The Côte Saint-Luc Podcast

In this episode:

- This date in history: Bell and Watson make a sound

- Right Ro, Jeeves, chapter 9

- Broadway Happy Hour with Nick Burgess

In this epiode:

- The Martin and Lewish Show, with guest Shelly Winters. Broadcast: November 16, 1951

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In this episode:

- Movie librarian Steven Tomlinson discusses the battle between Orson Welles and William Randolph Hearst over the making of the movie Citizen Kane.

- Author Mark Abley presents his memoir "The Organist"

- Erica Lee Martin sings Ständchen by Franz Schubert

2020-05-28

#41 Author Joel Yanofsky by City of Côte Saint-Luc

In this episode:

- CORONA Serenades: Nils Brown sings Pour un baiser by Paulo Tosti (sur un texte de George Docieux)

- In Book Talking, librarian Mearaid Stevenson discusses the books: Closer Than You Know by Brad Parks; Love and Other Words by Christina Lauren; House On Fire by Bonnie Kistler; The Gil He Used To Know by Tarcey Garvis Greaves; Maud: A Novel Inspired By The Life Of L.M. Montgomery by Melanie Fishbane

- Music Librarian Farah Mohammed discusses Lindy Hop

- In Lockdown Viewing, movie and TV librarian Steven Tomlinson discusses the Quebec drive-in movie theatres opening today, romantic comedies, Israeli television series on Netflix, and recommendation on regular television over the next week.

2020-05-29

In this episode:

- This date in history: JFK's goal of landing an American on the Moon

- The Martin and Lewis Show, with guest star Shelly Winters

- Right Ho, Jeeves chapter 6

2020-05-25

#42 The Adventure of the Missing Three-Quarter by City of Côte Saint-Luc

In this episode:

- Music Librarian Farah Mohammed celebrates International Museum Day by connecting art like the Mona Lisa to music.

- Steven Tomlinson is back with television and movie recommendations.

- Librarian Maria Luisa Morales reviews four books, The power of bad: how the negativity effect rules us and how we can rule it by John Tierney and Roy F Baumeister; The boy who felt too much: how a renowned neuroscientist and his son changed our view of autism forever by Lorenz Wagner; Rising: becoming the first Canadian woman to summit Everest, a memoir by Sharon Wood; and Family papers: a Sephardic journey through the twentieth century by Sarah Abrevaya Stein.

- Rebecca Louise Dale sings Waltz of My Heart by Ivor Novello

In this episode:

- The King's Ring by Stéphanie Bénéteau tale

- Anne-Marine Suire sings Russian Lullaby

- Right Ho, Jeeves by P. G. Wodehouse, chapters 3 to 5

- Broadway Happy Hour with Nick Burgess

2020-05-21

In this episode:

- Author Emily St John Mandel discusses and reads from her novel, The Glass Hotel.

- Storyteller Stéphanie Bénéteau presents her tales The Invisible Boy and The Wood Maiden

- Broadway Happy Hour With Nick Burgess