A couple of weeks back, when fall was still warm rather than frigid and wet, I was able to go out to the Hadih House in Prince George to gather some tape on canning sessions they were holding there. The day before they had done salmon and the next day they were doing moose, but […]
A contest to win tickets to “the armpit of British Columbia” turns into a national news story.
Alrighty… my big, full-length interview debut on CBC Daybreak North is on tomorrow at 7:52. I talk to the guys from Classic Rock 101 in Vancouver about how they came to the conclusion that Prince George is “the armpit of BC’s Interior.”
Two stories that I’ve worked on have been credited to some degree with affecting change in Tumbler Ridge. From today’s edition: “A grassroots community effort is to thank for Charles Helm’s spot in the Olympic torch relay through Tumbler Ridge on January 31, after the Vancouver Organizing Committee (VANOC) gave a last-minute nod to a […]
The fascinating story of a Jamaican goldpanner in northern B.C.
The perspectives expressed in the blog are those of the author and the author alone, and do not reflect the views of anyone else. This morning on the show there was a discussion about Coca-Cola’s Aboriginal Art Bottle program. When I first started working on this, I wasn’t expecting much. After all, there’s been a […]
Recently, I managed to bluff my way into becoming a freelancer for CBC Radio One.* Even better, in an effort to get me fully trained in CBC standards and protocol and because they had a brief period of time where they could use an extra team member, I’m working with the morning show Daybreak North […]
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