Black Bear Review
This Black Bear Has 28 Minutes - A Kootenay Arts & Culture Podcast
This Black Bear Has 28 Minutes is a podcast created and curated by students at Selkirk College, located in the Kootenay region of interior BC. Each episode features a mix of author readings, radio plays, interviews, panel discussions, and eclectic literary programming.
Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: www.blackbearreview.ca
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Apr 11, 2025
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Episodes
This Black Bear Has 28 Minutes - Kootenay Arts & Culture Podcast - Episode 2 13.04.2021 47:55
HOSTS Tressa Ford and Kody Brunner CONTENT A- LOCAL ARTS NEWS Exhibits, events and readings B- INTERVIEWS Leesa Dean on Chapbooks Fletcher Fitzgibbon, author, accountant, small press owner interviewed by Meredith Joy MacDonald Zaynab Mohammad interviewed by Tressa Ford C-READINGS Veronique Darwin, Author Tori Thurmond, Poet DURATION: 48 Minutes PRODUCTION CREDITS - PODCAST COLLECTIVE 2020-2021 Bry...
This Black Bear Has 28 Minutes - Kootenay Arts and Culture Podcast - Episode 1 22.12.2020 36:20
This Black Bear Has 28 Minutes Podcast is a natural next step for The Black Bear Review Magazine founded in 1995. Episode #1: "The Blue Hair and Cat Ears Edition" (Pilot working title) is produced by Bre Harwood and features the ideas and voices of students, writers, poets and literati from the West Kootenay. CONTENT Part 1 - Kootenay Arts News as of December 2020 Part 2 - In Conversation: S...
Night Growlers, Episode 1 31.03.2020 28:58
Join us for a winter's walk, insights on anxiety, some intergenerational gardening and a wild choose your own adventure story with audience participation. Enjoy!
Night Growlers, Episode 1 12.03.2020 33:37
This inaugural episode of Night Growlers features three radio plays: "Bedtime Stories for Existential Children" by Molly Naydiuk, "Me, Myself and a Demon" by Hailey Viers, and "The Drum Keeps Beating" by Sarah Beauchamp.
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