Podcast appearances and mentions of Christie Blatchford

Mike Danton was playing in the Stanley Cup playoffs for the St. Louis Blues. And at the same time, he was trying to hire a hitman to kill his agent, David Frost.Danton's arrest and conviction would become one of the biggest hockey scandals of all time. But this is not just some salacious true crime story. It's an extreme example of everything that's wrong with hockey culture; hazing and abuse, sexual misconduct and the adult men who control the lives of teenage boys for their own monetary gain.Featured in this episode: Steve Simmons (The Toronto Sun)To learn more:The Lost Dream: The Story of Mike Danton, David Frost, and a Broken Canadian Family by Steve Simmons“A teenage girl's vulnerability laid bare at David Frost trial” by Christie Blatchford in The Globe and Mail“The sometimes sad and remarkable journey of Sheldon Keefe” by Steve Simmons in The Toronto Sun“How police cracked 'the cult'” by Greg McArthur in The Globe and Mail“I'm glad I went to prison” by L. Jon Wertheim in Sports Illustrated“Frost case a study in tragedy and farce” by Gare Joyce in ESPNCredits: Arshy Mann (Host and Producer), Jordan Cornish (Producer), Noor Azrieh (Producer), Annette Ejiofor (Managing Editor)Additional music from Audio NetworkSponsors: Airbnb, Canva for Teams, Better Help, If you value this podcast, Support us! You'll get premium access to all our shows ad free, including early releases and bonus content. You'll also get our exclusive newsletter, discounts on merch, tickets to our live and virtual events, and more than anything, you'll be a part of the solution to Canada's journalism crisis, you'll be keeping our work free and accessible to everybody. You can listen ad-free on Amazon Music—included with Prime. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

John announces the 2023 recipient of the Justice Centre's annual George Jonas Freedom Award. He gives a history of the award and explains the reasons this year's winner was chosen. Later in the show we discuss how governments are getting desperate as their attempts to limit rights--particularly free speech on the internet--get rapidly exposed by citizens who no longer fear speaking out.Justice Centre: 2023 George Jonas Freedom AwardAmazon.ca: Beethoven's Mask by George JonasAmazon.ca: Vengeance by George JonasJustice Centre, Feb 12, 2020: Justice Centre pays tribute to Christie Blatchford; video of her 2019 speechJustice Centre on Youtube, 2020: Jccf Jonas Award Dinner 1CBC, Jan 13, 2023: Jordan Peterson is being disciplined for his tweets. Why some say that raises free speech issuesDr Jordan B Peterson TwitterBBC, Nov 4, 2016: Toronto professor Jordan Peterson takes on gender-neutral pronounsAmazon.ca: 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos by Jordan B. PetersonAmazon.ca: Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life by Jordan B. PetersonJustice Centre, May 11, 2021: Manitoba Chief Microbiologist and Laboratory Specialist: 56% of positive "cases" are not infectiousSue-Ann Levy, May 30, 2022: School trustee who challenged woke agenda steps down over harassmentNational Post, Feb 15, 2023: Ontario school trustee barred from meetings after questioning gender transition policyJustice Centre, Jun 27, 2022: Burjoski v. Waterloo Region District School BoardSen. David Richards in the National Post, Feb 3, 2023: Liberals' Bill C-11 is 'censorship passing as national inclusion'Zerohedge, Mar 30, 2023: RESTRICT Act Is Orwellian Censorship Grab Disguised As Anti-TikTok LegislationJordan Sather's Substack, Dec 22, 2022: Running List of All Twitter Files ReleasesTheme Music "Carpay Diem" by Dave StevensSupport the show

In this episode of Now and Next, we dip into our archives to mark Remembrance Day in Canada.We feature a documentary produced in November 2009 by Dave Trafford, Jeff Moss, and the late Christie Blatchford. It was broadcast on Newstalk 1010 CFRB in Toronto.Christie had just published her first book - Fifteen Days: Stories of Bravery, Friendship, Life and Death from Inside the New Canadian Army. It chronicled her experience during 15 of the days she was embedded with Canadian troops in Afghanistan in 2006.You will hear Christie recall and retell, in her own words, the stories from those 15 days. You'll also hear the voices of the veterans sheobserved during her tour.Fifteen Days: Stories of Bravery, Friendship, Life and Death from Inside the New Canadian Army was the recipient of the 2008 Governor General's Award for literary fiction.Embedded in Kandahar won the Edward R. Murrow Award for Excellence in Radio Documentary. 

The OTL gang is assembled! Keith Leslie at CHCH-TV, John Wright SVP Maru Public Opinion, Sabrina Nanji, Publisher and Editor of the Queen's Park Observer and SSN Chief Executive Producer Dave Trafford are around the table.In this episode:It's Remembrance Day in Canada - November 11th.We take time to reflect on the service and sacrifice of our military and their families.AND, we are featuring an archived presentation of Embedded in Kandahar - a radio documentary Dave Trafford produced with the late Christie Blatchford. The show is based on Christie's Governor General Award winning book, Fifteen Days: Stories of Bravery, Friendship, Life and Death from Inside the New Canadian Army.It's posted in our SSN anchor show Now and Next.You can LISTEN HERE https://now-and-next.sounder.fm/episode/special-embedded-in-kandaharBTW, if you enjoy On the Ledge, you'll probably enjoy our daily SSN podcast - NOW and NEXT with Dave Trafford and Erin Trafford.Support Now and Next! For $10 a month, you can subscribe to our Exclusive Supercast feed for access to Now and Next EXTRA with Dave Trafford on Saturdays and Sundays - including the full length interviews featured on The Daily Brief, early access to Now & Next episodes, AMAs and our message board.You're just a few clicks away. Start here: nowandnext.supercast.com

Toronto Mike curates this "best of" episode as he revisits Christie Blatchford's only visit to the Humble and Fred studio.

This episode is a reading from the book "Fifteen Days" by Christie Blatchford. Captain Nichola Kathleen Sarah Goddard, MSM (May 2, 1980 – May 17, 2006) was the first female Canadian combat soldier killed in combat, and the 16th Canadian soldier killed in Canadian operations in Afghanistan. Nichola's death in 2006 hit Canada hard. A “daughter of Canada”, there was no shortage of news coverage on the 17th Canadian combat death in Afghanistan. In the years since, dozens of tributes to her life have been established around the country – some as simple as the memorial plaque in her former high school, some as large and complex as an entire Coast Guard ship carrying her name for decades to come. Many of the initiatives that have taken place in honour of her memory were and are led by the Nichola Goddard Foundation. Nichola Goddard Video by Valour Canada The Nichola Goddard Foundation

James sits down with author and retired journalist Terry Milewski to discuss the trucker convoys, his book Blood For Blood: 50 Years of the Global Khalistan Project, and our mutual admiration for the late Christie Blatchford. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mike chats with Al Strachan about his years on Hockey Night in Canada's Hot Stove, his relationships with Brian Burke, Don Cherry, Ron MacLean, John Shannon, Mike Milbury, Christie Blatchford, John Davidson, Bruce Arthur and more.

Jesse speaks with the late Christie Blatchford, the notorious National Post columnist and court reporter who once called his work "another low-water mark in journalism." This episode was brought to you by Audible and Friday Sock Co. This episode originally aired on September 13, 2015. Support CANADALAND: http://canadalandshow.com/join See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The topic for the first half is a case involving the banning of a film, Killing Europe, from the Ottawa Public Library. But legally, there isn't much to discuss, so we get to talk about the film instead. The second half of the show is dedicated to Christie Blatchford, recently deceased Canadian journalist and recipient of the Justice Centre's 2019 George Jonas Award.Justice Centre Active Cases: Weld v. Ottawa Public LibraryJohn Carpay in The Post Millenial, Sep 2019: ‘Killing Europe' and killing politically incorrect expression OAN on Youtube, May 21, 2018: Death of Free Speech in Canada (Interview with "Killing Europe" producer Michael Hansen)The Telegraph, Dec 19, 2019: JK Rowling declares 'sex is real' in defiance of landmark employment court transgender rulingDutchNews, Jun 25, 2019: Wilders' appeal in anti-Moroccan due to restart, despite interference claimsDW Akademie, Dec 23, 2005: No Room for Holocaust Denial in GermanyDW Akademie, Jul 2, 2016: French parliament votes to criminalize denial of Armenian genocideDaily Mail, Oct 25, 2018: Woman's conviction in Austria for calling the Prophet Mohammed a paedophile did not breach her right to free speech, European Court of Human Rights rulesAlliance Defending Freedom InternationalThe Irish Times, Feb 12, 2005: Pastor cleared over anti-gay sermonJustice Centre News Release, Feb 12, 2020: Justice Centre pays tribute to Christie Blatchford; video of her 2019 speechGeorge Jonas in The National Post, Feb 28, 2012: Supreme Court ruling puts final nail in the coffin of religious freedomCBC, Jun 13, 2019: MP Cooper's statements on NZ attacker will be purged from the official recordToronto Star, Oct 27, 2018: New York Review of Books publishes responses to controversial Jian Ghomeshi essayPatrick Witt in the Boston Globe, Nov 3, 2014: A sexual harassment policy that nearly ruined my lifeOttawa Citizen, Dec 19, 2019: Former Afghanistan hostage Joshua Boyle found not guilty on all countsTheme music "Carpay Diem" by Dave StevensSupport the show (https://www.jccf.ca/donate/)

Welcome to the 225th episode of the Dean Blundell Show. On today's episode we are joined by James DiFiore from Blackball Media. James and Dean discuss Justin Trudeau, the pipeline protests, indigenous rights and “libtards”. We remember media legend, Christie Blatchford. Christie did it her way and helped James during his career. Dean takes a dump on Jessie Brown for a distasteful tweet. We close with new Ontario license plates and talk about the Toronto Raptors. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The late Canadian journalist Christie Blatchford gave a speech last year about the importance of due process and the dangers of the #MeToo moral panic. These are the edited highlights.

Each Monday Canadian Running Staff writer Maddy Kelly and Shakeout host Kate Van Buskirk bring you a weekly recap of the news, results and drama from the exciting world of running. This is The Rundown. [00:31] This week our hosts start by reconnecting in studio after several weeks apart! [06:19] Joshua Cheptegei smashed the world 5K record in Monaco on Sunday morning, running a blazing 12:51. We also pay tribute to runner and journalist Christie Blatchford who passed away last week. [11:25] Canadians are cleaning up on the indoor track scene! We break down all the incredible results, including two Canadian U23 records. [20:43] Several Canadians performed well at the Black Canyon Ultra, including Elliot Cardin who placed third overall! Learn more about The Shakeout Podcast and Canadian Running Magazine on our website https://runningmagazine.ca/category/shakeout-podcast/ Follow The Shakeout Podcast on Twitter https://twitter.com/ShakeoutPodcast Instagram https://www.instagram.com/shakeoutpodcast/ and Facebook https://www.facebook.com/theshakeoutpodcast/ Subscribe to our weekly show on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-shakeout-podcast/id1224828899243

The late Canadian journalist Christie Blatchford gave a speech last year about the importance of due process and the dangers of the #MeToo moral panic. These are the edited highlights.

This week on Open Sources Guelph, there's friction. When Canadians leave home, interesting things seem to happen, which may be the least controversial thing we discuss this week. Next, things are far from cool as the debate over constructing a pipeline hits an all-new level of agitation, the contest to find a Democratic candidate is still as contentious as ever, and we'll wrap up by talking about how we should react when controversial figures get some bad news of their own. This Thursday, February 13, at 5 pm, Scotty Hertz and Adam A. Donaldson will discuss: Some Canadians Abroad. It was a busy week for Canada's political leaders who decided to get out of the country to take care of business. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was in Africa to do a little wheeling and dealing to secure a U.N. Security Council seat. On this side of the ocean, Premier Doug Ford went to Washington to make a few deals of his own, and in the process endorsed Donald Trump's re-election, which did him no favours. So did good come from all these Air Miles? Hereditary Briefs. As the RCMP started to try and clear the protestors in the territory of the Wet'suwet'en people, it seemed like the country itself erupted in protest. In many parts of Canada, including our own backyard, people are engaging in acts of civic disobedience in solidarity with the hereditary chiefs of the Wet'suwet'en, but is anyone in power listening? Is there any move that can be made that will be that will satisfy all sides of this stalemate? Bernie Blow. With two votes of the way, the race to name a Democratic nominee for President is becoming a little clearer. The first place friction lies between progressive Senator Bernie Sanders, and the moderate midwestern Mayor Pete Buttigieg, but Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar has shown that she's far from out of this race even while former Vice-President Joe Biden seems to have been largely removed from the conversation. So do we have a pretty good idea about who the nominee will be, or are there still some surprises left? Crossing Jordan. Last weekend, it was announced that University of Toronto professor and provocateur Jordan Peterson has been in Russia dealing with complications from a serious drug addiction. Last week, it was announced that shock jock Rush Limbaugh was diagnosed with stage four cancer, and then controversial columnist Christie Blatchford passed away this week from her own cancer struggle. How are we supposed to talk about controversial figures when bad things seem to befall them? Open Sources is live on CFRU 93.3 fm and cfru.ca at 5 pm on Thursday.

We're back! The dog pound talks about Christie Blatchford's rotten legacy, the actions in support of the Wet'suwet'en, and the general abysmal state of punditry in "Canada". 

Le billet de Martineau : Christie Blatchford était une personne brillante, drôle et qui se tenait debout devant l'adversité. Justin courtise des chefs d'État homophobes.

Justin Trudeau's government is is paying news outlets to cover climate change – just the latest example of the Liberals cozying up with the press, even when they say they aren't influencing content. True North's Andrew Lawton talks about this, as well as Telus' inexplicable shill for the Liberals. Also on the show: a tribute to National Post columnist Christie Blatchford, and kudos to Emmanuel Macron for standing up for free speech, even when it's used to mock religious beliefs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Christie Blatchford passed away at 68 after a battle with cancer. Alex Pierson joins Scott to remember Blatchford, and her affect on court room reporting in media and on Pierson's career.Guest: Alex Pierson, Host of On Point with Alex Pierson

On today's Daily Derringer... married couples on Valentine's Day, camming, Derringer is too smart, and Christie Blatchford. The Daily Derringer Podcast -- Wednesday, Feb 12th 2020 Check out more full episodes at Q107.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GUEST: Alex Pierson, Host of On Point with Alex Pierson on Global News Radio 640 Toronto

My Point on Point - Wednesday, February 12th 2020 In memory of Christie Blatchford  1951-2020

Joe Warmington joins Marc to talk about the great Christie Blatchford and her legacy. Then Dan McTeague on the pipeline protests and our do nothing federal government. Mike Duffy on the Bernie Sanders phenomenon and London calling with Graham Elson.

Karlene tributes her show to Christie Blatchford, an iconic journalist, a superb wordsmith, a superstar writer. Karlene speaks to Christie Blatchford's colleague and friend Lorrie from The Sun. Later on the show, Karlene speaks to Ryan Greer from Canadian Chamber of Commerce about the impact blockades of rail lines are having on our economy.

The dispute between teachers and the government is ramping up in a big way • Toronto remembers journalist Christie Blatchford 

$5/month for ad-free Canadaland by clicking here. Jordan Peterson’s familial PR team, Christie Blatchford’s legacy, Ezra Levant’s civil disobedience, and the campaign to discredit national protests. Nora Loreto co-hosts. This episode is sponsored by Audible, FreshBooks, and WealthBar.

Le « Ben voyons donc » de Sophie : La journaliste canadienne Christie Blatchford est décédée mercredi à l’âge de 68 ans après avoir été diagnostiquée d’un cancer du poumon en automne dernier. Entrevue avec le comédien Guy Nadon : Il nous parle de la comédie politique « La maison bleue » réalisée par Ricardo Trogi. Les dix épisodes seront mis en ligne demain 13 février sur l’Extra de Tou.TV Entrevue avec Maxime Renaud, une mère porteuse : Retour sur son texte témoignage « Pour moi, porter un bébé que je n’élèverai pas est synonyme d’aider son prochain ». Entrevue avec Émilie Dubreuil, journaliste à Radio-Canada : Elle a réalisé le documentaire "Je veux savoir" sur l'histoire de ces deux anciens membres d'une communauté juive hassidique de Boisbriand qui blâment le gouvernement du Québec pour les lacunes importantes de leur éducation.

Le « Ben voyons donc » de Sophie : La journaliste canadienne Christie Blatchford est décédée mercredi à l’âge de 68 ans après avoir été diagnostiquée d’un cancer du poumon en automne dernier.

On today's show, Alan speaks with Global BC Reporter Grace Ke about the CN Rail rallies happening in the BC area. Global Toronto's Morganne Campbell joins Alan from Belleville on the latest updates for CN Rail in Ontario.  CP reporter Allison Jones and Global News Director Mackay Taggart join Alan to commemorate the passing of journalist Christie Blatchford.  Global Investigative Reporter Sean O'Shea speaks with Alan about the new phone scam that steals your number.  Global Reporter Travis Dhanraj gives us the latest on education talks and strike dates.

In the 4th hour of the show Michael and Carlo answer your calls on "Wake Up Woodbridge", discuss the Maple Leafs OT win over the Coyotes, the passing of longtime Toronto columnist Christie Blatchford, the Canucks retiring the Sedin's jersey numbers and more.

The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms launches their podcast in the New Year as the Centre is in the news. In December, the University of British Columbia banned American journalist Andy Ngo from speaking to the local campus free speech club, and now the Justice Centre has sent UBC a letter threatening legal action. This leads host John Carpay and facilitator Kevin Steel into a discussion about cancel culture, a recent ruling in a University of Alberta trial, and many other cases involving the hard working crew at the Justice Centre.Theme Music "Carpay Diem"  by Dave StevensJustice Centre Press Release, Jan. 2, 2020: UBC faces legal action for canceling Andy Ngo event about Antifa violenceThe Federalist, Jul. 2, 2019: I Was With Andy Ngo When The Antifa Attack Happened. Here Are The Horrifying PicturesJustice Centre Press Release, Jan. 6, 2020: Free speech victory as Court rules against University of Alberta $17,500 security feeStudioBruie on Youtube, Mar. 17, 2017: SJW mob shouts down Jordan Peterson at McMaster UniversityCBC, Mar. 22, 2017: McMaster president calls for commitment to academic freedom after derailed debateThe Cord on Youtube, Nov. 12, 2010: Protest at UW over event with Christie Blatchford gets heatedJustice Centre Out of Court Victory: JCCF v. University of Waterloo (MP Stephen Woodworth case)UBC Free Speech Club HomepageLifesite News, Nov. 27, 2008: University of Calgary Pro-Life Students Defy Threats of Arrest over Pro-Life DisplayJustice Centre, Our Cases: Wilson v. University of CalgaryCanadian Press via The Globe and Mail, May 9, 2012: Court sides with two Calgary university students in Facebook free-speech caseAmazon.ca: SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought PoliceJustice Centre News Release, Oct. 15, 2019: New “secret” documents expose Justin Trudeau's role in barring children's camps from Canada Summer Jobs grantsJustice Centre News Release, Sep. 20, 2019: Constitutional challenge to Bill 24 discontinued following repeal of School ActJustice Centre Out of Court Victories: C.D. and N.D. v. Alberta Child and Family ServicesSupreme Court of Canada: Support the show (https://www.jccf.ca/donate/)

Greg Ellis reads How Due Process Fell Victim to Good Intentions: A Veteran Court Reporter Looks Back, Christie Blatchford's essay about how due process has been eroded by the insistence that we should believe victims.

Greg Ellis reads How Due Process Fell Victim to Good Intentions: A Veteran Court Reporter Looks Back, Christie Blatchford's essay about how due process has been eroded by the insistence that we should believe victims.

Canadian Vice Admiral Mark Norman can declare victory on the legal battlefield and return to his post. The high-ranking Royal Canadian Navy officer will not be heading to trial on a charge of breach of trust tied to allegations he leaked sensitive information about a contract to buy a navy supply ship. The case against him was dismissed in Ottawa on Wednesday. Dave is joined by National Post columnist Christie Blatchford.

Christie Blatchford takes on the SNC Affair.

Interesting gems from the archive, plus extra segments to keep the conversation going / On 420, Phil and Cy from High Canada Magazine plus Heather Huff and Robin Linden from The Joshua Tree with a marijuana roundtable in the extra segment / Christie Blatchford, acclaimed writer and long time columnist / Former Ontario Premier Mike Harris, a great interview from the archives.

Hear NP personalties such as Christie Blatchford and Terence Corcoran share their stories of winter in Canada.

The F words this week jumps back into the #metoo #timesup topic. This time Canadian politicians are under attack. A journalist in Toronto wrote an article about the #metoo Tsunami and she is now under attack. You can check out Christie Blatchford's article here   Do you agree with Christie? What is your take?  Let the team know @taylor_kaye @natashankpr @mantella_a We will be broadcasting live on Valentines day in Toronto. Follow us on twitter to find out more! 

The F words this week jumps back into the #metoo #timesup topic. This time Canadian politicians are under attack. A journalist in Toronto wrote an article about the #metoo Tsunami and she is now under attack. You can check out Christie Blatchford's article here   Do you agree with Christie? What is your take?  Let the team know @taylor_kaye @natashankpr @mantella_a We will be broadcasting live on Valentines day in Toronto. Follow us on twitter to find out more! 

A judge in Hamilton Ontario has been suspended 30 days for wearing a Trump-style Make America Great Again hat. Christie Blatchford, National Post, weighs in. 

Is the media complicit in popping Harjit Sajjan's balloon? Also, National Post columnist Christie Blatchford and her parent company, Postmedia are facing a substantial libel suit. Finally, in the art world, what constitutes cultural appropriation and what's merely blatant plagiarism? National Magazine Award multiple nominee and May's CANADALAND guest host Omar Mouallem joins us.Support CANADALAND: https://canadaland.com/joinSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Ontario Provincial Police have been criticised by a judge for plasing the rights of protestors above average citizens. Postmedia reporter Christie Blatchford joins Rob to chat about it. You can read her newest article on the Caledonia protest here.

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Veteran courts reporter Christie Blatchford chats with Rob about her new book and what cases have shaped her opinions of Canadian justice through the years, 

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The Empire Club of Canada Presents: Christie Blatchford, Kevin Donovan and Lisa Taylor In Conversation with Edward Keenan On Beyond the Headlines: Have the Media Treated Mayor Ford Fairly A video that allegedly shows the Mayor of Canada's largest city smoking crack cocaine has generated headlines around the world. News of the video, which was not produced by the journalists, has also raised questions, some of them for the first time in Canada, on the way in which journalists gather and report on people and events. A panel will look beyond the headlines of this watershed moment to discuss the media's treatment of Mayor Ford, who has not acknowledged the allegations, and the broader implications for society. Christie Blatchford has written for all four Toronto based newspapers. She has won a National Newspaper Award for column writing and in 2008 won the Governor General's Literary Award in non fiction for her book Fifteen Days: Stories of Bravery, Friendship, Life and Death from Inside the New Canadian Army Christie is currently the National Post and Postmedia columnist. Kevin Donovan is the Investigative Editor at the Toronto Star and a senior reporter. He has won the Michener Award for Public Service Journalism, three National Newspaper Awards and three Canadian Association of Journalists Awards. He is the author of ORNGE: The Star Investigation Broke the Story. Edward Keenan serves as senior editor and lead columnist at The Grid magazine in Toronto. An eight time finalist at the National Magazine Awards, he was the top editor at Eye Weekly, is a contributing editor at Spacing magazine and writes widely on politics, sports and culture. Lisa Taylor, LLM, teaches at the School of Journalism, Ryerson University. Lisa spent a decade with CBC Radio and Television in a wide range of journalistic roles, including a co creator and host of two nationally broadcast series. Among other courses, Lisa, a former lawyer, teaches Law and Ethics in the Practice of Journalism. Moderator: Edward Keenan, Senior Editor and Lead Columnist at The Grid magazine Speakers: Christie Blatchford, Columnist, National Post and Postmedia Network Inc Kevin Donovan, Investigative Editor and Senior Reporter, Toronto Star Lisa Taylor, LLM, Associate Professor, School of Journalism, Ryerson University *The content presented is free of charge but please note that the Empire Club of Canada retains copyright. Neither the speeches themselves nor any part of their content may be used for any purpose other than personal interest or research without the explicit permission of the Empire Club of Canada.* *Views and Opinions Expressed Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by the speakers or panelists are those of the speakers or panelists and do not necessarily reflect or represent the official views and opinions, policy or position held by The Empire Club of Canada.*

Welcome to episode #118 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast. This is noting but one big, fat and ugly rant about a journalist and their article about why they won't/don't Blog. It got me all kinds of frustrated, and I didn't get my full release on the Blog, so you can hear me rave about it here for a bit. Enjoy the conversation... Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - Episode #118 - Host: Mitch Joel. Running time: 30:41. Audio comment line - please send in a comment and add your voice to the audio community: +1 206-666-6056. Please send in questions, comments, suggestions - mitch@twistimage.com. Hello from Beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at iTunes. Please visit and leave comments on the Blog - Six Pixels of Separation. Feel free to connect to me directly on Facebook here: Mitch Joel on Facebook. or you can connect on LinkedIn. ...or on twitter. Facebook Group - Six Pixels of Separation Podcast Society. In a perfect world, I'd love for you to connect with me, directly, through my Facebook profile instead of joining the group - but, that's your call. Check out my other Podcast, Foreword Thinking - The Business And Motivational Book Review Podcast - sponsored by HarperCollins Canada. Foreword Thinking - Episode #11 featuring Michael Gerber - E-Myth Revisited and Awakening The Entrepreneur Within. PodCamp Montreal - September 20th and 21st - Pavillon de De Design at UQAM. Organized by: Sylvain Grand'Maison, Julien Smith, Bob Goyetche, Jean-François Blais, Laurent LaSalle, Laurent Maisonnave, Hugh McGuire, Casey McKinnon, Harold Boeck and Michelle Sullivan. Twist Image is a sponsor. I will be co-presenting two sessions: The New New Music - Fans, Community And What Business Can Learn From An Industry In Peril with David Usher – musician and cloudid. Podcasting From The Heart - The Value Of Recording A Show With No Editing And No Second Takes – C.C. Chapman – Managing The Gray – Accident Hash – The Advance Guard. Globe and Mail article - I'm Not Blogging This, Mark My Words by Christie Blatchford. Six Points of Separation – Six Reasons Why Blogs Are Unstoppable: 1. Power of the individuals. 2. Speed to publish. 3. Cost to publish. 4. People want to share their stories. 5. There's an audience for it. 6. It's different from other media. David Usher – ‘Kill The Lights'. Please join the conversation by sending in questions, feedback and ways to improve Six Pixels Of Separation. Please let me know what you think or leave an audio comment at: +1 206-666-6056. Download the Podcast here: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - Episode #118 - Host: Mitch Joel. Tags: accident hash advance guard advertising awakening the entrepreneur within blog blogging bob goyetche business casey mckinnon cc chapman christie blatchford cloudid david usher digital marketing emyth revisited facebook facebook group foreword thinking globe and mail google harold boeck harpercollins canada hugh mcguire itunes jean francois blais julien smith laurent lasalle laurent maisonnave managing the gray marketing mass media michael gerber michelle sullivan motivational books online social network podcamp podcamp montreal podcast podcasting six pixels of separation social media marketing sylvain grandmaison twist image unconference web 20