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The series will focus on plays in the Crow's Theatre 2023-2024 40th anniversary season and include expert voices across various topics.

With the trauma and tragedy of the Israel-Hamas war already so deep, finding peace can feel impossible. CBC Ideas host Nahlah Ayed talks to three people who forged peace in major conflicts to find out what it takes to get enemies to the negotiating table.

Israeli warplanes and tanks pounded southern Gaza overnight and on Tuesday, and the UN said aid distribution to Gazans facing growing hunger had largely stopped because of the intensity of fighting in the two-month-old war between Israel and Hamas.

The cost of food is on the rise, and more Canadians are having a hard time knowing if they can afford their next meal. IDEAS hears from four leading experts in the field of food insecurity to explore the root causes and how our food systems can evolve to support us all.

“Sometimes I think this city is trying to kill me…” That’s what a man on the margins once told Robin Mazumder who left his healthcare career behind to become an environmental neuroscientist. He now measures stress, to advocate for wider wellbeing in better-designed cities.

Three Canadian media bosses face explain why their institutions are losing people's trust. Toronto Star vice-president Irene Gentle, the CBC's Brodie Fenlon, and Global News' Sonia Verma joined moderator IDEAS host Nahlah Ayed to discuss how media outlets can regain the trust of the audience.

Focused around the promise and perils with the use of AI in art, the Provocation Ideas Festivals will run in Stratford from Nov. 4-18.

Focused around the promise and perils with the use of AI in art, the Provocation Ideas Festivals will run in Stratford from Nov. 4-18.

Focused around the promise and perils with the use of AI in art, the Provocation Ideas Festivals will run in Stratford from Nov. 4-18.

Focused around the promise and perils with the use of AI in art, the Provocation Ideas Festivals will run in Stratford from Nov. 4-18.