This is short clip of a 10min long interview I did when I hosted Up To Speed
It's about group of grade 9 students that are being partnered with people who have Alzheimer's and Dementia to develop personalized music playlists to help connect with them. I interviewed the organizer, Lindsay Gerrard.   And this clip is a great example of how an interview can sound like a nice conversation. 
(Full interview can be found below in the Tracks section)

Project Harmony Clip

I was one of the guest storytellers for a live taping of DNTO at the Winnipeg Comedy Festival. I was the first storyteller in front of a live audience at the Gas Station Theatre and told a tale about about my father's comb over.  Near the end of the show, I was asked by producers to tell an impromptu second story because the show was running short and they needed to stretch.  This was the story I told on the spot and is a good example of how I can think on the spot and perform in front of a live audience

Horrible Coffee Experience Story for live DNTO Taping

This is a clip from a 10min interview I did when hosting Up To Speed.
The interview was with a 21 year old first nation transgendered woman who fought to take part in a talent show in the female category.  As the interview went on, she opened up about what it was like transitioning in a First Nation community.
(The full interview can be found in the Tracks section)

Transgender Treaty Days Clip

This is a clip from a 10min interview I did when I hosted Up To Speed
It's about group of grade 9 students that are being partnered with people who have Alzheimer's and Dementia to develop personalized music playlists to help connect with them. I interview the organizer, Lindsay Gerrard, and I find this clip to be a good example of how an interview between strangers can sound like a conversation between friends. 

This is a short clip of a 10 minute interview I did while hosting Up To Speed.
The interview was with a gentleman who used to be an Afghan interpreter in Kandahar. He was targeted by the Taliban and was sent to Canada. The Taliban eventually found where his mother and sister lived and took them hostage, using his mother as a human shield.  When he first arrived, he was very nervous to talk about the experience, but as the interview went on, he began to open up and talk in great detail about the terrifying events.
(The full interview can be found in the Tracks section)

Mohammad Safi/Taliban Clip

This is a fun interview where I talk with the conductor of the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra Alexander Mickelthwate. He then hands me his baton and lets me conduct his 70 person orchestra for Beethoven's 5th. I have a little fun with the group showing that I can inject humour and creativity into events. 

Having Some Fun Conducting the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra

I was asked when I got to work to go out and talk to some streeters about Halloween for our morning show Information Radio. I was told to come up with some kind of quiz for them.  So, I decided to have some fun with it, coming up with some interesting questions.  This piece shows how comfortable I am talking to strangers on the street and in turn, how comfortable I make them. 

Creative Halloween Quiz Streeters

Instead of writing a traditional cover letter, I decided to record an audio one instead.  I figured, this is radio, why not let them hear my voice instead of just reading my words. 

Trevor Dineen