Sherron Burns’ artistry weaves its way through theatre, dance, mask work, and puppetry. She shares the work she is doing through collaborations, arts education, and her involvement in the newly formed Artist Run Centre (ARC) in North Battleford, SK.
Flo Frank shares stories of her global “from-ness”, and her passion for indigenous cultures. Stories from her travels, her love of Saskatchewan, cooking, and more. Flo’s work across Canada and around the world has made, and continues to make, a positive difference on the planet. Sage advice from her Grandmother!
Wendy Robinson joins me along with her cousin Brenda Sapergia and their two horses, Gypsy and Zeva. “Equine Therapy” brings unconditional companionship and comfort in times of joy and sadness. Horses have played a major role in the lives of Wendy and Brenda and have brought them through some life-changing events.
Weldon Gray is a luthier, a wizard, and has kept company with greats like Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble! Enough said…Weldon defines the term a “Renaissance man”.
Visit: www.graylorelutes.com and www.thewackywizard.net
Eileen Laverty is a known for delivering heart-rending ballads, and has performed across Canada and Ireland. Eileen shares her stories from the road, her musical journey, life philosophy and her love of soccer!
Featured song by Eileen Laverty – “The Road” from the album “ground beneath my feet”
Carey Rigby-Wilcox is an advocate for adult literacy, an accomplished author and an inspiration for anyone overcoming the stigma, shame and fear around literacy challenges. Carey opens her heart in an honest discussion about her personal struggle and her triumphant accomplishments. For those living in silence with this issue, this podcast will reassure you in knowing that you are not alone.
Gladys McCarthy is a scientist, a chocolatier, an entrepreneur, owner of “Glad’s Chocolates”, a barn dance host, and a drummer! I meet Gladys in her idyllic setting just outside of Kindersley, Saskatchewan. Gladys returned to the family farm where she lives a very fulfilling life.
Kindersley resident Eleanor Smith shares her stories of an inspiring teacher, her own career as an educator, stories of a tragic murder, and a mysterious rock. Eleanor is an historian, and a lover of words.
Deer and antelope play, telephones made from barbed wire fences and toy electric chairs that work! These are some of the stories you’ll hear from my two guests Bud Thomson (not Anderson! sorry Bud! Electric chair for the host?), and Bill Warrington as we wind our way through the farmlands of Alsask and Loverna, SK in a truck.
Over a dozen men from Kindersley and area join me for an hour of great fun as we reminisce about the good old days.