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Third World Players Present
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 December 26th, 2024:
Rebroadcast of Christmas 2020 - various readings and songs. Originally broadcast from January 2021.

Third World Players Present

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Date Host Highlight On Demand
Dec. 26, 2024 Lloyd Stanford Rebroadcast of Christmas 2020 - various readings and songs. Originally broadcast from January 2021.
Dec. 19, 2024 Lloyd Stanford Rebroadcast of Return to Swansea, part 3 - Asoka Weerasinghe reads at the Dylan Thomas Centennial Celebrations - this episode includes a read excerpt from Thomas's A Child's Christmas in Wales
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Dec. 12, 2024 Lloyd Stanford Dehleez Per Phool (Flowers at the Doorstep) - Wali Alam Shaheen discusses his 2005 collection of poetry (originally broadcast October 2008)
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Dec. 5, 2024 Lloyd Stanford Audacious Anglicans part 3 - conversation with Robert Moore and Gerald Rayner about their 2008 book Audacious Anglicans: Heroes of the Anglican Communion. Originally broadcast in summer 2008.
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Nov. 28, 2024 Lloyd Stanford Audacious Anglicans part 2 - conversation with Robert Moore and Gerald Rayner about their 2008 book Audacious Anglicans: Heroes of the Anglican Communion. Originally broadcast in summer 2008.
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Nov. 21, 2024 Lloyd Stanford Audacious Anglicans part 1 - conversation with Robert Moore and Gerald Rayner about their 2008 book Audacious Anglicans: Heroes of the Anglican Communion. Originally broadcast in summer 2008.
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Nov. 14, 2024 Lloyd Stanford Thirsty at the National Arts Centre - a conversation with Canadian actor, director and playwright Andrew Moodie about the play Thirsty, adapted by Dionne Brand from her poetry collection of the same name (originally broadcast November 2012)
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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.