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Q: Counter Culture

Photographer Candacy Taylor discusses her book Counter Culture: The American Coffee Shop Waitress. It's a look at career waitresses as a cultural institution and the surprising reasons these women stick to the job. Listen at 10 a.m. and 10 p.m. on Radio One and hear episodes online.

The Current: Hazel McCallion

Former Mississauga mayor Hazel McCallion reflects on her 36 years of public service, Toronto politics and more, today at 8:30 a.m. and 8 p.m. on Radio One. Listen to episodes online.

Ideas: The Ballad of Tin Ears

Many of us love to sing, but we're not all good at it. Tonight, we look at neuroscience, psychology and music itself to find out why people are bad singers, and if there's anything that can be done. Listen at 9 p.m. on Radio One and visit the Ideas website.

First Play: Bob Dylan and the Band

It's Dylan Day at CBC Music and Radio 2. To celebrate, CBC Music has a stream of the new album from Bob Dylan and the Band's legendary Basement Tapes sessions. Play the free music stream.

Listen: Pat Barker

Novelist Pat Barker discusses her Regeneration trilogy, a powerful and unsentimental look at the First World War. Hear this interview now on the Writers & Company website.

CBC Short Story Prize

CBC Short Story Prize: Submit your unpublished story for a chance to win $6,000, residency at the Banff Centre and much more. Enter now on the CBC Books website.

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Day 6 What aliens will look like and why

World-renowned biologist Edward O. Wilson speaks on what he thinks extraterrestrials will look like in the future.

Quirks & Quarks Mystery dinosaur gets a-head

New specimens reveal a strange looking dinosaur in its complete form for the first time.

The 180 Should we set gender quotas?

The RCMP wants half its recruits to be female. And Kim Campbell has a plan for parity in the House of Commons. That got The 180 thinking: are quotas the way to go?

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