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A master canoe builder visits Peterborough and shares his knowledge with young people, and with me in this radio documentary.
The Master Canoe Builder
Tag: Sounds Like Life
Sounds Like Life is an audio art project which I produce and host featuring ambient sounds from my everyday life and diary reflections.
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The live Sounds Like Life experience
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Live from Sadleir House, Sounds Like Life braved a performance in front of a live studio audience. Part of Peterborough Independent Podcasters Pints & Podcasts pub night, I joined a number of other vulnerable podcasters getting onto the stage to lay our podcasts bare for all to see. I selected some sounds from the past… Continue reading The live Sounds Like Life experience
The doc with all the donkeys
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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 day to take care of these retired animals, many of which have stories of abuse and neglect. One afternoon in… Continue reading The doc with all the donkeys
Happy Birthday to my Grandma
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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 my grandma’s family, extended family, old friends, new friends… people who were mostly strangers to me. Ahead of time, I… Continue reading Happy Birthday to my Grandma
Travellers on the Trans-Canada Trail
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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 Northwest Territories, and over to Vancouver Island. For my birthday, my partner and I went to none of those places.… Continue reading Travellers on the Trans-Canada Trail