
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
Increasing awareness of the rich cultural heritage of Canadians with origins in the Third World. Rehearsed readings from Third World literature as well as interviews with Third World writers.
Hosted by: Lloyd Stanford
Airs: Every Thursday from 6:00 PM to 6:30 PM
Increasing awareness of the rich cultural heritage of Canadians with origins in the Third World. Rehearsed readings from Third World literature as well as interviews with Third World writers.
Third World Players Present
Date | Host | Highlight | On Demand |
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Jun. 12, 2025 | Lloyd Stanford | Poetry of the Americas 2003, part 4 - conclusion of a March 2003 event at the Library and Archives of Canada for UNESCO World Poetry Day, followed by an interview with Carolina Calderon of the Embassy of El Salvador |
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Jun. 5, 2025 | Lloyd Stanford | Poetry of the Americas 2003, part 3 - from a March 2003 event at the Library and Archives of Canada for UNESCO World Poetry Day |
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May. 29, 2025 | Lloyd Stanford | Poetry of the Americas 2003, part 2 - from a March 2003 event at the Library and Archives of Canada for UNESCO World Poetry Day |
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May. 22, 2025 | Lloyd Stanford | Poetry of the Americas 2003, part 1 - from a March 2003 event at the Library and Archives of Canada for UNESCO World Poetry Day |
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May. 15, 2025 | Lloyd Stanford | Remembering Sir Philip Sherlock, part 8 - continuation of "Anansi and the Alligator Eggs" read by Ewart Walters, plus remarks by Robert Moore on Sherlock's overall contribution to Caribbean life. |
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May. 8, 2025 | Lloyd Stanford | Remembering Sir Philip Sherlock, part 7 - Maud Fuller pays tribute to Sherlock's storytelling; plus an excerpt from “Anansi and the Alligator Eggs” as read by Ewart Walters. |
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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.