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Jeffrey Wright & The Highwaymen Live Forever (The Smart As Trees Podcast) Adrian V
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CION (Cultural Industries Ontario North) & Michael Naphan Adrian V
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HEADF1RST – Road Trippin’ Adrian V
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Michael Devoni & the Mystique of the Artist – The Smart As Trees Podcast. Adrian V
E3: DAMIAN “DAMJAM” BINDA Damian “Damjam” Binda is a musician and composer from Garden River First Nation. He is a classically trained musician, having learned at Laurentian and Algoma Universities. Piano has become his main instrument. There was a time where he collected exotic instruments from around the world and […]
Mike Prentice is the Canadian Viking. He ventured into his future by going back in time to a trade that is millennia old. Mike became a blacksmith, silversmith and co-owner of Rock The Forge, based on the outskirts of Stockholm, Sweden, and set out on a mission to give people […]
Host Lisa Tucker wrenches a few laughs out of Tom Mills, author of “Sex Is A Four-Letter Word And Other Misconceptions,” as they discuss his career as a writer. Mills acquired several university degrees and diplomas in English and Journalism, and with no useful vocational skills to speak of, he […]
Aldo Diotallevi is one of the Soo’s real treasures. Now 100 years young, born 4 August 1923, (this conversation took place when Aldo was a youth at 97) he has a remarkable history that includes playing the tenor saxophone on the same stage as Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington, among […]
Johanna Rowe is a Wawa born and raised citizen, author and local historian, which is to say a wealth of information about the Algoma area. This 90 page book with full colour photos is a remarkable record of Wawa’s unique cultural art display known as the Heritage Doors. All 34 […]
The National Italian American Sports Hall of Fame inducts Gene Ubriaco on Dec. 10, 2021. From his James Street westend beginnings to his long-time home outside Chicago, the Gene Ubriaco story always includes hockey, lotsa hockey. But there is so much, much more with “Ubie.” We hear about friendship to […]
Using colour and light as therapy to treat certain mental and physical health conditions is called chromotherapy, or colour therapy. The practice originates from the ancient Egyptians; they used sun-filled rooms with coloured glass for therapeutic purposes. The ladies dare to defy the skeptical medical experts. Guest Stacey McLean joins […]
June is Pride month, and also, National Indigenous Peoples Day takes place every year on June 21st. The ladies share on a part of society’s difficulties with people that are seen and perceived as different. It’s a conversation filled with good information, candid opinions and a way to make the […]
Music is a powerful connector to place, time and people. A song creates an emotional tug that plants itself in the moment and then it can last a lifetime. The ladies all love music and get dancing on the topic as they share their favourite songs, artists, concerts and musical […]
