Are disappointments passed down from generation to generation? We have a conversation about a new survey on parental aspirations commissioned by Big Brothers Big Sisters at 6:45.
It has been a tough year for independent visual artists in Halifax. The number of venues where their work can be shown is steadily decreasing, but Art and Activism at NSCAD and the Radical Imagination Project are hoping things can be turned around. We talk to NSCAD assistant professor Max Haiven about the issue at 7:15.
Many small businesses would love to do more marketing, but it can be an expensive endeavour. At 7:45, we’ll find out about a project by Extreme Group that is supporting local tourist destinations through the donation of their services. We’ll meet Shawn King of Extreme and this year’s Extreme Tourism Fund award winner, Quita Gray of Sugar Moon Farm.
It’s Foodie Tuesday, and at 8:15, we’ll show you just how easy it can be to cook healthy, nutritious food at home. Dietitian Nicole Dube is back to help us create a simple dish, and to tell us more about a new app from the Dietitians of Canada, Cookspiration.
Adam Baldwin has spent much of the last five months on the road, supporting his debut EP. He’ll drop by at 8:45 to tell us how it’s going and to play a song.
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