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Ayesha Barmania

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Category: Audio

A selection of my audio creations.

The doc with all the donkeys

On January 29, 2017 By Ayesha Barmania In Audio
https://www.ayeshabarmania.com/podcast-player/177/the-doc-with-all-the-donkeys.mp3

Originally published: https://soundslikelife.ptbopodcasters.ca/podcast/episode-4-the-one-with-all-the-donkeys/ There’s no question that the donkeys, mules and miniature horses at the Primrose Donkey Sanctuary in Roseneath, Ont. are well taken care of. Sheila Burns and her volunteers make the rounds every …

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Those donkeys have real character!

On December 6, 2016 By Ayesha Barmania In Audio, Featured
https://www.ayeshabarmania.com/podcast-player/194/donkeys.mp3

The Primrose Donkey Sanctuary gives a home to discarded animals in Ontario. With the price of hay so high, there’s a lot of donkeys up for auction and owner Sheila Burns has her hands full …

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Happy Birthday to my Grandma

On November 13, 2016 By Ayesha Barmania In Audio
https://www.ayeshabarmania.com/podcast-player/172/happy-birthday-to-my-grandma.mp3

On Saturday October 22, 2016, my family gathered in Sudbury, Ont. We were celebrating the 90th birthday of my lovely grandmother, Margaret. Over 100 people congregated in the church basement that day: a mix of …

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Travellers on the Trans-Canada Trail

On October 13, 2016 By Ayesha Barmania In Audio, Featured
https://www.ayeshabarmania.com/podcast-player/170/travellers-on-the-trans-canada-trail.mp3

The Trans-Canada Trail is touted as the longest network of trails in the world. When completed, it will span the length of Canada, going from the tip of Newfoundland, to the Arctic Ocean in the …

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Iqaluit school boosts attendance 20 per cent with blended cultural programs

On March 5, 2016 By Ayesha Barmania In Audio, Web Content, Writing

Don Peters is the principal of the Aqsarniit Ilinniarvik Middle School in Iqaluit. In the past seven years that he’s held the position, he’s put his efforts towards finding programs that engage students and improve …

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Manoomin // Rice picking in the Kawarthas

On October 11, 2015 By Ayesha Barmania In Audio, Featured

Around the end of September and beginning of October, I had the amazing experience of helping James Whetung of the Curve Lake First Nation harvest wild rice in what he calls “the wild rice basket …

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Store manager who survived Kenya’s Westgate Mall attack won’t return to work

On July 17, 2015 By Ayesha Barmania In Audio, Featured

Fatima Abdul-Rahman is pleased the Westgate Mall in Nairobi, Kenya, is reopening this weekend. But, after barely surviving the attack at the mall, she doesn’t want to work there anymore. When Al-Shabaab terrorists attacked the …

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Rod Stewart ‘knew it was seal’ says shop owner of photo with rock star in controversial coat

On July 15, 2015 By Ayesha Barmania In Audio

It’s the kind of publicity a small business owner dreams of. Rock star walks into your store, puts on one of your coats. Pictures are taken. Images are then sent around the world. That’s what …

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Man tracks down the remains of his grandfather, a lost hero of WWII

On July 10, 2015 By Ayesha Barmania In Audio

A 72-year-old mystery was solved recently when Clay Bonnyman Evans found the remains of his grandfather, Lt. Alexander Bonnyman Jr, a WWII war hero lost since the Battle of Tarawa. Evans has been living with …

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