Sentences with phrase «cbc radio documentary»

Adman Terry O'Reilly answers these questions and more as he investigates the world of real estate advertising in a recent episode of his hugely successful and entertaining CBC radio documentary series Under the Influence.

(Though released on CD by Delos, the disc lacks «Requiem for a Cavalier» - an edited 25 minute audio track from a 1968 Canadian CBC radio documentary on star Errol Flynn, which was also broadcast by the BBC in England, and by ABC in Australia, in a longer 50 minute version.)

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Upon returning to Winnipeg with her family in 1991, she freelanced at the CBC, making radio documentaries.

He's the author of two books of poetry, Swing in The Hollow (2002) and Two Bits (2007), and co-author of a collection of short fiction (Cars, 2002); he has also published widely as a journalist and essayist, and has produced, written and performed radio monologues and documentaries about blindness for the CBC.

He has also produced, written and performed radio monologues and documentaries about blindness for the CBC.

Her work was featured in a 2013 radio documentary by Paul Kennedy on CBC's Ideas, titled Valley of the Deer; has been reviewed in publications including The New York Times, Art Papers, The Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star, and Border Crossings; and appears in several books including Better Off Dead edited by Sarah Juliet Lauro.

He has since presented two influential documentary CBC Radio series on the environment, It's a Matter of Survival and From Naked Ape to Superspecies.

Adapted from a documentary done for The Current on CBC Radio One.

I made my living for some years as a free lance journalist, mainly doing radio documentaries for CBC.

«I had the feeling that what was I doing there as a librarian was important,» he said in The Current's [a CBC radio show] documentary «Shelf Life,» adding, «I don't how many inmates have told me that they have never read a book

«I had the feeling that what was I doing there as a librarian was important,» he said in The Current's [a CBC radio show] documentary «Shelf Life,» adding, «I don't how many inmates have told me that they have never read a book before they were incarcerated.