My guest today is Samaqani Cocahq, a storyteller who shares and expresses her Indigenous life through music, words and performance. She joins me to discuss an upcoming TNB presentation of Songs from Finding Wolastoq Voice, an upcoming performance alongside Sisters of the Drum and Dawson Sacobie.
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My guest today is Andrew MacLean, author, historian and storyteller, who has written series of books, newspaper columns and podcasts about bits of forgotten lore about the Maritimes, all under the title of Backyard History.
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My guests today are Don Hannah (playwright & author) and Natasha MacLellan (Artistic Director of TNB). They join me to talk about Greetings
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My guests today are three people with a much better, deeper and more personal understanding of the complicated and terrible history that has lead to the current situation between Palestine and Israel. My guests, in addition to the other organizations they have been involved with, are all organizers with Fredericton Palestine Solidarity as well.
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My guests today are from the last Theatre UNB production of the season, Caryl Chruchill’s “Mad Forest”.
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Hosts Jonas May and Frey Blake-Pijogge visit the folklore and mythologies of their home province, exploring not only those passed down from the English and Irish, but discovering how the Inuit and Innu draw strength from beliefs that connect the spirit and animal worlds to our own.
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History is composed of what we leave behind, and what we keep alive. My guest today is Mary Louise McCarthy, a passionate historian looking to discover, preserve and share the history of black people in the Maritimes. Among her projects is the recognition and preservation of black graveyards. She joins me to share some of
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Chat with Aidan Keenan about local history and the Fredericton Region Museum.
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Chat with Meredith Blatt, co-founder of the Queer Heritage Initiative of New Brunswick.
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This episode of The Lunchbox features Jaxon Baker and Aidan Keenan of the Fredericton Region Museum. Baker and Keenan talked about upcoming museum events, exhibit highlights, and highlighted the museum’s wonderful staff. Check out what’s going on at the Fredericton Region Museum here:Â https://www.frederictonregionmuseum.com/ Songs played: Bill de Hydro, Menoncle Jason [LCL, CAN, French] Wandering, Motherhood
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My guest today is Don Hannah, a Canadian playwright behind the new play Resident Aliens.
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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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A chat with Jason Murray, author of A Distorted Revolution: How Eric’s Trip Changed Music, Moncton and Me. The launch is July 13 at 7pm at the Wilser’s Room.
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My guest today is Gerry Blom of the Cultural Expressions Festival. The festival runs June 23-24 in Officer’s Square.
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My guest today is Michael de Adder, a political cartoonist and author of the new book, “You Might Be From Canada If…”
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My guest today is Jon Dewar of Frictive Pictures. We discuss his latest project in progress, the short film The Beautifully Drowned.
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My guest today is Katherine Moller, a musician and composer working in the Barracks this week as an Artist-in-Residence.
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On the show this week: Sensical; Cycle of Life; What the Hack?; A Bad Idea At The Time; Extras; CQ: Should the half-life of an original movie be about 20 years before a remake is not only accepted but expected? Shorter? Longer? Why? Full list of 25 articles after the jump!
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My guest today is Lisa Ann Ross from Solo Chicken Productions to talk about Cringefest 2015. Music today by Fake Tears, Andy Brown and Teen Daze.
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On the show this week: Mind Bullets; Bee/Movies; CQ: Have we really invented any new scares for mankind, or are they just window dressing over things that frightening the more primitive animal ancestors?
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Today we talk to Aaron Ellis and Alex Pannier, two students starring in the Theatre UNB production of Slavs! by Tony Kushner. Music today by Glory Glory, Derrival and Earthbound Trio.
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On the show this week:
Front Page
Ghosts In The Machine
Bleeding Hedge Technology
CQ: Given that so many great things come out mistakes, coincidences and serendipity, should we be so immediately dismissive of errors?
Full list of 21 articles after the jump!
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Two actors from Theatre UNB, Alex & Dylan, join me today to talk about their production of Enron, a play by Lucy Prebble. Music today by The Mohrs & Emelie Rae.
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What would you do to relive some memories of times and people gone past? Today’s show deals with memories… Up first, Kaylee Stevens has just started working with the Charlotte Street Arts Centre, but she hits the ground running as the CSAC celebrates it’s 10th year! We talk about the historic perspective of the building (celebrating
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On the show this week: Front Page Out of This World Not As It Seems After Death Extras CQ: For space exploration, which should we work on first: completely autonomous robots or better ways to deliver humans? Full list of 32 articles after the jump! Front Page: Let’s just start here, and see if we […]
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