BACK THE FIGHT and THIRTYWOOD's Nora Loreto releases 10 minute news headlines every weekday morning on Sandy and Nora Talk Politics.

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Journalists from Midnight Sun, The Grind, The Hoser, The Resolve and The Maple and hosts from Cited, Big Shiny Takes, Green Majority, Red Nation and Anti Empire Project and friends from the Canadian Freelancers Union, Press Forward and Re-Generation enjoy an Unrigged/Harbinger community summer picnic in Toronto's beautiful Christie Pits Park on Friday, August 9th.