The Côte Saint-Luc Podcast

In this episode:

- Dr. Joe Schwarcz discusses chemicals in our food supply

In this episode:

- A Musical Moment with Music Librarian Farah Mohammed. Farah celebrates International Friendship Day with a few tunes that highlight the importance of friendship.

- TV and movie librarian Steven Tomlinson discusses the live and career of Olivia De Havilland, and Emmy Award nominations for 2020.

In this episode:

- The Life and Career of Montgomery Clift

- Cinema Under the Stars: a Brief History of Drive-In Movie Theatres

In this episode:

- Joyce Cohen discussions how to create a vision board and why they work

In this episode:

- This Day in History: Banting and Best make a discovery

- Author Marjorie Celona presents her novel How a Woman Becomes a Lake.

- Author Alison Wearing presents her book Moments of Glad Grace.

Notes: For more information about The Memory Palace, visit https://thememorypalace.us/

In this episode:

- TV and movie librarian Steven Tomlinson with recommendations for the week ahead

- A Musical Moment with Music Librarian Farah Mohammed: Farah celebrates International Self-Care Day, with a few tunes guaranteed to uplift your spirits!

Notes:

Steven Tomlinson discusses: Movie theatres, the summer release schedule and the future of theatrical exhibition; "Fear City: New York vs. the Mafia"; four Martin Scorsese gangster movies (Mean Streets; Goodfellas; Casino; and The Irishman; five Carl Reiner comedies this Tuesday on TCM (Enter Laughing; All of Me; The Comic; Where's Poppa? and Oh, God!)

In this episode:

- Dr. Daniel Kalla presents: The Last High and discusses how he balances a career as a physician and a writer.

In this episode:

- Hershey Dwoskin discusses population trends in the world

In this episode:

- Dr. Mark J. Poznansky discusses his book Saved by Science :The Hope And Promise of Synthetic Biology

- Book talking with Danielle Belanger & Jennifer Eisman. The librarians discuss I've Got Your Number by Sophie Kinsella, I Owe You One by Sophie Kinsella, Skinny Dip by Carl Hiassen and Uncommon Reader by Alan Bennett

In this episode:

- TV and movie librarian discusses the the documentary What She Said: The Life and Career of Pauline Kael

- A Musical Moment: Music Librarian Farah Mohammed's theme is Mother's Day and the selection reflects honouring mothers

- Broadway Happy Hour