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:
Landscape designer John Brookes, Father Figures filmmakers April Butler and Gillian Hrankowski, and music educator Jeff Weaver on a concert that's "out of this world" for Music Monday.
Photographer Alex Waterhouse-Hayward on his new exhibition People, Plants and Passion at Duthie Gallery; home renovation expert Jorge Rodrigues one what you need to know before you start digging and planting if you don't want to damage your home.
Poet Brad Cran on his new book Ink on Paper, the NFB's Jennifer Moss on Hyperlocal Interactives, Nisha Patel on budget summer vacations
Chef Bill Jones explores the wild world of mushrooms, Ted Phillips celebrates baseball movies, Jennifer Chen takes us to the Homesteaders Emporium for DIY foodies.
Tim Willis of the Royal BC Museum on the "intangible" cultural treasures; Canada's "Music Teacher of the Year" Mark Reid of Vancouver Technical Secondary School at the Juno Awards, artist Tiko Kerr from the start of the Sun Run
Musician and composer Phil Dwyer on his new line of Seawind saxophones, handbuilt in Qualicum beach; beer columnist Matthew McFarlane on BC-made "saison" brews.
Ruth Ozeki on her latest novel "A Tale for the Time Being," Bruce Ruddell and Bill Henderson preview their musical "Let Me Call You Sweetheart," and Chris Tyrell Loranger on "Knock Knock," his musical tale of adoption and discovery.
Curatar Fereshteh Daftari on MOA's Safar/Journey, Shelley Joyce talks to Wendy Fraser of the Bridge River Lillooet News, and three craft distillers putting a BC twist on locally made vodka.
Pharis and Jason Romero on their new album Long Gone Out West Blues, Deborah Goodman tells us moving story of her mother's escape from the Warsaw Ghetto, and SFU Phd Candidate Mark Nazeemi explains how environmental soundscapes could help patients manage
Roy Henry Vickers and Robert "Lucky" Budd on their new book "Raven Brings the Light," retail futurist Doug Stephens on retail robots, and Marylee Stephenson on the online gallery, Indian Art From the Edge.
"All the Dirt: Reflections on Organic Farming" authors, Jason D'Souza on local dancers at the Times of India Film Awards, Sombrio Freeware founder Dave Watson
Meet a Vernon woman knitting a portrait of the late Stompin' Tom Connors. Also, a visit to Tatla Lake as we continue our archival series "Voices of B.C.". And, two Vancouver writers share their experiences as readers for CBC's Canada Writes competition.
Hear how to sell your stuff online with Nisha Patel. Learn some bird watching tips from Anne Murray. And, meet some scuba divers in the Kootenays that are not letting winter get in the way of underwater adventure.
On the podcast Sheryl's interview with Sandra Djwa the author of Journey With No Maps. Also, a visit to an old movie theatre in Nelson that's getting a new life. And guest host Paolo Pietropaolo checks in with a beer expert about Guinness.
Persian New Year is one of the biggest celebrations in Iran, and in Prince George, Persian-Canadians are celebrating in their own style. Reza Akbari is the owner of Shiraz Café and Restaurant, he spoke with guest host Betsy Trumpener.
