SaltWire Connects

From the comfort of her beautiful backyard, Janet Cull talks about the inspiration behind the songs on her upcoming release, "Hear It," her first album of original material.

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SaltWire Network Host Mark DeWolf explores Italian reds from North to South.

Wines being tasted are: Caruso & Mimini Frappato Nerello Mascales Jorio Montepulciano San Fabiano Calciano Chianti Classico Tommasi Ripasso della Valpolicella

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Multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Cara Lee Coleman discuss her latest release, a double EP called "Star Music" and "Star Music B Sides"

"Her Closely" focuses on the relationship of Franz Kafka and Felice Bauer, Who were engaged twice throughout their lifetime and shared a multitude of mailed correspondence which were published in 1955.

It combines the letters Kafka sent to Bauer, his published works like The Trial and The Metamorphosis, as well as his diary entries to create a new work.

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Raluca Bejan is a Dalhousie assistant professor and author of a report documenting crowded housing conditions and labour conditions experienced by temporary foreign workers in PEI.

Bejan spoke to Stu Neatby of the SaltWire Network

SaltWire Host, Kate Walker, catches up with Amherst, NS native, Carly Jackson, a NWHL Goalie for the Buffalo Beauts.

Jackson weighs in on the NHL playoffs, and why representation of women in hockey matters. The pro will be spending her summer in the Maritimes, before she heads back to New York for another season

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It has been three years since the removal of the controversial Edward Cornwallis statue in Halifax. Other cities in the nation are having their own conversations about removing similar statues or changing street names that have roots in colonial history. But, should the same treatment be applied to racist, colonial-era books and literature in public spaces?

SaltWire host, Sarah Poko, spoke to Delvina Bernard, an Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Accessibility Advisor at Mount Saint Vincent University, Dr. Margaret Robinson, an Indigenous Studies professor at Dalhousie University, and Masuma Khan, a community activist and artist to discuss the social impact of such books and the legacy they leave behind.

Violinist and singer Rosemary Lawton discusses 'Canvas,' her first album of all original material.

Kelly McMichael discusses the themes and sounds behind her debut solo album "Waves"

Aaron Powell of Fog Lake discusses the songs on his sixth full-length album "Tragedy Reel."