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• 'There isn't anywhere to go': Ontario halfway house for aging inmates addressing gap in prison system | CBC Radio

  By Debbie Pacheco Verified| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Verified Haley House, a unique halfway house in Ontario, specifically caters to the needs of older and palliative offenders on parole — a type of facility prisoner advocates say we need more of. Cliff Strong, 75, is on parole and says he’s lucky to have a bed at Haley House

  By Debbie Pacheco Verified · Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)

  Sep. 30, 2018

• with Piya Chattopadhyay

  By Debbie Pacheco Verified| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Verified And, I'm anxious about it. It doesn't help that our culture tells me in some subtle and not so subtle ways that the older I get, the more irrelevant I am, especially as a woman. It also doesn't help that my mom hates everything about aging, including my greying hair. Listen to my story. She tells me it's ugly. I feel like I'm choking on the pressure put on women to look young, act young and be young. I just can't swallow it whole because I know it's B.S. But I can't seem to spit it out either

  By Debbie Pacheco Verified · Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)

  Feb. 17, 2017

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Antica Productions

Antica Productions is a Canadian media company founded in 2008 by Stuart Coxe, who has a background in producing popular television programs. Based in Toronto, with additional locations in New York, London, and Los Angeles, the company specializes in producing non-fiction content, including podcasts, films, and series that aim to inform and inspire audiences globally. The company has created notable podcasts such as *Do You Know Mordechai?*, *Art Bust: Scandalous Stories of the Art World*, and *Highly Legal with Jay Baruchel*. They have also produced award-winning documentary films like *Captive* and *Spirit to Soar*. Antica Productions collaborates with major media companies, including CBC, Audible, and Netflix, as well as brands like Universal Music and Greenpeace, establishing itself as a significant player in the independent podcasting space.