My friend Dave does a regular segment on CBC’s Island Morning called The Things We Do For Love, wherein he interviews people about their esoteric passions.
Tuesday morning Dave dipped into Pen Night.
Things don’t get much more esoteric than pen geeks talking about pens, inks and paper.
I’ve attached the MP3 that aired this morning.
My friend Dave does a regular segment on CBC’s Island Morning called The Things We Do For Love, wherein he interviews people about their esoteric passions.
Tuesday morning Dave dipped into Pen Night.
Things don’t get much more esoteric than pen geeks talking about pens, inks and paper.
I’ve attached the MP3 that aired this morning.
Matt Rainnie produced this spot for CBC Prince Edward Island’s Island Morning that aired on Friday, August 10, 2018 after the 8:00 a.m. news. He interviewed me about the Charlottetown Boulder Park, and interviewed the proprietors of the new food trucks about their role in the park’s revivification.
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Matt Rainnie produced this spot for CBC Prince Edward Island’s Island Morning that aired on Friday, August 10, 2018 after the 8:00 a.m. news. He interviewed me about the Charlottetown Boulder Park, and interviewed the proprietors of the new food trucks about their role in the park’s revivification.
When Matt Rainnie was host of Mainstreet on CBC Radio we produced a couple of summer’s worth of eclectic radio pieces, like Everything You Wanted to Know About Ice Tea in 2004.
Matt is inveterately curious and a great interviewer, so when I wanted to flush subscribers to The New Yorker out of the bushes I dropped him a line, and he quickly bit, coming along to the Reinventorium yesterday morning to tape a short piece that aired this morning.
The awesome power of radio has resulted in a half dozen more subscribers outing themselves.
Now will someone in New York organize a gathering of their Red readers? Or will they wait until it's 90-something anniversary?
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When Matt Rainnie was host of Mainstreet on CBC Radio we produced a couple of summer’s worth of eclectic radio pieces, like Everything You Wanted to Know About Ice Tea in 2004.
Matt is inveterately curious and a great interviewer, so when I wanted to flush subscribers to The New Yorker out of the bushes I dropped him a line, and he quickly bit, coming along to the Reinventorium yesterday morning to tape a short piece that aired this morning.
The awesome power of radio has resulted in a half dozen more subscribers outing themselves.
Laura Meader from CBC Prince Edward Island interviews PEI Home and School Federation Peter Rukavina about school overpopulation and underpopulation, and what to do about it. This is an edited version of that interview that aired on CBC Island Morning on June 16, 2015. Clips from this interview also aired on CBC Compass evening news on June 15, 2015.
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Laura Meader from CBC Prince Edward Island interviews PEI Home and School Federation Peter Rukavina about school overpopulation and underpopulation, and what to do about it. This is an edited version of that interview that aired on CBC Island Morning on June 16, 2015. Clips from this interview also aired on CBC Compass evening news on June 15, 2015.
A CBC Prince Edward Island “Island Morning” radio piece on PirateBox. This is the unedited audio of the piece, later uploaded to my PirateBox. It aired on Island Morning, in a cleaned-up introed and extroed fashion, on August 12, 2013 at 7:25 ADT.
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A CBC Prince Edward Island “Island Morning” radio piece on PirateBox. This is the unedited audio of the piece, later uploaded to my PirateBox. It aired on Island Morning, in a cleaned-up introed and extroed fashion, on August 12, 2013 at 7:25 ADT.
A piece that aired on CBC Prince Edward Island’s “Island Morning” program about a book of grade 6 student writing that was produced by the school’s home & school association for the graduating class. Includes interview with students and with teacher Jo-Anne Parsons.
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A piece that aired on CBC Prince Edward Island’s “Island Morning” program about a book of grade 6 student writing that was produced by the school’s home & school association for the graduating class. Includes interview with students and with teacher Jo-Anne Parsons.
Hon. Marion Reid, Campaign Co-Chair for the L.M. Montgomery Seashore campaign of the L.M. Montgomery Land Trust talking about the campaign and her interest in land preservation issues on Prince Edward Island.
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Hon. Marion Reid, Campaign Co-Chair for the L.M. Montgomery Seashore campaign of the L.M. Montgomery Land Trust talking about the campaign and her interest in land preservation issues on Prince Edward Island.
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I am Peter Rukavina and this is my blog. I am a writer, letterpress printer, and a curious person.
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