thinking about things i don't understandBring out your bread and cheese for an evening of French music spanning from the good old days to the present with tonight's guest, Jean-Christophe. You'll also want to bring out your high school French text book because this episode is "en francais".
Marilyn Morrison speaks about mental health issues and stigma concerns around HIV as well as programs and services available to persons living with HIV in the Bulkley Valley.
On tonight's show, co-host, Kimberly Lipscombe, interviews a passerby with an interesting story. Masanori Nishikawa (Masa) is cylcing from Alaska to California... and yes, at this time of year!
Rick Apperson speaks about the 31 day "Dignity Project". Go to the Salvation Army Canada website and look for "The Dignity Project Challenge"...
We're going to India on this episode of Radio Imigrante with Jot, a recent newcomer to Smithers and your host, Kimberly Lipscombe, who is filling in for Chad Martinez. The music, ranging from 3 decades ago to 3 weeks ago, is sure to make you want to dance.
DJ Ari does the 3rd show in a series on cover songs with their originals.
Alfred from Papa New Guinea came to Canada at a young age, but still brought with him, via his parents, the experience of life in a small town on the beach of Papa New Guinea. The music tonight follows Alfred from Papa New Guinea and through his childhood in Edmonton, Inuvik, and Smithers.
Soup, Soap and Salvation. Rick Apperson talks about the services and programs of the Salvation Army in the Bulkley Valley and nationally.
Our guest on Radio Imigrante tonight has many an interesting story to share from all corners of the world. Rosemary was born in India to English parents, returned to England in her teens, then spent her adult life in countries such as Russia and the US before finally settling in Canada.
Problem Solving is the topic of discussion...for a copy of the resource material used today please go to www.heretohelp.bc.ca and look for the handout entitled Wellness Module 4: Problem Solving, put out by the Canadian Mental Health Association.