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Mute Swans are considered invasive, but after generations in Ontario, they have become naturalized. Learn the basics and beauty of Ontario's Mute Swan population, how its being controlled and why its important for them to live their natural lives in wetlands and parks. With contributers: Kelly Duffin, founder of the Mute Swan Society; Dana Stratton, volunteer with the Mute Swan Society. Quin Malott, Parks, Forestry and Cemetery Manager, City of Stratford; and photographer Will Bailey.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We had to ask about the red hair, does one get ridiculed or admired? Loreena McKennitt has a mass of beautiful red curls but is mostly admired for her music. When Mo thinks of her, she sees mists and magic and fairy tales. Loreena's sold more than 14 million albums and toured the world with her harp and her beloved band of fellow musicians. She's a singer, songwriter and composer with a new album full of early Celtic tunes called “The Road Back Home”, and is going on tour where she hopes the audience will sing along with her! Loreena's never had a manager and organizes the tours herself. She says the insurance during Covid was half a million dollars! We talk to her about the joys of touring and about being a privacy activist. Ok, that was our word, Loreena says she's not an activist, but she sure sounds like one, as she speaks about trying to make the world a better place. She was born in Morden, Manitoba and now lives in Stratford Ontario. You can watch the show on our YouTube page. You can grab a copy of the transcription on the episode page. We love writing and would love for you to read what we write. Sign up for our Substack Newsletter. If you would like to support the show, we do have partner opportunities available. Please email Wendy and Maureen at womenofir@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The guys welcome Nick Bohner, the founder of Nix Snow to the show. Nick gives us the time to explain his booming residential snow removal operation, and his plans for the future.

Today's guest Haley Bowler-Cooke is a Psychic Channel, Quantum Healer, Author of the book "Unfuckwithable," Podcast host of the Uplift Lifestyle Podcast, and Thought Leader – truly the ICON of New Paradigm Spirituality.Haley's groundbreaking work involves co-creating 'life by design' with High-Level Individuals, bringing about profound energetic and physical upgrades. Her energy medicine facilitation is high-level, focused, and direct, aiming to lead individuals to a life drenched in love, well-being, and success.I recently had the pleasure of meeting Haley through an event we are hosting together in Stratford, Ontario, on Wednesday, November 22. From the moment we connected, I knew I had to share her dynamic energy with you. Haley is a force, someone who can truly help you uplevel in every aspect of your life.And here's an exciting invitation for you – if you want to experience the transformative energy of Haley and join us along with four other incredible women making moves in business and spirituality, mark your calendars for the Rising Collective event in Stratford on November 22. It's a full-day event featuring speakers, motivation, dancing, vendors, and so much more.So, buckle up for an electrifying conversation with Haley Bowler-Cooke, and we hope to see you at the Rising Women Collective event in Stratford!"Grab your tickets here: The Rising Women CollectiveConnect with HaleyInstagram: @uplift_lifestyleBook: Unfuckwithable Podcast:  Uplift Lifestyle PodcastCONNECT WITH MICHELLE Website: www.themichellewolfe.com Podcast @themuveforwardpodcast Host @themichellewolfe Muve Life @muvelife Activewear www.muvelife.com 15% discount code for Podcast listeners  “MUVEFORWARD"

Alexandra Evans joins us this week for an in person interview. Alex started her hospitality career over four decades ago in her teenage years working at a French café a few blocks from where she grew up in midtown Toronto. A few years later, Alex lied her way into a waitressing job at Toby's Goodeats - very popular burger chain in Toronto in the 1980's. Alex loved the late nights and fast cash and fast cameraderie that comes with working in the industry. Alex moved into Management at Toby's and in the early 90's joined the team at O'Tooles on Carlton St across from Maple Leaf Gardens and stayed for 3 years. Alex eventually moved on to work at a French bistro - Le Paradis - for over 12 years, then soon after got bitten by the wine bug. Alex started a wine class in 1999 that morphed into a Sommelier diploma by 2004. That diploma opened the door to a management job at Boba restaurant on Avenue Road then Celestin on Mount Pleasant. That in turn opened a bigger door to Scaramouche restaurant where she stayed for 10 years as Maitre d', Sommelier and server. Eventually, Alex retired from serving in 2019. Alex and her partner moved to Stratford Ontario in the summer of 2021 and started teaching wine and service at the Stratford Chefs School where she enjoys passing the torch to the younger generation. In March of 2022 Alex started working for Nicholas Pearce Wines as their sales representative for South West Ontario where she gets to interact and keep her foot in the door of the hospitality industry and be in bed by 10pm….. In Alex's own words "It's been a great gig!" Links npwines.com @sugarrunbar @babylonsistersbar @argyle_arms_2023 @the_industry_podcast email us:  info@theindustrypodcast.club Podcast Artwork by Zak Hannah zakhannah.co

GUEST OVERVIEW: John C. A. Manley has been writing speculative fiction since he was nine years old. In 2001, he married, moved out of Toronto into a small town, and began work as a freelance ghostwriter and copywriter; while penning short stories and collecting rejection slips from publishers. In 2018, he began writing his first full-length novel, an urban fantasy set in Stratford, Ontario; but when the first lockdown began in 2020, he put down that project to pen a short dystopian story about where he saw these so-called “public health” measures going. That short story grew into the full-length novel, Much Ado About Corona. John is currently working on the sequel, Brave New Normal, while living in Stratford Ontario, with his wife Nicole, and son Jonah.

Join us for another episode of "Around The Booth" with Matt Rolfe, Jay Ashton & Jennifer Belanger, General Manager for The Bruce Hotel in Stratford Ontario. Follow & Subscribe to the SVK Network

In today's episode, the boys are joined by Canadian Pro MMA Fighter, Tom "The Greek Warrior" Theocharis. Fighting out of Stratford Ontario, the crazed MMA fans at It's Simple chat boxing culture worldwide, the entertainment value of MMA, Tom's first amateur fight at age 20, the mental process heading into a bout, weight cutting, public fight stories, the growth of the UFC, training in Vegas and sparring with Francis Ngannou, the exclusive gym scene in Sin City, dealing with losses, overcoming adversity, nutrition for fighters, the Canadian MMA circuit, as well as a chat on the Paul Brothers, Conor McGregor's legacy, and politics in MMA and Boxing. We hope our viewers can resonate with these discussions, and take away at least one valuable piece of information with them into their daily lives.Listen On:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0PqX019...iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast...SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST ► https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC94N...ADD US ON INSTAGRAM:ZOHAIB: https://www.instagram.com/zohaibaziz/MATT: https://www.instagram.com/mattcampoli/STEFANO: https://www.instagram.com/drstefo/PODCAST: https://www.instagram.com/itssimplepodcast/GUESTTOM: https://www.instagram.com/tommytheo/

S2 E2- In this episode Jesse and Jason sit down and chat with their band mates, and in Jay's case, wife, and talk about all things music. Danica Guennette, Wendy Carraro and Emily Barkley are three of Kitchener's finest singers, and one of Kitchener's only all female powerhouse trios. Find out where they started, who their influences were and what got them going as a powerhouse trio. They even discuss their first show as The Divines since 2019 which is coming up quickly. April 2nd 2022 at the Reivival House in Stratford Ontario. Tickets can be purchased here: https://www.ticketscene.ca/events/39946/. Don't forget to follow them on Facebook for updateshttps://www.facebook.com/thedivineskw/. Additionally, please follow Jesse and Jay on all of their social media for updates on podcast releases, live show dates and merch! Facebook: @kitchenerfamouspodcast, Instagram @kitchenerfamouspodcast, and Twitter @kitchenerfamous. The show is written and edited by Jesse Webber and Jay Carraro & Produced by Jonathan Knight. If you would like to place a merchandise order (see our social media handles for a complete list) shoot us an email at Kitchenerfamous@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kitchenerfamous/message

This week on The Back 40 we are joined by Martin Ritsma. Martin is the Deputy Mayor from Stratford Ontario, local farmer, Principal, Vice Principal and Teacher at the local school. Martin joins us to discuss an initiative that is tackling the drought in Western Canada, called Hay West. The severity of the climate conditions has impacted local farmers there so much that Martin has organized for loads of hay to be sent to farmers most in need. Martin ran the same initiative in 2002 and moves forward in 2021 with the goal of helping one farmer at a time to make a huge impact.

Episode 7 - Silhouette ExpandingTracks Featured:Face HuggerAbove the Underground by Gene CSilhouette ExpandingUntitled Synth JamSilhouette Expanding initial piano demoEmily and Dom from Brooklyn's 95 Bulls join us to chat about their upcoming record, their reaction to "Silhouette Expanding", Emily's trip to Stratford Ontario, and Boiled California. Dom's dog makes a cameo - he is a sausage. 95 Bulls are playing August 24 at the Broadway with Hello Mary and a Secret Guest, and on November 6th at Elsewhere with Gym Shorts. Check out their music on Spotify here.Danny's buddy Aneesh joins us for the last section to share his thoughts on the music and talk movies. Good vibes only.Tracks featured in the Chat:Crazy by 95 BullsOrinoco Flow (Sail Away) by EnyaGolden Eye by Tina TurnerDrive (Live in Montreal) by Bobby McFerrinWe're trying something different this time. One full episode - music and chats smashed together. Click here for the music from this episode, or to support Output 1:1:1, head over to our Bandcamp. We'll be uploading the other music episodes there soon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mike Keenan, The Retirement Coach, describes Stratford, Ontario, home of The Stratford Festival and a tourist gem in southwestern Ontario.

Greg and Chris talk to Rory Feore from the Stradford Festival in Stratford Ontario. How have the thousands of theatrical workers been holding out during COVID.

This was the week we've all been waiting for. The Caesar of Stratford (Ontario), Justin Bieber, came back with his latest album "Justice", so the boys ran through it track-by-track, alongside the usual play-by-play of the Raekwon and Ghostface Killah Verzuz battle, Shawn Bradley's accident, Saweetie and Quavo's breakup, a lyric breakdown of Headie One, and more. The tunes were fire this week, and we ran through Tobe Nwigwe, Justin Bieber, Saba, Zo! x Tall Black Guy x Darien Brockington x Muhsinah x Phonte, Jhené Aiko, Lucky Daye x Masego x Alex Isley, Snoop Dogg, Protoje, Wax Tailor x D Smoke, Elaquent, Beautiful Chorus x India.Arie, Ant Clemons, Rock Abraham x Chris Crack, Kota The Friend x Statik The Selektah, Cypress Hill, Merkules, Julia Stone, Kelly Price, Benny The Butcher x Harry Fraud, Joyce Wrice, Clairmont The Second, Kardinal Offishall x Emanuel x Jully Black x Savannah Ré x Susan Carol, and K. Forest. What a week. ARTISTS: Contact info@illnotestudios.com for the production/mixing/mastering opportunity. Theme tune produced by Notion. Purchase beats: notionbeats.com Follow the team everywhere: @TheMovementFam @CeeFor @Notionbaby @iDahnJohnson

In this series with mayors, police chiefs and other leading thinkers on the topic of policing and collaborative leadership, we ask how Intelligent Communities are responding to the issue and what advantages and best practices they might offer others. We begin with an overview of the topic through a discussion with Mayor Dan Mathieson, of Stratford, Canada, a multi-time Top7 Intelligent Community. He discusses how his award-winning community tackles the issue and uses technology to further enhance policing.

Jayne Marquis ND interview Dr. Renata Mola ND. Renata shares her own journey through resistance to becoming a mother and what she did to heal body, mind, and spirit to become a parent. She now teaches others the deep awareness that comes with Conscious Conception. Renata is a licensed Naturopathic Doctor and trained homeopath. She had the intention to become a psychologist. But discovered that if was only the western medical paradigm that separated mind from body. She felt this was a fatal flaw, and wanted to learn about modalities that would allow her to integrate all aspects of the human being, mind, body, and soul. She practices in Stratford Ontario as an ND with a focus on fertility. conscious conception, women's health, and pediatrics. #jaynemarquis #mindbodyspirit #fertility #bethewave www.renatamola.com This podcast is for information purposes only and represents the views and opinions of the speakers. The information presented is not meant to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. We recommend you seek the advice of a licensed healthcare practitioner before beginning any natural, complimentary, or conventional treatment.

Video Night, walk through of the Avondale Cemetery in Stratford Ontario, Live with HauntingLIVE! Podcast. App: Ghost Hunters Tool

HauntingLIVE! Podcast is a weekly Paranormal Podcast broadcasting LIVE Paranormal investigations with guest host of YouTube channel Queen of Ooga Booga, Sally Diane of Stratford, Ontario! HauntingLIVE Podcast Welcomes Clairvoyant Psychic Sally Diane. Sally Diane is an accurate, honest, compassionate reader with 40 years experience. Available for readings year round in Stratford, Ontario and she hosts her own podcast on YouTube, the Queen of Ooga Booga! Products: Psychic readings. Tarot, rune, palmistry and psychic development workshops offered.

Dan Moran joins the show this week. Currently, Dan is one of the co-owners of Red Rabbit in Stratford. This is part of a co-op style ownership group that also includes Old Man and Son, Pollo Morto and Somewhere a Sandwich which are all in Stratford Ontario. Dan was born and raised in Gananoque, Ontario - a border tourist town and subsequently got his start early in the service industry. In 1988, Dan moved to Waterloo Ontario to attend University of Waterloo and started working at the on campus bar - The Bombshelter Pub (The Bomber). Shortly thereafter, Dan started working for on campus concert promoter known as BEnt. In 1990, Dan temporarily left school to figure out his next move. Well, his next move involved moving to Whitehorse in the Yukon on a whim. While up north, Dan worked security, bartended and did sound for live concerts as well. Dan eventually returned to Kitchener-Waterloo and started working with BEnt once again as well as security at several clubs and live events. Eventually, Dan started got a job at Ethel's bartending when it opened in 1994. After a number of years at Ethel's, Dan got in to the ownership side of the business and opened up Frat Burger with several partners. This provided him with the foundation of business operations and mechanics of running an independent restaurant. Moving on from Frat Burger, Dan spent time working at Mercer in Stratford and the Duke of Wellington in Waterloo for several years. By this point, it was 2013 and Dan made one of the best decisions of his career and joined a staff-owned restaurant concept in Stratford that he has been a part of ever since. They opened up Red Rabbit that same year and haven't looked back. The ownership group subsequently opened Okazu in 2015, Old Man and Son in 2016 and Pollo Morto in early 2020 and Somewhere A Sandwich. www.redrabbitresto.com @redrabbitresto oldmanandson.com @oldmanandson www.pollomorta.com @pollomorta www.somewherearestaurant.com @somewherearestaurant

This podcast has been a journey of hearing stories. But I would be lying if every story has a positive outcome to it. It is no surprise that working in restaurants leaves a trail of burnt out and exhausted employees that can have health complications because of it. But not all stories have that kind of ending. Today I chatted with Arron Carley. He is an accomplished chef based out of Stratford Ontario. And he has had battles managing his mental and physical health while working as a chef. But he turned a corner for the better when he reached out for the help he needed and learned how to better manage his mental and physical health. He tells his story on today’s episode and this one is an absolute pleasure to listen to! Follow us on instagram @balanced_Life_services

Dayna Manning has just released a fabulous chamber folk album "Morning Light", recorded with Stratford Festival alumnus Ben Bolt-Martin - who arranged all of the songs for a chamber quartet featuring violin, cello, flute and French horn. Morning Light is a fabulous album, with a sumptuous feel - Dayna's beautiful voice gliding over a lovely instrumental accompaniment, on a great selection of original and traditional songs. Dayna has also released a fine memoir about songwriting entitled “Many Moons: A Songwriter’s Memoir” which tells the story of her three decade career in music using twelve of her own songs to guide the way. As well as being a founding member of Trent Severn (who are currently on hiatus), Dayna Manning also runs Folk Army, a private music instruction academy in Stratford Ontario focused on nurturing human potential through the love of music. For more information about the music of Dayna Manning, visit https://daynamanningmusic.com. Music: Dayna Manning "Charlie Lake", "You You You", "Peter Amberley" and "I Get Closer" from "Morning Light" (2019, Self) CDN.

Mike Keenan, What Travel Writers Say, describes dining & theatre options in Stratford, Ontario, 2019

Mike Keenan, What Travel Writers Say, talks with Cathy Rehberg, Marketing Manager for the Stratford Tourism Alliance on what's new in 2019.

David Stones is a poet based in Stratford Ontario. His poems have been published internationally and won awards. Recently he's been performing a stage adaptation of his book poems titled “Infinite Sequels.” On stage Stones is accompanied by a violinist which ads an imaginative aspect to his words. The London Free Press' Joe Belanger noted that “‘Infinite Sequels' is a brilliant, beautiful piece of theatre. Stone recites his poignant poetry with mostly subtle gesture, movement and animated face, asking us to face moments and questions about our lives we may not have even recognized.” In our conversation Stones admits his love of poetry goes back to his youth confessing that it was only later in life after his career and kids were no longer a pressing concern that he found the freedom to truly hone his work and share it publically. He talks about his creative process, his inspiration Dylan Thomas and Leonard Cohen to name a few, and the intersection of poetry and social media. PODCAST SHOW NOTES: David Stones Website David Stone on Instagram Ladies and Gentlemen… Mr. Leonard Cohen – watch for free at NFB.ca Follow on Twitter. Follow on Instagram Thanks to my sponsors: AnthroDesk The best sit/stand desk. Details here. Chefs Plate Save 50% on a week's worth of delicious food  

Kevin Fraser has been at the Stratford festival for 30 years and designed the lighting for over 500 productions since graduating from Ryerson Theatre School in the late 1970’s. He invited me to his home in Stratford Ontario in August of 2018 and we spoke about his early career and beginnings in Toronto at the Adelaide Court and the Tarragon Theatre and his move into the large festivals including Stratford and Drayton. Find examples of his work here: www.kevinfraserlighting.com.

Dana Osborne is a set and costume designer based out of Stratford Ontario. She started out working in some of the top wardrobe shops in the country, including the Canadian Opera Company, the Shaw Festival, and the Mirvish shops when they still owned them. We talk about her transition to design and her work over the last 20 years in Canadian theatre. Find samples of her work at www.danaosborne.ca

Mike Keenan, What Travel Writers Say, describes a visit to Stratford, Ontario, where to stay, what to eat and what to see along with four theatre reviews.

The Kings of Dope Criticism, Pharaohs of Prolific Opinion, and Emperors of Elevated Thought are back at it again. In this episode JustShola & your boy Harris dive into: • OFFICIAL UNOFFICIAL FRIENDS OF THE SHOW. We welcome an amazing hip hop artist, Sylvan LaCue, to the hottest list in the world (2:24) • SPORTS TALK. The Toronto Raptors are the betting favourite to land Kawhi Leonard; we discuss the likelihood of that happening. We also try to decipher the LaSean McCoy drama (5:51) • MUSIC POTPOURRI. We're talking top 3 albums of the half-year thus far, including some honourable mentions. We also give our Views on two new music releases by Sylvan LaCue and Wiz Khalifa, and give our Views on a potential new 2018 project by Drake (23:42) • Entertainment Report. We’re talking a potential Royal Wedding in Stratford Ontario with none other than Justin Bieber himself. We also lay out all of the facts and give some Views on the Charlamagne Tha God rape allegations (1:07:52) • TNV Presents: Random Thoughts. We're talking about the Thai cave rescue and whether Elon Musk’s initial help was nothing more than a PR stunt. We also discuss Apple Music vs Spotify when it comes to number of subscribers (1:43:26) • Crazy Canadian Sh*t, #CCS. Your weekly non-typical, eye-raising, wtf stories from Canada. This week we’re forced to blacklist one of our favourite restaurants (2:00:11) As usual, the Viewers can follow us on all platforms @TrueNorthViews, including SoundCloud. Search ‘True North Views’ on iTunes/Apple Podcasts. Subscribe, rate, and comment.

The lovely Carolyn Gary and I split a bottle of red wine and talk about throbbing members, working in independent theatre and her professional relationship with world-renowned escapologist Dean Gunnarson. Plus Audiobook Auditions. THE MANITOBA MONEYSHOT PODCAST with Ronald George Moore On Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-224826187 On iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-manitoba-moneyshot-podcast/id1377076376?mt=2 On Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/ronald-moore/the-manitoba-moneyshot-podcast-with-ronald-george-moore On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/manitobamoneyshot/ On Twitter: https://twitter.com/MBMoneyshot On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/RonaldGeorgeMoore

Mike Keenan, What Travel Writers Say, interviews Cathy Rayburg, Marketing Coordinator for The Stratford Tourism Alliance concerning what's new in Stratford in 2018.

In this week’s episode I sit down with Britta Johnson. Britta Johnson is a composer, lyricist, and book writer originally from Stratford Ontario. In our conversation today we discuss how she was introduced to theatre growing up in Stratford, how she began writing for the theatre, as well as what she learned from her experiences at the University of Toronto. We also discuss what she has learned from working with companies such as The Musical Stage Company and Young People’s Theatre, the importance of making mistakes and not taking yourself too seriously, as well as where she hopes to see theatre in Canada headed in the future.

In this week’s episode I sit down with Britta Johnson. Britta Johnson is a composer, lyricist, and book writer originally from Stratford Ontario. In our conversation today we discuss how she was introduced to theatre growing up in Stratford, how she began writing for the theatre, as well as what she learned from her experiences at the University of Toronto. We also discuss what she has learned from working with companies such as The Musical Stage Company and Young People’s Theatre, the importance of making mistakes and not taking yourself too seriously, as well as where she hopes to see theatre in Canada headed in the future.

Supreme Court Upholds mandatory retirement for police. There was no question that Stratford Ontario police officer Albert Large had to retire at the age of 60; both the police board and his union had agreed on that. But Large regarded it as age discrimination, and took his case to the Ontario Human Rights Commission, which agreed. The city appealed, only to lose at two separate Ontario court levels. However, on October 19, 1995, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled against Large, saying the policy was valid under human rights legislation. According to the top court, most police work is strenuous, requiring young, fit candidates. If the force is peopled by too many older officers – who are typically at risk for cardiovascular disease and declining aerobic capacity – it puts strain on the department, which must scramble to create less strenuous positions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Gregg shares his observations from a visit to Stratford, Ontario and how other downtowns can learn from the many ways that this rural community is creating an inviting atmosphere in its downtown

Mike Keenan, What Travel Writers Say, interviews Cathy Rehberg, Marketing Coordinator for the Stratford Tourism Alliance on what's new in Stratford for 2017.

I met designer Bretta Gerecke while visiting the Stratford Festival in Stratford Ontario in May of 2016. We spoke about her training and early career in Edmonton and the path that brought her to work with Cirque du Soleil in Milan in 2015 and a return to her roots as an archaeological illustrator. To see Bretta's portfolio, go here: http://www.bretta-gerecke.com/about-1/

Darren Dumas aka Mista D is the lead singer in a Canadian band known as "the Salads". The Salads had some hype in the early 2000's with their hit "Get Loose". After several albums, tours and shows, the band is still together but not as busy as they were 10 years ago. All members of the band are still active in music and art to some capacity. Darren is presently back in his home town of Stratford Ontario working as a graphic designer and singer in his Bob Marley tribute act "Mob Barley & the Railers". Darren is the same positive guy I met way back then and it's inspiring to see his unwavering love of music and art. One in a million!! In the podcast, we talk about his band being in the industry when it was almost dead. We talk about life and the future of music. Brought to you by fetchclass.com & www.insightrecorders.com Shop with Banggood and support the show Shop with amazon.ca, amazon.com and amazon.co.uk  Bookmark the link and support the show!! Also brought to you by Musicians Friend Pick up a shirt http://apologue.ca/shop/

Alison Wearing is an author, musician, and theatrical actress based in Stratford Ontario whose first book was the internationally acclaimed travel memoir Honeymoon in Purdah: An Iranian Journey. Her latest book is another compelling memoir called Confessions of a Fairy’s Daughter – Growing Up with a Gay Dad, which she has adapted into an award-winning […]

The Tempest 1.1 – A ship bound for Naples, is caught in a violent storm. If you thought Ophelia had “too much of water”, you ain’t seen nothing yet. Lovesong, by Dont be a Stranger, courtesy of music.mevio.com   Teri wrote in to recommend a book: The Friendly Shakespeare by Norrie Epstein G. Robin Smith has brought it to our attention, that The Shakespeare Festival in Stratford Ontario is doing The Tempest with Christopher Plummer as Prospero.