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SF -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] on behalf of Richard Cuff Sent: Fri 10/28/2011 11:33 AM To: Internet radio discussion Cc: Subject: [Internetradio] Fwd: Ideas Program Listings: October 31 - November 4 Fans of the CBC in general and the Ideas series specifically should note the programming planned for next week: All about the CBC's 75th anniversary. See below - Richard Cuff / Allentown, PA USA ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Ideas <[email protected]> Date: Fri, Oct 28, 2011 at 11:01 AM Subject: Ideas Program Listings: October 31 - November 4 To: [email protected] ** Hi Richard! This is your CBC.ca update. If you are having trouble viewing this email please click here<http://links.cbc.ca/a/l.x?t=jncickejakefhbfcmefiam&M=1&v=4>. [image: Podcasting] * Monday, October 31 - November 4 THE CBC AT 75: TURNING POINTS IN PUBLIC BROADCASTING The CBC was born into a country dominated by American radio. Canada needed its own voice on the airwaves. Graham Spry, considered the father of public broadcasting in Canada, described the need for a public broadcaster this way: "the state or the United States." IDEAS producer David Cayleyexamines crucial episodes in the history of the CBC from its founding to the present. He deals with the corporation's earliest days, the golden age of radio, the CBC's fight for political independence, the origins of television, and the epic battle over the controversial 1960s CBC Television program, This Hour Has Seven Days. The series features interviews with many of the people, including Spry himself, who were instrumental in shaping the CBC from its very beginnings to the present day. For more details about CBC's 75th Anniverary visit the website<http://links.cbc.ca/a/l.x?t=jncickejakefhbfcmefiam&M=2&v=4> . Monday, November 7 - Friday, November 11 WINTER: FIVE WINDOWS ON THE SEASON: THE 2011 CBC MASSEY LECTURES BY ADAM GOPNIK This year the CBC Massey Lectures celebrates 50 years with bestselling author, essayist, cultural observer, and famed New Yorker contributor Adam Gopnik. His subject is winter - the season, the space, the cycle. Gopnik takes us on an intimate tour of the artists, poets, composers, writers, explorers, scientists, and thinkers, who helped shape a new and modern idea of winter. A stunningly beautiful meditation buoyed by Gopnik's trademark gentle wit, Winter is at once an enchanting homage to an idea of a season and a captivating journey through the modern imagination. Read more...<http://links.cbc.ca/a/l.x?t=jncickejakefhbfcmefiam&M=3&v=4> Most of our programs are available on CD. To order CDs please visit the Program Copies <http://links.cbc.ca/a/l.x?t=jncickejakefhbfcmefiam&M=4&v=4>section of our website. This Week's Podcast:<http://links.cbc.ca/a/l.x?t=jncickejakefhbfcmefiam&M=5&v=4> BOOT CAMP MOMS, Part 2 Twelve single mothers. Poor and uneducated. Their mission: to complete a one-year boot camp designed to lift them out of poverty. Their tools: citizenship, literature, and education. IDEAS producer Mary O'Connell charts the progress of these mothers as they attempt to break the generational chains of poverty. Women Moving Forward could well be the most inventive poverty reduction program in the country. The Ideas podcast is updated every Monday. We feature one podcast each week. Due to copyright restrictions not all Ideas programs are available for podcast. Visit our website for a schedule of upcoming podcasts. * * IDEAS is broadcast Monday to Friday on CBC Radio One at 9:05 pm, 9:35 pm in Newfoundland. To find out what's coming up visit our website<http://links.cbc.ca/a/l.x?t=jncickejakefhbfcmefiam&M=6&v=4>. Write to us at [email protected]<http://links.cbc.ca/a/l.x?t=jncickejakefhbfcmefiam&M=7&v=4> *** * www.cbc.ca/ideas<http://links.cbc.ca/a/l.x?t=jncickejakefhbfcmefiam&M=8&v=4> * ** You received this email at [email protected] because you opted-in. If you want to unsubscribe from this email, log in to the CBC Member Centre<http://links.cbc.ca/a/l.x?t=jncickejakefhbfcmefiam&M=9&v=4>where you can update your email subscriptions. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Mailing Address P.O. Box 500, Station "A" Toronto, Ontario M5W 1E6 For all other questions and inquiries, contact us at www.cbc.ca/contact<http://links.cbc.ca/a/l.x?t=jncickejakefhbfcmefiam&M=10&v=4>
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