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  • Episode 5: An Epilogue Of Sorts

    Episode 5: An Epilogue Of Sorts
    Sep 25 2026

    We have come to the end, my dear listeners.


    ... Or have we?


    If you would like to contribute your stories to Season Two, the email is huntingdonroadsafety@gmail.com. All feedback, stories and experiences are welcome, regardless if you are in the same geographic area. Truly, the pedestrian experience is universal.


    A final thank you to my fellow Huntingdon residents: Jenny, Kim, Carmen and Greg. This project could not have been complete without your generous contributions of time, bravery and experiences.


    Another final thank you to Jean-François Rheault from Vélo Québec, Séverine Renard from Piétons Québec, Rémi Laurent from Cyclo Nord-Sud and Dr Ahmed El-Geneidy from McGill University. Your valuable contributions of knowledge was paramount in creating this project.
    Stay safe, my dear listeners.

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    7 min
  • Episode 4: "Build It And They Will Come"

    Episode 4: "Build It And They Will Come"
    Sep 18 2026
    The investigation reaches new heights with the arrival of the replacement stop sign. Gorgeous, statuesque, shiny and professionally installed… how much does this all cost?Throughout this episode, your intrepid investigator asks the question: What else can we spend our collective tax dollars on? If we can afford to replace mowed down stop signs, can we afford… benches? Trees to line sidewalks? Perhaps even… a bike lane network? In this thrilling conclusion episode, we explore a vision of the future, one where human movement is possible and for some, even preferred. A Huntingdon where you can pick up your poutine, your library books and visit your friends in all one seamless, safe and pleasant trip. Do you see the vision?Featuring interviews with Huntingdon residents: Jenny, Kim, Carmen and Greg. Many thanks for your hard work and your bravery in sharing your stories. Featuring interviews with Jean-François Rheault from Vélo Québec, Séverine Renard from Piétons Québec, Rémi Laurent from Cyclo Nord-Sud and Dr Ahmed El-Geneidy from McGill University. Thank you for your time, patience and enthusiasm for discussing road safety for this project. And of course: Thank you to Kevin, my beloved husband. For listening to me all summer rant about road safety, taking care of dinner while I fussed over miniscule edits and indulging me while I showed you what I had created. Thank you, I love you. Please don't worry too much about me. Music Credits: cash registerSound Effect by Modestas123123 from PixabayFire Sound Effect by images and sound creator from PixabaytadaSound Effect by freesound_community from PixabayHeavenly Choir Sound Effect by DRAGON-STUDIO from PixabayrunningSound Effect by freesound_community from PixabayRunning 2 Sound Effect by freesound_community from Pixabaycar passSound Effect by Aman Kumar from Pixabaycar brakeSound Effect by Mauricio Póvoa from PixabayCar passSound Effect by freesound_community from PixabayOutro: Music by MeeGi Studio from Pixabay80’s Beat Audio: 80’s Synth DropArtist: Gultra href="https://pixabay.com/users/meegistudio-53402220/?utm_source=link-attribution&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=music&utm_content=453616">MeeGi Studio from Pixabay
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    47 min
  • Episode 3: "Is This The Plan?"

    Episode 3: "Is This The Plan?"
    Sep 11 2026

    The investigation hits a sizzling peak as our intrepid narrator finds herself within the shadowy grip of the Huntingdon town hall, trying to understand... WHO HIT MY STOP SIGN?


    Justine weaves a tale of new communities built with no sidewalks, a lack of understanding of what the plan for pedestrian safety is and of course... what role does "individual responsibility" play in urban planning?



    Featuring interviews with Huntingdon residents: Jenny, Kim, Carmen and Greg. Many thanks for your hard work and your bravery in sharing your stories.


    Featuring interviews with Jean-François Rheault from Vélo Québec, Séverine Renard from Piétons Québec, Rémi Laurent from Cyclo Nord-Sud and Dr Ahmed El-Geneidy from McGill University. Thank you for your time, patience and enthusiasm for discussing road safety for this project.












    Music Credits:


    Detective Music


    Music by Alex Morgan from Pixabay


    Organ:


    Music by Gregor Quendel from Pixabay


    Thunder


    Sound Effect by DRAGON-STUDIO from Pixabay
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    49 min
  • Episode 2: "What Choices Do We Have?"

    Episode 2: "What Choices Do We Have?"
    Sep 4 2026

    The investigation to uncover the crime surrounding our downed stop sign continues and your loyal narrator is reporting from the crime scene: doing old school gumshoe work as she walks the walk, and talks the talk to her neighbours in the community to try to understand… what is it like to move around in Huntingdon?


    With a better understanding of the personal experiences of moving around Huntingdon, Justine pulls some strings and talks to the biggest names in the mobility game. Will they be able to help her understand the circumstances that led to that one June morning?


    WHO HIT MY STOP SIGN? The investigation continues…


    Featuring interviews with Huntingdon residents: Jenny, Kim, Carmen and Greg. Many thanks for your hard work and your bravery in sharing your stories.


    Featuring interviews with Jean-François Rheault from Vélo Québec, Séverine Renard from Piétons Québec, Rémi Laurent from Cyclo Nord-Sud and Dr Ahmed El-Geneidy from McGill University. Thank you for your time, patience and enthusiasm for discussing road safety for this project.





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    56 min
  • Episode 1: "Are You Worried About Me?"

    Episode 1: "Are You Worried About Me?"
    Sep 4 2026

    One June morning, in a small town in the Southwestern corner of Quebec, a stop sign was hit hard enough to be torn from its base and found lying on the dirt hours later.


    Why did this happen? Will it happen again?


    Join Justine, your loyal narrator, as she attempts to puzzle through the mysteries of road safety in her community. With no leads, no official investigation and no clues, Justine must prowl the crime scene herself to try to discover…. WHO HIT MY STOP SIGN?





    Audio:


    “True Crime Investigation” source:


    SoundstripeLicense: Licensed via Riverside’s music library. AI80’s Beat Audio:


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    19 min
  • "WHO HIT MY STOP SIGN?" Trailer

    "WHO HIT MY STOP SIGN?" Trailer
    Aug 31 2026

    On an early morning in June, in the peaceful town of Huntingdon in the Southwest corner of Quebec, a stop sign was violently hit hard enough to be thrown on the the ground, and found hours later.


    How did this happen? Why? Will it happen again?


    "Who Hit My Stop Sign" is a investigative, limited series podcast featuring interviews with Huntingdon residents, advocacy organizations and academics to understand what life in Huntingdon is like, if our roads are safe and how urban planning affects our lives.


    First two episodes drop on Sept 4 2026, then new episodes released weekly.


    Intro Credit: Sound Effect by OpenMindAudio from Pixabay
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    2 min