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:
Erin Balser of CBC Books with summer reading suggestions, a visit to Kensington Prairie Alpaca farm in Langley, a Group of Seven painting at home in Barkerville and shooting season two of The Drive.
Vancouver Opera and Kettle Society on a co-production, grade 11 science fair winner Grant Mansiere, Matthew Parsons with some recommendations for reading, music and listening, and a visit to the Fraser Valley Cider Company.
Multi-cultural cookbook on the Sunshine Coast, Carol Smith on the Victoria Hospice garden tour, singer Kirti Arneja, celebrating artist Chili Thom and gardener Egan Davis.
A visit with Lambert and Marjanne Vrijmoed at their beautiful nursery and home in Langley. I asked what the land was like when Marjanne saw it first.....
A visit to Free Spirit Nursery in Langley, artist Barb Wilson, Victor Newman with family stories turned into a performance with the Vancouver Jewish Folk Choir and Banding Together in Nelson.
Poet Janet Rogers, artist Jim Adams, open house at the Institute of Ocean Studies and Pole Fitness.
Infinite: Spiritual Conversations in Cloth at Christ Church in Vancouver, historian Larry Wong, Jonathan Berkowitz on capitol letters and author Michael Harris on his book Solitude.
The Strathcona Symphony Orchestra, Corey Payette on his musical Children of God, David Dumbrell talks about his moving sculptures, and poet, singer and songwriter Rodney DeCroo
Author Evelyn Lau, author and artist Pnina Granirer, a mini beer tour of breweries in BC and two high school students who were winners in the Canada Wide science fair.
Potter Gordon Hutchens on Denman Island, dance and theatre with Luciterra, we visit a yard in Port Coquitlam where neighbours are sharing the land and visit the Pie Hole on Fraser St.
Irene Watts on her graphic novel for young readers, Seeking Refuge, Richard Cannings and his book on great birding places in BC, and the full Shelf Life with author Brian Brett.
David Tracey visits a dove tree, photographer Greg Girard on Vancouver 30 plus years ago, Kelsey Rostad and You Can Eat Now plus Michael Juk and music for the stars.
The Helena Choir, Frank Ritcey talks about cooperation in the wild, author Sarah O'Leary and composer and Guggenheim Fellow Daniel Peter Biros.
Mycologist Willoughby Arevalo, a documentary about The Carnival Band, Imogene Lim talks about the Cumberland Chinatown walk and The Valley Youth Fiddlers describe their new show.
Author Chieri Uegaki, young composer Henry From, Erhard Rom on designing sets for Vancouver Opera and filmmaker Carmen Pollard.
