All shows which are special, maybe even indescribable.
My guests today are Jane Isrealson (director) and David Blanchfield (actor: Wayne) from Theatre UNB’s presentation of Marriage: A Demolition in Two Acts.
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My guest today is Colin Fowlie, someone who is involved in just about every aspect of music making, and is looking to help others grow.
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My guests today are Jim Tranquilla (Executive Director, Tutta Musica Orchestra) and Blair Lawrence (Project Manager). They are both involved in a project called OVATION, a province-wide series of performances aimed at “Celebrating Everyday Heroes”.
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Hosts Koan Walker-Titus and Calum MacDonald explore the fitness of a generation that spends its time in front of screens and its money on Skip the Dishes.
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Hosts Miles Bergquist and Corey Kelly explore what advice seniors – the boomers and the Silent Generation – would give to Generation Z as they take baby steps into adulthood.
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Hosts Giuliana Grillo de Lambarri and Camila Gomez explore the social, political and economic issues that have pushed democracy in their native land to the brink.
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My guest today is Jennifer Dow, local historian and curator of the exhibition “We Were Here: A Portrait of Daily Life in New Brunswick’s Black Community (1850-1960)”.
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With the recent Health Canada recommendation that we limit our alcohol consumption to no more than two drinks week, hosts Simon Grant and Brandon Salick take a deep dive on whether students are getting the message, and explore why Generation Z is turning to non-alcohol alternatives that better agree with their mental health.
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My guests today are Emma Chevarie (Music Runs Through It) and Brenda Perrin (Fredericton Convention Centre) to talk about the upcoming #FreddyReach event.
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My guests today are Len Falkenstein, Camryn Caudet and Shelby Gilley, to talk about TheatreUNB’s upcoming production of “Paradise Lost”.
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The Lunchbox Interview: Aly Howard (Veterinary Technician) fundraising for an upcoming spay & neuter trip to Ecuador.
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Today I’m joined by Len Falkenstein (UNB Director of Drama; director), Ell Gignac (actor: Will) and Liam Johnson (actor: Bob) to chat about Theatre UNB’s final production for the 2022 calendar year, Tina Howe’s Museum.
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My guests are Kelsey Rusk and Justine Henry of CIRA to talk about the upcoming Annual Aging Care & Research Symposium.
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My guests today are Ian Murphy (“Uncle Vanya”) and Jilly Hanson (“Sonya”), two of the actors for the upcoming production (and triumphant return!) of Next Folding Theatre Company, a modern adaptation by Conor McPherson of Anton Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya.
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My guest is CJ Norris, who performed the solo dragsical Flyin’ Solo.
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My guest is Gerry Yaum, a lifelong photographer whose upcoming exhibit portrays daily life in the slums of Thailand.
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My guests are Armin Panjwani, Alex McAllister and Jason McIntyre for TheatreUNB’s production of Lawrence & Holloman.
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A chat with Corinski & Lee about the Herbert the Cow Productions presentation of Dr Horrible’s Sing-a-Long Blog.
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A chat today with Nadia Francavilla about this weekend’s Contemporary Music Festival: Humans and Machines.
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I chat with Chris Fougere, one of the organizers of Enbicon, the ultimate local gaming convention, returning September 23, 24, 25.
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My guest today is Corinski Nowlan, to talk about Herbert the Cow Productions presentation of “ICE AGE COMING!” coming up September 8, 9, 10.
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My guests are Ysabelle Vautour & Jessica Kenney, a pair of artists creating sculptures, paintings and butterflies, as well as supporting access for disability representation in the arts.
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Jason McIntyre of the Charlotte Streets Arts Centre joins me to talk about some of the events coming up in September and October.
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My guest is Connie Wheaton, a full-time artist working during a residency at capturing and interpreting local landmarks in acrylic and watercolour paintings.
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