Emm Gryner, the Uncovered Voice and Harrowsmith's Food Editor
Release Date: 10/04/2021
Veronique Rivest, Air Canada Sommelier and owner of Soif Wine Bar in Gatineau
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Capri welcomes Veronique Rivest, a world renowned sommelier who also serves as the sommelier for Air Canada. Veronique, owner of Soif Wine Bar in Gatineau, shares her journey into the world of wine and provides insights into what she looks for when curating a wine program fit to fly. For more information go to https://www.soifbaravin.ca/about https://liz-palmer.com/air-canada-sommelier-veronique-rivest-talks-wine-in-the-sky
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Celebrate Food Day Canada
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Capri is joined by Jeff Stewart, Executive Director of Food Day Canada, who shares the history behind the celebration and the values of the organization. Learn how you can participate in Food Day Canada in your own community. Audio Only Bonus Content: Come along with Capri as she attends the Good Food Innovation Awards organized by Food Day Canada at the University of Guelph. Instagram @foodaycanada @harrowsmithmag @capriscafaro Learn more at
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Antoine Lavoie, founder and chocolatier at Delavoye Chocolate
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Meet Antoine Lavoie, a Quebec-born, Edmonton-based military veteran who decided to try his hand at chocolate making during the pandemic and then followed this newfound passion into a whole new career as a chocolatier. Learn more about Antoine’s products at: https://www.delavoyechocolate.ca/ Follow on social media at: @delavoyechocolate #chocolate, #eatlocal, #tastecanada, #Alberta, #HarrowsmithMag, #MakeGrowSustainShare, #Harrowsmith50th,
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Summer Reading List Featuring Marianne Rabalais Sulser,
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Bonus Episode: Summer Reading List Featuring Marianne Rabalais Sulser, Author Like Snow Before Sun Capri welcomes guest Marianne Rabalais Sulser, a Louisiana native whose Canadian family history inspired her to write her debut novel, Like Snow Before Sun. The book is a work of historical fiction which follows the journey of Jeanne LeJeune, a young woman of French and Mi'kmaq heritage, who must navigate loyalty and love as the British expulsion of Acadians begins. Like Snow Before Sun is a perfect summer read while relaxing at the cottage, camping in one of...
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Cookbooks Across Canada: Justin Champagne-Lagarde's Perch
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Meet Justin Champagne-Lagarde, the chef and owner of Perch, a restaurant in Ottawa. Chef Justin also authored a cookbook by the same name. Perch, the cookbook, was nominated in the first round for a 2026 Taste Canada Award in the category of single subject cookbook. Chef Justin blends sustainability and a commitment to locally grown ingredients to deliver one-of-a-kind recipes that elevate home cooking to match the fine dining experience his restaurant is known for. Chef Justin also discusses his involvement in the Burnt Chef Project, which supports the mental health...
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Say (Ontario) Cheese!
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Host Capri S. Cafaro discusses what it takes to be a competitive cheesemonger with Sarah McNulty, resident cheesemonger at Dags & Willow specialty grocery in Collingwood, ON. Capri then talks about the art and science of making cheese in Ontario with Clyde Pereira and Marg Kapitan of Upper Canada Cheese, an artisan cheese producer in the Niagara region. Sarah McNulty @sarahtalkscheese @dagsandwllow Upper Canada Cheese @uppercanadacheese
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Culinary Tourism and Agritourism in Canada Featuring the Culinary Tourism Alliance, Radical Gardens and Lindsay Lake Farms
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More Than Maple is back and now on Harrowsmith Radio. The series focuses on food and culture across Canada and is a spin off of the Taste Awards nominated radio show and podcast, Eat Your Heartland Out. For this first episode with Harrowsmith, we are celebrating the impact of culinary tourism and the value of agritourism across Canada. Canadians are seeking more opportunities for experiential travel. That is just one reason that the culinary tourism industry is growing both in Canada and around the world. Host Capri S. Cafaro is joined by Rebecca Mackenzie,...
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Up Schitt's Creek and a Walk in a Historic Garden
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The Rundown In this episode, I chat with Andrew Barnsley, an executive producer of the Canadian comedy Schitt’s Creek. We discuss how and why small-town Canada has found a place in the hearts of audiences around the world. Next up, is a walking tour of the historical kitchen garden of Dundurn Castle in Hamilton, Ontario. We learn about how two acres of produce sustained the family of Sir Allan Napier McNab a Premier of the United Canadas in the mid-1800s. So huge gardens and small towns all in one episode. By the way, if you want to read Harrowsmith Magazine instead of listen to it you can...
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A Reborn Mill and the Sustainability of Birds
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The Rundown In this episode, we learn how COVID and a fortuitous canoe trip led to an affordable housing expert and an architect buying and giving fresh purpose to a 135-year-old grist mill in Paisley, Ontario. Next, how cities and citizens can make their communities more friendly for birds, and why that makes sense for urban sustainability. So birds and flours all in one episode. By the way, if you want to read Harrowsmith Magazine instead of listen to it you can subscribe to the print version online at and you can find Harrowsmith Magazine on selected newsstands across Canada. But for now,...
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The COVID Departure Lounge
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In this episode, I chat with world traveller and advocate for tossing your bucket list Heather Greenwood Davis about how to think about and tackle travel now that restrictions are being lifted, and maybe, just maybe we can start returning to the new normal. Next up cookbook author Claire Tansey tells us how to get dinner ready faster than a trip to your favourite frozen food aisle and back. So jet planes, and fast cooking all in this episode. The COVID Departure Lounge In 2011 Heather Greenwood Davis was a successful but miserable litigation lawyer in Toronto. She’d dreamed of travelling...
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In this episode Emm Gryner who rocketed from a chicken farm to singing backup for David Bowie talks about how singers, and the rest of us, can uncover the voices we’ve got inside us. Next up, Ilona Daniel, Harrowsmith’s relatively new food editor explains how Anne of Green Gables and a father named Gilbert changed her life.
Emm Gryner - Uncovering Your Voice
Emm Gryner’s new book, The Healing Power of Singing, is, yes, a practical guide to becoming a strong singer and making it in the music business. But, it’s more than that. The book is full of poignant stories of the triumphs and heartbreaks in Gryner’s own life, and the idea of uncovering your voice, putting yourself in the path of opportunity and finding strong mentors is advice we all could use whether we sound like Sinatra or not. Not, in my case. Here’s my conversation with Emm all about voice.
Ilona Daniel - A New Food Editor is Served
Ilona Daniel has only been Harrowsmith Magazine’s food editor for a new months. I got to speak with her when she had just taken on the gig. We discuss her love of vibrant food, local producers and Anne of Green Gables. Here’s our conversation.
End Notes
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By the way, the music in the podcast? It's by good ol' Canadian singer, composer and friend of the 'cast, David Archibald. You can find more of his music at his website, davidarchibald.com.