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Joeita previews Season 5 of AMI-tv's "Postcards from..." with the show's new host, Author & Artist Christa Couture. Christa discusses her travels to various parts of Canada, the challenges of travelling with a prosthetic, and the joy of exploring new places with all 5 senses. Highlights:Opening Remarks (00:00)Introducing Christa Couture – Writer, Musician, Broadcaster (01:19)About AMI-tv's “Postcards From…” (03:23)Season 5 Travel Locations (04:37)Drumheller, the Dinosaur Capital of North America (05:30)Navigating Rugged Terrain with a Prosthetic (08:40)Bringing Attention to Accessibility Barriers (12:26)Prairie Oysters & Testy Festy (13:42)Dawson City & Whistler (16:36)Learning to Travel More Accessibly (18:09)Accessibility in Transportation (19:58)Unpacking the Suitcase Strategy (21:34)Travelling with Small Children (22:54)The Ultimate Souvenir (24:01)Show Close (25:55)Guest Bio:Christa Couture is an award-winning performing and recording artist, non-fiction writer and broadcaster. She is also proudly Indigenous, queer, disabled and a mom. Her sixth recording, Safe Harbour, was released March 2020. Her writing has been published in Room, Shameless and Augur magazines and cbc.ca. As a speaker and storyteller, she has addressed audiences for The Walrus Talks, CBC's DNTO, Moses Znaimer's ideaCity and Imaginate in Port Hope, ON. She is a frequent contributor to CBC Radio's Now or Never and The Next Chapter, and hosts Season 5 of AMI-tv's accessible travel series “Postcards From…”Watch "Postcards From..." on AMIPlus.caFind Music from Christa Couture on Bandcamp“A remarkable chanteuse, singing superb material,” deems Roots Music of Christa Couture, an award-winning indie artist who has built a reputation for transforming tragedy into musical triumph, with sharp-shooting wit, effortless grace, and heart-on-sleeve intensity. Follow Christa Couture on FacebookChrista Couture's Book - How to Lose Everything: A MemoirChrista Couture has come to know every corner of grief—its shifting blurry edges, its traps, its pulse of love at the centre and the bittersweet truth that sorrow is a powerful and wise emotion.From the amputation of her leg as a cure for bone cancer at a young age to her first child's single day of life, the heart transplant and subsequent death of her second child, the divorce born of grief and then the thyroidectomy that threatened her career as a professional musician, How to Lose Everything delves into the heart of loss. Couture bears witness to the shift in perspective that comes with loss, and how it can deepen compassion for others, expand understanding, inspire a letting go of little things and plant a deeper feeling for what matters. At the same time, Couture's writing evokes the joy and lightness that both precede and eventually follow grief, as well as the hope and resilience that grow from connections with others."How to Lose Everything" series on CBC GemHow to Lose Everything is an Indigenous series of animated short films that explore personal stories of loss. The five films' stories span nations, languages, and perspectives on heartache.More from Christa Couture  About The PulseOn The Pulse, host Joeita Gupta brings us closer to issues impacting the disability community across Canada.Joeita Gupta has nurtured a life-long dream to work in radio! She's blind, moved to Toronto in 2004 and got her start in radio at CKLN, 88.1 FM in Toronto. A former co-host of AMI-audio's Live from Studio 5, Joeita also works full-time at a nonprofit in Toronto, specializing in housing/tenant rights. Find Joeita on X / Twitter: https://twitter.com/JoeitaGupta The Pulse airs weekly on AMI-audio. For more information, visit https://www.ami.ca/ThePulse/ About AMIAMI is a not-for-profit media company that entertains, informs and empowers Canadians who are blind or partially sighted. Operating three broadcast services, AMI-tv and AMI-audio in English and AMI-télé in French, AMI's vision is to establish and support a voice for Canadians with disabilities, representing their interests, concerns and values through inclusion, representation, accessible media, reflection, representation and portrayal. Learn more at AMI.caConnect on Twitter @AccessibleMediaOn Instagram @accessiblemediaincOn Facebook at @AccessibleMediaIncOn TikTok @accessiblemediaincEmail feedback@ami.ca

The New Classical FM's Mark Wigmore has repackaged, reimagined and remixed conversations he has had on-air and during the first season of the "Art at the End of the World" podcast for this special set of encore presentations on the Zoomer Podcast Network! Mark speaks to artist, musician, media personality, writer and cultural agitator Sook-Yin Lee. She offers ideas about the growing pains of an arts community in flux and the goals behind her deep dive into artistic censorship in "UnSafe"; her Canadian Stage produced hybrid documentary/theatre piece that spurred on big conversations in 2019. Also, Sook-Yin reflects on complicated family life and the move from her suburban immigrant upbringing to her ramshackle teenage years on the streets of Vancouver. Plus, she recounts her time hosting DNTO on the CBC, and her breakthrough as a VJ on MuchMusic including stories about The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Radiohead, Moses Znaimer & Denise Donlan. All that, and big ideas on sex, nudity, diversity, appropriation, censorship & even reverse colonialism. This episode is brought to you by Crow's Theatre (www.crowstheatre.com) & RedEye Media (www.redeyemedia.ca)

We follow up on the Xserve height, W-8BEN, and the Apple Thunderbolt 3 to Thunderbolt 2 Adapter. YouTube Music/Premium has 20 million paying subscribers. Microsoft Teams goes down after Microsoft forgot to renew a certificate. Beyond the Valley book. Apple updates iCloud.com with a proper mobile website for iOS and Android. (Hypothetical) Multitasking fix for iPadOS 14. Apple wants to standardize the format of SMS OTPs (one-time passcodes). Swift.org - Introducing Swift Crypto. Dashlane's Super Bowl Ad Proves Password Managers Have Arrived. Apple adds ability for developers to sell Mac and iOS apps as a single purchase. Picks: Never roll your own crypto, and there's even less reason to do that now while using Swift!. I made a teaser video for my side project Timelane. swift-doc: Generates documentation for Swift projects. APNS now available (as sim) in simulators. Special Guest: Mike Vinakmens.

Tori Allen is a freelance producer and journalist living in Thailand. We became friends during her eight years at CBC Radio working on Metro Morning, q and DNTO. Last year Tori and I sat in the bunkie of a cottage at our annual Lady Camp trip and talked about how living abroad as a 'trailing spouse' means she constantly reinvents herself for work, something she realizes she has always done.   WHAT I SHOULD HAVE SAID  A double header of regrets from podcasters and journalists Vicky Mochama and Katie Jensen, creators of the new Vocal Fry Studios, an affordable and inclusive Toronto podcast studio and community workspace. @vmochama @katiejensen   @vocalfrystudios   MENTIONED ON THE SHOW Pacific Content, the company Tori worked with, which creates original podcasts with brands. @pacificcontent   FOLLOW ALL THE #MEDIAGIRLFRIENDS ON TWITTER @mediagfs   SEND EMAIL nanaabaduncan@gmail.com

Today I welcome Canadian broadcaster and author, Nora Young into the Girth Radio studios. Nora was the founding host and producer of CBC’s award winning show, DNTO, is the founding host and co-producer of Spark and has authored a book called, The Virtual Self. She also hosts the indie podcast, The Sniffer: a podcast about trends in technology. In today’s episode we discuss: – Twitter – Why Nora doesn’t blog anymore – Why Nora is thankful Twitter was not around when she started hosting DNTO – Tracking apps – VR/AR – Listener question – What technology has both changed and not changed since it was invented – And socks! Music by Afraaz Mulji.

The National Post's Ashley Csanady co-hosts. With serial TV host George Stroumboulopoulos leaving Hockey Night in Canada, Jesse and Ashley discuss Canadian media's obsession with keeping established stars on air. After the cancellation of her show DNTO, Sook-Yin Lee will be hosting a CBC summer series. And Evan Solomon is moving back to TV after being fired from CBC's Power and Politics around this time last year. Plus, how objective should--and can--the CBC be?Support CANADALAND: https://canadaland.com/joinSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week's guest is writer and performer Diane Flacks! Diane has written for TV . Diane's written for tv, including Working the Engels, Baroness Von Sketch Show, Young Drunk Punk, PR, THe Broad Side, a MOW version of her play SIBS, and Kids in the Hall. Diane can be heard on your radio as CBC's national parenting columnist and a contributor to DNTO and Tapestry. She's written for The Star, the Globe and Today's Parent magazines. She most recently played the lead in the independent film, Portrait of A Serial Monogamist, which is making the rounds of film fests, and the play Freda and Jem's Best of the Week at Buddies. Upcoming, she appears in Body Politic at Buddies, and THIS JUST IN, her new play Unholy will be produced by Nightwood Theatre at Buddies next season. She is a proud mom of two awesome boys.

I had the privilege of interviewing fellow speaker, coach and comedic writer, Deborah Kimmett. Deborah and I talk about the 'creative process' when writing comedy- it's not always fun! haha Deborah Kimmett has been in the humour business for 30 years. This Second City alumnae has a busy speaking career and travels across North America speaking to organizations on the creativity in change. She appears regularly on CBC Radio’s Debaters, DNTO, and LOL as well as the Winnipeg Comedy Festival. She is the author of 3 books, and 5 plays: one nominated for the governor general award. Her film Guarded, (about a female prison guard) is in development with CFC (the Canadian Film Centre) She is the architect of the Seven Minute Writer e-toolkit and hold regular online classes coaching writers to stop procrastinating and sit their ass down and write. As well, she has a special interest in health care and hospice and has produced a compassionate video for caregivers called, Walk a Mile in My Backless Gown. (on Youtube) http://kimmett.ca Email: deborah@kimmett.ca

They say a picture is worth a thousand words - so this week on DNTO, we're looking at some amazing photographs, and uncovering the stories behind them.

From a celebrity party crasher to houseguests who stay a little bit too long, we're looking at stories of "unexpected visitors" this week. (Originally aired Apr. 21, 2012)

DNTO brings you hilarious stories and spirited music from the Winnipeg Comedy Festival. This year, our line-up of raconteurs share their stories of important life lessons they learned...by accident. Oops!

Buckle up, because this week's show is all about a pivotal moment. One that comes out of nowhere... and can change everything in a flash. Because collisions big and small have the potential to alter the course of our lives.

Why do we have such an intense reaction to taking off our clothes? This week, stories of people who have taken it off for all sorts of reasons: from a woman with a complicated relationship with her hijab, to the man behind "strip spelling bees."

When did you rise to meet a challenge? The people of Calgary know something about that - so this week, Sook-Yin and the DNTO crew come to you live from C-Town with tales of facing up to tough odds.

This week on the podcast, every single story is set in the same place. It's a cozy space that's intimate and constantly in motion. Whether you're the driver or the passenger, today on DNTO we're asking: What unexpected places did a cab ride take YOU?

It's only two letters long, and yet it's such a complicated word: NO. We've all been in situations where we've had to stand up and say no... and face consequences both good and bad. So this week, we bring you spectacular stories about the power of "no."

Whether it's the birds in your backyard or the deer on the side of the highway, we all share our space with creatures big and small. So this week, DNTO wonders: what was the animal encounter that changed you?

Our conversation with storyteller, CBC broadcaster, and all around Canadian renaissance woman, Sook-Yin Lee

Listen up! This week, DNTO is all about those moments we hear something we were never supposed to. Because whether you're the one overheard - or the one doing the overhearing - eavesdropping has consequences, both good and bad.

This week, we're shining a the spotlight on a couple of figures who loom large in our lives: our parents. You may think you know them well. But what happened when you stumbled upon a side of your parents you never knew existed?

Whether it's a whispered confession or a note being passed around a classroom, we've all sent or received a secret message. But what do our mysterious messages really reveal about us?

From long-lost siblings who found each other through Craigslist to the world's funniest Kijiji ad, the classifieds are full of spectacular stories. So this week, DNTO wonders: when you looked to the classifieds, what did you really get?

New year, new challenges! This week, DNTO features stories of people pushed to their limits - and what they learned about themselves in the process.

This week, Sook-Yin and the DNTO team share some of their favourite stories of the year with you.

The holiday season calls to mind the epic adventure of the pilgrimage... and it's often a transformative experience. So where did your pilgrimage take you?

From leaving something behind on public transit, to being forgotten at school, everyone can relate to the notion of being left behind - and that's what DNTO digs into this week.

From leaving home to standing up in front of a crowd, we've all been called upon to step up and show our mettle. So this week, DNTO takes a look at proving yourself: with stories about becoming an astronaut, proving your innocence, and more.

As Executive Director of Radio & Audio at CBC, Chris Boyce oversees the content and programming that Canadians hear on CBC Radio from coast to coast. We talk about the successes and challenges currently facing CBC radio, the impact of the recent budget cuts, as well as the difficult decision to introduce ads on CBC Radio 2.

From "power suits" to t-shirts to traditional garb, the clothes we choose to wear are often laced with meaning... and can completely alter the way we feel. So this week, DNTO looks at clothing and wonders - when did changing your clothes change you?

The topic of race is a touchy one... but this week on DNTO, we're tackling it head-on. Because even though race differentiates us, and sometimes divides us, it can also bring us together. So let's start the conversation!

We all have experiences wish we could take back. But there's an upside. On this episode, we hear from people whose regrets kickstarted a change in their lives.

Put on your party hats, pour a drink, and grab a favour - because this week, DNTO looks at parties! What is it about social gatherings that brings out the best and worst in us? (Originally aired May 18/13)

From monsters under-the-bed to honing your survival skills in a blackout, we've all have to face the dark. So what did you discover in the dark?

How would you feel if your entire town won the lottery but you were left empty handed? DNTO producer Rosie Fernandez tells us why this story from Costis Mitsotakis was her favourite one of the year.

Jamie Slater aka Jimmy Winkles is a complete vinyl nut residing in Devon, a very rural part of the UK. Having grown up listening to underground hip hop he moved onto various forms of hypnotic styles of dance music taking in their influences through Jazz, Blues and Funk digging deep into the sources of where modern day contemporary music has originated from. With a firm grasp on heavy groove and idiosyncratic selection Jimmy shares a journey through music and what he feels can move both the feet and the mind, tugging on some heart strings along the way. Working close to Greta Cottage Workshop founder Matt Densham aka Onlyz with their regular fm radio show, Winkles has been able to hone his skills in piecing together a very broad selection of music, on the fly, improvising in building bridges between various styles of interesting and challenging music. He's currently working on material for Raul Saaremets's Pudru Kuul/Porridge Bullet imprint in the meanwhile searching for nuggets pressed to wax in the dustiest of crates

An in-depth interview with host of CBC's Definitely Not The Opera, and all around Canadian rennasaince woman, Sook-Yin Lee

An interview with J. P. Riley, director and producer of the new independent movie Act Naturally. Filmed at Olive Dell Ranch, this is a naturist movie by naturists but produced by professionals. Plus reviews of Diary of a Nudist, Les Textiles and CBC radio’s DNTO show on “private parts”. Links to items mentioned in the show: … Continue reading New Naturist Film The post: New Naturist Film, appeared first on The Naturist Living Show Podcast. #naturism #naturist #nudism #nudist