Podcast appearances and mentions of bob kronbauer

Bob Kronbauer has built a career on his knowledge of B.C. history.The former publisher of Vancouver is Awesome, who struck out on his own as an independent content creator last year, is now the host of the newest addition to CHEK-TV's local programming lineup, Now You Know BC. Kronbauer, known to his followers as “BC Bob,” joins Broadcast Dialogue - The Podcast to talk about transitioning his signature storytelling style from social media to television, his advice to other content creators in a time of platform volatility, and his renewed passion for affordable internet.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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To mark Canada Day, three content creators got together this week to talk about how despite the trope, Canadian history isn't boring. Steven Wilson, host of Canadian History with Steven Wilson, was joined by Craig Baird, host of Canadian History Ehx and a number of other fantastic podcasts, and Bob Kronbauer, the publisher and editor-in-chief of Vancouver is Awesome, and the man behind the @bcisawesome Tik Tok channel.  Visit us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/canadianhistoryCheck out our website: www.canadianhistorypodcast.caVisit us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/canadianhistorywithstevenwilsonCheck us out on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNfOI7uxJ04GIn7O_b1yarACheck out our GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/ca5ddea0We are on Tik Tok: CanadianHistoryPodcast (@canadianhistorypodcast) TikTok | Watch CanadianHistoryPodcast's Newest TikTok VideosSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cathy Browne wears many hats: She does PR, she's a photographer, she's an activist and advocate, she does stand-up comedy and improv, and she teaches photography to elementary school kids. And she happens to be legally blind. We chat with Cathy about her recent role as part of UBC's Wingspan Goes to School, Canada’s first fully accessible and inclusive Dis/ability and Deaf Artists-in-Residence Program in K-12 schools. Plus we talk about some of the issues Vancouver's disabled residents face, and what teaching has taught Cathy about her art and herself. Then, swoon rock singer-songwriter Alexandria Maillot stops by the V.I.A. studio for a chat and a live acoustic performance of her song "The Judge." Get to know this wickedly talented artist and how she approaches her art. Credits: Produced and hosted by Lindsay William-Ross and Adam Nanji. Our Associate Producer and Editor is Albert Van Santvoort. Additional support from Bob Kronbauer and Elana Shepert. We record in the studio at Glacier Media, 303 West 5th Avenue in Mt Pleasant. Theme song is Vancouver BC by The Smugglers ©1990, available on iTunes. Join our V.I.A. Podcast Facebook community! We’d love to hear your thoughts on each episode, and who you’d like to see on future shows. Follow @viawesome on Twitter and Instagram.

Imagine you are a young professional woman calling a meeting with your co-workers to make a profound revelation: You are transgender. That's exactly what Lauren Sundstrom did a couple of years ago, as part of her ongoing journey to live her authentic self out loud, and to speak up about being in Vancouver's trans community. Since then, Lauren has continued to share her story, opening herself up to questions from Instagram followers, participating in rallies and protests, and taking part in speaking engagements, all in an effort to encourage acceptance and promote inclusion. We sat down with Lauren to gain more insight into her own personal journey, as well as to touch on some issues the trans community faces here in Vancouver as well as around the globe. Also this week, a chat with Kurtis Kolt, the co-founder of Top Drop, a terroir-based wine event taking place later this month in Vancouver. Kurtis has the lowdown on taking the fear factor out of diving into learning about wine, as well as the array of kick-ass food and wine parties on the schedule as part of Top Drop Vancouver's programming this time around. Credits: Produced and hosted by Lindsay William-Ross and Adam Nanji. Our Associate Producer and Editor is Albert Van Santvoort. Additional support from Bob Kronbauer and Elana Shepert. We record in the studio at Glacier Media, 303 West 5th Avenue in Mt Pleasant. Theme song is Vancouver BC by The Smugglers ©1990, available on iTunes. Join our V.I.A. Podcast Facebook community! We’d love to hear your thoughts on each episode, and who you’d like to see on future shows. Follow @viawesome on Twitter and Instagram.

How do you like your Caesar? The beloved Canadian cocktail is celebrating a milestone this year, and is marking its half-century as our national adult beverage. In honour of the occasion, there's a new book out called The Caesar. 50 Years. 50 Stories: Celebrating a half-century of Canada's National Cocktail.  One of those 50 stories belongs to Vancouverite Barb Snelgrove. The media personality stopped by the V.I.A. studios for a chat about how she came to be known for her Caesar-making skills, how she came to be included in the book, and what goes in her perfect Caesar. We also sit down with "defiantly queer" musician Jeff Cancade, aka Devours to discuss his current release, Iconoclast, his journey to Vancouver and his recording career, and his unique expression of identity onstage and in song. Plus: Devours shares a stripped-down version of his song "Garnet Graves" with V.I.A. Podcast listeners. Credits: Produced and hosted by Lindsay William-Ross and Adam Nanji. Our Associate Producer and Editor is Albert Van Santvoort. Additional support from Bob Kronbauer and Elana Shepert. We record in the studio at Glacier Media, 303 West 5th Avenue in Mt Pleasant. Theme song is Vancouver BC by The Smugglers ©1990, available on iTunes. Join our V.I.A. Podcast Facebook community! We’d love to hear your thoughts on each episode, and who you’d like to see on future shows. Follow @viawesome on Twitter and Instagram.

Bob Kronbauer is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of the online publication, Vancouver Is Awesome. He is also an author and the host of a web-series (BC Was Awesome) and podcast (Vancouver Is Awesome). He has sat on many panels and committees, including those for the Vancouver Aquarium, Celebration of Light, and the Pacific Salmon Foundation.

Bob Kronbauer is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of the online publication, Vancouver Is Awesome. He is also an author and the host of a web-series (BC Was Awesome) and podcast (Vancouver Is Awesome). He has sat on many panels and committees, including those for the Vancouver Aquarium, Celebration of Light, and the Pacific Salmon Foundation.