WireTap Genre Running time ca. Country of origin Canada Language(s) English Home station Syndicates, Hosted by Created by Written by Gregor Ehrlich Joshua Karpati Produced by Wendy Dorr Carolyn Warren Cristal Duhaime Executive producer(s) Recording studio, Canada Original release July 2004 – August 2015 Audio format Website WireTap was a half-hour-long radio show which aired on Saturday afternoons at 3:30 pm, and Thursday evenings at 11:30 pm. An hour-long version of WireTap is distributed in the United States by and is heard on multiple public radio stations. Hosted by, former producer of Public Radio International's, the show featured stories that were told as if over the phone with Goldstein. The show fell into what had traditionally been CBC Radio One's comedy slot on Sunday afternoons, replacing which moved to a different time slot, though the show itself does not fit easily into the comedy category. The show has been described as 'a weekly half-hour of conversation, storytelling and introspection, culled from equal parts real-world experience and the warp of Goldstein's imagination.'

Each show tends to have followed a particular investigative theme; past show titles include: 'Life Lessons', 'Reach for the Top', 'Prized Possessions' and 'Our Fathers'. The series began in the summer of 2004 as a 10-episode experiment, after which it succeeded to its own regular timeslot. It was recorded out of CBC's studios. Apple mail not receiving emails. As of 2008, WireTap had a weekly listenership of 350 000. In 2009 the show became available as a, greatly increasing access.

On August 19, 2015, Goldstein announced that the show was ending after an 11-year run. See also [ ] • References [ ].

WireTap Studio is an application for Mac that is capable of recording anything that you can hear through your computer's speakers, although it can also capture sound coming from an input source.