Podcasts about garneau theatre

One local business that will surely see many loyal fans of cinema coming back is Metro Cinema's Garneau Theatre. Since Covid-19 restrictions began, the Garneau has been relying primarily on virtual screenings, but in the past two weeks we have seen the theatre open up to play Robocop and Terminator 2. The theatre's new capacity operates below 30% of its fire-coded 500 seats and has created 100 social distanced seats that exist in their own pods for groups of up to 5 to enjoy their experience safely while still offering accessible seating pods in the front and side of the theatre. Screenings will be posted 1-2 weeks in advance on their website and through their newsletter. Staff encourage you to show up at least 15-30 minutes prior to your film to secure seating and encourage patrons to purchase their tickets online through their website. For all updates you can visit metrocinema.org Produced by Jarret Kamm.

On this episode, Chris Chang-Yen Phillips takes us on a special tour of the historic Garneau Theatre. Then we get into the season of giving with two donor stories. We hear from Diana Bacon about the Bacon Family Fund. And from Gary and Scott Kwasnecha about the Financial Services Group Community Trust Fund. Links: Find out more about the Garneau Theatre and Metro Cinema. Read blog about Diana Bacon and the Bacon Family Fund. And our blog about the Financial Services Group Community Trust Fund. For giving ideas, check out our Grants Listing by Program and our  Strategic Granting Guide Create […]

This episode is about celebrating the great Toni Morrison. We’re featuring a panel that took place at the Garneau Theatre on September 1st after a screening of the documentary about Toni Morrison entitled the Pieces I am. The panel features Shama Rangwala, Shirley Anne Tate, Dr. Helen Frost, and Jumoke Verissimo.

A quick little episode from 420!  We smoked some OG Kush and played a little game with the audience and introduced Reefer Madness at the Garneau Theatre.  

This episode we sit down and talk with Reuben from the cannabis-infused podcast, Hijacked Headspace. So naturally, we talk about smoking pot, edibles, and whether or not Jughead was a stoner. We also talk about free speech, what you can and can't say, and sexy spitting. KANCHO!!! Our friends over at Hijacked Headspace will be doing a live podcast recording at the Garneau Theatre on April 20th at 10 pm! Immediately following the podcast they will be hosting a screening of Reefer Madness! It will be an amazing evening of prizes, laughs and cannabis culture. Follow them on Facebook for more info. Hijacked Headspace Podcast's Website Reuben's Website --- Please rate and review us on iTunes Find us on Facebook / Twitter Email us: learningtolistenpodcast@gmail.com

I got a text from one of my friends and it said "You need to check out Shea Emry" and attached was a TED Talk from him. I knew of Shea from an article I read about his retirement as a CFL linebacker. After being engrossed by what he was saying, I sent Shea an email and he gladly obliged. One of the main reasons I wanted to have the two-time Grey Cup Champ on the show was because he's a been a voice on the positive tenants of keeping your mental health in check, and he was a great example of doing something for people past your professional career. But as you hear him talk, you find out that this is something that Shea was born to do. You'll hear about his life as a young man, his fascinations with axes, his views on locker room talk, and the reason he wanted to create Wellmen, a group for men to find their inner vulnerable primal being. Men Edmonton is hosting a free movie screening of The Mask You Live In, the Representation Project's take on masculinity in the modern world. After the movie we're going to have a panel conversation with four prominent men about masculinity and what it is to be a man. It's going to be hosted by Ryan Jespersen, and going to be held in the Garneau Theatre on April 1st. I'm going to be there, if you're coming let me know, I would love to say hey! I hope to see you there! You can catch me on Twitter and on Instagram @modernmanpod and search me on Facebook.

On this month's episode, we take a field trip over to the Garneau Theatre.  Now the home of Metro Cinema, and a great place to go to celebrate Canada's 150 with their “Home Movies” series. We learn about the hurdles women in Edmonton's arts industry are facing, and how the SkirtsAfire festival is working to address those challenges. We find out how the Terra Centre gives teen moms and dads a place to reach their potential. And, we hear about Gurvinder Bhatia‘s unique approach to create an endowment fund with his friends. Links: Get yourMetro Cinema Guide here! Get the latest news fromSkirtAfire […]

  Happy Birthday Metro Cinema! We wish that we could sing you the ‘Happy Birthday to You’ song, but, as you know, it’s under copyright protection. Nevertheless, you are an amazing independent cinema in Edmonton and you are celebrating your second birthday at the historic Garneau Theatre!   And you’ll even be playing host to […]

In episode 15, Poul Mark shares some tips you can try at home to make and enjoy better coffee, as well as some things Transcend Coffee is planning this year to continually raise the bar on the quality of coffee they import, roast and serve.