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Well hey friends. I'm trying to get back into the podcast fray and I always appreciate your ears and support. Starting in September, I'm gonna be riding roughshod across the rugged Ontario terrain with a great friend and an even greater music maker; Stephen Stanley. Wolfe Island-based singer-songwriter and guitarist Stephen Stanley may most immediately be known as a founding member, lead guitarist and vocalist with the acclaimed early 90's alt-rock band "The Lowest of the Low". Since those days, Stephen has gone on to release some of his finest music of all time with "The Stephen Stanley Band" and their new album, Before The Collapse Of The Hive (Wolfe Island Records), is a multi dimensional banger. It's an album brimming with raw, unflinching urgency, steadfast observation and soul-searching storytelling that highlights Stephen's immediate world: those he loves, and those he's lost. This was my second chat with Stephen and we had a lovely time. For tickets and times on our Ontario tour in September, go to https://graven.ca for more info. I love you.Catch me in a town near you (as I head out on tour soon with Stephen Stanley from The Lowest of the Low and The Stephen Stanley Band) by visting my website to see where I'm playing. If people can hate for no reason, I can love for no reason - and I love you. Thanks for stopping by Graventown. Yer always welcome here. As a full time independent artist, you can support me by joining my SUPER RAD subscription service at https://ko-fi.com/gravencanada

In this episode of Today in YGK, CFRC’s News Team covers an update from the Ministry of Transportation for the Wolfe Island ferry, the upcoming temporary closure of KFPL’s Isabel Turner Branch, the upcoming Gaels football season, and more.

Take the Pain Response Assessment HERE: https://welcome.drandreamoore.com/pain_response_assessment Catherine Courtice, a compassionate writer, speaker, advocate, and educator empowering those facing chronic pain and life-altering diagnoses. Her background in Kinesiology, Education, mobility, therapy, and coaching provides deep insight into the human experience. Having journeyed through chronic pain herself, she brings empathy, insight, and resilience to everything she does. Her 'wholistic' approach combines practical strategies, spiritual principles, and mindfulness techniques, guiding clients to find hope amidst life's challenges. Catherine's inspiring debut book, When Life Gives You Lemons, Choose the Lime, invites readers to embrace their unique healing journey and discover their limitless potential to live a fulfilling life after a life-altering diagnosis. Catherine lives and works in Wolfe Island, Ontario. https://www.catherinecourtice.com https://www.instagram.com/overcomechronicpain/ Catherine's Overcome chronic pain FB group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/overcomingchronicpain2/?mibextid=NSMWBT Find me on IG: www.instagram.com/drandreamoore schedule a consult call: www.drandreamoore.com/schedule

Hello dear listener, welcome to today's episode, in which I was interviewed by my colleague Catherine Courtice about the importance of self-compassion in healing from chronic symptoms.   Catherine is a writer, speaker, advocate and educator empowering those facing chronic pain and life-altering diagnoses. Her background in Kinesiology, Education, mobility, therapy, and coaching provides deep insight into the human experience. Having journeyed through chronic pain herself, she brings empathy, insight, and resilience to everything she does. Her 'wholistic' approach combines practical strategies, spiritual principles, and mindfulness techniques, guiding clients to find hope amidst life's challenges. Catherine's inspiring debut book, Embracing Life After Diagnosis:When Life Gives You Lemons, Choose the Lime, invites readers to embrace their unique healing journey and discover their limitless potential to live a fulfilling life after a life-altering diagnosis. Catherine lives and works in Wolfe Island, Ontario.   I was honored to be interviewed by Catherine as part of her Overcome Chronic Pain interview series, and I hope you'll enjoy our conversation about the key role that self-compassion plays in healing.   You can find Catherine at: Website: https://www.catherinecourtice.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/overcomechronicpain/   And you can find me at: Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@anna_holtzman⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Website: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.annaholtzman.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/from-chronic-pain-to-pass/support

The Stephen Stanley Band's is happy to introduce their new album, Before The Collapse Of The Hive (Wolfe Island Records). It's an album brimming with raw, unflinching urgency, steadfast observation and soul-searching storytelling that highlights Stephen's immediate world: those he loves, and those he's lost.  Recording the album on on Wolfe Island became an integrated life experience. Start and stop times were not regimented. “Often, we'd go and play a set at the Hotel Wolfe Island (co-owned by album producer and album contributor, Hugh Christopher Brown) and recording would just take place around the timing of the show.” Except for Kate Fenner, Michael Blake and Ron Hawkins, outside of his band, everyone who played on the new record lives on Wolfe Island. A wonderful stable of players and singers, deeply affected the sound of this new work, produced again, by Hugh Christopher Brown. The Stephen Stanley Band's internationally acclaimed record, Jimmy & the Moon (2017), saw Stephen and his band going into the studio with a clutch of songs they had spent a long time pre-producing. Before The Collapse Of The Hive was very different. Due to long periods of time where no one could get together, six songs on this record were entirely new, starting off with acoustic guitar and vocals and building the songs from there. If Jimmy & the Moon was loosely written about Toronto and the changes the city has gone through in his time, this album looks deeper at our collective place in a world seemingly falling apart. It's a continued conversation between Stephen and his close friend and beloved radio enigma, Dave Bookman, whom Stephen shared the loss of, just prior to starting to work on these songs – two of which are in honour of that friendship and reflecting on the time spent finding the words for such an unexpected goodbye. “‘Before the Collapse of the Hive' – man, that title means so many different things to me as I write this. Some of which will be obvious, others which are mine alone. Bandcamp: https://continentalrecordservices.bandcamp.com/album/before-the-collapse-of-the-hivewebsite: https://stephenstanleyband.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sstanleyband This episode is brought to you byGo to BETTERHELP.com/apologue for confidential online counselling.use the code word Apologue for a 7 day free trial Pledge monthly with Patreon https://www.patreon.com/apologueShop Apologue products at http://apologue.ca/shop Go get the 1 hour mini Documentary on Lowest of the Low's Classic Album Shakespeare my Butt at https://thelowdoc.gumroad.com/l/SMB

Singer/Songwriter/Guitarist Stephen Stanley talks about his new album with The Stephen Stanley Band, his 23 years with The Lowest of the Low [with a few breaks & a few break-ups mixed in], why ‘Shakespeare My Butt' was [at the time] both an albatross and a gold medal, his memories of enjoying 4am nachos at Sneaky Dee's with Dave Bookman, presenting a bouquet of roses better suited for Secretariat to Luciano Pavarotti at Massey Hall [and later playing there himself], turning DOWN opening tour slots with Bryan Adams/Barenaked Ladies/Violent Femmes, his connections to The Mynah Bird/Yorkville music scene, making the move from Toronto to Wolfe Island, and why 9 out of 10 doctors do NOT recommend yogurt as the cure for smoking bad weed! For everything Stephen Stanley and The Stephen Stanley Band's new album ‘Before the Collapse of the Hive,' please visit https://stephenstanleyband.com/ TORONTO LEGENDS is hosted by Andrew Applebaum at andrew.applebaum@gmail.com All episodes available at https://www.torontolegends.ca/episodes/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lucy Treloar is a novelist. Her debut, Salt Creek, won the Dobbie Literary Award among others and was shortlisted for the Miles Franklin Literary Award and the UK's Walter Scott Prize. Wolfe Island, her second novel, won the Barbara Jefferis Award and was shortlisted for the Prime Minister's and NSW literary awards. Lucy's essays and short fiction have appeared in publications including Meanjin, The Age, Overland and Best Australian Stories. You can read the transcript of this interview here. About The Garret: Writers and the publishing industry Follow The Garret on Instagram, and perhaps follow our host Astrid Edwards there too.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lucy Treloar is the award winning author of Salt Creek and Wolfe Island. Today we're discussing her new novel Days of Innocence and Wonder Till is on the run from life, taking to the open road in a quest to keep moving, getting as far as possible from where she's been. It is the project of a lifetime, ever since Till's best friend was snatched off the street when they were young.  Driving far from Melbourne, inland and away from the familiar. Till doesn't know what she's looking for… Yet. When Till arrives in Wirowie she's immediately drawn to its quiet streets. Things start in a temporary way. Till squats in the abandoned and derelict train station. Then she makes it her home. Slowly she starts repairing; first the station's crumbling stonework and then her own ability to trust in others.  It takes time to adjust, and time for Wirowie to open up to Till. Small towns can be suspicious of people from the city who think they know better. But just as good and kindness can be found most anywhere, so can darkness and Till must again face her fear and discover whether she is truly as alone as she thinks. Till's story is a journey of discovery and Till must find herself in a world she doesn't even feel comfortable saying her own name.  The reader is anchored immediately to the trauma that continues to define Till. From these sparse memories we understand that danger is banal and often so nondescript you won't even recall its face. Nonetheless danger is everywhere and it can creep up on you when you least expect it. This is Till's reality and that of the women of Wirowie, plagued by their own mysterious attacker, snatching women off the streets and violently humiliating them. Within the narrative Lucy Treloar weaves stories of escape, restoration and recourse. Till is offered opportunities and she must carve out her own chances to move forward. We see that through the relationships she builds that there is hope she can learn to reconnect but that the women she is connecting with have their own damaged lives they are trying to live. Days of Innocence and Wonder feels like a thriller but reads with the subtlety and deft hand of a carefully drawn ensemble piece. As Till befriends the women of Wirowie she finds her own pain is part of a tapestry that belongs to them all. The novel entwines Till's life with the towns and suddenly all their histories are of a kind and they must come together to find a way through. In these depictions of loss and pain we see the impacts of trauma in all their embodied terror and witness a chaotic world where loss is perpetuated when there is no resolution. The book explores the ways that violence exists as both an act and as a culture that builds up perpetrators and excuses their actions. Power is called into question and Days of Innocence and Wonder is so named for the illusion that such a time ever existed. I was fascinated reading Days of Innocence and Wonder for its ability to intrigue and excite; forcing me to turn pages even as I paused to think about the implications of what I was reading. If you're looking for a summer read that asks some big questions, Days of Innocence and Wonder is definitely one to pack wherever you're heading this holiday period.

Kate speaks to Melbourne author Lucy Treloar about her writing life. Lucy Treloar was born in Malaysia and educated in England, Sweden and Melbourne. Her novel Salt Creek (2015) won the Dobbie Literary Award among others, and was shortlisted for the Miles Franklin Literary Award and the UK's Walter Scott Prize. Wolfe Island (2019), her second novel, won the Barbara Jefferis Award and was shortlisted for the Prime Minister's and NSW literary awards. She is a previous winner of the Commonwealth Short Story Prize (Pacific region).  Lucy's essays and short fiction have appeared in publications including The Saturday Paper, Meanjin, The Age, Overland, Best Australian Stories and Foundational Fictions in South Australian History.  A graduate of the University of Melbourne and RMIT, Lucy lives in inner Melbourne with her family. We've spoken to Lucy before on The First Time Podcast for Apollo Bay Word Fest's Warm Winter Words in 2020. Her third novel is Days of Innocence and Wonder, published by Pan Macmillan, October 2023. Check out show notes for this episode on our website www.thefirsttimepodcast.com or get in touch via Twitter (@thefirsttimepod) or Instagram (@thefirsttimepod). You can support us and the making of Season Six via our Patreon page. Thanks for joining us!

Step into the captivating world of Ken Keyes, an  individual who dedicated his life to public service.  Join us on a heartfelt journey as Ken, now 92 years old, reflects on his lifelong passion for teaching, his experiences as a city alderman, Mayor of Kingston, Ontario, and as a Member of the Ontario Provincial Parliament. In this engaging episode, we delve into Ken's rich tapestry of memories, exploring the challenges and triumphs he encountered throughout his distinguished career.Situated amidst the picturesque beauty of Wolfe Island, the largest of the Thousand Islands, Ken shares his deep affection for this idyllic place he calls home. As we sit down with Ken, we witness the wisdom and perspective gained from a life well-lived and the indomitable spirit that continues to drive him.While the names and places may be unfamiliar to some, the allure of Ken's story transcends geographical boundaries. Discover the universal themes of resilience, community, and the pursuit of a meaningful life that resonate with listeners of all backgrounds.Here is our conversation with Ken Keyes.Our theme music is “Stasis Oasis”, by Tim Aylesworth Follow us on Facebook, Linkedin, Instagram & Twitter Send comments or suggestions to thekingstonianpodcast@gmail.com Episodes also air weekly on CJAI at 101.3fm (Tue. at 6pm) and on CFRC at 101.9fm (Wed. at 1pm). Check our social media for program details.

(May 24, 2023) Residents of Wolfe Island, where Lake Ontario empties in the St. Lawrence River, have been waiting a lot lately. The government-run ferry they rely on to get between home and mainland Canada has been plagued by mechanical and labor problems and is often delayed. Also: The St. Lawrence Seaway's new administrator was in Massena to unveil a new tugboat.

Could the delays with the Wolfe Island ferry be more than just engine problems but crew issues as well? The President of the local union shares what the workers have been going through. Getting out of an abusive relationship is difficult. An organization in Peterborough is making it a bit less painful ... by releasing a new handbook for abuse survivors.

Brown was one of the primary singers and songwriters for the alternative rock band Bourbon Tabernacle Choir in the 1980s and 1990s. When that band broke up, he continued performing as a duo with his Bourbon bandmate Kate Fenner. Brown has accompanied dozens of notable musicians on stage, including a six-month stint as a member of Barenaked Ladies in 1998 filling in for Kevin Hearn while Hearn battled leukemia. He is also a social justice activist and the founder of the Pros and Cons Program bringing recording arts to prisons and creating musical works for charities. The Pros and Cons Program has become internationally recognized as groundbreaking in fields of restorative justice and inmate mentorship, with the support of The David Rockefeller Fund. Brown recorded an album with the prisoners called Postcards from the County which Exclaim! described as "inescapably honest and sincere". Brown has recently launched Wolfe Island Records as a home for the prison music and the many artists he produces and collaborates with, including Fenner, Suzanne Jarvie, David Corley, One River, The Mermaids, Hadley McCall Thackston and the Stephen Stanley Band. In 2017 he released a new solo album Pacem. PopMatters premiered his first single, "Keeper of the Flame", and Huffington Post raved that "Pacem is one of those albums that works on the listener from the inside out." Brown currently lives in Wolfe Island where he tours solo and performs with local musicians in a band called Open Hearts Society. Catch Brown Hawkins Stanley on tour this spring! Brown Hawkins Stanley SHOWS SPRING 2023: MAY 11, 2023 BROWN/HAWKINS/STANLEY - Palasad Social Bowl - London Ontario London, ON Palasad SocialBowl 777 Adelaide Street NorthLondon ON N5Y 2L8 (519) 645-7164 w/special guests The PairsTICKETSINFOMAY 12, 2023 BROWN/HAWKINS/STANLEY - THE MULE SPINNER - HAMILTON Hamilton, ON The Mule Spinner 11 Landsdowne AveHamilton ON L8L 6N3 (519) 774-1218 w/special guest Lori YatesTICKETSINFOMAY 13, 2023 BROWN/HAWKINS/STANLEY - OXFORD PENNANT ROOM - BUFFALO Buffalo, NY Town Ballroom 681 Main StreetBuffalo, NY 14203 W/ special guest Greg SmithTICKETSINFOMAY 19, 2023 BROWN/HAWKINS/STANLEY - THE PARKSIDE LOUNGE - NYC New York, NY Parkside Lounge 317 East Houston StreetNew York, NY 10002 (212) 673-6270 Guest TBATICKETSINFOMAY 20, 2023 BROWN/HAWKINS/STANLEY - BIG WRENCH - BROOKLYN NY Brooklyn, NY Big Wrench 264 Hoyt St.Brooklyn, NY 917-375-1574 Guest TBAINFOMAY 21, 2023 BROWN/HAWKINS/STANLEY - REDBIRD LIVE - OTTAWA Ottawa, ON Redbird Live 1165 Bank StreetOttawa ON K1S 3X7 w/ special guest GravenTICKETSINFOMAY 25, 2023 BROWN/HAWKINS/STANLEY - JETHRO'S - PETERBOROUGH Peterborough, Ontario Jethros 137 Hunter Street WestPeterborough Ontario w/ special guest Rocky RobertsTICKETSINFOMAY 26, 2023 BROWN/HAWKINS/STANLEY - SAM'S PLACE - PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY Prince Edward, ON Sam's Place 3038 County Rd. 3Prince Edward ON w/ special guest Liner.TICKETSINFOMAY 27, 2023 BROWN/HAWKINS/STANLEY - Longboat Hall - Toronto Toronto, ON Longboat Hall 103 Dovercourt RoadToronto ON M6J 3C2 (416) 792-1268 w/ special guest Liner.TICKETSINFO Go to BETTERHELP.com/apologue for confidential online counselling.use the code word Apologue for a 7 day free trial Pledge monthly with Patreon https://www.patreon.com/apologueShop Apologue products at http://apologue.ca/shop

Friends. It's really been a red hot chili peps hot minute since I've been anywhere near the podcast wheelhouse - and so I thank you for subscribing and being on this random roughshod journey with me. A recent sickness and eye infection has allowed me to rest and gather some files from the days of yore - and one thing I've wanted to pump out for a while is a "Carcast" series where I can skiffle some mind notes into the stratosphere from my automobile (usually while touring). This one is from June of 2022 when I was heavily in a seasonal touring zone and getting more connected with Wolfe Island (like I am right now) and it's nice to go back and compare where I was at then with where I'm at now. I hope you connect with Carcasts. They are a fun way for me to be less formal and to still put some intimate content out there into the Graventown zone. I love you.Catch me in a town near you by visting my website to see where I'm playing. If people can hate for no reason, I can love for no reason - and I love you. Thanks for stopping by Graventown. Yer always welcome here. As a full time independent artist, you can support me by joining my SUPER RAD subscription service at https://ko-fi.com/gravencanada

Friends. Welcome back to Graventown yet again. I don't always pod, when I do, I pod with the gods. Here's another one for your content wood-chipper. Drive it into your ears to lessen your fears. Today's guest is one of the most prolific songmakers I've ever met and I was lucky enough to have a nice intimate chat with him as he drove around the countryside shoreline in his lovely home province of Prince Edward Island. Dennis Ellsworth is a songwriter, performer, sideman, and record producer from Charlottetown, PE. His songwriting career started in high school, filling notebooks with lyrics and poems. He grew up on the Beatles, Simon & Garfunkel, Ray Charles, Kris Kristofferson, Roy Orbison, Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard. His tastes evolved in grade 6 and he began collecting cassettes. His personal music collection is stylistically expansive. Some might call his love for music an addiction, but whatever. Over the years he has collaborated with Josh Finlayson and Andy Maize from Skydiggers, Gord Downie from The Tragically Hip, Joel Plaskett, Donovan Woods, Rose Cousins, John Smith, and David Barbe (producer of Drive-by Truckers and bass player for 90's alt rock band Sugar.) In 2015 Dennis signed a publishing deal with Cymba Music Publishing in Toronto and has since written songs in a wide variety of styles His music has appeared in television shows for CBC, Netflix, HBO and was featured in the award-winning film, The New Romantic. Ellsworth has released 2 full length albums with his previous group, Haunted Hearts, an album as a duo with Kinley Dowling, two EP's and 10 full length solo albums, including his most recent triple album project called Bound by Love.Dennis is releasing a single on every Bandcamp Friday this year, so be sure to follow along in support on his bandcamp page and find him on instagram or on his website. Watch for our shows together in Montreal, Ottawa and Wolfe Island in late May. UPCOMING GRAVEN SHOWS:MARCH 3 - JETHRO'S (PETERBOROUGH, ON) - TICKETSMARCH 4 - ACOUSTIC GRILL (PICTON, ON)Catch me in a town near you by visting my website to see where I'm playing. If people can hate for no reason, I can love for no reason - and I love you. Thanks for stopping by Graventown. Yer always welcome here. As a full time independent artist, you can support me by joining my SUPER RAD subscription service at https://ko-fi.com/gravencanada

Daniel returns to his horrific dream. The night before getting trapped inside a haunted house on Wolfe Island. The violent dream on a porch… which turned out to be real! Staying with Island Ghosts. A historic ghost story from a former resident of PEI. And a famous Myth around the most historic church in Charlottetown, PEI. Daniel talks about his visit. And the story leading to 4 long dead women ringing ship bells from the tower. --- Get the inside scoop @ghostguidedaniel on Facebook & Instagram Fairy Queen Ghost Story Video

Graventowners and Quarter Pounders: Let's put some cheese and sauce on season two and catch the intellectual train to flavour country. With me today is someone who I'd call a musical hero, but he's far too humble and grounded to accept that title. I actually got to open a few shows for him this year when he performed with a trio called Brown Hawkins Stanley, and I had one of the loveliest tour experiences I've ever had - and I get to open for him again this weekend on two dates and I couldn't be more over the musical moon to have him on the pod. Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist Stephen Stanley is best known from his many years as a founding member, lead guitarist and vocalist with the vibrant alternative rock band The Lowest of the Low. After many song hits, years of touring and sharing the stage with the likes of Billy Bragg, Bob Mould, The Violent Femmes, The Jayhawks and Lloyd Cole, a gold record for their “genuinely timeless album” (Exclaim!) Shakespeare My Butt, Stanley is back on the music scene with his own band, The Stephen Stanley Band, and an internationally acclaimed record Jimmy & The Moon, (2017), produced by Hugh Christopher Brown. Jimmy & The Moon received considerable radio airplay, raves and features from Canada (Now Toronto, Exclaim!, Spill Magazine, Fervor Coulee, FYI Music News, etc.) to the USA, Netherlands, Ireland and the UK. Stephen and I play together this weekend in Toronto and Wolfe Island (show info below). Thank for your listening ears! Graventown is you and me. It's a community. Yer loved.Catch Tom and I on tour this weekend, as the gritty Graven duo, opening the ra-ra radical Stephen Stanley Band:DEC 9: Linsmore Tavern - Toronto, ONopening for Stephen StanleyDEC 10: Hotel Wolfe Island - Wolfe Island, ONopening for Stephen StanleyInfo, tickets and times here.Catch me in a town near you by visting my website to see where I'm playing. If people can hate for no reason, I can love for no reason - and I love you. Thanks for stopping by Graventown. Yer always welcome here. As a full time independent artist, you can support me by joining my SUPER RAD subscription service at https://ko-fi.com/gravencanada

Pallinghurst Barrow by Grant AllenA horror story about spirits who linger in old places in the English countryisde. Published 1892. Suggested by Susan Tudor-Coulson If You Appreciate The Work I've Put In Here - You could buy me a coffee at https://ko-fi.com/tonywalker or join as a Patron for exclusive content here: https://www.patreon.com/barcudGrant AllenCharles Grant Blairfindie Allen was born in 1848 on Wolfe Island in Ontario in Ca nada and died in Haselmere in Surrey aged 51. His father was from Dublin and he was a protestant minister. He was educated at home and then when he was 13, his family moved to the USA, then to France then to Britain. He was educated at King Edward's School in Birmingham (where Tolkien later went amongst other famous alumni) and then at Merton College in Oxford. He went to teach in Brighton and in Jamaica. He returned to Britain from Jamaica and began to write professionally. He was most famous for his scientific essays. But he also wrote science fiction. He was an atheist and socialist. He was married twice. He died of liver cancer in 1899. He was a friend and neighbour of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.Chanctonbury Ring, Old Weird AlbionThe Old Weird Albion | Justin Hopper || Landscape, Memory & MythI mention how much I enjoy the work of Justin Hopper.  Chanctonbury Rings – a spoke word and music album made with folk artist Sharron Kraus and Ghost Box Records co-founder The Belbury Poly (Ghost Box). Long Barrows were the product of a late Stone Age civilisation with additions from Bronze Age folk. They are particularly to be found in Wessex and the south and west of England. But of course megalithic structures of similar types can be found all over Atlantic Europe. Nobody would suggest that the so-called Picts created them.Theosophists & Madam BlavatskyThe Theosophical Society was created mainly by Madame Helena Blavatsky who had a background in Spiritualism. This was a time of religious change with a huge upsurge in Spiritualism. The first lodge was in Scotland. There were influences from western Occultism, but also Hinduism and Buddhism and they talked about the ascended masters. These ascended masters included Abraham, Moses, Solomon, Jesus but also the Buddha, Confucious and Lao Tzu but also Mesmer, Bohme and Cagliostro.  Theosophy has evolved into the New Age.Mrs Bruce (the esoteric Buddhist) seems to be one of these.GhostsThe story reports that we only see the ghosts from periods within our knowledge.  But of course this is not true. Many ghosts are not really identifiable at all. Flint and ironThis is an old piece of folkloreCannabis IndicaIndeed. No wonder he saw visions.Fiddlers Green, Clint MarshFiddler's Green Peculiar Parish MagazineI love this 'zine. As the Clint Marsh says, *Fiddler's Green Peculiar Parish Magazine was born of a languid afternoon of conversation on a sunny tavern lawn. Taking its name from the pleasant afterlife dreamed into being by sailors, cavalrymen, and other adventurous spirits, Fiddler's Green gathers friends, good cheer, and a bit of magic to create a better world not someday, but now.*Tarantino's from Dawn til DuskThat genre shift from tense hostage movie to vampire killl-fest.  I see something similar going on here.  Support the show

A Kingston-based writing group will be creating poems on demand this weekend on Wolfe Island for anyone interested. We hear how you can receive a personalized piece with just a 5-minute interview. Caribanna is heading north! We Hear about a new celebration of Caribbean culture coming to Collingwood this weekend If you're still looking for that special someone, the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry are hoping to be "the one."

Stephen Stanley is a veteran of the Canadian indie rock scene, a stellar singer-songwriter, a prolific storyteller, gifted guitarist, and a radio DJ,. He was a founding member of the alternative rock band Lowest of the Low, with whom he toured extensively for many years, and also released 4 albums, including 1991's much-loved, Shakespeare My Butt .  He now records and performs as The Stephen Stanley Band, and is in the midst of recording a new album. In this episode, Stephen talks about recording his upcoming album on Wolfe Island, playing countless shows to an online crowd during the pandemic, constructing his one-hour radio show, what Bob Dylan means to him, and how songs can be interpreted many ways.  MUSIC BUDDY SESSION: "Waiting on a Claim"  (world premiere!)Written by Stephen StanleyPerformed by Stephen Stanley, Jane Gowan and Tim VeselyListen at 40:08For more info on Stephen, visit stephenstanleyband.comCheck out Stephen's radio show, Northern Wish, on Hunter's Bay RadioMusic samples in this episode:"40 Endings" (The Stephen Stanley Band feat. David Corley)"Things I Wish I'd Never Seen" (The Stephen Stanley Band)"Frankie's Gun" (The Felice Brothers)"London" (Benjamin Clementine)"The Troubador Song" (Stephen Stanley) - Live at The Tranzac Club with the Heavy Lyfters.  Feb 16, 2020"Under the Mynah Bird" (The Stephen Stanley Band)"Next to Me", live at Static Roots Festival, 2018 (The Stephen Stanley Band) Support the showA Morning Run Productions ProjectMusic Buddy is nomated for a 2023 Canadian Podcast Award for "Outstanding Music Series", and "Outstanding Main Title Theme Music for a Series". Many thanks to the Canadian Podcast Awards, and congratulations to all the Nominees! You can see the full list of Nominees at canpodawards.ca Jane Gowan (host, producer, editor) Tim Vesely (co-producer/co-host) The show's theme song, "Human Stuff," is written by Jane Gowan and Tim Vesely, and performed by Jane and Tim, with additional vocals by Steve Wright and Connie KostiukEmail: jane@musicbuddy.caInstagram: @musicbuddypodcastFacebook: @musicbuddypodcastTwitter: @janegowanTikTok: @musicbuddypod

Alix Carr-Harris was in the Seaway Studio to talk about what's happening on Wolfe Island this summer. There's lots of info on the Frontenac Economic Development website at www.visitfrontenac.ca. We also discussed her wonderful coffee business Haymakers Coffee which can be found at, www.haymakerscoffeeco.com.

In this 1018th episode of Toronto Mike'd, Mike is joined by musician Chris Brown as they talk about the Bourbon Tabernacle Choir, being a duo with Kate Fenner, touring with the Barenaked Ladies and The Tragically Hip, and what's happening on Wolfe Island. Toronto Mike'd is proudly brought to you by Great Lakes Brewery, Palma Pasta, Canna Cabana, StickerYou, Ridley Funeral Home and RYOBI Tools.

Just a quick ferry ride from downtown Kingston is the magical—and somewhat mystifying— community of Wolfe Island, which has been a hive of cultural activity over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic. Johnny and Rob catch up with Wolfe Island Records co-founder and producer, Hugh Christopher Brown, and award-winning author and poet, Steven Heighton, on his debut album, The Devil's Share, and the resurrection of the Hotel on Wolfe Island as a prominent live music venue.

Working the Wolfe Islander for 35 years, Brian Johnson has had the opportunity to hear a lot of stories about the Island, the Ferry and the people who have travelled back and forth.  If you're not familiar with the geography, Wolfe Island is the largest among the Thousand Islands, stuck right between Kingston, Ontario, and Cape Vincent, New York; and where Lake Ontario meets the St. Lawrence River.   Over the years, Brian has taken these tales and ‘put them to paper'. His stories have been included in several publications, and he is putting the finishing touches on a book that will focus on the water, and the people who travelled the water, around Wolfe Island.  Definitely a ‘raconteur par excellence', Captain Brian Johnson brings our history to life.  Hope you enjoy this conversation.

#releaseoftheday EP.1 - Jukebox County (Canada) Interviews with The Best Indie Artists and Music Business Professional all over the World. JukeBox County's debut album was released May 26, 2021 through Wolfe Island Records and produced by Hugh Christopher Brown. Rich Tyo, the creative mind behind the songs and vision of Jukebox County, gets his inspiration from his experiences out on the streets working as a mental health crisis worker, developing music-based mental health programs for youth and adults, and being witness to life's hardships and the will to overcome through hope, compassion, firm grounding, and connecting to one's passions above all else. Drawing from influences such as Neil Young, Nick Drake, The Grateful Dead, Velvet Underground, and The Beatles, JukeBox County's album (Inner Space/ Outer Space) contains deep dialogues about what makes us human and how we cope with the questions that come with our existence. The music inspires hope, connection, introspection, and joy. He teamed up with some amazing musicians from Wolfe Island and Kingston to create sounds that will inspire your body to move, your heart to leap, and your mind to explore the deeper realms of your being. JukeBox County is the musical project of Rich Tyo- a psychotherapist, psychonaut, poet, DJ, and Psychedelic harm reduction/ mental health advocate. Rich has a breadth of experience- running music groups in psych wards, writing songs with young adults recovering from their first episode of psychosis, publishing poetry in various anthologies, and he even interviewed men in prisons across South Eastern Ontario for research through York University. He has spoken at conference in Pakistan, Prague, Berlin, and Canada and continues to dream big as he seeks adventure in the inner and outer landscapes of his existence. Rich has also built grass-roots communities and scenes and curated art and music shows like Rock and Roll Revival (Ottawa, Ontario) and Midnight Magic Rodeo Show Kingston, Ontario). These events combined his passions of social justice, community building, reciprocal inspiration, art-making, live performances of poetry and music, live video projections, and 'diy' stations with typewriters, magnet making, and other collage making.

Daniel breaks down his trip to Quebec City with history and ghosts. Passing through Kingston reminded him of a terrifying stay at Wolfe Manor, a very haunted house with strong ghost experience. And some tour updates including the heightened activity at Niagara-on-the-Lake's Victorian House.

On this episode we head south to Wolfe Island to chat with Dr. Terri-Lynn Brennan about globetrotting and finding home on the island before returning to Sharbot Lake to talk songs and love lost with author/songwriter Dave Dawson. Come on aboard... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hear how a boy from northern Ontario found his way to Toronto through his love for making music, the rest of the world and eventually my neighbor on Wolfe Island, Canada. Teilhard is a multi-instrumentalist, a banjo maker and player and percusses endlessly for Wolfe Island Records. 

How proven is the link between the mind and the body? And what can we learn from athletes who are recovering from injury at the top of their game? Boost your mind power and boost your strength with insights from the Mindful Four - Nicole Hare, Jennifer Martins, Kristina Walker, and Stephanie Grauer. References From the Episode: Kristina's Podcast "Difference Makers" https://differencemakerspod.podbean.com/ @differencemakerspod https://www.instagram.com/differencemakerspod Jen's IG for dental fun with https://middlesexdental.ca/ @drjenmartins  https://www.instagram.com/drjenmartins Get to Know the Athletes: Washington State Cougar, Nicole Hare, has had her share of international racing experience, including a silver medal in the Women's eight in 2017, and racing the pair in Rio with Jen Martins. Jen Martins, DDS, has won two silvers and two bronzes at the World Championships in the Women's eight. She is looking forward to growing her dental practice and starting a family post-Tokyo. Kristina Walker hails from Wolfe Island, Ontario and has a podcast called "the Difference Makers". Steph Grauer grew up in Vancouver, BC and schooled at Stanford University in California. Plagued by a rib injury, she now has a titanium plate to fortify her skeleton, and one heck of a healing mindset. Engage with Nicole, Jennifer, Kristina, and Stephanie: Twitter @nbhare https://twitter.com/nbhare Instagram @nbhare https://www.instagram.com/nbhare @jmartins2016 https://www.instagram.com/jmartins2016 @kristinamorganwalker https://www.instagram.com/kristinamorganwalker @stephgrau_ https://www.instagram.com/stephgrau_ Thanks to Our Sponsors: http://www.nicolawealth.com Nicola Wealth - the Gold Standard of investment advice for affluent families, foundations and institutions across North America. Nicola Wealth is also the premier partner of the CAN Fund #150Women project - where women support female athletes and each other to achieve excellence. Thank you, Whitehall Rowing and Sail, Oar Board - the transportable, collapsable rower, and Rowing Canada. With support from CBC. Connect With Us! Send Adam comments, questions, and feedback on Twitter @adamkreek or email the show at rowrowtokyo@gmail.com. This show is produced by Mary Chan of Organized Sound Productions, and sound edited and mixed by Danelle Cloutier.

We are two sisters, living with our husbands and children on Wolfe Island, Ontario, Canada.  Since October 2019, we have been on a mission to up-level our lives using all of the tips and tricks from various manifestation and law of attraction teachers.  We are here to tell you, THIS STUFF WORKS! Oh man does it ever work! We're amazed at how far we've come in such a short period of time and we know there is so much more the universe has in store for us!  Start from the beginning and listen to our journey from square one, or hop right on with us today.  We are so honoured to have you join us on our manifestation journey!  www.ourmanifestationjourney.com Instagram Facebook YouTube

#34 - Steve Tyson (a.k.a Tyson) has had something like 27 different jobs in his life. From selling peanut butter cups when he was 10 so he could buy a Nintendo Gamecube, to founding Karbon Brewing Company in 2020, Tyson has often had a motivation behind each job he's worked beyond just making money. After a number of paths through post-secondary education and a number of jobs working in stadium events management, Tyson moved into the hospitality industry where he saw a number of issues with the sex, drugs and rock and roll lifestyle lived by many who worked within the industry. He worked his way up the restaurant/bar management ladder trying to influence change from the inside until he realized he could help impact change on a larger scale if he wasn't tied to just a few locations. That's when he and his business partner founded their own consulting company, Take Action Consulting.As Covid-19 devastated their target market, Steve and his partner found themselves with fewer and fewer clients, but it only takes one client to change things. While consulting with a resort on Wolfe Island, they were made aware of a failed brewery on the island, and that lit a spark for Tyson. What if they opened a brewery that would not only make great beer but help combat climate change and raise awareness of social justice issues? That's how he became one of the Founder of Karbon Brewing Company, a brewery that aims to become Canada's first carbon-negative brewery. Listen to Tyson's interview to hear the whole story.______________________To support Career Crossroads, click hereTo leave Career Crossroads a review, click hereYou can find Career Crossroads at careercrossroadspodcast.com or follow us on social mediaInstagram: @career_crossroadsLinkedIn: Career Crossroads PodcastFacebook: Career Crossroads PodcastTwitter: @jcollatonTikTok: @jonathancollaton___________________You can find Career Crossroads at careercrossroads.ca or follow us on social media: Instagram: @career_crossroadsLinkedIn: Career Crossroads PodcastFacebook: Career Crossroads PodcastTikTok: @jonathancollaton

I know Hugh Christopher Brown, Pete Bowers and Jason Mercer because they played on my first album Revelation. But they are also the band The Ropes. In the first part of a two part conversation I have with them, they talk about how their lives on Wolfe Island converged to find each other as fellow musicians but then how a  grand piano brought their band The Ropes together, resulting in the release of their first self-titled album The Ropes. The second part of our conversation will be posted a week from today.  

This is a special episode brought to you in collaboration with the Apollo Bay Word Fest for their Warm Winter Words event. This interview with Lucy Treloar is the second of three linked interviews, the first with Tony Birch and the final with Michael Veitch.In this conversation, Kate and Lucy discuss the inspiration in watery places, writing the past and the future and Lucy's latest novel, Wolfe Island.The Warm Winter Words event at Apollo Bay Word Fest is supported by Writers Victoria and the Grace Marion Wilson Trust.

This week Lisa and Tim review books by Australian authors: Wolfe Island by Lucy Treloar, Dark Emu by Bruce Pascoe, and All The Birds, Singing by Evie Wyld.

Kingstonist new Wolfe Island contributor Alix Carr-Harris visited Venture Club for a chat about island life, island events and her new venture Haymaker's Coffee.

Guests Susan Wyndham, Krissy Kneen and Catherine du Peloux Menagé join Kate and Cassie as they travel across America with Salman Rushdie, onto a crumbling island with Lucy Treloar, through women's desire with Lisa Taddeo and toward coastal-western-noir as they ponder crime fiction

Plus, Sisonke Msimang and Rebecca Carroll discuss extracts of Toni Morrison's writing, and Lucy Treloar's second novel Wolfe Island.