Podcasts about Eastlink

Multiple people called in to 3AW Mornings earlier to detail the drama on the Eastlink.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New figures show close to 100 million euro in revenue has been generated from the Tom Clarke, or East link, toll bridge since Dublin city council took control of the River Liffey crossing in 2016. Motorists have been charged to use the route since it opened more than 40 years ago. Our reporter Emma Tyrrell has been asking whether the bridge will ever be free to cross.

Global markets tanked following the US rate cut decision, but can things be salvaged into 2025? ASX200: down 1.70%, 8,168 GOLD: $2,626 US/oz BITCOIN: $162,865 AUD Tech stock falls were led by data centre operator Megaport, which dropped more than 10%, with Life360 down 3.8% and Xero dropping 2.6% Financials were lower - Commbank down 2.3%, Westpac sinking 2.4% and NAB falling 2.1%. Zip’s up-and-down run saw it losing 9% to $2.84. BHP, CSL, Wesfarmers, Fortescue, and Goodman Group were large cap stocks all down by more than 1%. Transurban managed to rise by 0.1% despite being made to pay $40 million to the operator of Melbourne toll road EastLink over ‘unjust fees’. And others escaping the carnage included QBE, Brambles, Coles and APA Group. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Bragg, founder of Oxford Frozen Foods and Eastlink, shares his journey from growing up in a small village to becoming one of North America's largest wild blueberry producers and leading a major telecommunications company. He discusses his early entrepreneurial ventures, why he chose to get into the blueberry business in the first place, and how he pivoted when things didn't go quite as he planned.Bragg emphasizes key business principles like long-term thinking, efficiency, and maintaining a low-cost mindset. He also reflects on the importance of cultivating strong teams and staying humble despite his success.John Bragg is the Chairman, President, and Co-CEO of Oxford Frozen Foods Limited, a food manufacturing company which he founded in 1968. It operates the largest fruit farm in the world, with over 12,000 acres of wild blueberries. He also founded a cable TV company in the 1970s which became Eastlink. Newsletter - The Brain Food newsletter delivers actionable insights and thoughtful ideas every Sunday. It takes 5 minutes to read, and it's completely free. Learn more and sign up at https://fs.blog/newsletter/ -- Upgrade — If you want to hear my thoughts and reflections at the end of the episode, join our membership: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://fs.blog/membership/⁠⁠ and get your own private feed. -- Follow me: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://beacons.ai/shaneparrish⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ -- Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@tkppodcast

The 3AW Mornings host has given his thoughts on the "outrageous" casual worker salaries on the North East Link project, which were reported in the Herald Sun this morning. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Public transport should be completely free, according to People Before Profit, who are also calling to scrap tolls on the M50 and East Link to lessen traffic going through the city centre. Speaking to Shane this morning was Conor Reddy, People Before Profit Councillor for Ballymun-Finglas.

Public transport should be completely free, according to People Before Profit, who are also calling to scrap tolls on the M50 and East Link to lessen traffic going through the city centre. Speaking to Shane this morning was Conor Reddy, People Before Profit Councillor for Ballymun-Finglas.

In this Report, Richard Reports on location from one of the tunnelling sites of Victoria's North East Link Tollway Monstrosity. First costed at $10 billion AUD it has blown out to $26 billion AUD and won't be completed until 2026. After the rain begins Richard does a take two of the Report in the car. The Unshackled Links:Website: https://www.theunshackled.netFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TUnshackledTwitter: https://twitter.com/Un_shackledGab: https://gab.com/theunshackledMinds: https://www.minds.com/The_Unshackled/Telegram: https://t.me/theunshackledMeWe: https://mewe.com/p/theunshackledInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_unshackledBitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/theunshackled/Free eBook: http://theunshackledbattlefield.net/ Unshackled Productions:WilmsFront: http://www.timwilms.comTrad Tasman Talk: https://www.theunshackled.net/ttt/The Report from Tiger Mountain: http://reportfromtigermountain.com/ Support Our Work: Membership: http://www.theunshackled.net/membershipDonate: https://www.theunshackled.net/donate/Paypal: https://www.paypal.me/TheUnshackledStore: https://www.theunshackled.net/store/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The federal government's total funding contribution towards the North East link will jump to $5 billion as the project continues to see budget blow outs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

King County councilmember Claudia Balducci pushed for the long-awaited opening. She's ready to celebrate Saturday's launch

Science and ParaNormal  Date. 03.26.2024 Ep. 21 Topic: PARANORMAL INVESTIGATIONS, TELEVISION AND MEDIUMSHIP Guest: Kim Moser Guest Bio: Kim Moser is an inspiring figure in the realm of paranormal research and folklore. Her journey in the paranormal field is deeply rooted in the inspiration drawn from the late Nova Scotian folklorist, Helen Creighton. Kim ventured into the world of paranormal storytelling through her podcast, “Boos and Bourbon,” where she shares intriguing and eerie tales. This endeavor led to her becoming an investigator, co-host, and because of her dedication and talent, a promotion to Production Manager on the popular Eastlink television series “Haunted.” Kim has recently begun investigating paranormal incidents with YouTube host Lomar Mendz. Kim Moser is renowned for her extensive experience in paranormal investigation and research. She has explored some of the most haunted sites in the United States, including the Waverly Hills Sanitorium, Conjuring House, Lizzy Borden House, Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop, the Witch House in Salem, and the St. Augustine Lighthouse, among others. Her approach to paranormal activity is grounded in practicality and a hint of skepticism, ensuring a balanced perspective in her investigations.

Science and ParaNormal Date. 03.26.2024 Ep. 21 Topic: PARANORMAL INVESTIGATIONS, TELEVISION AND MEDIUMSHIP Guest: Kim Moser Guest Bio: Kim Moser is an inspiring figure in the realm of paranormal research and folklore. Her journey in the paranormal field is deeply rooted in the inspiration drawn from the late Nova Scotian folklorist, Helen Creighton. Kim ventured into the world of paranormal storytelling through her podcast, “Boos and Bourbon,” where she shares intriguing and eerie tales. This endeavor led to her becoming an investigator, co-host, and because of her dedication and talent, a promotion to Production Manager on the popular Eastlink television series “Haunted.” Kim has recently begun investigating paranormal incidents with YouTube host Lomar Mendz. Kim Moser is renowned for her extensive experience in paranormal investigation and research. She has explored some of the most haunted sites in the United States, including the Waverly Hills Sanitorium, Conjuring House, Lizzy Borden House, Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop, the Witch House in Salem, and the St. Augustine Lighthouse, among others. Her approach to paranormal activity is grounded in practicality and a hint of skepticism, ensuring a balanced perspective in her investigations.

The new "Stockholm Construction & Infrastructure" report shows that the greater Stockholm region is looking to invest a total volume of EUR 115 billion Euros by 2040. The largest investment share is in housing, followed by infrastructure investments in railway, subway and light rail. Stockholm plans to grow The report examines planned investments in construction and infrastructure in the Stockholm region 2024-2040. It aims to provide an overview of the most important future investments within the Stockholm region. Commissioned by Stockholm Business Region and written by WSP AB, it summarizes the most interesting and largest construction and infrastructure projects in the Stockholm region in the coming years. It's evident that the potentially staggering 115 billion euros in construction, presents a tremendous opening for investments. In Stockholm County alone, the need for skilled construction labor is projected to reach 30-40,000 workers. We are commitment to addressing this opportunity, while at the same time driving sustainable growth and prosperity, says Caroline Strand, Acting CEO of Stockholm Business Region. By 2040, the region plans to invest a total of EUR 59 billion in housing and the report highlights some of the most innovative projects. One of the featured projects is Stockholm Wood City, a 250,000 square meter city district whose buildings are entirely made of wood. Another project highlighted is Stockholmshusen, one of the City of Stockholm's largest development projects, which aims to build thousands of new rental apartments. Around 3,300 new rental apartments will be created, spread across 25 different projects. In terms of infrastructure, the expected amount is EUR 32 billion, with key projects including the expansion of the Stockholm metro, Uppsala Light Rail, The East Link and Oslo-Sthlm 2:55. For the period 2003-2019, the total return on real estate in Stockholm has been estimated 9.4 percent per year, according to the report. This is well above the average for the 20 European metropolises included in the comparison. The report also provides a macroeconomic overview of how the region has performed historically and a forecast of how it will perform in the future. About Stockholm Business Region Stockholm Business Region is the official business and destination development company of Stockholm. Our mission is to strengthen Stockholm's appeal as a prime destination for business establishment and tourism. Stockholm Business Region is owned by the city of Stockholm https://www.stockholmbusinessregion.com/ https://www.visitstockholm.com/ See more breaking stories here.

The budget for the North-East link has been majorly blown out, with the cost of the project rising to $26 billion despite an original projected cost of $10 billion.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tony Jones has shared two bits of advice for Daniel Andrews after a video was taken of the former premier allegedly driving on Eastlink while using his phone.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A car chase along the Eastlink has ended with police arresting a man driving an allegedly stolen vehicle at a 7-Eleven on High Street Road in Wantirna South.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sometimes during storms, much needed telecommunications become unavailable. Rhonda Lantz, who lives near Mahone Bay, speaks with the CBC's Carsten Knox about losing internet service during post-tropical storm Lee. We also hear from her service provider Eastlink.

It was an ugly day for the market today, declining almost 1.4%. All sectors were down today, with tech performing the best. The U.S. held interest rates, leading to fears around inflation and Transurban were blocked by the ACCC from buying EastLink. Looking forward, the big bank bonanza continues with England, Switzerland and Japan announcing their interest rate decisions.  The content in this podcast is prepared, approved and distributed in Australia by Commonwealth Securities Limited ABN 60 067 254 399 AFSL 238814. The information does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. Consider the appropriateness of the information before acting and if necessary, seek appropriate professional advice.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the world of degrowth, the focus is often centred on the need for broad scale system change. However, it is often at the grassroots community level that real resistance against overdevelopment is truly and tangibly observed. For this very special episode of PGAP, we interview Annabel Paulley (Friends of Yakamia (https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100086597325548)), Chris Poulton (Rethink Eastlink (https://rethinkeastlink.org/)) and Andrew St John (Safe and Scenic Toodyay Roads (https://sastr.com.au/)) to highlight the good work been done by community groups in South-Western Australia to fight the relentless tide of overdevelopment. Our first guest Annabel Paulley (interviewed 00:08:19 to 00:37:09) is a coordinator and key member of the Albany based Friends of Yakamia Forest (https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100086597325548). The Friends of Yakamia have been working tirelessly to protect the titular rate payer land from being rezoned for housing and road development. The land is a fragment of the forest that once covered the northern suburbs of Albany and is home to a host of endemic and threatened plants, bird and animal species. You can find out more about Friends of Yakamia at their Facebook page here (https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100086597325548). (Friends of Yakamia visiting state MP for Albany, Rebecca Stephens) Our second guest Chris Poulton ( interviewed 00:37:23 to 01:09:16) runs Summer Creek Restaurant and Brewery (https://www.summercreekrestaurantbrewery.com.au/)with his family Bakers Hill, nestled in eastern side of the Perth Hills. The property and nearby Kep track have significant historical importance to Western Australia's formative history, that will be undermined if the Eastlink highway project is passed. Find out more about Rethink Eastlink here (https://rethinkeastlink.org/). You may also wish to check out the great work from the Save Perth Hills Action Group (https://www.saveperthhills.net/). (Chris Poulton) Our third guest Dr Andrew St John (interviewed 01:09:32 to 01:23:54) is convenor of Safe and Scenic Toodyay Roads (https://sastr.com.au/). Toodyay lies on the transition between the Perth Hills and the Wheatbelt. The impact to lifestyle, legacy and the natural environment of the local scarp ecosystem is threatened by Main Roads WA and other developments (including mining and housing development). (Andrew St John) One major focus of this episode is to explore the interrelationship between the great work done at the grassroots by community action groups and the broader issue of wider system change being championed by many activists including degrowth advocates. The South-West of Western Australia is not the only region in the world in which brave citizens are defending their natural and cultural environments from the march of development, progress and concrete. Similar fights are occurring everywhere, globally, all the time. All three guests share a unique vision of their solutions to this worldwide predicament, although all are united with the view that there needs to be fundamental end to the current growth based system. Otherwise, it will be up to community groups to be perpetually putting out the spot fires. Host Michael Bayliss is joined by Mark Allen, co-host and founder of Town Planning Rebellion (https://holisticactivism.net/town-planning-rebellion-tpr/), during the intro and outro. We gain his perspective on how TPR can work with local action groups to bring critical change to Australia's broken urban planning sector. We also discuss how to have a nuanced debate on some of the thornier issues such as urban consolidation vs. urban sprawl, and visible (but seldom discussed) impacts of population growth. You can find out more about host Michael Bayliss at his website here (https://michaelbayliss.org/) and more about Mark Allen at the Holistic Activism (https://holisticactivism.net/) website. Please support PGAP by sharing this and other episodes with your networks. Do you have feedback or suggestions for future episodes? You can contact us here (https://pgap.fireside.fm/contact). We'd like to leave you with some images of Chris Poulton's property at Bakers Hill, WA, followed by a timestamp of the episode. Old winery established in 1884 by Edward Keane with 3x 136 year old Moreton bay fig trees on the right. Looking up from the restaurant at the hill that would be turned in to a freeway (top 3rd of the picture). White tailed Black Cockatoos spend over 3 months of the year feeding and socialising in area deemed for eastlink freeway. Community building and socialising areas are important for Black cockatoos and not something mainroads is acknowledging in their environmental assessment / report. Episode time stamp Introduction with Mark Allen: 00:00:00 to 00:08:04 Annabel Paully (Friends of Yakamia): 00:08:19 to 00:37:09 Chris Poulton (Summer Creek Brewery, Rethink Eastlink): 00:37:23 to 01:09:16 Andrew St John (Safe and Scenic Toodyay Roads): 01:09:32 to 01:23:54 Outro with Mark Allen (Town Planning Rebellion): 01:24:10 to 01:34:20 All expressed views and legacies - past and present - of PGAP guests are their own and do not necesarilly reflect the views and legacies of Post-Growth Australia Podcast, or Sustainable Population Podcast, who support this podcast. Special Guests: Andrew St John, Annabel Paulley, and Chris Poulton.

A Mongols bikie killed fruiterer Paul Virgona on EastLink just 22 days after promising a judge he was a changed man. Daniel Andrews has exceeded his 2018 “Danslide” election victory success, with his party officially claiming 56 seats. The poorest Australians' bills will be subsidised by hundreds of dollars over the next 12 months as part of the federal government's plan to protect consumers from soaring power prices caused by the spike in global gas and coal prices And… Gisborne homeowners enjoyed the biggest value gains in 2022, but a leading real estate agent says it's no longer lifestyle attractions pushing buyers further out.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Roz MacPherson and Allan Keefe in Pictou County, NS, talk about their frustration due to their Eastlink internet service still being out nearly three weeks after storm Fiona. An 86 year-old woman in Charlottetown who grew up in England during WWII talks about how a tree crashing into her house reminded her of bombing when she was a child. And on the phone-in: David Pate on national anthems.

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - The Season 18 intro for The Pipeline Show [1:26] - Guy begins the episode with a number of updates from across the WHL, OHL, QMJHL, USHL, NAHL, AJHL, BCHL and NCAA. [21:36] - Brandon Caputo is a colour analyst for the Niagara IceDogs and also a host of their official podcast. We spoke about the team and the OHL's Eastern Conference. [44:22] - The new TV voice of the Halifax Mooseheads on Eastlink is Isabelle Germain and she joins me to talk about the team and the Maritime Division of the QMJHL. [1:00:18] - With the USHL season now underway, I called on Kirsten Krull of The Rink Live for her early see thoughts and her recently released power rankings. [1:14:17] - The always competitive Hockey East conference is looking a little less predictable than normal so I recruited USCHO scribe Jimmy Connelly to set the stage. [1:34:56] - Guy closes out the episode and looks ahead to next week's show.

Well, at least it was delayed for Covid. Hurricane Fiona came through the Maritimes this weekend so that means no games through the Maritimes Division involving the Mooseheads-Isles-Eagles-Wildcats.  News and notes from around the Q We get into a small preview as the Wildcats NOW open the season in SJ for banner raise night and then the home opener is Sunday vs Bathurst. How will the goalie starts shake out in the first 5 games?! With no hockey to recap, we figured it was a perfect time to have a interview we have been trying to get for a while now, and that's from Eastlink TV Mavs Gillis to talk about his time at Eastlink, and NJPW among other things! ENJOY!!

Sehmat Suri is a media strategist, model, actor, and content creator in Halifax, who started her social media journey in 2017. Her move into the creative community has brought her a bunch of cool connections and tons of interesting work with Canadian and international brands like Sport Chek and TRESemmé, and she's currently one of the hosts on Eastlink's Ocean Playground. She dabbles in lifestyle, comedy, and social justice content, and loves to hop on a plane any time her marketing agency 9-5 job allows. https://www.instagram.com/itssemiprecious/ (Find out more @itssemiprecious)

Kevin Horek is a Chief Design Officer, UX/UI prototyper, TV/Radio Host, and a published author by Packt Publishing on Zurb's responsive framework, Foundation 5. He studied web development and design at universities across North America, including UCLA and the University of Alberta. His Radio/TV/Podcast, Building The Future, was started to get over a fear of public speaking. Kevin continues to push himself out of my comfort zone by blogging for AlphaGamma, TechZulu, and SOCAP. He also recently emceed SUP-X - The Start-Up Expo and had a live fireside chat on stage with the keynote speaker.For over 26 years, Kevin has been working on web and mobile apps for some of the world's most notable and well-respected organizations. Among them are BMW, Best Buy, Apple, Adobe, Sprint, Eastlink, TD Canada Trust, Qantas Airlines, Emirates Airlines, CB Richard Ellis, Microsoft, The Home Depot, and CalTech

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It's the return of the Parade of Lights in Halifax this weekend. And I was thinking back to the holidays of my childhood and the memories we create for others.

Chris Sullivan's Chokepoint -- test cars, now rolling on East Link light rail tracks // Hanna Scott on the new WA Secretary of State // Dose of Kindness -- replacing the instruments lost to flooding // Gee Scott on the increasing prevalence and acceptance of anonymous abuse // Hanna Scott on the latest attempt in WA to hold pharmaceutical companies responsible for the opioid crisis See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's my favourite time of year so you know what that means...time for a Halloween Special! This week, things get really spooky as we dive into the world of the paranormal with Kim Moser of Eastlink TV's "Haunted". Kim is a paranormal badass, director, writer and podcast host who has been ghosted many times...literally. She joins me in honour of spooky season and we dive into: her paranormal encounters while filming "Haunted", an early experience that got her into the field,  her realistic approach to investigating, the stigma on being a believer, Ouija boards, communication etiquette with ghosts, poltergeists,  our thoughts on what the afterlife is, ghost hunting equipment and more!PLUS: Are orbs BS? Is Zack Bagans an asshole? and a mini session with a spirit box, from a former caretaker of the ACTUAL CONJURING HOUSE.Check out Eastlink's "Haunted"Follow Kim: @kimmiemoserA Girl Named Whiskey PodcastBoos and Bourbon PodcastLeave us a voicemailEmail questions: intalksicatedpodcast@gmail.comMake sure you subscribe to InTalksicated Podcast on Apple Podcasts!Follow Intalksicated:Facebook: @intalksicatedpodcastInstagram: @intalksicatedpodcastFollow Sarah: @sarah_maclSubscribe on  YouTube!

Episode 52 That Great Business Show - Eamonn O'Reilly, CEO, Dublin Port CompanyEamonn discusses every aspect of Dublin Port, handling 84% of the country's container and trailer traffic.Dublin Port (DP) has 4,000 people working within its walls, but not working directly for DP (165 people are directly employed).The majority of workers work for companies like Stena, P&O, ICG etc.DP had turnover of €89m last year and he explains how DP makes its money.He explains why ships lie offshore DP for various reasons, over weekends.Eamonn tells us the history of hobblers and how that has changed with regular slots for ships.Ferries have fixed slots, based on best times for them commercially.DP is beginning to reach constraints capacity, and rail won't play a major role.They're going to try to squeeze more activity within the port, particularly cut down the dwell time of goods within the port.You can stack containers up to about six to be efficient.He cites Valparaiso in Chile, which is the most efficient port in the world, which passes about three times more goods through than DP.Biggest containers into DP can carry 1,200 containers but ships can carry up to 22,000.Brexit has changed the profile of the business at DP, as trade flows, like water, follows the line of least resistance.They've seen an enormous growth of goods coming directly from continental Europe.He says that trying to build houses on the DP land is an appalling idea and he explains the history of Bremore Harbour.One metre of quay wall can cost €100,000 and a quay might run 300 metres.To build Bremore he reckons might cost €4 billion plus and doubles when lands have to be remediated. The quickest all of this could be built would be 20 years.DP is the 'single most important transport infrastructure in the country'.3D printing will replace some traditional manufacturing which will have an effect on trade and therefore port volume.There will be a decoupling between port volumes and GDP growth.Cruise ship bookings are allocated two years ahead.He discusses road access to the port and the need to introduce road pricing, to help manage the capacity of our roads infrastructure.DP plans will mean a new private bridge next to the East Link or Tom Clarke Bridge. Pre-application discussions have already started with an Bord Pleanála. They're working on a 4km greenway from East Point business park, down the Tolka estuary, to the most eastern extreme point of DP, where the boats enter the port.And Eamonn's 'hire in a heartbeat' is Peter Rice, a structural engineer, who made possible the Sydney Opera Centre, the Lloyds building in London and others. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The price of the East Link toll bridge in Dublin could soon be going up.  City Councillors are considering the measure, which would see the price go up from e1.40 to e1.90.  Councillors have been told that the extra €1.9m to be raised from the increased tolls would be spent on road improvement.  Andrea hears from listeners... Listen and subscribe to Lunchtime Live on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify.      Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.     You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

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This week, the City Limits team discuss the latest news and current affairs before being joined by guests Michelle Giovas and John Merory from the Stop the North-East Link Campaign, where they talk about the devasting effects of this planned mega toll road.Find out more and get involved at https://stopnortheastlink.net.au/ or @stopnortheastlink on Facebook.In the second half of the show our regular transport commentator John McPherson joins for more in-depth transport converstations. 

We sit down with former NFL Defensive End Christo Bilukidi to talk about what it's like from a player perspective during free agency. A behind the scenes look at negotiations, learning a new playbook, different organizational philosophies and more. Then we're joined by former U-Sports host and current Eastlink play by play announcer Kenzie Lalonde who just became the first woman in QMJHL history to do PxP commentary on television for the league.

February is African Heritage Month in Canada!  It's a small chunk of time each year dedicated to taking the time to reflect on Black contributions both past and present, and celebrate all manner of Black achievement.  African Nova Scotians have a rich history that continues to be revealed to this day.  Caitlin's dear friend Morgan Jessome is a member of the media who incorporates that heritage into some of her work with Eastlink Television, and is a constant inspiration to me.  Caitlin's been wanting to have her on Out of Context since she first had the idea for it - they used to be radio co-hosts, after all!In this episode, Morgan explores the meaningful work she's had the opportunity to do since both she and Caitlin graduated from Radio & Television Arts at NSCC (Nova Scotia Community College) in 2016, like a partnership with J School Noire.  Caitlin and Morgan also discuss the realities of being multiracial in Canada, and the impact of growing up in white-dominated culture and society - something Morgan has been scratching the surface of recently, both in her personal life and her work.  It was great getting to connect with a beloved friend after over a year of not seeing each other in person, and to learn more about the work she's been doing since they saw each other last.To submit a ConTEXT (ideas for future episodes, jokes, stories - whatever!) send an email to outofcontextpod@gmail.com!Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/outofcontextpodcast)

February is African Heritage Month in Canada!  It's a small chunk of time each year dedicated to taking the time to reflect on Black contributions both past and present, and celebrate all manner of Black achievement.  African Nova Scotians have a rich history that continues to be revealed to this day.  Caitlin's dear friend Morgan Jessome is a member of the media who incorporates that heritage into some of her work with Eastlink Television, and is a constant inspiration to me.  Caitlin's been wanting to have her on Out of Context since she first had the idea for it - they used to be radio co-hosts, after all!In this episode, Morgan explores the meaningful work she's had the opportunity to do since both she and Caitlin graduated from Radio & Television Arts at NSCC (Nova Scotia Community College) in 2016, like a partnership with J School Noire.  Caitlin and Morgan also discuss the realities of being multiracial in Canada, and the impact of growing up in white-dominated culture and society - something Morgan has been scratching the surface of recently, both in her personal life and her work.  It was great getting to connect with a beloved friend after over a year of not seeing each other in person, and to learn more about the work she's been doing since they saw each other last.To submit a ConTEXT (ideas for future episodes, jokes, stories - whatever!) send an email to outofcontextpod@gmail.com!Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/outofcontextpodcast)

We speak with the Honourable Dr. Mayann Francis, O.N.S. about her personal philosophy of leadership, what it means in the context of social justice, and what it looks like for future generations. Dr. Francis was appointed to the Faculty of Management, School of Public Administration as the first Distinguished Public Service Fellow in fall of 2015. She served as Lieutenant Governor for the province of Nova Scotia, from 2006-2012, and was the first African Nova Scotian and second woman to be appointed as the vice regal representative. She is the recipient of six honourary degrees and an Honorary Diploma. She has served in many leadership roles including Chair of the Board for the Atlantic School of theology. You can learn more about Dr. Francis' philosophy on leadership in her memoir, Mayann Francis, An Honourable Life, through The Viola Desmond Community Talks on Eastlink, and in her session, Ethical and Spiritual Leadership, part of AST's Leading from the Inside Out series available here.

Hello, I'm Alexander Walker of The Fashion Collective Podcast! This is News Round-Up, the weekly series catching you up on all the important stories happening within the fashion industry from the past week. You can catch all of the new episodes of the News Round-Up every Saturday on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Please check out our other weekly series Deep Dive and all of our guest interviews if you enjoy the content in this series. This week I talk about Trés Bien's FW20, 18 East feature in GQ, and the future of resale. Trés Bien FW20 Link: https://tres-bien.com/tres-bien Trés Bien IG: @tresbien_official 18 East Link to Article: https://www.gq.com/story/the-big-pivot-18-east 18 East Website: https://18east.co/ 18 East IG: @18eastofficial FMF Link: https://fashionmovesforward.com/articles/2020/3/brand-spotlight-18-east The Future of Resale: 5 Key Questions Link to Article: https://www.businessoffashion.com/articles/professional/resale-the-realreal-poshmark-stockx --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thefashioncollective/support

#287 Kenzie Lalonde, Eastlink & Mount Allison University by High Button Sports

The North-East Link could be the biggest major toll road in the country - up to 24 lanes in some places and preliminary works are now underway.Sustainable Cities collective member and researcher into air and noise pollution Barry Watson and President of the Friends of Banyule Michelle Giovas join Megan and Lucinda to talk about the impacts of this mega road, fears local have for air and noise and what alternatives are on offer.Sustainable CitiesFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/WeSustainCities/Twitter: https://twitter.com/WeSustainCitiesInstagram: @we.sustain.citiesWebsite: https://www.melbournefoe.org.au/sustainable_citiesEmail: claudia.gallois@foe.org.auFriends of Banyule Website: https://friendsofbanyule.wordpress.com/the-ne-link/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Friends-of-Banyule-153722784678987/Email: michellegiovas@gmail.com Residents united against north east link https://www.facebook.com/groups/NoNEALink/Contact the North East Link Project on 1800 105 105 or email community@northeastlink.vic.gov.auSign the Petition https://www.change.org/p/daniel-andrews-say-no-to-ne-link-m3-widening

Due to Stage 3 COVID-19 restrictions we are returning to recording remote (under cat supervision) but still broadcasting on 3CR! This week Chris bails up Steve to discuss his latest tubeless wheelset acquisition and an introduction to if tubeless tyres are a feasible option for commuters & off road riding. Local news includes the global increase in cycling due to COVID-19 with The Humble Bicycle on Rear Vision (Radio National), make your feedback to Your Say Yarra (Making Space in Yarra) for a new bike lane for Park Street, Fitzroy North and Possible temporary closure of Trenerry Crescent, Clifton Hill.This weeks interview is with David Blom from Metro East Bicycle User Group with a catch up about the Hawthorn to Box Hill Trail project, including AECOM consultants report and Metro East BUGs feedback to the process to improve existing and new connections including Ringwood to Croydon and the Main Yarra Trail. David mentions that shared paths in south east Melbourne being heavily used during Stage 3 COVID-19 restrictions including Box Hill to Ringwood and Eastlink trails. David also discusses the Anniversary Trail, Djerring Trail, new sections of the Yarra Rail Trail and improved walking and cycling infrastructure with the Level Crossing Removal Project. 

On this episode we sit down with Kevin Northup a person who ingrained in the hockey scene in Nova Scotia, we get into his career, hosting shows on Eastlink during covid, the MHL draft, QMJHL draft, the Maple Leafs and much more. You wont want to miss this one. Proudly brought to you by Muskoka Spray Foam Insulation, Highland custom builders, MBKO and MANSCAPED.

#246 Mavs, The Business & Eastlink by High Button Sports

Here we go another great local flare episode as we sit down with John Siteman of Eastlink TV and also local PA announcer to talk local sports, his career thus far and just when can we get back to the rink!!

An engineering first: answering the challenge of East Link

Matt is joined by Christian, Rene, and Brad to discuss a huge double header against the Jets, our game against the Perth Glory and pretty much any other topic that came into their mind! Matt also has a huge rant about traffic on Eastlink. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Episode 27 - Down The Stretch (Guest - HC Tim Boyce)Produced by Firm Foundation Media - Contact FFM for Sponsorship & Advertising OpportunitiesThe Halifax McDonald's, or "The Macs" are a Major Midget hockey club based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.Follow the Macs all season right here on the "McWrap Up"!

Luke, Rach & Cam are chatting about the times you’ve been an inconvenience to others after Cam had an unfortunate event. Halfway down the Eastlink freeway and Cam’s car began to splutter and came to […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_bigbreakfast/p/joy.org.au/bigbreakfast/wp-content/uploads/sites/428/2019/12/20191230-Big-Breakfast-My-car-is-dead-and-I-feel-very-bad-about-it.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 11:39 — 10.7MB) Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS The post Big Breakfast: You’re an unfortunate inconvenience to others appeared first on Big Breakfast.

Concerned community members Michelle Giovas and Helen Claudia and Helen Tsoutsouvas joined Phil in the studio to look at the community resistance to the $16 billion dollar North East Link road project. Claudia Gallois from Friends of the Earth's Sustainable Cities collective also let us know about an upcoming rally and how you can get involved.RALLY - Wednesday 27th November at parliament. More details here.Join the Sustainable Cities collective and also the Friends of Banyule group to get involved.

Friday at 420 is sponsored by Levity Comedy Club & Lounge in Hamilton, ON Website: https://www.levitycomedyclub.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/levitycomedyclub Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/levitycomedyclub/ Anjelica Scannura, if she's not doing stand-up comedy or belly dancing what else is she doing well Anjelica’s 22 Minute Workout pays tribute to the aerobics craze of the 80s. Champion dancer Anjelica Scannura will lead you in a 22-minute workout routine. Her workouts kick it old skool with retro beats and fashion, and combine aerobics with weights guaranteed to get you moving. Each episode has everything you need working multiple muscle groups for a quick calorie burn, lean muscle development, and weight loss. It will also improve your rhythm and stamina. Anjelica’s backup crew features people from all walks of life, ages and fitness levels because THIS WORKOUT IS FOR EVERYONE! Watch ONE on Rogers 265, Bell/Bell Fibe 1606, Shaw Direct 420, Eastlink 659 or use our Channel Finder in the sidebar to discover where you can watch ONE. https://www.onetv.ca/shows/anjelicas-22-minute-workout/ Sent from my iPhone

Performance poet Caitlin Saunders joins me under the disco ball in Castaway Studios for a chat about imaginary friends, favourite words and poetry! Check out the video for My Honest Poem, which was a year in the making! Produced by Rat Race Visual Media. Many thanks to Jaymee Leyana for providing the creative prompt 'Make-up Remover and Maccas' which inspired my poem this week and became title. Both Jaymee and Caitlin were special guests at the More Than A Whelan live show at Merri Creek Tavern, dedicated to the theme of melancholy. You can also see more of Jaymee's work on her Instagram page. Also many thanks to Cameron Semmens for the prompt 'Intergalactic Elephants' and Kim Jeffs for the prompt 'Frost Fractals.' Make-up Remover and Maccas Just under the lip of a freeway overpass on Eastlink there resides a Catalogue Spiritghost. Catalogue spiritghosts or Catagods as they referred to in the biz, place themselves in high traffic areas for humans and they watch and catalogue their daily toils. And the end of the day they collect their notes and report back to their superiors by riding an interstellar elephant back to an undisclosed location. This particular Catagod has a name unpronounceable by the human tongue, so we’ll just call him Ralph. Ralph has the power of knowing every single action moment of a person’s like with just one glance into their eyes. He records their struggles into a tiny star and once his bag of stars is full he knocks off for the day. On this day, an automobile passes by that catches his eye and then he catches her eye in his mind. She’s getting by as well as she can. She has been destroyed but now she is rebuilding. Heavy scaffolding surrounds the construction site of her soul. Behind the scaffolding something remarkable is happening. There is an ocean of love in her heart. This ocean is always there. It replenishes itself on a daily basis. Love is her preferred method of communication. Love of friends. Love of family. Love of words. Love of speech. She photographs the sky as a form of meditation. In the sky there is everything and nothing. She shares the sky. She is generous with her findings. Sometimes when the sky falls, she falls too in solidarity with its descent. And the night turns blue and pink and purple. And she swims through the colours like an Esther Williams bath bomb and when she comes up for air the colours are gone. That’s the price the night takes from you sometime. The ferryman always demands a fee. And in the morning all that’s left on the shore of her bedcovers is crumpled empty bag of maccas and the makeup remover she forgot to apply before she fell asleep. And she yawns and stretches and she steps from her bed to draw the curtains open and fractal frost covers the leaves of the trees as punctuation marks and the light of the day pours into her like orange juice into a glass and she turns and looks for her camera. Ralph the catagod pauses and reflects upon the life contained in the star within his palm and he says to himself ‘this will do’. And he whistles for his interstellar elephant that dutifully appears for the long ride back to an undisclosed location to report this important news to his superior. By Sean M Whelan Inspired by creative prompts from Jaymee Leyana, Cameron Semmens and Kim Jeffs. Whelan and Stealin' For Whelan and Stealin' both Caitlin and I read the work of the wonderful [Sabrina Benaim] (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sabrina_Benaim). Caitlin read First Date and I read The Loneliest Sweet Potato. We finished the show discussing an hilarious incident that occurred in my life as DJ HOT WHEELS which has spurred this range of merch. And don't forget More Than A Whelan will be appearing at this years Melbourne Writers Festival!! We will be presenting at special live show called Sad Is Rad, celebrating all things melancholy through music, comedy and poetry at the Toff In Town on Sunday 8th Sept 2:30. grab your tickets here now before they're all gone!

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Hosted by Eiddwen and Will [segment times in brackets] || 3CR is proud to acknowledge the Kulin Nations as true owners and custodians of the lands from which we broadcast. We pay respect to their elders past and present and acknowledge that their sovereignty was never ceded and a treaty has yet to be signed || [08:37] North East Link: The Andrews Government is planning a $16 billion major roads project to connect the Eastern Freeway in Balwyn North and the M80 in Greensborough. Friends of the Earth Melbourne think that now is the wrong time to be pushing more traffic onto the roads and pumping more toxic gasses into the environment. Sustainable Cities Coordinator Rachel Lynskey comes on the show to tell us more about FOE's concerns and how you can make a submission to the ongoing environmental impact assessment process || [26:10] Climate Emergency Action: Last Friday saw huge numbers of climate protesters take to the streets urging action on the Climate Emergency, organised by Extinction Rebellion. Wednesday Brekkie's Eiddwen hit the streets to gauge the mood || [35:40] Self Defence in the Climate Emergency, The Verdict: Anti-Adani coalmine activist Greg Rolles went to court on charges associated with a protest action he undertook last year that blocked an Adani mine train line. Greg's "climate necessity defence" was denied by the court and the guilty verdict landed him an approximately $9500 penalty. Greg comes on the show to share his thoughts || [49:28] Decriminalise Public Drunkenness Now: In Victoria, 25% of people jailed for the offence of Public Drunkenness are Aboriginal, despite Aboriginal people only being 0.8% of the community. To Apryl Watson, Wemba Wemba, Yorta Yorta, and Barapa Barapa woman, this law is manifestly racist. It was this law that led to the death in custody of her mother Aunty Tanya Day, a proud Yorta Yorta grandmother, who was taken in custody after she fell asleep aboard a VLine service in December 2017. Hear Apryl at a free forum next Wednesday the 5th at the Wheeler Centre, Little Lonsdale St, next to the State Library of Victoria in Melbourne. Bookings necessary || [1:01:14] Stuck in Limbo: Iranian refugee and community organiser Mozhgan Moarefizadeh spoke to Wednesday Breakfast earlier this year, telling us about the status of refugees and asylum seekers in Indonesia. She talks about the impact of Australian Government policy and her hopes that Australians will stand beside refugees wherever they are. You can support Mozhgan's organisation the Refugees & Asylum Seekers Information Centre at raicindonesia.org || 

This week we continued to unpack the sustainable cities oxymoron and get down to where the rubber hits the road with Don Stokes from the Warringal Conservation Society and their work to resist the North East Link Road proposal. We also hear from Tony Morton, President of the Public Transport Users Association.To find out more about the campaign and get involved visit www.getonboard.org.au

Guest 1: Broadcaster Kris Abbott of Eastlink is the first CHL Insider today looking at the QMJHL playoff picture.

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - TPS Season 13 Intro [1:19] - Guy begins the show with the Question of the Day, some brief News and Notes, the Hotdog Prospect of the Week and Coming Down the Pipe [9:33] - QMJHL Playoff Preview: Broadcaster Kris Abbott of Eastlink is the first CHL Insider today looking at the QMJHL playoff picture. [35:10] - OHL Playoff Preview: CHL Insider and Flint Michigan radio voice Dominic Hennig who sets the post season table in the OHL. [54:35] - WHL Playoff Preview: Corey Graham is the voice of the Edmonton Oil Kings and steps up to preview the WHL in another CHL Insider segment. [1:20:59] - NCAA Tournament Preview: ESPN analyst Colby Cohen joins Guy for the Campus Report to preview the National Tournament bracket. [1:46:36] - 2018 Draft Spotlight: Calen Addison of the Lethbridge Hurricanes is one of the top blueliners available in the Class of 2018. [2:01:11] - Playoff Predictions: Guy goes on the record with his predictions for the QMJHL, OHL, WHL and NCAA playoffs including the eventual champs.

Elkton, MD --- Post Time with Mike and Mike presented by BetAmerica is announcing the line-up for its Thursday morning (Jan. 18) program beginning at 10:30 a.m. The duo will highlight the life and legacy of world champion Somebeachsomewhere who passed away this week at the age of 13. Guests joining the program live will be regular reignsman Paul MacDonell, his very first trainer Jean Louis Arsenault, and Amanda Gallagher who is the director of a Somebeachsomewhere television documentary which will air on Canadian cable channel East Link sometime in 2018. Mike and Mike invites listeners and fans to call 443.993.9614 and leave a message that will be included as part of the tribute on the show Thursday.  The duo asks that all messages be in by 7 p.m. on Wednesday night. Janine Gesek from Pacing for the Cure will join the program to talk about their initiative and how harness racing fans can help the cause. Post Time with Mike and Mike presented by BetAmerica can be heard live every Thursday morning at 10:30 a.m. via their website www.posttimewithmikeandmike.com or on the archive at www.betamerica.com/BARN.  

Visit EOFire.com for complete show notes of every Podcast episode. Corey is an award winning Keynote speaker and International Best-Selling Author who has appeared on television specials on Eastlink and Tellie TV. He has presented TEDx and MoMonday’s Talks and has interviewed more than 3400 Super-Achievers, is a seasoned Stand-up Comedian, and a Rock Recording of the Year Nominee.

Bob Fitts guest hosts the show & interviews me about the launch of Stacks, a fully-hosted web platform designed for libraries. SUP-X: The StartUp Expo, North America’s premier startup conference, is March 6-7, 2017, in sunny Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Affordably priced, SUP-X is a two day international conference featuring workshops, panels, speeches, a $50,000 startup competition and over 100 exhibitors. www.sup-x.org www.buildingthefutureshow.com/past-shows…global-llc www.buildingthefutureshow.com/past-shows…/bob-fitts My name is Kevin Horek and I was born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. I work as a creative director and partner at a ventures firm. I graduated from NAIT's multimedia program, with honors, the University of Alberta Web Builder program, with honors, and spent a summer studying corporate design at UCLA. For over 20 years, I have worked on web apps, mobile apps and I remember the days when you used to use tables for layout. I wrote a book for Packt Publishing on Zurb's responsive framework Foundation 5. I have worked on projects for BMW, Best Buy, Apple, Adobe, Investors Group, Sprint, Eastlink, ATB, TD, Qantas Airlines, Emirates Airlines, Syngenta, CB Richard Ellis, Grubb&Ellis, Cushman & Wakefield, and Colliers International. My work has won site of the day, best site of the year for Colliers International, and has been published in Hit Parader magazine. https://www.ebsco.com/news-center/press-releases/ebsco-and-stacks-inc.-announce-the-release-of-stacks-a-user-focused-web-pla www.stacksdiscovery.com www.stacksdiscovery.mobi www.hybridventures.io

Christopher and Allan host and interview Corey Poirier, the speaker guy! Are you curious about what it takes to be a Top Speaker? Go no further as Corey unleashes his wisdom to help you move the needle in your career and curiosity! Corey Poirier is an award winning Keynote speaker (having presented to over 150,000 attendees and shared the bill with Deepak Chopra, Stephen MR Covey, and General Rick Hillier) and host of the top-rated Conversations With PASSION Radio Show which features the likes of Jack Canfield, John Gray, Rick Hansen, Olympic Gold Medalist Silken Laumann, Turbo Jam Creator Chalene Johnson and hundreds more. Corey is also an International Best-Selling Author who has appeared on television specials on Eastlink and Tellie TV, and been seen on CBC, CTV, and Global, has presented TEDx and MoMonday’s Talks, he is the Founder of a Business Publication, a 9 time acclaimed 'and International best-selling' author, and the CEO of a Seminar Company and Media Company who has interviewed more than 3400 Super-Achievers. He is also a seasoned Stand-up Comedian and a Rock Recording of the Year Nominee. Check out more about Corey at his websites: www.thatspeakerguy.com www.thepassioncure.com Stay tuned in #BeBoldNation for more great guests coming on the Think Bold, Be Bold Show! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Corey is an award winning Keynote speaker and International Best-Selling Author who has appeared on television specials on Eastlink and Tellie TV. He has presented TEDx and MoMonday’s Talks and has interviewed more than 3400 Super-Achievers, is a seasoned Stand-up Comedian and a Rock Recording of the Year Nominee.

On this week's episode of the SyrupCast, we talk about Eastlink's expansion into Ontario, job cuts at Microsoft and BMO, and Pebble's next lineup of wearable and how it aims to secure its position in the market. In addition, we also discuss the new devices from Motorola and what to expect from Lenovo World in June. Hosts: Patrick O'Rourke, Igor Bonifacic, Jessica Vomiero, Rose Behar and Ian Hardy Duration: 50:13

President Michael D. Higgins speaking in Ringsend, Dublin, at a ceremony for the renaming of the former East Link bridge, now named after Tom Clarke, first signatory of the 1916 Proclamation, who was executed on 3 May 1916.

Corey Poirier is an award winning Keynote speaker (having presented to over 150,000 attendees and shared the bill with Deepak Chopra and Stephen MR Covey). He is also an International Best-Selling Author who has appeared on television specials on Eastlink and Tellie TV, he has presented at TEDx, a 9 time acclaimed 'and best-selling' author who has interviewed 3400 Super-Achievers including Chicken Soup Co-Creator Jack Canfield and Turbo Jam Creator Chalene Johnson. He is also a Stand-up Comedian and a Rock Recording of the Year Nominee. Show Resources: Check out more from Ray at www.ThatSpeakerGuy.com View his conversations and connect at www.ThePassionCure.com Visit the Show Notes Page for more info and resource links! Download the Dominate Your Morning Guide! --- Thank you for listening!   Lets grow together in our Facebook Group. To receive inspiring new episodes and updates Subscribe Here! Please Email me directly at Ian@FearlessAndHealthy.com  If you enjoyed the episode, please Leave A Review to help support our mission!

Australians. They're all over Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio #46. The exiled convicts of yore have sprouted creative progeny several links down the generational chain, and now a week doesn't go by when some Australian band doesn't arrive in our inbox - and therefore onto this show. So DH #46 is represented well this time by Australians through the years - from the brand-new (Scrabbled, King Tears Mortuary, Clag, Straight Arrows, Southern Comfort and Eastlink) to those from nearly fifty years ago (Pip Proud, pictured here). We even tossed in some Americans, Brits and New Zealanders from the ages as well. The show's a little over an hour and features other new stuff from Buck Biloxi and The Fucks, Sneaks, Honey Radar, Dark Times and even Allo Darlin' - whose singer, get this, is Australian! Good on ya, AU! Playlist: TRAVEL AGENCY - Jailbait CLAG - Twozza SCISSOR FITS - I Don't Want To Work For British Airways THE AISLERS SET - Langour in the Balcony SOUTHERN COMFORT - Me and My Baby SNEAKS - True Killer BILDERS - Bedrock Bay PIP PROUD - Purple Boy Gang SUBMARINE RACES - Wiretaps THE MAKERS - Waste of Flesh JACKKNIFE - Come On SONIC CHICKEN 4 - Inspiration THE RONDELLES - Safety in Numbers SCRABBLED - Jeebus Cried MIKE REP & THE QUOTAS - Mama Was a Schitzo, Daddy Was a Vegetable Man HONEY RADAR - Stuttering Taprooms PSANDWICH - Little White Cords DARK TIMES - Control STRAIGHT ARROWS - Can't Stand It BUCK BILOXI AND THE FUCKS - Tough Shit KING TEARS MORTUARY - False Pregnancy THE YUMMY FUR - Car Park EASTLINK - Spring Street ALLO DARLIN' - Bright Eyes

Welcome to another week of what is turning out to be a pretty entertaining summer in the smartphone industry. Last week, Rogers bore the brunt of the blame in what the CRTC calls 'unjust discriminination' against new entrants in regards to domestic roaming. The issue at hand is exclusivity: Rogers is accused of forcing new entrants like Wind, Mobilicity, Eastlink and others to sign exclusivity agreements for domestic roaming, preventing them from negotiating with other service providers and thus keeping prices high. While the CRTC has not yet made a decision on whether it will regulate the price of domestic roaming outside of preventing incumbents from charging new entrants more than they charge their customers, the move bodes well for companies looking to expand service at reasonable costs. We delve into that issue and more in Week 7. This is SyrupCast's Domestic Roaming-apalooza. Stories discussed: CRTC: Rogers engaged in ‘unjust discrimination’ against new entrants Videotron will launch its LTE network ‘in the next few weeks’ Bell to allow Manitoban customers to roam within province at no extra cost Eastlink signs ‘unique network partner’ to expand wireless coverage Roam Mobility launches new unlimited LTE plans Canadians travelling to the U.S. can now rent smartphones with unlimited data and calling Running time: 62 minutes Hosts: Daniel Bader & Douglas Soltys

New show with a stunning array of berserk musical acts from about 1973 to the present - it's Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio #38, and I hope you choose to listen to it. The first track, a newer-than-new, skittering one-minute spastic artpunk jam from Northwest Indiana's CCTV, will have you hooked for another hour - on this you shall mark my words. Other new bands in the mix this time include BATTY, HLEP, EASTLINK, GOOD THROB, PARQUET COURTS and DARK TIMES; I've also got some new reissues/unearthings from The Spies, X__X, Jack Ruby and Dadamah, plus a bunch of library material from the likes of The Minutemen, Clinic, Solger, Half Japanese (pictured), Union Carbide Productions and more. And if for some reason you enjoy this show, you'll find comfort in the fact that there are 37 additional hours of Dynamite Hemorrhage programming that you're free to download as well. Track listing: CCTV - Mind Control HLEP - Drunk Cop OPPOSITE SEX - La Rat THE MINUTEMEN - Afternoons CLINIC - IPC Subeditors Dictate Our Youth THE SPIES - Egyptian Bird Song PARQUET COURTS - Sunbathing Animal THE SPITS - Get Our Kicks THE BEGUILED - Fire Rock (That Nagging Voice) GOOD THROB - Acid House X__X - No No DADAMAH - Violet Stains Red BATTY - Summoning Call UNION CARBIDE PRODUCTIONS - Financial Declaration JACK RUBY - Bored Stiff 1/2 JAPANESE - Hey Laurie WHITE FENCE - Growing Faith DARK TIMES - Girl Hate CRISIS - PC 1984 SOLGER - A Man HECTOR - Wired Up EASTLINK - What A Silly Day (Australia Day)

Customers of Charlottetown-based Internet provider ISN began to get word this week that the company is about to be acquired by Nova Scotia-based Eastlink. The sale represents the end of a 14 year project for ISN’s founder Kevin O’Brien. Kevin and I first met in the spring of 1993. We were essentially doing the same job — taking resources to the Internet — for two different sectors; Kevin was working for the PEI Federation of Agriculture and I was working for the PEI Crafts Council. What began with innocuous conversations about technology that spring led eventually, 18 months later, to the creation of ISN: I, in essence, goaded Kevin into creating his own ISP and was his unofficial technical co-conspirator in the early days. Over ISN’s colourful history there haven’t been many projects I’ve engaged in, from my work with the Crafts Council to the founding of Digital Island and my work with the PEI Government, to my Okeedokee partnership to Dave Moses to my current setup sharing ISN bandwidth with silverorange, where ISN hasn’t played a pivotal role. The consumption of the company by Eastlink thus represents not only the end of a project for Kevin, but also the disappearance of a human-scale bandwidth provider for the Island. Things will never be the same. As many of the early conversations where the seeds of ISN were planted took place at The Noodle House here in Charlottetown, Kevin and I returned to the scene of the crime to record a series of conversations about ISN past, present and future. We began with a discussion of what has happened, what’s ahead for existing ISN customers, and you can listen to this in the first of what will eventually be three podcast episodes/ In future episodes we’ll talk about how ISN got started, and about some of the misadventures along the way.