A year ago, I was supposed to be a CBC Radio host for a few weeks. Those few weeks are finally coming to an end.
Amazon is fast and cheap but it doesn’t open on Friday night to help launch a self-published magazine with poetry readings and tea.
When is music useful to underscore an emotion, and when is it emotional fascism?
When an old story gets new information, is it better to amend the original post, or delete and replace?
Why I’m changing my online profiles to say I live in Lheidli T’enneh, and why you might want to, too.
When an SUV swerved to hit me, I realized riding a bike in a car-dominated culture is an inherantly political act.
In this special series, Daybreak goes inside one of the most notorious neighbourhoods in British Columbia to get the stories behind the statistics.
We aren’t conditioned to think of the world in terms of audio, and even if we do it’s expensive and difficult to share it.
Driving is a convenience, but it comes with a real cost.
I resolve to make resolutions whenever I damn well please, starting with this.
The pieces of writing, radio, and miscellania that I am most proud of in 2013.
Just a few more livestreams and we can have full-on downtown surveillance.
“It’s hard to understand the influence people have on you until 5 or 10 years later. It’s scary to think about what my life would have been like if they hadn’t been there.”
Facebook and YouTube are huge, Twitter is up, MySpace is down, and Last.fm is just sort of there.
1. Don’t wait for permission. 2. Be interested in something no one else is interested in. 3. Copy people who are better than you.
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