The Côte Saint-Luc Podcast

In this episode: - In the Headlines with Hershey Dwoskin, live on Zoom 2020-06-23

In this episode: - This Day in History: Juneteenth - Music Librarian Farah Mohammed talks about and music of one of Jazz's greatest artists of all time, Ella Fitzgerald. - Book Talking with Lisa Milner and Mearaid Stevenson. The librarians discuss Outlander, The Handmaid's Tale, The Martian, The Hunger Games. - TV and movie librarian Steven Tomlinson shares recommendations including Knives Out, Fo...

In this episode: - This Day in History: De Gaulle and Churchill make historic speeches - Steven Tomlinson discusses Luciano Pavarotti - Broadway Happy Hour with Nick Burgess

In this episode: - This Day in History: La Liberté éclairant le monde statue arrives in NYC - Three tales by Stéphanie Bénéteau - Broadway Happy Hour with Nick Burgess

In this episode: - This Day in History: A house divided against itself - Author Eva Stachniak discusses her book The Chosen Maiden - Broadway Happy Hour with Nick Burgess

In this episode: - This Day in History: Quayle's potatoe - Kathy Diamond discusses The Nickel Boys by Colson Whitehead - Broadway Happy Hour with Nick Burgess 2020-06-15

In this episode: - This day in history: Tear down this wall - Music Librarian Farah Mohammed takes us on a musical excursion as she talks about the great outdoors. - TV and movies librarian Steven Tomlinson shares recommendations including the 2019 HBO mini-series, Chernobyl. - Librarians Danielle Bélanger and Jennifer Eisman discuss four book-to-movie adaptations, including Room by Emma Donoghue....

In this episode: - This day in history: from Ben Franklin's kite to the Mars rover - Broadway Happy Hour with Nick Burgess - Right Ho, Jeeves (chapter 10) by P. G. Wodehouse

In this epsiode: - This day in history: Desegregation at the University of Alabama - Steven Tomlinson presents a brief history of the drive-in movie theatres - Michael Carin discusses his book Churchill at Munich

In this episode: - This day in history: Senate-Army hearings - Broadway Happy Hour with Nick Burgess - The Martin & Lewis Show with guest Rosemary Clooney

In the episode: - Dr. Joe Schwarcz discusses The Myth of Detox Schemes. Dr. 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 2020-06-08

In this episode: - Robert F. Kennedy's Mindless Menance of Violence speech of April 5, 1968 - Movie and TV recommendations from Steven Tomlinson - Music librarian Farah Mohammed highlights music to honour National Zoos & Aquariums - Library Director Janine West reviews four books inclouding The Alice Network, Girls Burn Brighter, The White Chrysanthemum, and Everybody's Son

In this episode: - This date in history: On June 4, 1940, Winston Churchill delivers his "We shall fight on the beaches" speech to the House of Commons during the period around the Battle of France. - Author Claire Holden Rothman presents her latest book "Lear's Shadow", winner of the 2019 Vine prize - Broadway Happy Hour with Nick Burgess

In this episode: - This date in history: Bell and Watson make a sound - Right Ro, Jeeves, chapter 9 - Broadway Happy Hour with Nick Burgess

In this epiode: - The Martin and Lewish Show, with guest Shelly Winters. Broadcast: November 16, 1951 -

In this episode: - Movie librarian Steven Tomlinson discusses the battle between Orson Welles and William Randolph Hearst over the making of the movie Citizen Kane. - Author Mark Abley presents his memoir "The Organist" - Erica Lee Martin sings Ständchen by Franz Schubert 2020-05-28

#41 Author Joel Yanofsky by City of Côte Saint-Luc

In this episode: - CORONA Serenades: Nils Brown sings Pour un baiser by Paulo Tosti (sur un texte de George Docieux) - In Book Talking, librarian Mearaid Stevenson discusses the books: Closer Than You Know by Brad Parks; Love and Other Words by Christina Lauren; House On Fire by Bonnie Kistler; The Gil He Used To Know by Tarcey Garvis Greaves; Maud: A Novel Inspired By The Life Of L.M. Montgomery...

In this episode: - This date in history: JFK's goal of landing an American on the Moon - The Martin and Lewis Show, with guest star Shelly Winters - Right Ho, Jeeves chapter 6 2020-05-25

#42 The Adventure of the Missing Three-Quarter by City of Côte Saint-Luc

In this episode: - Music Librarian Farah Mohammed celebrates International Museum Day by connecting art like the Mona Lisa to music. - Steven Tomlinson is back with television and movie recommendations. - Librarian Maria Luisa Morales reviews four books, The power of bad: how the negativity effect rules us and how we can rule it by John Tierney and Roy F Baumeister; The boy who felt too much: how...

In this episode: - The King's Ring by Stéphanie Bénéteau tale - Anne-Marine Suire sings Russian Lullaby - Right Ho, Jeeves by P. G. Wodehouse, chapters 3 to 5 - Broadway Happy Hour with Nick Burgess 2020-05-21

In this episode: - Author Emily St John Mandel discusses and reads from her novel, The Glass Hotel. - Storyteller Stéphanie Bénéteau presents her tales The Invisible Boy and The Wood Maiden - Broadway Happy Hour With Nick Burgess

In this episode: - Right Ho, Jeeves (chapters 1 and 2) - Broadway Happy Hour with Nick Burgess. - CORONA Serenades: Anne Marie Sheridan sings Someone to Watch Over Me

In this episode: - The Martin and Lewis Show with guest Danny Thomas - Broadway Happy Hour with Nick Burgess - CORONA Serenades: Giorgia Fumanti sings Now We are Free from the motion picture The Gladiator.