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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2007 | ||
12:35am | Award winning author Steven Manners is in studio to talk about a creative writing workshop that's taking place Saturday, September 29th. It's put on by the Montreal branch of the Canadian Authors' Association. | |
1:05am | We bring you up to date with trading guru Kyle MacDonald, who became a homeowner when he traded up to a house starting with a little red paperclip.
He's now the author of a book called One Red Paperclip.
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2:05am | Mary Sheldon, daughter of the late author Sidney Sheldon, is on to talk about her work and that of her father's as The Dark Side Of Midnight, an omnibus collection featuring three of Sidney Sheldon's bestselling novels is released.
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2007 | ||
12:35am | Michael Cohen from The Suburban is on to give us a report on the latest from the hit television show Canadian Idol. | |
1:05am | Artist Steve Maloney has been creating abstract art out of confiscated airport loot and booty since September 11, 2001, and he's working to add a different twist to his already abstract artwork. | |
1:35am | Noted photographer Deborah Chesher has taken pictures of just about every music artist out there and she talks about
it in her book Everybody I Shot Is Dead.
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2:05am | Internationally renowned humorist Mike Moore is the author of Light Up With Laugher. He's on to talk about the importance of using humour in your life as a stress reliever. |
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2007 | ||
12:35am | Arnold Bennett, Director of the Housing Hotline, will be on to answer questions for tenants & landlords. (For more info check the Alpha-file under "Bennett") | |
1:05am | Bob Tarantino is a Toronto based entertainment lawyer and author. His latest book takes a look at some of the more
bizarre laws that exist in our country. It's called Under Arrest: Canadian Laws You Won't Believe.
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1:35am | We discuss burnout with Dr. Alan Shelton M.D. the author of Transforming Burnout: A Simple Guide to Self-Renewal.
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2:05am | Chris Epting, who has written a series of great books about some of the
landmarks around North America, has another one out called Led Zeppelin Crashed Here.
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2007 | ||
12:35am | Terence Bowman, from the On The Spot Improv, is in to talk about the 2nd Annual Montreal Improv Festival. | |
1:05am | Fitness guru David Siscoe is back on to answer your questions and to help whip you into shape with the best plan for you. | |
2:05am | Author Jane Yolen has just penned How Do Dinosaurs Go To School? the ninth installment in her How Do Dinosaurs book series,
which teaches school kid how to conquer the classroom like their well-behaved dino buddies.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2007 | ||
12:35am | Stuart Nulman is in with another edition of Book Banter. The reviewed books are:
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12:45am | Steve Walsh, with another segment of Steve Walsh: Our Man In The Heart Of America: Checking Out The Nation's Pulse. Find out what wacky things our Jefferson City, Missouri based correspondant has found in the U.S. | |
1:05am | What's it like to be a television news correspondent? We find out when we talk to Mike Armstrong, the Quebec correspondent for Global National. | |
2:05am | Dr. Stephen Juan is an anthropologist, educator, journalist and the author of such books as The Odd Body: Mysteries of Our Weird & Wonderful Bodies Explained. He's back with his monthly feature to share some of stories about the human body. | |
2:35am | An author in Brighton, England is bringing excitement to excrement by pondering the possibilities of poo.
Matt Pagett, who has just penned What Shat That? A Pocket Guide To Poop Identity.
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