The Fancy Lebanese Bakery on Agricola Street has been open for a half century. And fifty years after it pumped out its first pita, it's still all about family.

The Radio Room, Lebanese Bakery, 04.12.12

Remember, remember the fourth of November... for Carl Sagan. Members of Halifax's skeptics group celebrated the famous science popularizer on Sunday. There was plenty of apple pie to go around. 

CKDU News, Carl Sagan Day, 05.11.12

Do higher drink prices mean less drinking? That's what Canada's substance abuse centre is saying. Find out who's for, who's against, and what they're saying.

CKDU News, Drink Prices, 28.11.12

The lobster haul this year on the east coast is through the roof. That means prices are low: good for buyers, bad for sellers. We speak with a fisherman about what he thinks of suggestions to just hold off on selling until the market turns around.

CKDU News, Lobster Prices, 03.12.12

Is Canada's organic food system as robustly enforced as it should be?

CKDU News, Organic Food, 26.11.12

Tune in to the show to hear about bedbugs, laughter yoga and Halifax's new library. We also speak with co-founder Jeff Karabanow about Halifax's community-based winter shelter, Out Of The Cold.

The Radio Room, Hosting the Show, 15.11.12

A watermain in the basement of Dalhousie's Killam Library breaks and we're the first to break the story. We report to you directly from the scene.

CKDU News, Library Watermain Break, 14.11.12

Tune in to hear about Acadian jams, provincial mergers and pinball's come-back. For the first half of our show we speak with HIV expert Dr. Jacqueline Gahagen about the gendered nature of testing and the evolution of AIDS services.

Host Radio Room 041212

A comedic personal story about a childhood haircut gone horribly awry

Trimming Down Under

What's unique about Randy isn't that he has problems.

What sets him apart from the crowd is how he chooses to deal with them.

To confront his childhood traumas and begin his “journey to feel again,” as he puts it, Randy performs spoken word poetry.

From being “emotionless," Randy is using poetry as a medium of communication, a strategy of self-therapy.

Precarious Dances tells the story of Randy and his "journey to feel again," in his poetic style.

Geordon Omand