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Debbie Lori Kaye – I Remember You (The Smart As Trees Podcast) Adrian V
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Pat Temple – Swingin’ With The High Lonesome Players Adrian V
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Pat Temple – Swingin’ With The High Lonesome Players Adrian V
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What They Don’t Tell You About Ageing (Or I Want My Neck Back) – The Superior View Lisa Tucker
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The Taxi Passenger Revue – The Mike Robillard Ride (Act I) theBorderline
The Great Lakes Odyssey Radio Hour is broadcast on NPR (National Public Radio) s2.e8.GREAT LAKES ODYSSEY Radio Hour – GROWING OUR HOMES We don’t live on the land or by the Lakes – we live with them. How do we grow in relationship to all the beings with whom we […]
Sagen Pearse performs under the moniker, “Hollowsage & the Three Mile Islanders.” Sagen joined forces with producer Kevin Ker on his debut album titled “Nuclear Home,” recorded at Union Sound & The Chandelier Room. Brian Tremblay: Sagen’s music is easy on the ears and the lyrics are some of the […]
You may have heard that the neighbours are having a squabble. Basically, it’s about money, or as money has come to be known, tariffs. Policy makers in the USA have strategized that taxing incoming goods from Canada will be help make their country great. Time will tell how that story […]
John Joseph Valiquette, more commonly recognized as Jack Valiquette, is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey player. Valiquette played forward in the National Hockey League. He was born in 1954 from Aylmer, Ontario and was a first round selection in the NHL 1974 Amateur Draft by the Toronto Maple Leafs. […]
Sagen Pearse, also known as Hollowsage, balances his life as a funeral director by day and a musician whenever the muse strikes. Drawing from a well of life lessons, stories from past lives, and journeys through alternate dimensions, Sagen crafts each song with a depth that invites listeners to ponder […]
Visit: algomau.ca/annual-gathering-at-the-rapids-pow-wow Algoma University’s Annual Gathering at the Rapids Pow Wow is lead by Algoma University’s Makwa Waakaa’igan, Anishinaabe Academic Resource Centre and the Shingwauk Anishinaabe Student’s Association. This annual celebration of Anishinaabe culture welcomes everyone to attend and participate and includes traditional drumming, singing and competition dancing. Further, it […]
Episode 30: PATIENCE Seeing as we have the time, then why is patience such a difficult thing for so many? We have all heard that patience is a virtue after all. Fidgal and Maria take the time to explain a few finer points on the skills of living as a […]
Saddlers & leather workers from around the world join host Christian Lowe to share stories and secrets on the leather trade and the art and life of making, repairing, and selling saddles and other equipment for horses. Patrick Burns recognized the need to preserve the craft skills and knowledge of […]
OG Spaceman and Beatz By EMAN were Algoma University students in the early 2020s. After graduating they moved to Toronto where they both are living careers as professional musicians. While at Algoma U they produced a podcast series that looked at the music of Africa and the history of the […]
