Connections

Chili Davidson is fully committed to making it in the comedy world. He talks about “the grind” and how you have to be willing to embrace failure in order to succeed.

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Chili Davidson loves all aspects of comedy including sketch, improv, acting and stand-up.

In this excerpt from a longer interview, he talks about how “bombing” was an important part of crafting his stand-up act.

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Bob Bryntwick grew up in a home where six infant siblings were sold into Montreal’s black market baby ring.

More than 60 years later, Bob, the siblings he grew up with, and the adopted siblings were all re-connected when they supplied DNA samples to ancestry.com and 23andMe.

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Bob Bryntwick grew up in a home where six infant siblings were sold into Montreal’s black market baby ring.

60 years later, all the siblings were re-connected when they supplied DNA samples to #ancestry.com and #23andMe.

See the FULL interview here: https://youtu.be/S67TtPu7zUs

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Jeff Knoll, who operates Film.ca Cinemas, an independent theatre in

Oakville, talks about his life long love of film and filmmaking.

He also talks about the high and lows of running the business over the years, as well as the trials and tribulations of trying to keep it open during the pandemic.

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Jeff Knoll operates the fiercely independent Film.ca Cinemas in Oakville, Ontario. Here, he talks about the support he received from the community during the pandemic.

See the FULL interview here: https://youtu.be/fanSfeOT8eE

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The pandemic, combined with the increasing popularity of streaming services, has had a huge impact on in-person cinemas.

Jeff Knoll, who runs Film.ca Cinemas in Oakville, remains optimistic that independent theatres can survive.

See the FULL interview here: https://youtu.be/fanSfeOT8eE

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Hugh Wanless represents a coalition of churches and groups of friends who are raising funds to help bring four families of Afghan refugees to Canada.

He talks about how the group has the skill and the experience to be successful, having integrated several Syrian refugees into the community in recent years.

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Hugh Wanless talks about the reality a family of Afghan refugees faced before relocating to Canada. He also discusses what people can do to help this and other refugee families.

See the FULL interview here: https://youtu.be/mxjuPI8LrO8

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Catherine Harrison recently wrote a post about ageism that attracted a lot of attention. I invited her to my studio to talk about it. We ended up talking about a lot of other stuff, too.

Catherine’s book, “Three Colours, Twelve Notes” is available in bookstores as well as via Amazon.

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