Ontario Morning Podcast - Tuesday October 13, 2020 - a podcast by CBC Radio

Breanne Hamilton, a teacher at Loyalist Collegiate & Vocational Institute in Kingston describes how it is instead of teaching two semesters to be teaching quadmesters or octomesters; Are you having weird or disturbing dreams? Erica Kilius a PhD candidate in the department of anthropology at the University of Toronto tells us about the research she and others are doing to assess what effect the pandemic is having on people's dreams; Orchid or dandelion? Michael Unger, author and professor at Dalhousie University outlines this way of characterizing children and how it might help in understanding their response to the uncertainly caused by the pandemic; Food blogger Alice Zhao has tips on how to use your leftovers from Thanksgiving dinner; Jordan Press of the Canadian Press looks at the federal government's strategy as we begin the second wave of the coronavirus; We meet James Fitzgerald the commissioner of Ontario's first province-wide, post-secondary-level Esports league;Pearl Killingbeck who is 82 tells us about her weekly column 'Pearl's Coronavirus Diary' that appears in the local paper.

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