At 6:45, we’ll have a conversation with Pierre Lafontaine, the new CEO of Canadian Interuniversity Sport. He’s developing a new direction for university sport in the country, and he’ll share those plans with us.
We’ll get another history lesson from Old North End blogger Nathaniel Smith. At 7:15, he’ll introduce us to two churches in our neighbourhood – the Little Dutch Church and St. Patrick’s Church. They have a long and colourful history – you won’t want to miss it.
At 7:45, we’ll meet mental health advocate and blogger Sara Goguen. She is sharing her story on her blog Saratonin in an effort to start a conversation about mental health.
Singer, songwriter, paddler and filmmaker Zac Crouse will be in at 8:15 with an update on his latest project, Paddle the Ocean. His film and soundtrack have just been released.
And we’ll wrap up the show at 8:45 with our weekly visit from Jeremy Webb of Off the Leash. This week, he tells us about a new play in town called Kill Zone by Heat Theatre, and he’ll introduce us to Two Planks and a Passion Theatre and an upcoming Shakespeare workshop they have planned.
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