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An Interview With Colin Mochrie
One of Canada's most famous comedians, he has made a living performing improv around the world to the delight of millions. Today on the podcast, I ta…
6 years ago
The Battle of Canal Du Nord
It was one of the last major battles for Canada in the First World War and it seemed nearly an impossible situation. Not only would the Canadians suc…
6 years ago
An Interview With Cheryl Foggo
I speak with filmmaker and historian Cheryl Foggo today about John Ware and her film John Ware: Reclaimed, as well as the impact of Ware, his legacy …
6 years ago
A Legendary Leader: Chief Crowfoot
A prominent leader in the Blackfoot, Chief Crowfoot would be a major force during the last half of the 19th century, negotiating treaty and leading h…
6 years ago
Small Town Histories: The History Of Westlock
This episode is sponsored by the Town of Westlock. A town that not only changed its name and moved, the history of Westlock has lots of stories to te…
6 years ago
An Interview With Hal Johnson
Today on the podcast, I interview someone very familiar to many Canadians, Hal Johnson from Body Break. For over a decade, Hal and Joanne MacLeod app…
6 years ago
Canada Year-By-Year: 1894
It was a year that saw the death of another prime minister, the biggest rock slide in Canadian history, the death of a former NWMP commissioner and t…
6 years ago
An Interview With Andy English
Today, I talk with Andy English from the excellent podcast Hedley Boys, which looks at the men from Hedley, B.C. who served in the First World War. F…
6 years ago
An Iconic Show: The Beachcombers
From 1972 to 1991, Canadians gathered together to watch The Beachcombers, one of the most-beloved shows in Canadian history. Today on the show, I tal…
6 years ago
Fighting For Land: The Mi'kmaq War
After seeing their population decimated and their land stolen, the Mi'kmaq joined the Acadians in fighting against the English in a war from 1749 to …
6 years ago