Cycling in Papua New Guinea, with my friend Matt Thomas. PNG is a place that feels entirely otherwordly. Bicycles aren’t part of the past landscape, nor are they really part of the present landscape, but if Matt Thomas has his way, bicycles could easily become part of the future.
Ecosystems Biologist Len Vanderstar explains the rare (and dwindling) caribou population that is threatened by the proposed Telkwa Coal Project.
Skidegate Chief Councillor Billy Yovanovich (Haida Gwaii) spoke with Chris about safety for islanders and protocols during COVID-19.
Porch Talk 2020, April 29
Music form Lee Aaron first person on the Canadian Singers list (alphabetical)
Music from Andrew Bernstein/Abdoninal, second person on the list of Canadian Singers
I took one week off it was alright,but now gearing up for more shows,this is a lot of fun too.This week i will play a song called,Stay Strong,Catriona Gray will sing We are in this together, then local artist Mark Perry,will sing,Flatten out the curve,plus many more good songs.Always a good {VAR
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Season 5 Episode 4 Interview with Beverly Johnston about her new album The Spirit and the Dust
Two outstanding bike advocates share stories this week: Michael Cranwell and Scott McMillan.
Chris and Dan discuss quarantine updates across Canada and speak to Alistair Schroff, a Burns Lake man who experienced crossing the US/Canada border.
Funnner reviews Port of call:New Orleans with Wally, jamzzz, calls a frog, and jams more
Sheldon Zandboer, Kris Ulrich, Roxanne Potvin and other's. Down in the Hole- Home editions.
Today we look inside/out. Chris and Dan talk internet usage with City West and keeping out of BC Parks during a beautiful spring and a worldwise pandemic. Guests: Chris Armstrong (City West) and Natasha Ewing (BC Parks)