Friday Special Blend
Friday September 15th, 2017 with Amanda Jetté Knox and Bob LeDrew
The "Mind's Eye" episode, with mindfulness, eye contact, and "Surviving Canada"
| Building a Boat Matt Mays and El Torpedo - Terminal Romance 
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| Lone Wolf Jack Pine and the Fire - Left to our Own Devices
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| Scheherzade Van Aarle has organized an Innerspace Mindfulness Meditation for Peace event on Parliament Hill, led by author and speaker Jon Kabat-Zinn. The event will take place on the lawn of Parliament Hill at noon on September 21, the International Day of Peace. For information: https://www.facebook.com/Innerspacemindfulness/?pnref=lhc or https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/innerspace-mass-mindfulness-meditation-for-peace-on-parliament-hill-ottawa-tickets-36516143769 |
| Don't Try to Change My Mind Fred Eaglesmith and the flying squirrels - The Boy that just went wrong
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| Home for a rest Spirit of the West - Save This House
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| Andrea Ross is the local organizer of an event on September 23. The World's Largest Eye Contact Experiment is a way to get people to simply gather in a place, stop, and make eye contact with another person for a minute or so. Ottawa's event will take place on the grounds of the National Gallery of Canada on September 23 from noon-3 p.m. https://www.facebook.com/events/1634604026573595/ |
| Gee Whiz (Look at his Eyes) Carla Thomas - Stax 50th anniversary celebration |
| Fire-eyed boy Broken Social Scene - Polaris Prize Nominees 2006
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| Barbara Gray brings us her comprehensive list of cultural and arts events. |
| Be the Woman and The Man Kelly Sloan - Big Deal
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| Evan Thornton joins us to talk about his social experiment of playing Words With Friends as a woman and what he discovered about online life. |
| Lay My Anger Down Jory Nash - Little Pilgrim
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| Cut My Hair Leela Gilday - Heart of the People
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| Prof. Kiera Ladner is one of the editors of a new collection of essays titled "Surviving Canada: Indigenous Peoples Celebrate 150 Years of Betrayal." The book launches September 22 in Ottawa: http://octopusbooks.ca/event/surviving-canada-ottawa-launch-with-kiera-l-ladner-myra-tait-kahente-horn-miller-waneek-horn and the book is available here: http://arpbooks.org/books/detail/surviving-canada |
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Here is the commuter train ride singing Somewhere Over the Rainbow.... https://www.facebook.com/theliberatorsinternational/videos/vl.422187894622078/508540749308753/?type=1
4:40 PM, September 15th, 2017