A series that celebrates public broadcasting in Canada and where we meet the CBC broadcasters and voices who bring us together as a country from coast to coast to coast Hosted by Kevin Caners and produced by the program The Public out of CIUT at the University of Toronto
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Categories | ArtsSociety & Culture |
A conversation with Dr. Brian Goldman, the host of CBC Radio One's White Coat, Black Art about his beginnings in medicine, his path into becoming one Canada's best known health journalists, and his thoughts on some of the primary issues within the me... more
A look back on our wide-ranging interview with Linden MacIntyre, who in May announced his plans to retire from the CBC and The Fifth Estate in order to spare the program from worse impacts as a result of the funding cuts. more
IDEAS is one of the most renowned and long-running programs in the history of CBC Radio. Through documentary storytelling it explores topics as diverse as philosophy, history, culture, and politics to science. Since 1999 the program has been hosted b... more
Jeffrey Dvorkin has spent most of his professional life in the world of broadcasting and has held senior level positions at both NPR and the CBC. We speak about the challenges facing public broadcasting, and how the CBC could potentially be re-imagin... more
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CBC is a radio channel dear to my heart . Dave and Morley I listen to over and over . Stuart Maclean being my most favourite storey teller of all time. As dear to my heart as Hans Christian Anderson and Grimms Fairy Tales of my childhood.
This episode should be removed. It is highly inappropriate and morally questionable to keep this episode in its roster. The guy is an abusive, egotistical stain on the CBC.
CBC is my best friend.
I'm a teenager but I've grown up listening to this radio station since I can remember so listening to their voices calms me and I enjoy listening
I'm really enjoying these interviews. I've learned a lot of interesting things about my favourite CBC radio personalities! If the interviewer were a tad more polished, this would have rated five stars for sure. Now if only listeners who care about public radio in Canada had some power to stop the government from budget-cutting them out of existence.
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