North by Northwest from CBC Radio British Columbia (Highlights)
Summary: CBC Radio host Sheryl MacKay meets creative people from all around the province. Hear about their passions and inspirations. You'll visit artists and in their studios, musicians and performers backstage, writers at their keyboards and chefs at the cooktop. There's great conversation and a lot of laughs too waiting for you every weekend on North by Northwest.
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Podcasts:
Vancouver Cantata Singers, composer and singer songwriter Benton Roark, a visit to a home based pipe organ and tributes to Stuart McLean.
Here's the whole show with Anosh Irani, the father and daughter dance, a listener weighing in on one of the Canada Reads books, and all your tributes to Stuart McLean.
Award winning film maker Frank Wolf on a canoe based music tour, poet Jeff Pew reads from his book One Foot In and we visit Lisa Lou's Chocolate Bar in Vancover.
Daniel Martin talks about The City and The City at the Push Festival, June Goldsmith talks about Brahms, Melanie Murray on her new book about Robert Burns' wife Jean Armour, and Speaking in Cod Tongues with author Lenore Newman.
Don Hutchinson has been a potter for 50 years and a teacher at Langara for 30 years! His work is featured in a show on now at the Surrey Art Gallery. I went to see the show and talk to Don about his work.
Dr Ryan Rhodes researches how we can stick to exercising, a visit to a rehearsal of the Push show, Town Choir, Veronica Strong-Boagg on some history of women's marches in Canada and potter Don Hutchinson.
Singer and songwriter Jenny Lester talks about her years as a camp cook in remote BC, author Anne Giardini talks on writing, and Uma Krishnaswami on her latest book for young readers.
Matt Hill on winning a Governor General's Award for Meritorious Service, Isabelle Ranger and Namasthe Tea, artist Germaine Koh, food trends and help for some future Olympic athletes.
A conversation with author Margriet Ruurs about her book Stepping Stones, China: The Cookbook in the Cooking Club and a visit from our Puzzling Professor talking about word origins.
Award winning nature and wildlife photographers from BC, Linda Kearns from Canadares, poet Phinder Dulai and microbiologist Jason Tetro talks about why it's so hard to lose weight.
Poet Jan Zwicky reads from her latest collection, a young birder in Tofino has a great Big Year, Rebecca Hass suggests way to prepare for change in the New Year and some bubbly suggestions from our wine writer.
Here's the whole NXNW gathering with all the regular guests!
The Helena Choir in Vancouver, the Grand Fir with David Tracey and a visit to the Reach Gallery in Abbotsford.
A Christmas ornament mystery from Creston,a new story for the season from Bill Richardson, a new book about Aloha Wanderwell, and a visit to Glenburn Soda Fountain in Burnaby.
June Goldsmith talks about Bach's Magnificat.
