Mark Thibeault, local musician and visual artist, talks to Sheila about his practice as an instrument maker (Rayco Resophonics), a visual artist and a musician - especially about his love of improvisation.

Today i am featuring songs by the late Don Williams,plus a few others

A great time to listen to some wholesome tunes

I always try to have a good variety,which i call the

Spice of Life

In this episode, an interview with Wanda Nikal on how the village of Moricetown is heading for a name change. Wanda, and many other members, are intent on taking on the more traditional, more Witsuwit’en name, Witset.

Each day i am so thankfull for all that i have

Today i am sharing some uplifting songs for my special listeners

So many are going through struggles,that is why i  need to send out good thoughts with music

A really good Variety,which i call the

Dorothy Giesbrecht (see above photo with Perry Rath) joins Sheila to begin a new season of In the Shadow of the Mountain to talk about her creative process.

This week, a Witsuwit'en Headstone Pulling event, where the headstone is pulled on a wagon. Headstone Pulling events are very symbolic, very happy occasions, where the community assists the family in letting go of their grief.

The Brain's Way of Healing audio book and music by Buckman Coe from Vancouver

Interview - Harry Kruisselbrink, Bill, and Bill Jr talk on the Messner's connection to Smithers and the Babines.