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Dennis speaks with Norma Dunning, Author of Naoyak: A Novel. Funny, biting, tender, fantastical and spiritually charged, Naoyak is a blend of social satire and a loving ode to Inuit women and mothers.
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Cutting Edge: An examination of ice hockey through a queer lens- Dennis discusses this book with auth Daniel Gawthrop.
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In this tender, humorous and moving tribute, former journalist and broadcaster Mike McCardell brings his sharp eye and sense of compassion to the story of his fifty-eight-year marriage to his late wife, in an unforgettable expression of love, loss and the solace of memory.
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Dennis talks "The Angels' Share" with Jane Bow, where 39 year-old Dion leaves her government job to help save her family’s winery in Crete from a Russian oligarch, only to be drawn into a high-stakes heist of a two-million-dollar bottle of cognac.
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Dennis talks to Will Ferguson, a Calgary based award winning travel writer and novelist about his book "Meanwhile, Back in Nokomis."
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Dennis interviews The Honourable Whit Fraser, former vice regal consort of Canada, on the book "From Ragged Ass Road to Rideau Hall."
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Dennis talks with NHL Hall of Famer and referee aobut his book, "Ice Level"
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Dennis talks about The Road to Bard, about Shakespeare and Bard on the Beach and all sorts of other things.
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We meet again with Sam Wiebe to discuss his gripping sixth Wakeland novel. Guns Across the River delivers a taut, atmospheric mystery that dives into corruption, crime and family secrets deeply rooted in Vancouver’s underworld.
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Dennis talks about Cheapskate in Lotus Land by Steve Burgess...How to live well on a small budget.
info_outlineIn this tender, humorous and moving tribute, former journalist and broadcaster Mike McCardell brings his sharp eye and sense of compassion to the story of his fifty-eight-year marriage to his late wife, in an unforgettable expression of love, loss and the solace of memory.