From Flannery Dean of CBC:
Episode 20: Listen or download here or subscribe via iTunes or with any other program via the TV, Eh? feed
Writers Guild of Canada council member Denis McGrath (aka Mr. Dead Things on Sticks) joins us for a discussion on copyright and why Bill C-32 fails. Anthony Marco agrees to the failure but not to the WGC solutions, while Diane Wild eats popcorn from the sidelines.
At about the 44 minute mark, Anthony and Diane turn to other subjects like: copyright. But also: Diane’s heroic attempts to catch up on TV, the perils of hype, and the CBC winter schedule.
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Mark Critch shows Randy Quaid and his wife Evi how to be Canadian and chats with them about their legal problems and immigration status. Also, Geri Hall talks politics with Canada’s version of Jersey Shore, Lake Shore. With audience favorites Mark Critch, Gavin Crawford, Geri Hall and Cathy Jones.
Henry is forced to surrender Boulogne, his great prize, as part of a peace treaty with France. King Francis, a longtime friend and sometimes foe, is dying. Henry’s own health begins to fade. Factions are forming at Court as thoughts turn towards a successor.
Rick is in Belleville, Ontario tonight at a tractor-trailer skid school where he mans an 18 wheeler as it skids through simulated black ice and later he heads to PEI for the potato harvest.
