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Another live episode at Gallery Gachet. In this episode hosted by Ana Bedard, we have dancer Natalie Hobbs who speaks about her collaborative projects.
Monique Hurteau and Lorne Cardinal comics and aboriginal creative mentors speak about their projects. Monique also shares the strange and twisted blog stories about her weird landlord.
Singer Songwriter Blake Havard plays some live tunes for us.
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In this episode we feature the musical stylings of Alexander Keurvorst and Cumulus Dischord. Sarah Mulder a local visual artist also drops by for a visit to talk about her creative projects. Alexander, Ana and Sarah tell us that you can survive in Vancouver without a driver’s license.
Be sure to check our Sarah Mulder’s art show in November at the Agro Cafe on Granville Island
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'City Glance' by Sarah Mulder. Sewn in City Scapes on canvas
In this episode we talk about the upcoming World Suicide Prevention Day on Friday September 10th. Representatives from the Crisis Center and SAFER a suicide prevention group, a service of Vancouver Coastal Health join us on the line. Pat Bayes from Stand up for Mental Health gives us an update of whats happening.
Justin Mehia also plays live in studio for us.
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In time for Mother’s Day, on this episode of Art of the Mind we are talking about Women’s Mental Health. This episode also marks the
debut of newest Sound Therapy Radio host Ana Bedard.
Sarah Numada
Musician Sarah Numada performs live in studio. She recently arrived in Vancouver and feeling very at home. In honour of Mother’s Day, Sarah, and hosts Jay and Ana, discuss the mental health and how it differs for our mother’s. Jay shares his personal experience of seeing his mother in a mental health crisis which was related to her menopause.
Over the phone we talk to Elaine Willis, who is an advocate for people with all types disabilties. This interview sparks another discussion between Sarah Jay and Ana, about the importance of having support during the dark times of life.
We also have an inspiring interview with Gillian Mulvale, from the Mental Health Commission of Canada, on her experience with post partum depression. She talks not only about her mental illness, but also on the stumbling blocks that she encountered, as a woman, while seeking treatment. She concludes with words of wisdom for those still learning how to cope with and overcome their own disorders.
Here the show archive, may take a moment to load.
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Directed by Josh McNorton
We had another jam packed episode of ‘The Artist Lounge’ this week. In studio, musical guests ‘The Sons of Kain’, who showed us that you can shake off apathy by merely chewing gum. Josh McNorton, fresh from rejuvenation on Hornby Island gives us a behind the scenes look of his production Falling Out: hard feelings in mixed mediums.
by Artist Lindsey Bond
Lindsey Bond shares with us her hidden fascination of suitcases and the story behind her exhibition ‘Meeting Suitcases’. She also provides some tips on Digital printing for Visual Artists. Lindsey also explains her love for the Hasselblad.
Miranda Sage
Jazz vocalist Miranda Sage shares some love with us from the farthest reaches of Victoria. Miranda has performed with the best Jazz talent throughout North America and has reached other places in the globe with her great music.
Ana Bedard, our newest recruit provides some much needed adult supervision. Below is the archived broadcast, may take a moment to load. Remember to listen to us every Tuesday night, live at 7pm on CJSF 90.1 FM.
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Sons of Kain
Introducing Ana
April 9, 2010 in Announcements, Arts Review, Commentary | Tags: ana bedard, CJSF 90.1 FM, sound therapy radio | by J Peachy | Leave a comment
Sound Therapy Radio welcomes Ana to the airwares.
Ana Bedard is a Vancouver based writer and an avid supporter of the local arts community. She has an interest in local alternative media, having volunteered with CITR and W2 in the past. She is excited about combining a number of passions including, art, mental health awareness and spoken word radio. Currently studying Psychology at the University of British Columbia, she is also a self-proclaimed Russophile. Ms. Bedard prides herself in having taken every Russian literature course that UBC offers. Ana also mentors burgeoning young writers at the secondary school she attended. Ms. Bedard can be also seen committing random acts of freelance writing throughout Vancouver, so be on the lookout.
Ana’s lifelong dream is to become an extensively published addictions counsellor and part-time belly dancer! We’re excited to have Ana on board, there will be no doubt that her knowledge and passion will be sprinkled throughout our programs.
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