David Suzuki is not only one of Canada's best known environmentalists and scientists, he is also one of this country's most distinguished broadcasters. The longtime host of The Nature Of Things speaks about his life, his early days as a scientist, the importance of public broadcasting, and why communicating science to the general public is so essential. 

Broadcasting Canada - 3 - David Suzuki

An excerpt from the score of Coalesce, commissioned by Peggy Baker Dance Projects.  

Video excerpts are at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtBVw4-5TAg

Catchfly from "Coalesce"

After years producing shows for CBC Radio and TVO, Jesse Brown has turned his unique voice, sense of humour, and journalism chops to independent podcasting. His show, Canadaland, takes a critical look at the Canadian media industry, and explores other topics through long-form interviews. Jesse talks to us about media criticism, professional podcasting, and getting his show off the ground.

Find more Sound Sausage at http://soundstory.ca

Episode edited by JP Davidson. Photo by Debra Friedman.

7: Canadaland

Originally aired on CBC Radio 1 on Sunday, May 25th.

A conversation with Mary Hynes on CBC Radio 1's Tapestry

I'm in Memphis talking with Tony Geraci, Executive Director of Memphis City Schools Nutrition Services, about his amazing work feeding school children.

Tony Geraci is Transforming America's School Food Programs

Twenty years ago, Ethan Zuckerman did something terrible on the internet. And he's still living with the consequences.

#3 We Know What You Did

Anti-terror legislation. Does it keep us safer? Or does it give us less security and less privacy? Check out this Hardcore Citizen: Kat Lanteigne talks with Kent Roach, who details the flaws in Canada's new anti-terror laws. Be Hardcore! Share it. Political. Human. Truths. #cdnpoli #BillC51 

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Episode #1, Bill C51 - featuring Kent Roach

Full of Colourless (liveloop version)

In part two of my Bon Appetit series, celebrating the life and legacy of Julia Child, it’s the Canadian connection. I talk with some of Toronto’s leading chefs and foodies about Julia Child’s Toronto visits. You’ll hear from Jamie Kennedy, Mark McEwan and Hart Melvin who cooked for Julia Child when she was in town. I also speak with cookbook maven Alison Fryer.

Marion Kane, Food Sleuth
www.marionkane.com
Produced by Sean Rasmussen

Marion Kane: Bon Appetit, Eh? Julia Child Series, Pt.2

Toronto-based freelance audio producer. Into: public-radio-style doc segments, storytelling, and podcasting. I produce the podcast, Happy: Tiny Investigations into Happiness and the Good Life. www.happy-podcast.com. 

Projects in my horizon include: radio improv comedy and improve drama (like "The Truth"). If you're in Toronto and liked to collaborate on these projects contact me. 

Marion Kane: Bon Appetit, Eh? Julia Child Series, Pt.2

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