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“A Day in the Life” with Painter, Debbie.lee Miszaniec
From morning to night, it’s go go go. With a bullet journal and pen attached at the hip and a paintbrush in hand, she is ready to take on the world. With two grown children […]
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“A Day in The Life” with writer and storyteller, Doreen Vanderstoop
Doreen Vanderstoop spends half her days writing stories about imaginary people as real to her as you and me. You may be familiar with a few of these people yourself if you’ve read her book […]
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“A Day in the Life” with Calgary writer, Barbara Joan Scott
Barbara Joan Scott and I met at a third-year University of Calgary creative writing class eons ago. Our shared love of writing and reading turned into a decades-long friendship that continues to this day. I […]
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“A Day in the Life” with multidisciplinary artist, Adrianne Williams
Adrianne Williams may have left the title “Up and Coming Artist” in the rear-view mirror, but she should be on your “Who to Watch” list. This Calgary Artist has been leaving her mark across the […]
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“A Day in the Life” with Calgary’s visual artist, Twinkle Banerjee
Twinkle Banerjee is a visual artist who has worked quietly for the last decade honing her craft in photography. She spent almost all her free time going to the library reading books on arts or […]
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“A Day in the Life” with Calgary-based Writer, J. Paul Cooper
J. Paul Cooper was born and raised in Nova Scotia but has lived in Calgary, Alberta for the past seventeen years. He has a passion for writing and has been writing for over twenty-five years. […]
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“A Day in the Life” with Scientist, Teacher and Photographer, Robert Berdan
Robert Berdan’s main interests are in Science and the Arts. Born in Toronto, his family moved to northern Ontario between Midland and Penetanguishene. This is where his passion for photography and nature started. He first […]
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Queendemme Project Culminates in Music Video Release
Calgary has a certain kind of reputation in Canada and the world. The home of Stampede is often perceived as a largely white, conservative, wild west frontier town. While there are aspects of that reputation […]
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“A Day in the Life” with Calgary writer Andrew Unger
I didn’t know him back then, but Andrew tells me that when he was a high school student in Calgary back in the 90s, he was well-known for his quick wit, perhaps to the chagrin […]
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Something Comically Wicked This Way Comes: A Review of Goblin Macbeth
When one sees a Shakespearean play, it’s not always the content that imprints onto an audience’s memory. It is often the concept or gimmick on top of the material that stays forefront in the mind. […]