March 5, 2007
Writing reality
In this episode Wayne enjoys web composed haiku, Bon Cop Bad Cop is cinematic poetry, and a reading from author and activist Dionne Brand. Music is provided by Vancouver’s Mother Mother.
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In this episode Wayne enjoys web composed haiku, Bon Cop Bad Cop is cinematic poetry, and a reading from author and activist Dionne Brand. Music is provided by Vancouver’s Mother Mother.
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Keith Gottschalk gets all fired up by US media coverage of the war in Iraq. Wayne interviews Rebekah Shoop about her new NGO for Mayan Guatemalans, Alianza. DVDiva lights one up for her review of Thank You for Smoking… Charlotte presents a new track from Montreal turntablist Kid Koala’s new album, Your Mom’s Favourite DJ,…
Keith Gottschalk gets all fired up by US media coverage of the war in Iraq. Wayne interviews Rebekah Shoop about her new NGO for Mayan Guatemalans, Alianza. DVDiva lights one up for her review of Thank You for Smoking… Charlotte presents a new track from Montreal turntablist Kid Koala’s new album, Your Mom’s Favourite DJ,…
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