HOSTS Tressa Ford and Clayton Fenrick

This episode contains:

A Silent Meditation Retreat, a radio play by Clayton Fenrick

The Latte, a radio play by Regan Inniss

Poems from Unmentionables by Breanna Harwood

PRODUCTION CREDITS - PODCAST COLLECTIVE 2021-2022

Geoff Gibbs: Sound and Editing

Voices in A Silent Meditation Retreat by Clayton Fenrick, Cooper Husband and Neil Jacobsen

Voices in The Latte by Regan Inniss, Kendra Johnson, and Evan Main

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

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HOSTS Terra-Mae Box and Kody Brunner

This episode contains:

Interview with Terry Chui: Cat Cafes and Other Curiosities

Street Encounter, a radio play by Tressa Ford

A Toad Rock Story by John Huizinga

PRODUCTION CREDITS - PODCAST COLLECTIVE 2021-2022

Geoff Gibbs: Sound and Editing

Voices in Street Encounter by Tressa Ford, Soleil Lyon, Kathleen Cauley and Andrew Harris

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HOSTS Tressa Ford and Kody Brunner

This episode contains:

Inspirational Poets: Milton Acorn, by Katie Dyck

Dove Hill Rangers Versus the Kidd Creek Zombies, a radio play by Gwen Higgins

The Last Bastion/Uncomfortably Aware by Carina Costom

PRODUCTION CREDITS - PODCAST COLLECTIVE 2021-2022

Geoff Gibbs: Sound and Editing

Tressa Ford and Kody Brunner: Hosts

Gwen Higgins as Gigi, Amelia Higgins as Mimi, and Julie Higgins as Bree in "Dove Hill Rangers"

Ingrid Love, Katie Dyck, Carina Costom, Terra-Mae Box, Bre Harwood: Content Creation

Leesa Dean and Renee Harper: Supervising Faculty

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HOSTS Tressa Ford and Kody Brunner

DURATION: 28 Minutes +

CONTENT

The Surprise 4th episode!

Radio Play

Interview

Poetry

PRODUCTION CREDITS - PODCAST COLLECTIVE 2020-2021

Bryan Semeniuk, Sound and Editing

Ilkay Cakirogullari, Sound and Editing

Tressa Ford, Host

Kody Brunner, Host

Bre Harwood, Producer

Karen Hamling, Interviewer

Meredith Joy MacDonald, Interviewer

Stephanie Henriksen, Interviewer

Carina Costom, Managing Editor

Leesa Dean, Supervising Faculty

GUESTS

Thank you to our generous guests

Theme Music: courtesy of The Hilties. Excerpts from the songs "Hocus Pocus" and "Ride the Wave" were included in Episode #1. Check them out: https://www.thehillties.com/

Faculty Advisors: Leesa Dean, Almeda Glenn Miller Managing Editor, Marketing Copy and Graphics: Carina Costom

Subscription to This Black Bear Has 28 Minutes - A Kootenay Arts & Culture Podcast will be made available as we build up our archives. You will also be able to find out more about This Black Bear has 28 Minutes on the Black Bear Review website in a few weeks. This feature is under construction. https://blackbearreview.ca/.

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Writing is good medicine and it doesn't hurt to have a friendly tip now and then. That's just what these 2-3 minute capsules intend to do, nested in the Black Bear Review's own Arts & Culture podcast: This Black Bear Has 28 Minutes. In this guest microcast, student, creative writer, and contributor Carina Costom, offers a quick tip on the rule of three.

Black Bear is Selkirk College's Creative Writing Program's own literary magazine and Work Integrated Learning/WIL hub.

Genre: Micro-podcast segment series

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Work cited

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Bonjour was researched, hosted and recorded by Carina Costom

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Recorded and edited with Audacity, an easy-to-use, multi-track audio editor and recorder for Windows, macOS, GNU/Linux and other operating systems.

Design tool: Canva.com

This content is for educational use only.

HOSTS Tressa Ford and Kody Brunner

DURATION: 28 Minutes

CONTENT

A- LOCAL ARTS NEWS: "SHOUT & SHENANIGANS"  Exhibits, events and readings 

B- INTERVIEWS

Patricia Smuga, Founder and Editor of Freya Magazine by Karen Hamling

C-READINGS 

Ingrid Love: “The Teahouse” an excerpt from “Low Tea”

Bryan Semeniuk: "Constant the River"

PRODUCTION CREDITS - PODCAST COLLECTIVE 2020-2021

Bryan Semeniuk, Sound and Editing

Ilkay Cakirogullari, Sound and Editing

Tressa Ford, Host

Kody Brunner, Host

Bre Harwood, Producer

Karen Hamling, Interviewer

Meredith Joy MacDonald, Interviewer

Stephanie Henriksen, Interviewer

Carina Costom, Managing Editor

Leesa Dean, Supervising Faculty

GUESTS

Thank you to our generous guests

Theme Music: courtesy of The Hilties. Excerpts from the songs "Hocus Pocus" and "Ride the Wave" were included in Episode #1. Check them out: https://www.thehillties.com/

Faculty Advisors: Leesa Dean, Almeda Glenn Miller

Subscription to This Black Bear Has 28 Minutes - A Kootenay Arts & Culture Podcast will be made available as we build up our archives. You will also be able to find out more about This Black Bear has 28 Minutes on the Black Bear Review website in a few weeks. This feature is under construction. https://blackbearreview.ca/.

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Questions, segment and episode ideas, reading and guest proposals: Contact: Faculty Advisor: Leesa Dean, Selkirk College, BC, Canada Email: [email protected] Expect replies during Academic year from September to April.

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HOSTS

CONTENT

A- LOCAL ARTS NEWS

DURATION:

PRODUCTION CREDITS - PODCAST COLLECTIVE 2020-2021

Bryan Semeniuk, Sound and Editing

GUESTS

Thank you to our generous guests:

Veronique Darwin, Author

Theme Music: courtesy of The Hilties. Excerpts from the songs "Hocus Pocus" and "Ride the Wave" were included in Episode #1. Check them out: https://www.thehillties.com/ 

Subscription to This Black Bear Has 28 Minutes - A Kootenay Arts & Culture Podcast will be made available as we build up our archives. You will also be able to find out more about This Black Bear has 28 Minutes on the Black Bear Review website in a few weeks. This feature is under construction. https://blackbearreview.ca/.

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This Black Bear Has 28 Minutes Podcast is a natural next step for The Black Bear Review Magazine founded in 1995. Episode #1: "The Blue Hair and Cat Ears Edition" (Pilot working title) is produced by Bre Harwood and features the ideas and voices of students, writers, poets and literati from the West Kootenay. 

CONTENT

Part 1 - Kootenay Arts News as of December 2020

DURATION: 

36 minutes, 20 seconds.

CREDITS

Producer and Coordinator: Bre Harwood

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This black Bear Has 28 Minutes - Arts and Culture Podcast from the Koots is the fruit of collaboration between students and faculty of Selkirk College and the Kootenay community. We thank the Creative Writing Program of Selkirk College's University Arts and Sciences for its continued support of these work/learn creative opportunities.

Join us for a winter's walk, insights on anxiety, some intergenerational gardening and a wild choose your own adventure story with audience participation. Enjoy!

This inaugural episode of Night Growlers features three radio plays: "Bedtime Stories for Existential Children" by Molly Naydiuk, "Me, Myself and a Demon" by Hailey Viers, and "The Drum Keeps Beating" by Sarah Beauchamp.