
Increasing awareness of the rich cultural heritage of Canadians with origins in the Third World.
Hosted by: Lloyd Stanford
Airs: Every Thursday from 6:00 PM to 6:30 PM
Coming up at 6:00 PM on April 17th, 2025:
Remembering Sir Philip Sherlock, part 4 - Edward Baugh presented an assessment of Sir Philip's poetry at a February 2001 symposium.
Hosted by: Lloyd Stanford
Airs: Every Thursday from 6:00 PM to 6:30 PM
Coming up at 6:00 PM on April 17th, 2025:
Remembering Sir Philip Sherlock, part 4 - Edward Baugh presented an assessment of Sir Philip's poetry at a February 2001 symposium.
Third World Players Present
Date | Host | Highlight | On Demand |
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Apr. 17, 2025 | Lloyd Stanford | Remembering Sir Philip Sherlock, part 4 - Edward Baugh presented an assessment of Sir Philip's poetry at a February 2001 symposium. |
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Apr. 10, 2025 | Lloyd Stanford | Remembering Sir Philip Sherlock, part 3 - coverage from a February 2001 symposium plus readings from Sherlock's works by Karl Gordon |
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Apr. 3, 2025 | Lloyd Stanford | Remembering Sir Philip Sherlock, part 2 - Lloyd Stanford in conversation with George Bullen, Dr Robert Moore and Ewart Walters |
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Mar. 27, 2025 | Lloyd Stanford | Remembering Sir Philip Sherlock, part 1 - Lloyd Stanford in conversation with George Bullen, Dr Robert Moore and Ewart Walters |
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Mar. 20, 2025 | Lloyd Stanford | Cricket, Life and Literature part 8 (final part) - a series from 2003 featuring John Harewood, Ewart Walters, Robert Moore and Martin Wickham. |
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Mar. 13, 2025 | Lloyd Stanford | Cricket, Life and Literature part 7 - a series from 2003 featuring John Harewood, Ewart Walters, Robert Moore and Martin Wickham. |
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Mar. 6, 2025 | Lloyd Stanford | Cricket, Life and Literature part 6 - a series from 2003 featuring John Harewood, Ewart Walters, Robert Moore and Martin Wickham. |
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Designed to increase awareness of the rich cultural heritage of Canadians with origins in the Third World, this multicultural, multi-lingual programme features rehearsed readings from Third World literature as well as interviews with Third World writers, including those living in Canada, and with others interested in that literature.