The Côte Saint-Luc Podcast

In this episode: - The Life and Career of Montgomery Clift - Cinema Under the Stars: a Brief History of Drive-In Movie Theatres

In this episode: - Joyce Cohen discussions how to create a vision board and why they work

In this episode: - This Day in History: Banting and Best make a discovery - Author Marjorie Celona presents her novel How a Woman Becomes a Lake. - Author Alison Wearing presents her book Moments of Glad Grace. Notes: For more information about The Memory Palace, visit https://thememorypalace.us/

In this episode: - TV and movie librarian Steven Tomlinson with recommendations for the week ahead - A Musical Moment with Music Librarian Farah Mohammed: Farah celebrates International Self-Care Day, with a few tunes guaranteed to uplift your spirits! Notes: Steven Tomlinson discusses: Movie theatres, the summer release schedule and the future of theatrical exhibition; "Fear City: New York vs. th...

In this episode: - Dr. Daniel Kalla presents: The Last High and discusses how he balances a career as a physician and a writer.

In this episode: - Dr. Mark J. Poznansky discusses his book Saved by Science :The Hope And Promise of Synthetic Biology - Book talking with Danielle Belanger & Jennifer Eisman. The librarians discuss I've Got Your Number by Sophie Kinsella, I Owe You One by Sophie Kinsella, Skinny Dip by Carl Hiassen and Uncommon Reader by Alan Bennett

In this episode: - Hershey Dwoskin discusses population trends in the world

In this episode: - TV and movie librarian discusses the the documentary What She Said: The Life and Career of Pauline Kael - A Musical Moment: Music Librarian Farah Mohammed's theme is Mother's Day and the selection reflects honouring mothers - Broadway Happy Hour

In this episode: - TV and movie librarian Steven Tomlinson discusses the rise and fall of Warner Brothers - Broadway Happy Hour with Nick Burgess

- This Day in History: The Rosetta Stone is found - Author Amy Stuart presents her novel Still Here - Broadway Happy Hour with Nick Burgess

In this episode: - This Day in History: Bastille Day - In the Headlines: Hershey Dwoskin discusses China

In this episode: - This Day in History: Fire at P. T. Barnum’s American Museum - Book Review with Kathy Diamond: The Leavers by Lisa Ko - A Musical Moment with Farah Mohammed: Boogie Fever!

In this episode: - This Day In History: The Scopes Monkey Trial begins - Broadway Happy Hour with Nick Burgess - TV and movie recommendations from Steven Tomlinson - A Musical Moment with Farah Mohammed: May Day // Notes // Steven discusses the following topics: - Ennio Morricone (film composer) - Hamilton (musical) - Hamilton: One Shot to Broadway (documentary) - I Am Not Your Negro (documentary)...

In this episode: - Broadway Happy Hour with Nick Burgess - Book Talking with Janine West - Book Talking with Jennifer Eisman - Book Talking with Maria Luisa Morales Notes: Books mentioned: - The Alice Network - Girls Burn Brighter - The White Chrysanthemum - Everybody's Son - I'll Be Your Blue Sky by Marisa de los Santos - The Girls in the Picture by Melanie Benjamin - Paris by the Book by Liam Ca...

In this episode: - Hershey Dwoskin In the Headlines

In this episode: - Librarians Maria Luisa Morales and Janine West discuss the contraversy around the book "American Dirt" - Author Ariela Freedman presents her second novel A Joy To Be Hidden - Broadway Happy Hour with Nick Burgess

In this episode: - On Science Demystified, Dr. Joe Schwarcz discusses the connection between cancer and what we eat and drink. Joe Schwarcz is Director of the McGill Office for Science and Society. He is well known for his informative and entertaining public lectures on topics ranging from the chemistry of love to the science of aging. #drjoe

In this episode: - This Day in History: Pioneering French magician Jean Eugène Robert-Houdin opens his magic theatre in Paris. - Music librarian Farah Mohammed will present a tapestry of Canadian music - Movie and TV librarian with recommendations on what to watch, and a note on the life and legacy of Carl Reiner, who passed away this week.

In this episode: - This Day in History: Canada Day and the tricky question of Canadian independence - TV and movie librarian Steven Tomlinson discusses Cecile B. DeMille's film The Ten Commandments

In this episode: - This Day in History: Amelia Earhart goes missing - Stories from the Montreal Intercultural Storytelling Festival: Jan Blake presents Big Rock Little Rock and Dan Yashinsky presents Stan Bolovan. - Broadway Happy Hour with Nick Burgess

In this episode: - This Day in History: Vimy - Author Marjorie Celona presents her novel How a Woman Becomes a Lake. - Author Alison Wearing presents her book Moments of Glad Grace.

In this episode: - Hershey Dwoskin presents In the Headlines 2020-06-30

In this episode: - This Day In History: The CN Tower opens - You've Gotta Read This: a discussion about books

In this episode: - This Day in History: Late Night With David Letterman's final episode - TV and movie librarian Steve Tomlinson presents Let's Talk Movies - Frankie Goes to Hollywood: Sinatra at the Movies - Steve Tomlinson on The Future of Movie Theatres1 - Broadway Happy Hour with Nick Burgess 2020-06-25

In this episode: - This Day in History - Author Lawrence Hill discusses his novel The Illegal