Articles tagged with: Joseph Planta
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The publisher and poet Mona Fertig discusses The Summer Book (Mother Tongue, 2017), a collection of writing about summer in British Columbia, the other books she’s publishing this fall and beyond, and more, with Joseph Planta.
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The broadcaster Peter Anthony Holder discusses his new book Great Conversations: My Interviews with Two Men on the Moon and a Galaxy of Stars (Bear Manor Media, 2017), interviewing, and the many celebrities he’s talked to over the years, with Joseph Planta.
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The Two P’s in a Podcast, Jackie Pierre and Joseph Planta discuss the past weekend, a union dinner Jackie organised and a book launch Planta attended, as well as watching a documentary produced Harvey Weinstein.
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The comedian Evany Rosen discusses her new book What I Think Happened: An Underresearched History of the Western World (Robin’s Egg, 2017), with Joseph Planta.
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The acclaimed journalist and bestselling author Jan Wong discusses her new memoir Apron Strings: Navigating Food and Family in France, Italy, and China (Goose Lane, 2017), with Joseph Planta.
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The poet and writer Dina Del Bucchia discusses her new short story collection Don’t Tell Me What to Do (Arsenal Pulp Press, 2017), the reviews, writing and more, with Joseph Planta.
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The co-artistic director of Shameless Hussy productions Renée Iaci discusses the new production she’s directing, Girls Like That (at Templeton Secondary School 02-10 November 2017), bullying, slut shaming, and the other themes in the show, with Joseph Planta.
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The CBC’s Rosemary Barton, one of the new hosts of The National, talks to Joseph Planta, about the new broadcast debuting Monday, 06 November 2017, what to expect, and working with her colleagues Adrienne Arsenault, Andrew Chang, and Ian Hanomansing.
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The writer and whisky expert Davin De Kergommeaux discusses his book, Canadian Whisky: The New Portable Expert, Second Edition (Appetite, 2017), the surfeit of distillers big and micro across Canada, especially here in British Columbia, with Joseph Planta.
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The author David Chariandy discusses his critically acclaimed novel Brother (McClelland & Stewart, 2017), and the themes of race, violence, family, and the future that are throughout the novel, with Joseph Planta.
