Hi everyone, it's Audrey from The Receipts podcast and we're currently sponsored by Super Drug Pharmacy.

We all know that Super Drug is the go-to for makeup and beauty products, but not everyone knows that

they also offer amazing pharmacy services. If you're starting to feel unwell, whether that's

something like a recurring UTI, a sore throat or sinusitis, super drug pharmacy is delivering the NHS pharmacy first service

for on the day health advice. You can just pop in, chat with a pharmacist and get free on the spot

advice and even prescription only treatment. Go to superdrug.com forward slash pharmacy first to find

jaws. This service is subject to consultation with a

super drug pharmacist available from pharmacies in England only. Age restrictions may apply. This is an

NHS funded service where prescription charges may apply if treatment is supplied.

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You are tuned to the Nighttime Podcast, focused on the fringe of Canada.

Welcome back to a two-part collaboration between nighttime and the Canadian True Crime podcast.

In part one of this series, Christy Lee's narration brought us through some very dark places.

We heard an abridged telling of Canada's disgraceful history with its treatment of indigenous people

and how this treatment created a social environment

in which the indigenous became vulnerable, both in terms of their culture and their personal safety.

From there, we learned about Loretta Saunders, an inook woman from Happy Valley Goose Bay,

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