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Kathleen Goldhar

Toronto
As seen in: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), CBUO-FM (Fort Nelson,BC), CBUT-TV (Vancouver, BC)
Podcast-maker, obsessive listener. Host of The No Good, Terribly Kind, Wonderful Lives & Tragic Deaths of Barry & Honey Sherman and Do You Know Mordechai?
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What role did money play in Barry and Honey Sherman's deaths?

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By Kathleen Goldhar
| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Verified
According to Katherine Eban, an investigative journalist who specializes in public health and national security issues, a generic drug is supposed to produce the same results in the body, but it doesn’t have to be identical to the brand-name drug — just a close copy. “The requirement is that it has to reach roughly the same level of drug in the blood as the brand name. It has to use the same molecule and the same route of administration. A pill has to be a pill.
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Who killed Sharmini? A suspect is in prison — but not for teen's death

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By Amy Husser, Michelle Shephard Verified, Kathleen Goldhar, Ilina Ghosh Verified
| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Verified
Amy Husser, Michelle Shephard, Kathleen Goldhar and Ilina Ghosh September 10, 2019 In the latest season of the CBC investigative podcast Uncover, host Michelle Shephard revisits the unsolved homicide of a Toronto teen two decades after she first covered the case as a cub crime reporter at the Toronto Star. Listen and subscribe to Uncover: Sharmini at CBC.ca/uncover or on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts or Spotify.
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'Turn it off!': Ex-NXIVM member describes Clockwork Orange-style 'fright study'

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By Josh Bloch Verified, Kathleen Goldhar, Anita Elash, Dave Pizer
| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Verified
NXIVM calls itself a humanitarian community. Experts and critics call it a cult. Uncover: Escaping NXIVM is a CBC investigative podcast series that explores the group, its leader and the experiences of those who left. Listen to the podcast at cbc.ca/uncover or on iTunes Turn it off! I can't watch this! Why the f--k are you showing me this?
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