This Black Bear Has 28 Minutes - A Kootenay Arts & Culture Podcast

On the final episode of this season we bring published authors to discuss their work as well as letting us hear some excerpts from their pieces! Join us to hear some of the finest work from our local authors!

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Hello Dear Listeners! On this episode we will taking you all on a journey through the ages to read the classic stories that have shaped us and literature today! Step with us into the Black Bear Time Machine and join us for a discussion through generations past!

Host: Vlad Tanasescu

Co-Host: Morrigan Bonegardener

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Take a trip with us as we hear some stories from various cultures and writers around the globe!

Host: Vlad Tanasescu

Co-host: Elizabeth Nolasco

Theme Music: “Kooteney Mystery” by Vlad Tanasescu

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On today's episode we are showing off a few radio plays and an interview from last years creative writing class.

Host: Vlad Tanasescu

A big thank you to Alexandra Bryanton, Samuel Maffioli & Joaquin Salazar Leyva and Krista love for letting us show your work.

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On this special episode we will be featuring our first year creative writing students showing us their wonderful works of poetry! We will also be having some discussions with them as well, talking about where they draw their inspiration and what their poetry means to them.

Host - Vlad Tanasescu

First Years:

Jess Treijs

Ana Cano Bates 

Jordyn Baird 

Logan Hale 

Second Year interviewers:

Elizabeth Nolasco

Meenakshy Balaraju

Alexandra Bryanton 

Vlad Tanasescu

Theme Music: “Kooteney Mystery” by Vlad Tanasescu

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On today's episode we will be delving in to the fascinating world of the lesser known sub genres in literature. We will be talking about things like Cosmic Horror and Dark academia featuring some works like Call of Cthulhu or Solaris. Stay tuned to learn more about your favourite sub genre!

Host - Vlad Tanasescu

Podcast Producer - Vlad Tanasescu

Co-Host - Elizabeth Nolasco

Participants:

Gabrielle Asbell

Amelia Higgins

Alexandra Bryanton

Vlad Tanasescu

Elizabeth Nolasco

Theme Music: “Kooteney Mystery” by Vlad Tanasescu

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On this episode of This Black Bear Has 28 Minutes we are going to be talking about our favourite characters and why we relate to them as readers. We will be having some characters from famous books and shows like The Martian and Game Of Thrones as well as plenty of other compelling ones as well. Why do we appreciate them, relate to them, maybe even make a fan club for them? Tune in to find out!

Host - Vlad Tanasescu

Podcast Producer - Vlad Tanasescu

Co-Host - Elizabeth Nolasco

Participants:

Samuel Maffioli

Amelia Higgins

Alexandra Bryanton

Vlad Tanasescu

Elizabeth Nolasco

Theme Music: “Kooteney Mystery” by Vlad Tanasescu

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HOSTS

Lazarus Reise and Jack Steer

This episode contains:

Conversations with Writers: An open discussion between guests from Selkirk College's second and first year creative writing students who are passionate about world building. What are their favourite examples of world building, what are the most important elements and some advice on how to world build.

Readings: Vlad Tanasescu and Lazarus Reise read excerpts from their short stories with immersively built worlds.

PRODUCTION:

CREDITS - PODCAST COLLECTIVE 2024-2025

Sound and Editing: Liam Borhaven

Hosting: Lazarus Reise and Jack Steer

Guests: Liam Borhaven and Vlad Tanasescu

Theme Music: excerpt from "Hocus Pocus" courtesy of The Hillties. Check them out: https://thehillties.bandcamp.com/

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HOSTS

Liam Borhaven and Jack Steer

This episode contains:

Interviews: Creative writing students Daelen Clark and Helen Patterson interview Selkirk College students on how they find themselves procrastinating.

Conversations with Writers: An open discussion between guests from Selkirk College's second year creative writing class on procrastination. Do they procrastinate? How do they procrastinate? Do they think deadlines help or hinder them?

Readings: Helen Patterson and Jack Steer read works that they created while procrastinating on school work.

PRODUCTION:

CREDITS - PODCAST COLLECTIVE 2024-2025

Sound and Editing: Liam Borhaven

Hosting: Liam Borhaven and Jack Steer

Guests: Helen Patterson, Lazarus Reise and Leesa Dean.

Theme Music: excerpt from "Hocus Pocus" courtesy of The Hillties. Check them out: https://thehillties.bandcamp.com/

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HOSTS

Daelen Clark and Helen Patterson

This episode contains:

Conversations with Writers: An open discussion between guests from Selkirk College's second year creative writing class on finding and building writing communities. Have they found any before? Are they a part of any now? How do these communities help them in their writing?

Fandoms as Writing Communities: Angelica Dale is interviewed on how belonging to a fandom space and writing fanfiction can help one in their writing and in finding other like minded writers to work with.

Writers Resources: Jack Steer gives three helpful online resources for writers to help motivate, and inspire their writing efforts.

LINKS:

Reedsy Prompts: https://blog.reedsy.com/creative-writing-prompts/ 

Write the World: https://writetheworld.org/#/dashboard 

NaNoWriMo: https://nanowrimo.org/

CREDITS - PODCAST COLLECTIVE 2024-2025

Sound and Editing: Liam Borhaven

Hosting: Daelen Clark and Helen Patterson

Guests: Angelica Dale, Hannah Macza, Jack Steer, and Leesa Dean.

Theme Music: excerpt from "Hocus Pocus" courtesy of The Hillties. Check them out: https://thehillties.bandcamp.com/

The Black Bear Review: Unexpected Podcasts from the West Kootenay. Grrr!