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Secret Society of Fly TyersEpisode 39: Forks with Jim Kerr - Raincoast GuidesThe views and opinions expressed in this program are those of the very stupid host and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of the guests.***Interview starts at 24:50***Episode related links:Raincoast Guides Official WebsiteRaincoast Guides on IGRaincoast Guides on FacebookThe Undeleted Steelhead DecadesTelepathy Tapes PodcastOther links:Support the showBackground music in this episode by Jim Guthrie and Fugazi.Logo by ...
2025-12-191h 32
Bears and BrewsSeason 3 Microbruin 1: CohochellaJoin us for the way overdue Microbruin about Spirit Bears! This special type of Kermode Bear is truly unique, so grab a bevvy and settle in for the ride.Find us on all the things: http://linktr.ee/bearsandbrewspodcast Sources Cited:Bourton, Jody. “BBC - Earth News - Spirit Bears Become “Invisible.”” Bbc.co.uk, BBC, 2025, news.bbc.co.uk/earth/hi/earth_news/newsid_8344000/8344367.stm. KLINKA, DAN R., and THOMAS E. REIMCHEN. “Adaptive Coat Colour Polymorphism in the Kermode Bear of Coastal British Columbia.” Biological Jo...
2025-12-0125 min
Raincoast RadioDrones, science communication, and changing roles with Auston ChhorFor the finale of this season “More than a fish”, we’re switching it up! The roles are reversed – host Auston Chhor is interviewed by our podcast producer, Sofia Osborne, and is put in the hot seat to ponder some of the complex questions he’s thrown at guests throughout the previous episodes. Auston is a Salmon Habitat Biologist for Raincoast’s wild salmon program, and a Registered Professional Biologist. He received a BSc in Biology from Queen’s University and went on to complete a Master’s of Science at Carleton University under Dr. Steven Cooke...
2025-11-1240 min
Raincoast RadioThe journey upstream as a student with Arielle Koenig, Pacific Salmon Ecology and Conservation LabWe’ve heard from experienced professionals with years of experience, but what about the next generation of those wading the rivers and asking the research questions? In the previous episode of “More than a fish”, we dove into early career exploration in biology and conservation, and Jason Hwang provided some enlightening insight into what those flipping through resumes may look for. But we want this season to be as widespread and all-encompassing as the animal that inspired it — Pacific salmon — so if you’re a student, or considering graduate school, we hope this episode will serve as...
2025-11-0447 minRaincoast RadioCareers in conservation with Jason Hwang, Pacific Salmon FoundationAre you a student or someone wanting to break into the environmental career sector? A 20- or 30-something grappling with the question of getting your master’s? This is the episode for you!In this installment of “More than a fish”, host Auston Chhor sits down with Jason Hwang, Chief Program Officer and Vice President Salmon with Pacific Salmon Foundation. He is also joining the selection committee for the 2025 Raincoast Ocean Science Awards, happening on November 20th at the Vancouver Aquarium. Jason began as a habitat biologist at Fisheries and Oceans Canada for the BC Int...
2025-10-281h 04Raincoast RadioEnriching relationships with watersheds and people, with Redd Fish Restoration Society’s Jessica HutchinsonYou’ve heard the saying before: “let nature do its thing.” But if someone kicked the crap out of your friend, would you step back to let them heal? Or rush them to a hospital? And if they were bleeding, would a bandage suffice? Or would you want to find the source?This may seem like a far cry from the subject of salmon, but it’s not — this is exactly what process restoration is, and a big part of guest Jessica Hutchinson’s work. Jessica is a restoration biologist and Executive Director of Redd Fish Re...
2025-10-2154 min
Raincoast RadioCommunicating the “why care?”, the importance of listening and community empowerment with Tom RutherfordIn this episode, host Auston Chhor sits down with Tom Rutherford, Executive Director of the Cowichan Watershed Board. Tom has been involved in building partnerships to support community empowerment for salmon and watershed sustainability over nearly 40 years. Over the course of a long career with Fisheries and Oceans Canada and working with Living Rivers / British Columbia Conservation Foundation, Tom has evolved into a talented science communicator.What even is a watershed board? This is the question Auston first asks Tom, getting the conversation flowing into how the practice of opening ears can open minds...
2025-10-0757 min
Raincoast RadioHow crises lead to connection with Murray Ned, Lower Fraser Fisheries AllianceIn this episode of More than a fish, host Auston Chhor returns to the roots of seeing salmon as sustenance, culture, and identity through speaking with guest Murray Ned, a member of the Sumas First Nation located in the Fraser Valley. He also formerly served as Councillor for Sumas First Nation and as the Fisheries Manager for the Sto:lo Tribal Council.Murray is the Executive Director of the Lower Fraser Fisheries Alliance, where he is a part of numerous regional and provincial fishery committees, task, and working groups. The LFFA is an Indigenous...
2025-10-0147 min
Cortes CurrentsA New Internet Provider for Cortes- Raincoast NetworksRoy L Hales/Cortes Currents - As of September 30th, 2025, Raincoast Networks serves the 347 remaining customers in what was once the Twincomm service area on Cortes Island. Mascon by Telus acquired Twincomm in 2022.
“I come from Savary Island. We provide internet to those who have decided to live off grid and in remote communities and cannot be served well by other telecom providers, majors and things from space, explained Oliver Linsley, owner of Raincoast Networks
“We've been doing this for eight years and we service areas from Howe Sound all the way to Cortes. It has been a wonderful adventure, main...
2025-10-0115 min
Skaana with Mark Leiren-Young | Oceans, Eco-Ethics & The EnvironmentMisty MacDuffee on the Southern Resident Orcas and Bright Extinction
Salmon expert Misty MacDuffee on shrinking salmon, damn dams and what needs to be done NOW to save the iconic southern resident orcas. Skaana host Mark Leiren-Young dives into the Raincoast Conservation Foundation’s report on what needs to be done to save these whales with one of the report’s authors.
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2:34 Salmon expert Misty MacDuffee on the report from 31 experts on how to save the southern resident orcas from “bright extinction.” This populatio...
2025-09-2958 min
Raincoast RadioBridging the gap between salmon scientists and anglers with Fishing with RodA salmon habitat biologist and a recreational angler sit down to record a podcast…Some say that scientists may butt heads with those who love fishing, but the two groups have more in common than one may think. This week, Auston Chhor chats with Rodney Hsu, founder and host of the popular YouTube channel Fishing with Rod, whose videos have amassed over 23 million views. Auston himself learned how to fish by watching Rod’s content, and has been a longtime fan and subscriber (one of the channel’s 81,000 of them). Rod f...
2025-09-2358 min
Raincoast RadioSalmon 101 with Allison Dennert and Dave ScottIn this episode, host Auston Chhor is joined by fellow Raincoast team members Dr. Allison Dennert, Quantitative Salmon Ecologist, and Dave Scott, Research and Restoration Coordinator for the Lower Fraser Salmon Program, who provide some fundamental background information on all things salmon. Discussing their focus areas, Allison and Dave talk about different species, life cycles, and the challenges salmon face. Diving deeper, Allison explains the connection between fish and land, pulling from her doctoral research on the connections between salmon and coastal plant communities. Dave takes us into the world of hard hats and h...
2025-09-1652 min
Raincoast RadioIntroducing More than a fishWe’re back with a brand new season of Raincoast Radio! In the upcoming episodes, we’ll focus on the icon of the west coast, an essential life force that has spawned entire cultures and reminds us just how interconnected everything is: pacific salmon. Hosted by Raincoast salmon habitat biologist Auston Chhor, More than a fish plunges into questions surrounding this complex species, speaking with people from a variety of backgrounds working towards a better future for them. Whether you’re an expert, or simply wanting to dip your toe into their underwater world — we can all learn something from sal...
2025-09-1501 min
Raincoast RadioRaincoast Radio is back!We’re back with a brand new season of Raincoast Radio! In the upcoming episodes, we’ll focus on the icon of the west coast, an essential life force that has spawned entire cultures and reminds us just how interconnected everything is: pacific salmon. Hosted by Raincoast salmon habitat biologist Auston Chhor, More than a fish plunges into questions surrounding this complex species, speaking with people from a variety of backgrounds working towards a better future for them. Whether you’re an expert, or simply wanting to dip your toe into their underwater world — we can all learn something from sal...
2025-09-1001 min
thecommentary.caAlan Haig-BrownThe journalist and author Alan Haig-Brown discusses his new book Raincoast Chronicles 25: m̓am̓aɫa Goes Fishing (Harbour Publishing, 2025), with Joseph Planta.
Raincoast Chronicles 25: m̓am̓aɫa Goes Fishing by Alan Haig-Brown (Harbour Publishing, 2025).
Click to buy this book from Amazon.ca: m̓am̓aɫa Goes Fishing
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I am Planta: On the Line, in Vancouver, British Columbia, at TheCommentary.ca.
Alan Haig-Brown joins me again. In a new book, he takes us to when he was a teena...
2025-05-2927 minthecommentary.caAlan Haig-BrownThe journalist and author Alan Haig-Brown discusses his new book Raincoast Chronicles 25: m̓am̓aɫa Goes Fishing (Harbour Publishing, 2025), with Joseph Planta.
Raincoast Chronicles 25: m̓am̓aɫa Goes Fishing by Alan Haig-Brown (Harbour Publishing, 2025).
Click to buy this book from Amazon.ca: m̓am̓aɫa Goes Fishing
Text of the introduction by Joseph Planta:
I am Planta: On the Line, in Vancouver, British Columbia, at TheCommentary.ca.
Alan Haig-Brown joins me again. In a new book, he takes us to when he was a teena...
2025-05-2927 min
The Fur Real Podcast with Mark A Kyle"SEA WOLVES" with Chris DarimontYou’ve heard of the Big Bad Wolf, Call of the Wild, and countless other wolf tales… but have you ever heard of Sea Wolves? These extraordinary wolves are unlike any others on Earth. Joining us today is Dr. Chris Darimont—a professor at the University of Victoria, the Director of Science at the Raincoast Conservation Foundation, and one of the world’s leading experts on Sea Wolves. He’s here to share their fascinating story. These wild canines roam the remote coastline of British Columbia, living in one of the most stunning and untamed environment...
2025-03-181h 09
Raincoast RadioA special tribute to wolves and women with Paul PaquetIn this episode, large carnivore expert and Raincoast Senior Scientist Dr. Paul Paquet recounts some of his most impactful and memorable experiences from over 50 years of studying wolves around the world. From Russia, Ukraine, Poland, and the Carpathian mountains in Europe to Nunavut, Northwest Territories, and the Canadian Rockies, Paul was drawn to wherever wolves roamed. This included his time in northern Alaska with wolf researcher Bob Stevenson and author Barry Lopez, during the period when Lopez was writing Of Wolves and Men.Paul reflects on the profound impact the women featured in this series have...
2025-03-181h 07
Raincoast RadioWolf research and conservation with Chelsea GreerIn this episode, Wolf Conservation Program Director and podcast host Chelsea Greer reflects on her early fascination with the human-animal bond and how her post-secondary education transformed her perspective on what truly benefits wildlife. She discusses how exploring alternative paradigms to traditional conservation and animal welfare science sparked her curiosity about applying animal welfare principles to wildlife and developing creative coexistence strategies.From studying elephants in Thailand to protecting wolves in British Columbia, Chelsea shares how her time as a graduate student in the Canid Conservation Science Lab at the University of Calgary deepened her understanding...
2025-03-1149 min
Raincoast RadioWolf genetics and ecology with Astrid Vik StronenIn this episode, conservation biologist and genetics researcher Dr. Astrid Vik Stronen discusses her journey into wildlife research and conservation, beginning with her early passion for ecology and evolving into a focus on wildlife genetics and genomics. From tracking wolves through the dense forests and rolling hills of Riding Mountain National Park, Manitoba to analysing hundreds of wolf scats collected in the coastal temperate rainforests of British Columbia, Astrid offers captivating insights and stories from both the field and the lab.Delving into the fascinating world of conservation genetics, we explore a...
2025-03-0459 min
Raincoast RadioThe science and ethics of tracking wolves with Shelley AlexanderIn this episode, wildlife scientist and canid specialist Dr. Shelley Alexander shares captivating stories and insights from the early days of her wildlife career. From tracking the return of wolves in Banff National Park to raising coyote pups and working with livestock owners, Shelley reflects on how these formative experiences have influenced the trajectory of her work 25 years later. Challenging the traditional concept of habitat, we explore how animals might experience habitat alteration and loss, emphasizing the importance of considering not only the physical attributes but also the cognitive and affective landscape of “good” habitat.
2025-02-2557 min
Raincoast RadioWolves, biodiversity, and food security with Susan BragdonIn this episode, international lawyer and natural resource ecologist Susan Bragdon discusses her early work as a young girl studying wolves in captivity. She shares the groundbreaking discovery her observations led to about the role of female wolves, challenging the biases that had shaped previous understandings. We also explore the dynamic nature of wolf interactions and the importance of considering personality in understanding wolves and advancing wildlife conservation.From wolves to multilateral negotiations, Susan shares how her desire to protect wildlife and biological diversity led her to recognize the importance of agricultural diversity for food and...
2025-02-181h 04
Raincoast RadioWolf social behaviour with Jane PackardIn this episode, behavioural ecologist Dr. Jane Packard highlights the connection between behaviour, ecology, and physiology as she recounts captivating tales from her time as a wolf researcher across Canada and the US. From captive wolves in Minnesota to the wild packs of Ellesmere Island and Yellowstone National Park, we also explore the complex interplay of social and environmental factors that shape the intricate lives of wolves, delving into their reproductive, social, and cognitive behaviours.Additionally, in the pursuit of progressing both wolf research and conservation, we discuss the importance of learning to see the world...
2025-02-1154 min
Raincoast RadioGray wolf recovery with Diane BoydIn this episode, wolf researcher and author of A Woman Among Wolves Dr. Diane Boyd shares captivating stories and insights from her forty year journey through wolf recovery in the western U.S. We discuss her early experiences working with Dr. David Mech in northern Minnesota and the consuming passion that led her to wolves and field biology, ultimately shaping both her career and who she is today. Diving into one of Diane’s favourite topics, we learn about the advantages and disadvantages of reintroduction efforts, drawing on examples from Yellowstone National Park and Col...
2025-02-041h 03
Raincoast RadioExcitement for our new podcast, Raincoast RadioThis fascinating new series will bring you into the lives of wolves, the women who study them, and the challenges these animals face as wide-ranging, top predators in a landscape often dominated by fear and misunderstanding. Of wolves and women showcases the inspiring journeys of women who have made significant contributions to wolf science. Through captivating conversations, this series explores their ground-breaking research, fieldwork, passion, and the obstacles they've overcome. We hope you tune into the inaugural series of Raincoast Radio, Of wolves and women. Our first episode with Dr. Diane Boyd will be coming to your favourite podcast...
2025-01-2201 min
Raincoast RadioIntroducing Raincoast Radio, Of wolves and womenFrom the epic journeys of individual wolves to legendary exploits of pack leaders, the stories of mother wolves have not only captured the hearts and minds of conservationists and wildlife enthusiasts, but also sparked important conversations about coexistence, ecology, and the delicate balance between wilderness and humanity. Equally captivating and impactful are the stories of the women who studied these wolves. In this series, Raincoast's Wolf Conservation Program Director Chelsea Greer will be talking to some amazing female scientists whose dedication and groundbreaking research have not only deepened our understanding of these remarkable creatures, but have also...
2024-12-1703 min
Green Bull RadioCoastal Guardians: ESG and Wildlife ConservationIn this episode, we dive into the crucial work of the Raincoast Conservation Foundation, exploring how they integrate scientific research and community partnerships to protect British Columbia's coastal ecosystems.
Kristen Walters, Director of Salmon Habitat, Climate, and Policy, discusses the threats facing these environments, successful conservation projects, and the importance of public education and advocacy. Join us as we uncover how Raincoast is leading the way in environmental stewardship and sustainability.
2024-11-1528 min
Vistas & VoicesChelsea Greer: Wolves, Caribou, and ConservationWelcome back to Vistas and Voices, where we explore compelling conversations with experts and enthusiasts passionate about conservation, sustainability, and the natural world with your host, Tyler Garwood.
Today’s episode blends science, ethics, and heartfelt dedication to the natural world. My guest today is Chelsea Greer, the Wolf Conservation Manager at Raincoast Conservation Foundation. Chelsea is dedicated to safeguarding the lands, waters, and wildlife of coastal British Columbia through scientific research, public education, and wildlife management reform.
In this episode, we discuss the complex world of wolf management, political challenges, and t...
2024-06-1052 min
Crime Writers of Canada's PodcastYvonne Maximchuk, BC Author and Watercolor ArtistYvonne Maximchuk is still exploring the Broughton Archipelago in her sixteen-foot speedboat SeaRose from her off-grid home on Gilford Island, still learning the secret world of islands and inlets from which she draws her inspiration. She is a life-long working artist in acrylic, watercolour, drawing media and clay, and author of a memoir; Drawn to Sea – From Paintbrush to Chainsaw, Carving out a Life on BC’s Rugged Raincoast (Caitlin Press 2013) about her life in the Broughton Archipelago wilderness. She is co-author of Full Moon Flood Tide, Bill Proctor’s Raincoast (Harbour Publishing 2003) nominated for the Bill Duthie’...
2024-03-1418 min
The Tyee: Audio EditionWant to Save Wild Salmon Here’s What to DoFrom Raincoast Conservation, a playbook on protecting a precious species.
The article is written by Auston Chhor, who works as a policy analyst for the Raincoast Conservation Foundation, and Kristen Walters, who serves as the director of the Lower Fraser Salmon Conservation Program at the same organization.
https://thetyee.ca/Opinion/2023/07/28/Save-Wild-Salmon/
2023-07-2800 min
Nuanced.99. Dr. Peter Ross: BC Floodwaters Contaminated with Cocaine & SplendaPeter Ross discusses with interviewer Aaron Pete the report he co-authored that exposes the discovery of an "astounding diversity" of contaminants, including cocaine and pesticides, in the Sumas Lake region following the November 2021 floods, and also shares his thoughts on the impact of the report and his Healthy Waters Program.Raincoast Conservation in partnership with other organizations conducted a seven-week study which found 177 "new and emerging contaminants" in the water, including painkillers, pesticides, and sucralose, raising concerns about the health of fish habitat and the people in the area. The study identified excessive nutrients, metals, hydrocarbons, and...
2023-03-2057 min
Nerdy About NaturePodchat 12 | Wolf Conservation Ethics, Caribou and the Wolf Cull with Chelsea GreerChelsea Greer is the Wolf Conservation Program Director at Raincoast Conservation, and we sat down one Autumn morning in the woods to chat all about wolves! In this conversation, we delve into the concept of conservation ethics, different monitoring approaches, population dynamics, and their relationship with endangered mountain Caribou, as well as the history of wolves in Western Culture and how outdated misconceptions has lead to controversial Wolf culls throughout BC and beyond.
The takeaway - the big bad wolf you were taught to fear growing up was a flat-out lie. They're actually a lot nicer, kinder an...
2022-11-202h 01
Nice Genes!Pizzly Bears, anyone?Protecting Local Wildlife Icons
What do you get when you cross a polar bear and a grizzly… and why should you care?In this episode of Nice Genes!, host Dr. Kaylee Byers and National Geographic explorer Dr. Christine Wilkinson look into the mysterious case of pizzly bears, a rare hybrid between polar bears and grizzlies. Together they speak with Dr. David Paetkau, whose team unravelled this strange genomic crossbreeding after receiving more and more sightings coming from the Arctic Circle. Is this hybridization occurring because of climate change? They also speak with Wiuikinuxv scientist Jennifer Wa...
2022-10-1800 min
Before You Were BornFast Facts: Executions, Breaking Sound Barriers and Raincoats - The VaultFrom the Vault (2017) - This week in on Fast Facts, we go from the 9 - 15 October, including:
9 October 1967 - Che Guevara executed
12 October 1823 - The First Raincoast September
14 October 1947 - Chuck breaks the sound barrier
15 October 1940 - The Great Dictator Premieres
15 October 1917 - Mata Hari executed
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2022-10-1006 min
Books & Ideas AudioNamwayut: Chief Robert JosephWe all share a common humanity. No matter how long or difficult the path ahead, we are all one. Chief Robert Joseph, globally recognized peacebuilder and Hereditary Chief of the Gwawaenuk People, joined the Vancouver Writers Fest in September to share his first book, Namwayut. In it, he traces his journey from his childhood surviving residential school to his present-day role as a leader who inspires individual hope, collective change, and global transformation. His dedication to reconciliation has been recognized with multiple honorary degrees and awards. Hear him in conversation with his collaborator, Lisa Thomas-Tench. This event was presented...
2022-09-301h 20
Weird HorizonIntro to Cryptozoology: ‘Monsters of the frontier’, Native American Legends transformedContinuing a series on Cryptozoology by looking at the changing context in which Native American and First Nations legends were re-interpreted by European audiences. Exploring some of the ways in which the personhood of Sasquatch-like encounters was downplayed for an ‘ape-like’ creature more suited to pop culture audiences.
Bibliography coming soon, check out ‘Raincoast Sasquatch’ by J. Robert Alley, ‘Tribal Bigfoot’ by David Paulides and ‘The Evolution of “Monsters” in North American Exploration and Travel Literature 1607-1930’ by Adam Shoalts.
Inspired by fellow podcasters Bigfoot Club, Review It Yourself and The Nerdstalgic Po...
2022-08-2239 min
Nuanced.58. Dr. Peter Ross: Ocean Pollution, Plastics & Contaminated Killer WhalesAaron Pete sits down with Dr. Peter Ross to learn about ocean pollution, plastics, and chemicals. He discovered the region’s killer whales to be the most ‘contaminated marine mammals in the world’ in a groundbreaking study, and reported on the widespread distribution of microplastics in the NE Pacific and Arctic oceans. In this interview, Dr. Ross explains the causes of ocean pollution, what is being done to address this growing global problem and what individuals can do to help. Dr. Peter S. Ross is an internationally recognized ocean pollution expert working as a senior scientist with Raincoa...
2022-05-303h 05
So You Want to Be a Marine Biologist76. Valeria Vergara, PhD: Research Camping, Being Adaptable, and Beluga WhalesSend us a textValeria Vergara is a senior research scientist at Raincoast Conservation Foundation where she co-directs the Cetacean Conservation Research Program. Her main focus? Beluga Whales. Originally hailing from Argentia, Valeria studied canids- specifically coyotes and foxes- during her undergrad and masters degree. It wasn’t until her PhD that she switched to the marine world. Valeria is so passionate about her work, and shares insight into what beluga whale research looks like, including spending weeks at camp with these creatures. She also shares why belugas are considered the canaries of the sea, why it’s imp...
2022-03-2354 min
SSAMN StreamSimply Fintastic! Raincoast Conservation Foundation’s Fraser River Connectivity Project And Wild Salmon InitiativeFraser River Chinook salmon are a very important food source for our beloved North Pacific orcas but sadly these salmon are struggling to survive. On this episode, we find out about some of the actions being taken to help them. Raincoast Conservation Foundation (RCF) is a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting the lands, waters and wildlife of coastal British Columbia. While their team is involved in a wide array of conservation projects, we chat with Dave Scott, RCF’s Research and Restoration Coordinator for the Lower Fraser Salmon Program, about programs they are specifically undertaking to increase and protect sal...
2022-02-1138 minGreen Bull RadioSocial Justice and Animal Welfare in Canadian Indigenous CommunitiesLeah is a Mother, and educator from Muskeg Lake Cree Nation with roots in Cote First Nation in Saskatchewan. She co-founded Save Rez Dogs, an Indigenous based grassroots initiative and call to action for communities to gather resources and develop their own dog management plans. When she’s not teaching, she does consulting and presentations for various audiences on the crisis of Indigenous Animal Welfare and Building Community Readiness. Save Rez Dogs is a volunteer, social profit that’s 100% crowd-funded. In this episode we discuss the social justice issues in indigenous communities, the impact on humans and animals and what Cana...
2022-01-0331 min
The Rough PuffsS5E2: A Biscuit Iron MaidenKim and andrea recap Great British Bake Off Series 5 Episode 2, which features a savoury biscuit signature, a florentine technical challenge, and a 3D biscuit scene showstopper. Norman’s wife will need to eat her words (and Norman’s biscuits), Enwezor stamps out his Florentines (gasp!), and Kate has a clever technique for her tea time scene. andrea gluten-frees a spoof of Lesley Stowe’s Raincoast Crisps.
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2021-12-3148 min
Sonido MutanteEp. 5 Discos Mutantes 1968Una selección de trabajos discográficos reconocidos o no tanto que han tenido su papel relevante o han tenido un gran aporte en la historia del rock. Aquí exploramos 4 discos psicodélicos, noise, experimentales o avant garde, aquí los santos pero no el milagro: The Velvet Underground, Nico, Frank Zappa y Os Mutantes.
1. Identity - X Ray Spex
2. Dance - ESG
3. I wanna eat chocobars - Shonen Knife
4. Baby Song - Tha Raincoast
5. Music for evenings - Young Marbel Giants
2021-09-131h 04
Sonido MutanteEp. 1 Mujeres MutantesEn este capítulo revisamos la presencia femenina en el rock de los años 80, esas mujeres que no se conformaron con ser simples cantantes, que fueron mucho más allá explorando diversas artes como el cine, el performance, el video experimental, la literatura etc. Siouxsie Sioux, The Raincoats, X-Ray Spex, Grace Jones, Kate Bush, Nico, Laurie Anderson o Nico serán algunas de las invitadas
1. Identity - X Ray Spex
2. Dance - ESG
3. Babydoll - Slant 6
4. Baby Song - The Raincoast
5. Music...
2021-09-131h 02
The Bookshop ChroniclesChapter 45: Meet My Incredible Sales Rep, Jessica PriceRunning a bookstore means I have to wear many hats. Most people think it's all relaxing, bookish delights in the bookstore biz, and whereas that is true sometimes, there is a crazy amount of work behind the scenes to make it all flow smoothly. One of the things we rely on is getting new books from publishers that we can count on. Ordering new books for customers seems like a no-brainer, but not all book distributors or publishers are created equal, my Friend. It can sometimes be a tedious and exhausting chase for a title or a delivery ETA...
2021-06-0753 min
Glo Says Let's Talk Local, Vancouver"Forecast - Rain with a Side of Raincoast Crisps" Lesley Stowe Part 2Today is Part 2 of this episode. Many share the same dream - move abroad, work in Paris and hone our high school French skills to live our best life in France. Well, that's exactly what Lesley Stowe started out doing and from there she became a tenacious entrepreneur, culinary pioneer, established a thriving business, and became a cookbook author. Besides these many accomplishments one of her lasting legacies is the creation of Rainforest Crisps. Lesley ends our interview with, "follow your dreams" and "find a good mentor." Thanks for the great advice!
2021-06-0326 min
Stethoscopes to Swaddles Podcast20. Defining Core Values and Boundaries for Wholehearted MotheringValues highlight what we stand for. They can represent our unique, individual essence. DEFINE YOUR VALUES Step 1: Peak Experiences: Identify the times when you were happiest, proudest and most fulfilled Step 2- Valley experiences: Identify the times when you were unhappy, feeling shame, and unfulfilled, Step 3: Look at the themes in those experiences to prioritize your top values Step 4: Evaluate Your Top Values Step 5: Value Appraisal: Does it resonate with how you genuinely want to live? How do you want to integrate them in y...
2021-05-1025 min
Beyond BlathersRe-Release: King SalmonThis week we're re-releasing our King Salmon episode from September 23! Buckle in for a talk about the importance of salmon to coastal ecosystems in the Pacific Northwest. And we'll be back next week with a new episode that we're really excited about! To learn more about Chinook salmon conservation, take a look at Raincoast's great wild salmon program. If you'd like to support the show, please check out our merch store where we sell stickers and postcards featuring Olivia's illustrations. Don't forget to subscribe and leave us a rating and review. To stay up...
2021-05-0527 min
Pacific Rim College Radio#39 Shauna Doll on Big Trees, Gulf Islands Conservation, and the Sexiness of SwampsShauna Doll grew up in the relatively treeless city of Grand Prairie, Alberta, and fell in love with nature through a forested ravine that runs through the city and served as her childhood playground. Today, Shauna has found a professional connection to that love of nature through her work with Raincoast Conservation Foundation as the coordinator for the Gulf Islands Forest Project that focusses on addressing impacts to Coastal Douglas-fir habitats.
Shauna’s work is largely devoted to forest conservation, which includes policy work and review, big tree inventory, public education, and land acquisition projects. If you lo...
2021-03-011h 02
Writing the Coast: BC and Yukon Book Prizes PodcastS2 Episode 39: Leslie Hurtig talks about her favourite Vancouver Writers Fest momentsABOUT THIS EPISODE:In this episode, host Megan Cole talks to Leslie Hurtig, the artistic director of the Vancouver Writers Fest. In their conversation Leslie talks about the challenges of organizing a literary festival during a pandemic, the importance of finding the right moderator and some of her favourite memories from past years of the Vancouver Writers Fest.ABOUT LESLIE HURTIG:Leslie was born into a house of books and has made her career from various points within Canada’s book industry. She has worked for some of Canada’s best bookstores, acted as a sales repr...
2021-02-2026 min
The Power of the Only36 An Inside Look At Book Publishing And The Power Of Integrity with Jesse Finklestein - Co-founder Page Two Books"I hope there are a lot of prospective authors out there who really internalize your multidimensional concept of "The Only" and who start realizing that they have a concept that shines in that Only kind of way." - Jesse Finkelstein What does it take to be an author today? The Power Of The Only isn’t just about individuals. It is also about shifting old systems to carve a new path. It is about not being afraid to be "The Only" to create what’s next. And that is what's happening right now. "Onlys" like you a...
2021-02-0957 min
Folks Around The World with Amie MouneimneS2 - Ep.7 Jesse with Raincoast Dog RescueWhy do dogs need us to speak-up on their behalf?
Jesse passionately shares the ways he is rescuing dogs world-wide. You will hear about some unethical practices that have become the norm and nothing short of appalling. Don't fret though. Luckily, we have people like Jesse who are the voices for these innocent lives. The more knowledge we have the more we can help! Knowledge is power.
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2020-10-201h 08
The Whistler PodcastEpisode 19: What's next? (With special guest Tofino Mayor Josie Osborne)Tofino Mayor Josie Osborne joins Whistler’s Mayor Jack Crompton on Episode 19 of the Whistler Podcast to discuss the shared experiences of their resort communities in this uncertain time.They discuss the strong link between tourism and the environment, the importance of deepening the visitor experience and what it means to be a Tofitian or Whistlerite. Tune in hear Josie explain how her master's thesis about clams relates to her work as Tofino's Mayor during COVID-19, and what it means to have 'permeable skin' in politics.Josie has been the Mayor of Tofino for...
2020-07-2847 min
The MARTINZ Critical ReviewThe MARTINZ Critical Review - Ep#3 - British Columbia's Salmon are facing imminent extinction due to exploitive open-pen farming - with Dr Alexandra Morton champion of wild salmonIn this alarming episode Dr. Alexandra Morton provides us with a clear warning of the imminent extinction of our beloved pacific salmon if immediate action is not taken to remove open-pen fish farms from our coastal water ways. Dr. Morton has dedicated her life to the research and understanding of our complex and interconnected coastal ecosystems. She has clearly documented the serious deleterious effects of the fish farms, in particular the devastating effects that sea lice have on out-migrating juvenile salmon. I encourage everyone to support her research and voice in protecting this precious resource. Please take a moment to v...
2020-07-231h 31
Pacific Rim College Radio#12 Chris Darimont on Conservation, Forest Ecology, and Protecting BC’s WildlifeIf you care about the planet, this episode with conservation scientist and university professor Dr. Chris Darimont is one that you do not want to miss. From his research chair base at the University of Victoria, Chris oversees a team of researchers throughout BC. After earning a PhD in Evolution and Ecology from the University of Victoria, his postdoctoral work took him to the University of California, Santa Cruz, and a large group of research partners. He has also worked closely with conservation leaders from First Nations communities of coastal British Columbia. The wildlife and people of BC’s ce...
2020-04-211h 00
Do One Better with Alberto Lidji in Philanthropy, Sustainability and Social EntrepreneurshipFounder of Canopy, Nicole Rycroft, joins Alberto Lidji to discuss the greening of the Harry Potter series; making industry more eco-friendly + working with the likes of Stella McCartney, H&M and ZaraCanopy is focused on protecting the world’s forests, species, climate and helping advance community rights. They do this by harnessing the power of the marketplace.
Nicole launched Canopy 20 years ago with a small budget of $1,800. Today, they work with 750 large corporate customers, including H&M, Zara and Kimberly-Clark by helping them to develop and implement environmental policies.
They aim to change behaviours at a societal level. They approach this by working with the top 1,000 to 2,000 senior decision-makers who work within clothing companies, e-retailers and publishers.
The sheer...
2020-04-0637 min
The Biblio File hosted by Nigel BealeLeslie Hurtig & Jan Walter on Patriotic Canadian Publisher Mel HurtigLeslie Hurtig was born into a house of books and has had a long, successful career in Canada's book industry. She has worked for some of Canada's best bookstores, acted as a sales representative and publicist for some of North America's great publishers, and worked as a foreign rights and contracts manager at Raincoast Books. Leslie sat on the Board of Directors for the Vancouver Writers Fest before taking on her "dream job" position as Artistic Director. Jan Walter has spent her life around books: selling, editing, publishing, promoting. She began as a bookseller at Mel Hurtig's s...
2019-10-141h 01
Junk-FoodiesPumpkin-Spice-a-PaloozaWe review Starbucks PSL and Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew as well as Bailey’s Pumpkin Spice, Nature’s Path Pumpkin Spice Waffles, Oikos Pumpkin Spice Greek Yogurt, Raincoast Crisps Pumpkin Spice and Western Family Pumpkin ‘n Spice Hummus
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2019-09-2057 min
Entrepreneurs Exposed20 Years for Overnight Success, with Raincoast Crisps founder, Lesley StoweLesley Stowe, a true Canadian food entrepreneur, and the founder of the infamous artisan crackers – Raincoast Crisps. The crackers are so popular, they’ve been featured on Oprah’s list of favourite things and in Martha Stewart Living magazine. They’ve also been served in the White House. In this short chat with Adam, Lesley shares stories about how she funded the venture early on, the importance of being in the right environment for your passion, and why she sold to Dare Foods, a family owned private company vs. a private equity firm. Enjoy! Learn more about you...
2018-07-1730 min
Grizzly Times PodcastEpisode 25 - Chris Genovali - Executive Director, Raincoast Conservation FoundationChris Genovali is the Executive Director of Raincoast Conservation Foundation and is a leading conservationist, prolific writer, and major voice for the voiceless creatures of British Columbia. Chris shares the inside story of a hugely successful campaign that recently stopped trophy hunting of grizzly bears in British Columbia.
2018-04-0349 min
Defender Radio and The SwitchThe Science That Shows Government Wildlife Management Is UnscientificWe've all heard the phrase Wildlife management should be science-based. It's spoken loudly by advocates who are opposed to all hunting and trapping, those who think hunting and trapping is all that stands between humanity and bedlam, and everyone in between. But is wildlife management in North America actually science-based? That's the question posed by a team of scientists from Raincoast Conservation Foundation, Simon Fraser University, University of Victoria, and the University of Wisconsin – Madison. Their study, Hallmarks of science missing from North American wildlife management", published by Science Advances earlier this month, asked this question: and ca...
2018-03-2835 min
Defender Radio and The SwitchNEWS BRIEF: The Science That Shows Government Wildlife Management Is UnscientificWe've all heard the phrase Wildlife management should be science-based. It's spoken loudly by advocates who are opposed to all hunting and trapping, those who think hunting and trapping is all that stands between humanity and bedlam, and everyone in between. But is wildlife management in North America actually science-based? That's the question posed by a team of scientists from Raincoast Conservation Foundation, Simon Fraser University, University of Victoria, and the University of Wisconsin – Madison. Their study, Hallmarks of science missing from North American wildlife management", published by Science Advances earlier this month, asked this question: and ca...
2018-03-2705 min
Defender Radio and The Switch438: Fish, Bears, and ConservationWest coast bears like their fish. I don't think we really need science to tell us that. But which bears eat what, how much salmon they're eating, where they're getting it from, what influence that has on the ecosystems around them, even at great distances from the coast, and how that could all impact management across geopolitical lines - now that's what science is good at. Megan Adams, PhD candidate at the University of Victoria, research scholar with the Hakai Institute, and biologist with the Raincoast Conservation Foundation, recently published a study examining the data associated with...
2017-07-1833 min
DJ SOUL - My Mood in MusicVIBIN' 3: MORE VIBES ... A Mixtape by DJ SOUL
An extension of the Roadtrip Vybz and Raincoast Vibes mixes...MORE VIBES! Inspired by my mood and that feel good VIBE. Enjoy!
TRACK LIST
1 The Way I Are - Bebe Rexha ft Lil Wayne
2 Wasted - Ally Ryan
3 Rollin - Calvin Harris ft Future & Khalid
4 Dance - Timaya ft Rudeboy
5 Im A Fan - Pia Mia ft Jeremih
6 Down - Fifth Harmony ft Gucci Mane
7 Uh Oh - Anjali World ft Casey Veggies
8 Tonight - Global Party Starters ft Elise Estrada
9 Shake Your Bam Bam - RDX
10 12PM (Kalibandulu & Walshy Fire Remix) - Alkaline
11 Chicken Dumplin - Bunji Garlin
12 Lock n Key - Sean Paul
13 Fat Piece - S...
2017-06-151h 20
Robert Ouimet presentsKaty Hutchison podcastRaincoast Books of Vancouver has always been an innovative company. I was thrilled when (then) digital marketing manager Monique Trottier asked me to help create a series of author podcasts for the company.
Many of the titles we worked on are now with other publishers, but the podcasts still hold up. Enjoy.
Katy Hutchison – Walking After Midnight
Katy’s powerful story inspired Lifetime Network’s 2010 movie “Bond of Silence”. Her 2013 TEDx talk has been viewed over 100,000 times and she was proud to be included in the Simon Fraser University Alumni Appreciation Project in 2015.
She m...
2017-03-2700 min
SasWhat: A Podcast about BigfootEpisode 112: SasWhat Nation -- AlaskaAndy and Mark head up to The Last Frontier, and you're invited! In this episode, the guys compile some of Alaska's creepiest and most fascinating sighting reports for your listening enjoyment. You will either want to hop on the next cruise to Ketchikan or run screaming!
Special thanks to Larry 'Beans' Baxter for his contributions to this episode! The guys would also like to acknowledge "Raincoast Sasquatch" by J. Robert Alley and sasquatchtracker.com as invaluable sources of information. (Not to mention alaska.net)
Cryptid Culture Magazine Issue 5 is now available, which includes the article "...
2017-03-221h 11
Defender Radio and The SwitchEpisode 405: Challenging Cougar Conflict MisconceptionsCougars are persecuted for the typical reasons: they're large carnivores that, when they come into conflict with people or places people live, can do significant damage. Add on the instinctual fear we have of large predators, the media's love of sensationalizing stories about wildlife, and it all starts to make sense. But one study is challenging the way we should be looking at cougar-related conflict. Dr. Chris Darimont, Hakai-Raincoast professor at University of Victoria, science director for Raincoast Conservation, and research scholar for the Hakai Institute, coauthored a study that looked at 30 years of cougar...
2016-11-0842 min
Defender Radio and The SwitchEpisode 325: Uncertainty, certainlyWe began to tentatively celebrate when earlier this month the Auditor General of British Columbia revealed there would be an investigation into the trophy hunting of grizzly bears. The exact notification, found on the AG website, read the investigation would be to, "determine if the Ministry of Environment and the Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations are effectively managing the grizzly bear population in BC." The announcement is a result of the AG's office seeing a peer-reviewed study conducted by our friends at Raincoast Conservation Foundation on the matter of uncertainty in the...
2016-06-1427 min
Defender Radio and The SwitchEpisode 322: Cause & Effect of ConflictWe know that grizzly bears love fish. We know that grizzly bears can come into conflict with people and infrastructure. And now, thanks to researchers at Raincoast Conservation Foundation, we know how those two facts are tied together. Earlier this month, Raincoast published their study, Ecology of conflict: Marine food supply affects human-wildlife interactions on land, in the journal Scientific Reports. By examining over three decades of conflict-killed grizzly reports, the researchers determined that food availability was the greatest cause of conflict – and that other factors such as hunting or population changes played a much less significant ro...
2016-05-3133 min
Defender Radio and The SwitchEpisode 313: Fear itselfIn the animal kingdom, the power of fear is something no one would question. Fear can impact and control entire populations, affect whole ecosystems, and even change the path of evolution. But is it something we can measure – and once and for all, prove that the role of predators is more than just what they eat?
A new study from Raincoast Conservation Foundation does just that. Led by Raincoast’s ecologist and PhD student Justin Suraci, the team of scientists showed through experiments that the mere presence of predators can impact the behaviour of mesopredators and other spec...
2016-03-0121 min
Defender Radio and The SwitchEpisode 249: Living With Wildlife PreviewThanksgiving has passed and we know what we’re thankful for: Living With Wildlife 2015 is finally here! This Friday, October 16, we’re bringing together some of the top experts on wildlife, conservation, and co-existence in Vancouver for our fifth annual conference.
I was lucky enough to catch time with two of our presenters prior to the event: the BC SPCA’s top scientist Dr. Sara Dubois, as well as Raincoast Conservation Foundation’s postdoctoral researcher Dr. Heather Bryan.
There are still a few seats available for this great event, so if you’re in the Vancouver...
2015-10-1319 min
"Doctor Mom" Podcast#005: The Postpartum Period (Part 2: The First Six Months)What are the first few months postpartum REALLY like? Steph and Aglaée get vulnerable and discuss their personal struggles, crazy thoughts, rollercoaster ride of emotions, and strategies for surviving the newborn phase and first few months. If you're a new mom, you'll resonate with the stories on this episode. If you're an expecting mom, you'll get a sense of what to expect. Join us as we share our eye-opening, humbling, real-life experiences.
[0:00] Recap on last episode and need for more information about postpartum depression and anxiety disorders on this podcast.
[1:32] Announce next show's expert, Gail...
2015-03-3152 min
Deconstructing DinnerFarmed Salmon Arrive in Ottawa (Norway, British Columbia VII)Over the past year, Deconstructing Dinner has spent an increasing amount of time focusing on the discussions that take place on food and farming within Canada's parliamentary committees. Today, we visit with a previously unexplored committee on the show - the Standing Committee on Fisheries and Oceans, where, in the past few months, the subject of salmon farming has been a focus of attention. Among the many issues addressed within the Committee, host Jon Steinman deconstructs dialogue that took place on resistance among sea lice to the anti-parasitic drug - SLICE. The drug is an open-net cage...
2010-06-1459 min
How Much Do We Love…HMDWL 124HMDWL 124! Tonight we love Christine’s Ukulele Surprise, Raincoast Crisps, and spring cleaning. Also, Sara has a new blog, Do I Really Need This?.
Try making your own Raincoast Crisps with this recipe!
Shop for some of our favorite HMDWLs at HDMWL Store!
Join our fan page on Facebook and follow us on Twitter: HMDWL, Rob, Sara
2010-06-1100 minDeconstructing DinnerRally for Wild Salmon: "Fish Farms Out" (Norway, British Columbia VI)On May 8, 2010, Deconstructing Dinner descended upon the grounds of the Legislature of British Columbia in Victoria where one of the largest rallies of its kind was taking place. The rally was organized as part of the 2.5 week long "Get Out Migration" calling for the removal of open-net salmon farms along the B.C. coast. Between April 21 and May 8, biologist Alexandra Morton travelled from the community of Echo Bay in the Broughton Archipelago and proceeded on foot down Vancouver Island where hundreds of supporters joined her as they approached the BC Legislature. An estimated 4,000 people attended the rally. ...
2010-05-1358 minDeconstructing DinnerFarming in the City XIII / Updates: 'Norway, British Columbia' & 'A Dinner Date With the Olympics'Farming in the City XIII (Backyard Chickens X) In November 2009, a panel discussion on urban agriculture was hosted by Backyard Bounty and the University of Guelph. The event was called Opportunities for Action: An Urban Agriculture Symposium and Deconstructing Dinner partner station CFRU recorded the panel. This episode hears from two of the panelists who both share innovative urban agriculture projects: the Carrot City exhibition - a collection of conceptual and realized ideas for sustainable urban food production, and the Diggable Communities Collaborative - a community garden initiative that demonstrates the importance of partnerships and the ways in which...
2010-02-1359 minDeconstructing DinnerNorway, British Columbia IV (Farming Atlantic Salmon in the Pacific)In October 2008, host Jon Steinman spoke with wildlife biologist Alexandra Morton who was in the midst of taking the Province of British Columbia and Marine Harvest Canada to B.C. Supreme Court. Morton was challenging the ongoing regulation of the industry by the Province, arguing that the Province is not constitutionally permitted to do so. Instead, it was argued that the Federal government is responsible for regulating salmon farms. Justice Christopher Hinkson came to his decision on February 9, 2009. Morton was victorious. Deconstructing Dinner invites Morton back onto the show to share the outcomes of that decision and...
2009-07-1159 minDeconstructing DinnerNorway, British Columbia III (Farming Atlantic Salmon in the Pacific)In October 2008, host Jon Steinman was toured around a salmon farm along with delegates of the 2008 conference of the Canadian Farm Writers Federation. The tour was sponsored by the Province of British Columbia's Ministry of Agriculture & Lands and the British Columbia Salmon Farmers Association (BCSFA). The farm is owned by Marine Harvest Canada and located off the shore of East Thurlow Island - about a 45-minute boat ride from Campbell River, BC. The farm is home to 500,000 Atlantic salmon. On this part III of a multi-part series on salmon farming along the BC coast, Steinman...
2009-01-2659 min
Raincoast Books :: podcasts ::Raincoast Books - Podcast Edition 9 - Clancy with the Puckwww.raincoast.com
Clancy with the Puck, written and illustrated by
Chris Mizzoni. Includes an animated short on DVD, narrated by legendary hockey
commentator Bob Cole.
Visit the Clancy with the
Puck web site at www.raincoast.com/clancy for
more information, including links to order the book online.
About the Author:Chris
Mizzoni is an animator with Studio B productions, which is one of Canada's most
successful independent animation houses. Born in Toronto, he has remained a
devoted Toronto Maple Leafs fan. His amazing collection of hockey
memorabilia includes everyting from h...
2007-09-1500 minRaincoast Books :: podcasts ::Raincoast Books - Podcast Edition 9 - Clancy with the Puckwww.raincoast.com
Clancy with the Puck, written and illustrated by
Chris Mizzoni. Includes an animated short on DVD, narrated by legendary hockey
commentator Bob Cole.
Visit the Clancy with the
Puck web site at www.raincoast.com/clancy for
more information, including links to order the book online.
About the Author:Chris
Mizzoni is an animator with Studio B productions, which is one of Canada's most
successful independent animation houses. Born in Toronto, he has remained a
devoted Toronto Maple Leafs fan. His amazing collection of hockey
memorabilia includes everyting...
2007-09-1500 min
BigFoot LiveThe BigFoot Live Radio Show-40 - 23 May 2007<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/51/03/57/billmarlette/3000x3000_661209.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />WEDNESDAY 23 MAY
7:00 - 8:00PM PDT Tom Biscardi "Live" On Expedition -
RAY CROWE Stands In as Host and INTERVIEWS SPECIAL GUESTS
1. Dr. Robert Alley - Author of "Raincoast Sasquatch".
2.Dr. John Bindernagel - Author of " North America's Great Ape".
3. Robert Murdock - Bigfoot Museum On-Line.
PLUS!! TOM BISCARDI AND SFB TEAM GIVE LIVE REPORT FROM THE MAY EXPEDITION.
TUNE IN AND LISTEN - MARCO Bill
2007-05-241h 00Raincoast Books :: podcasts ::Raincoast Books - Podcast Edition 8 - Walking After Midnight by Katy Hutchinsonwww.raincoast.com Walking After Midnight : One Woman's Journey
Through Murder, Justice and Forgiveness, by Katy HutchinsonBuy the book online: Walking After
Midnight is available at: Amazon.ca
or Chapters.Indigo.ca
or check this list of independent retailers.This
podcast is an exclusive conversation with the author recorded October 7th,
2006 in Victoria,
British Columbia, Canada.About the Book:On New Year’s Eve in 1997, Bob McIntosh was murdered
while trying to break up a teenagers’ party at a friend’s house. His wife, Katy...
2006-11-0800 minRaincoast Books :: podcasts ::Raincoast Books - Podcast Edition 8 - Walking After Midnight by Katy Hutchinsonwww.raincoast.com Walking After Midnight : One Woman's Journey
Through Murder, Justice and Forgiveness, by Katy HutchinsonBuy the book online: Walking After
Midnight is available at: Amazon.ca
or Chapters.Indigo.ca
or check this list of independent retailers.This
podcast is an exclusive conversation with the author recorded October 7th,
2006 in Victoria,
British Columbia, Canada.About the Book:On New Year’s Eve in 1997, Bob McIntosh was murdered
while trying to break up a teenagers’ party at a friend’s house. His wife, Katy,
was left a widow with four-y...
2006-11-0800 minRaincoast Books :: podcasts ::Raincoast Books - Podcast Edition 7 - Part 3 of The Nasty Bits by Anthony BourdainRaincoast
Books Part 3 with Anthony Bourdain -
Not All Nasty Bits.The Nasty Bits: Collected
Varietal Cuts, Useable Trim, Scraps, and Boneswww.raincoast.com/bourdain
Buy the Book: Amazon.ca , Chapters.Indigo.ca , Independent
Retailers..........This is the third part of an exclusive seriers of podcasts
with Anthony Bourdain, the best selling
author of Kitchen Confidential and host of
the TV show No Reservations.On June 12, 2006, Anthony
Bourdain spent a day in Vancouver doing media interviews and bookstore
appearances to talk about his new book The Na...
2006-07-1800 minRaincoast Books :: podcasts ::Raincoast Books - Podcast Edition 7 - Part 3 of The Nasty Bits by Anthony BourdainRaincoast
Books Part 3 with Anthony Bourdain -
Not All Nasty Bits.The Nasty Bits: Collected
Varietal Cuts, Useable Trim, Scraps, and Boneswww.raincoast.com/bourdain
Buy the Book: Amazon.ca , Chapters.Indigo.ca , Independent
Retailers..........This is the third part of an exclusive seriers of podcasts
with Anthony Bourdain, the best selling
author of Kitchen Confidential and host of
the TV show No Reservations.On June 12, 2006, Anthony
Bourdain spent a day in Vancouver doing media interviews and bookstore
appearances to talk about his new...
2006-07-1800 minRaincoast Books :: podcasts ::Raincoast Books - Podcast Edition 6 - Part 2 of The Nasty Bits by Anthony BourdainRaincoast
Books Part 2 with Anthony Bourdain -
The Book Signing.The Nasty Bits: Collected
Varietal Cuts, Useable Trim, Scraps, and Boneswww.raincoast.com/bourdain
Buy the Book: Amazon.ca , Chapters.Indigo.ca , Independent
Retailers..........This is part 2 of a series of 3 exclusive podcasts
with Anthony Bourdain, the best selling
author of Kitchen Confidential and host of
the TV show No Reservations.On June 12, 2006, Anthony
Bourdain spent a day in Vancouver doing media interviews and bookstore
appearances to talk about his new book The...
2006-07-1000 minRaincoast Books :: podcasts ::Raincoast Books - Podcast Edition 6 - Part 2 of The Nasty Bits by Anthony BourdainRaincoast
Books Part 2 with Anthony Bourdain -
The Book Signing.The Nasty Bits: Collected
Varietal Cuts, Useable Trim, Scraps, and Boneswww.raincoast.com/bourdain
Buy the Book: Amazon.ca , Chapters.Indigo.ca , Independent
Retailers..........This is part 2 of a series of 3 exclusive podcasts
with Anthony Bourdain, the best selling
author of Kitchen Confidential and host of
the TV show No Reservations.On June 12, 2006, Anthony
Bourdain spent a day in Vancouver doing media interviews and bookstore
appearances to talk about his new book The Nasty Bits.
H...
2006-07-1000 minRaincoast Books :: podcasts ::Raincoast Books - Podcast Edition 5 - The Nasty Bits by Anthony BourdainRaincoast Books
The Nasty Bits: Collected Varietal Cuts, Useable
Trim, Scraps, and Boneswww.raincoast.com/bourdain
Buy the Book: Amazon.ca
, Chapters.Indigo.ca
, Independent
Retailers..........This is part 1
of a series of 3 exclusive podcasts with Anthony Bourdain, the
best selling author of Kitchen Confidential and host of the TV
show No Reservations.On June 12, 2006, Anthony Bourdain
spent a day in Vancouver doing media interviews and bookstore appearances to
talk about his new book The Nasty Bits.
He wore a lapel microphone during
the entire...
2006-07-0300 minRaincoast Books :: podcasts ::Raincoast Books - Podcast Edition 5 - The Nasty Bits by Anthony BourdainRaincoast Books
The Nasty Bits: Collected Varietal Cuts, Useable
Trim, Scraps, and Boneswww.raincoast.com/bourdain
Buy the Book: Amazon.ca
, Chapters.Indigo.ca
, Independent
Retailers..........This is part 1
of a series of 3 exclusive podcasts with Anthony Bourdain, the
best selling author of Kitchen Confidential and host of the TV
show No Reservations.On June 12, 2006, Anthony Bourdain
spent a day in Vancouver doing media interviews and bookstore appearances to
talk about his new book The Nasty Bits.
He wore a lapel microphone during
the entire day, a...
2006-07-0300 minDeconstructing DinnerNorway, British Columbia I (Farming Atlantic Salmon in the Pacific)The BC salmon aquaculture industry has been one of the most criticized in the province. Nevertheless , the industry continues to expand and both the provincial and federal government continue to promote it. The opposition is led by The Coastal Alliance for Aquaculture Reform (CAAR) - a 9-member organization composed of First Nations groups, the fishing community and the conservation community. Key topics to discuss - The recent "Framework for Dialogue" that has been initiated between CAAR and Marine Harvest Canada - one of the three major players in the industry. A recent report was also released accusing the federal...
2006-05-1857 minRaincoast Books :: podcasts ::Nathan Sellyn "Indigeneous Beasts" Launch Partywww.raincoast.com
This is a great chance to meet a young
new author before the rest of the world discovers him. Nathan Sellyn,
author of Indigenous Beasts, is hosting a launch on the 18th
of April at Fiction tapas (in Vancouver, Canada). Here's Nathan's
note about the party:"I’m not a fan of self-promotion, but I love
a good party. Thus I’d be thrilled if you’d join me at Fiction on the night of
April 18th.Fiction is a funky little place on Broadway with a grea...
2006-04-1400 minRaincoast Books :: podcasts ::Raincoast Books - Podcast Edition 4 - Picking up the Pieces by Sherri Magee and Kathy Scalzowww.raincoast.com
Picking up
the Pieces; Moving Forward after Surviving Cancer
, by Sherri Magee, PhD, and Kathy Scalzo,
MSOD.
There are over 11 million cancer
survivors in North America, and every year doctors diagnose one million new
cases. Most survivors emerge disoriented and scarred. The side
effects are not only physical: emotional and financial instability, changed
relationships and spiritual questions leave many feeling overwhelmed.
Survivors speak of feeling fragmented, of needing to 'pick up the pieces' of
their lives once the struggle with cancer is over.
Practical,
reassuring...
2006-04-1300 minRaincoast Books :: podcasts ::Raincoast Books - Podcast Edition 4 - Picking up the Pieces by Sherri Magee and Kathy Scalzowww.raincoast.com
Picking up
the Pieces; Moving Forward after Surviving Cancer
, by Sherri Magee, PhD, and Kathy Scalzo,
MSOD.
There are over 11 million cancer
survivors in North America, and every year doctors diagnose one million new
cases. Most survivors emerge disoriented and scarred. The side
effects are not only physical: emotional and financial instability, changed
relationships and spiritual questions leave many feeling overwhelmed.
Survivors speak of feeling fragmented, of needing to 'pick up the pieces' of
their lives once the struggle with cancer is over.
Practical,
reassuring and informative, Picking Up the Piece...
2006-04-1300 minRaincoast Books :: podcasts ::Raincoast Books - Podcast Edition 3 - Indigenous Beasts by Nathan Sellyn.www.raincoast.com
“My characters reveal that Canadians can be just as
despicable as our American counterparts; I want to provide a ‘warts and all’
perspective, or as my grandfather said, ‘plenty of drugs, sex, strippers and
violence.” – Nathan Sellyn
Indigenous Beasts is a collection of short stories from
this young new writer. He’s an extraordinary storyteller, and these
stories are raw and seething, intense with despair and depravity. They are
bloody and beautiful and full of wisdom, and their pathetic heroes struggle
towards some unattainable and off-kilter moral standard.
Buy it now a...
2006-03-2200 minRaincoast Books :: podcasts ::Raincoast Books - Podcast Edition 3 - Indigenous Beasts by Nathan Sellyn.www.raincoast.com
“My characters reveal that Canadians can be just as
despicable as our American counterparts; I want to provide a ‘warts and all’
perspective, or as my grandfather said, ‘plenty of drugs, sex, strippers and
violence.” – Nathan Sellyn
Indigenous Beasts is a collection of short stories from
this young new writer. He’s an extraordinary storyteller, and these
stories are raw and seething, intense with despair and depravity. They are
bloody and beautiful and full of wisdom, and their pathetic heroes struggle
towards some unattainable and off-kilter moral standard.
Buy it now at ...
2006-03-2200 minRaincoast Books :: podcasts ::Raincoast Books - Podcast Edition 2 - Indigenous Beasts by Nathan Sellynwww.raincoast.com
Indigenous Beasts is a collection
of short stories from Nathan Sellyn.This podcast is an introduction to
Nathan. We'll be featuring a full length interview next week, available
here.
About the book:Indigenous
Beasts is a chilling collection of stories from Nathan Sellyn — an extraordinary
storyteller and a bold, young writer whose work is energetic, shocking and
disturbing. These stories glimpse into the lives of young men who are
intriguing, seductive and sometimes despicable, and are lost in their efforts to
make sense of their relationships, both with women — girlfriends, moth...
2006-03-1600 minRaincoast Books :: podcasts ::Raincoast Books - Podcast Edition 2 - Indigenous Beasts by Nathan Sellynwww.raincoast.com
Indigenous Beasts is a collection
of short stories from Nathan Sellyn.This podcast is an introduction to
Nathan. We'll be featuring a full length interview next week, available
here.
About the book:Indigenous
Beasts is a chilling collection of stories from Nathan Sellyn — an extraordinary
storyteller and a bold, young writer whose work is energetic, shocking and
disturbing. These stories glimpse into the lives of young men who are
intriguing, seductive and sometimes despicable, and are lost in their efforts to
make sense of their relationships, both with women — girlfriends, moth...
2006-03-1600 min