Alexandra Nash & David Jardine
Caring Too Much
Two young professionals, Alexandra Nash and David Jardine, explore and discuss everything and anything from common debates to controversial topics to niche interests. Regardless of topic, they hope to convince you that there is no such thing as Caring Too Much.
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Episodes
The Housing Crisis (Part 1 of 3) 19.03.2024 1:18:43
Alex and David tackle the giant topic that is the housing crisis and investigate ways to protect yourself and ways we might be able to find our way out of this crisis.
Notification Nightmare 24.02.2024 1:06:17
Have notifications become a harm to our well being, or are they the innocent assistants they claim to be, simply trying to make our lives easier?
The Discourse 05.02.2024 1:06:09
Alex and David return for the start of season 3 of the critically acclaimed podcast "Caring Too Much" with a conversation about... conversations? Join us as we analyze the state of discourse in our hyper-connected world.
What's The Deal with Space? 21.02.2022 40:31
Ever wonder why we’re not living on Mars yet? This week, David and Alexandra blast off to the furthest reaches of the universe (or at least the solar system) in an out-of-this-world adventure that will take them from NASA’s upcoming moon base to the future of human involvement in space and beyond.
Let’s Visit Longo’s! 21.02.2022 51:01
Finally, what you’ve been waiting for… the highly anticipated Longo’s episode! Join David and Alexandra on a journey through the labyrinthine aisles of an upscale downtown supermarket, and learn about the sinister motives behind its baffling design.
Why are Legal Dispensaries Like That? 23.01.2022 48:26
David and Alexandra discuss the trials and tribulations of getting your weed at stores that look like spaceships, and the oppressive power structures implicated in the rollout of legal cannabis in Ontario.
A Broken Students' Union [Future of Education Part 3 of 3] 13.01.2022 59:42
Alexandra and David examine the way students' unions can affect change and how the X University students' union has become dysfunctional over the years.
Money & Our Education System [Future of Education Part 2 of 3] 15.09.2021 1:15:06
Alex and David continue exploring what an education system free from the confines of capitalism could look like, and how we can work towards it.
Online Learning [Future of Education Part 1 of 3] 25.08.2021 1:17:33
Co-hosts Alex and David talk about what the return to university looks like mid-pandemic and where learning is heading. Part one in a three part series looking at the state of education.
Native Plant & Urban Gardening 06.08.2021 57:47
In this episode, Alexandra and David take a look at better gardening practices, from urban farming to keystone native species to how to keep your spider plant alive. Plus: David shares the story of the best carrot they’ve ever eaten!
Grind Culture: Overworked and Underpaid 21.07.2021 53:18
This week, Alex and David talk about why "grind culture" is so pervasive and the many problems that come with it.
The Ups and Downs of Urban Living 12.07.2021 59:03
Alexandra and David talk about their own experiences living in downtown Toronto and what you can do to make your experience better.
Unhoused People Deserve Better 23.06.2021 59:30
Alexandra and David discuss the City of Toronto's cruel actions against unhoused folks living in encampments and the reason why the cycle continues. **Please note, episode was recorded before Jun 22 Encampment Evictions in Trinity Bellwoods
Big Banks Don't Care About Queer People 09.06.2021 56:23
In their first episode ever, Alexandra and David talk about the commodification of Pride and how we can all be better allies and supporters of the queer community.
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