Popular tracks by Writing the Coast: BC & Yukon Book Prizes podcast

S6 Episode 38: Revisiting popular episodes: Roy Henry Vickers & Lucky Budd talk about oral history

S6 Episode 36: Sam George and Jill Yonit Goldberg talk about why storytelling is important in learning and education

S6 Episode 37: Popular past episodes: Michelle Good, author of Five Little Indians, talks about humor as a decolonizing tool

Season 6 Episode 34: Maya McKibbin and Ellen Rooney on the magic of picture book illustration

S6 Episode 35: Revisiting our episode with the Honourable Janet Austin on how reading helps understand community.

Season 6 Episode 32: Jazmin Welch answers the question "should we judge a book by its cover?"

Season 6 Episode 33: Ian Kennedy talks about why we should know the history of the Princess Maquinna

Season 6 Episode 18: Hazel Jane Plante on the witchiness of novel writing

Season 5 Episode 30: Hope Lauterbach celebrating and creating space for BIPOC writers

S2 Episode 12: Roy Henry Vickers & Lucky Budd talk about the power of storytelling and oral history

S4 Episode 21: Susan McClelland talks about what drew her to work on Boy from Buchenwald

Season 6 Episode 29: Jennifer Bonnell talks about the changing perspectives around conservation in British Columbia

Season 6 Episode 30: Christopher Patterson talks about Y-Dang Troeung's book Landbridge

S2 Episode 36: Alix Ohlin talks about love stories, research and twinship

Season 6 Episode 16: Dominique Bernier-Cormier talks about the language of dreams

Season 6 Episode 17: Chelsea Wakelyn talks about communal grief during the toxic drug crisis

Season 6 Episode 28: Wanda John-Kehewin talks about books that build empathy in young readers

S2 Episode 2: Robin Stevenson talks about the history of reproductive rights in Canada and the US

S4 Episode 16: Carrie Jenkins talks about mental illness and its ability to silence

Season 5 Episode 24: Billy-Ray Belcourt on how his novel allowed him to write what was unwritable

Season 5 Episode 31: Kyeren Regehr on the legacy of one of Victoria's beloved reading series

Season 6 Episode 1: E.G. Alaraj on the magic and challenges of board books

Season 6 Episode 15: Jess Housty on how her grandmother played a role in the creation of her poems

Season 6 Episode 31: Cassie Smyth talks about how ECW began making audiobooks in Canada

S2 Episode 25: Alejandro Frid talks about the need for collaboration in how we face climate change.

S3 Episode 1: Danny Ramadan talks about food memories and home in Salma the Syrian Chef

S3 Episode 4: Junie Désil talks about using source material in eat salt | gaze at the ocean

S3 Episode 7: Michelle Good, author of Five Little Indians, talks about humor as a decolonizing tool

S3 Episode 31: Roy Henry Vickers and Lucky Budd on finding the music in storytelling

S4 Episode 12: Nancy Turner talks about what led her to ethnobotany