Superbowl and Celebrity Deaths
This week on The Next Take Podcast, Canada’s own Mikel and Tanyka take listeners through the biggest moments from the Super Bowl, breaking down the headlines, standout performances, and cultural impact […]
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Is it time to rethink our food delivery habits?
According to data from the National Restaurant Association, around 60% of both millennials and Gen Z say food delivery is an essential part of their lifestyles. But are the steep prices — and occasional guilt — worth the convenience? Brittany is joined by NPR Life Kit producer Margaret Cirino, who recently scaled her food delivery habits way back, to discuss why so many have come to rely on it and what a different path could look like.
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This week on The Next Take Podcast, Canada’s own Mikel and Tanyka take listeners through the biggest moments from the Super Bowl, breaking down the headlines, standout performances, and cultural impact […]
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