Re: [Swprograms] CBC on 962

[Daniel Say <say@xxxxxx>]

> Labor Day Greetings!
> 
> I have been listening this morning to the CBC Radio North shortwave 
> service on 9625 kHz., which propagates quite well into upstate NY from 
> the Sackville, NB transmitter of RCI.  As has been their habit over the 
> years on major national holidays, the multilingual schedule of CBC 
> North is suspended today and replaced with a full time relay of CBC 
> Radio One.  This year, the Labor Day schedule is entirely devoted to 
> repeats of some of the best segments and programming from the past 
> season on CBC Radio One, as well as a sneak preview of the coming 
> season which starts tomorrow.  It is a most pleasant, entertaining and 
> informative way to spend the holiday.
> 
> That's 9625 kHz.
> 
> John Figliozzi > Halfmoon, NY
> using a Lowe HF-150 on batteries with about 10 meters of wire extended 
> over the swimming pool.   :-))
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	So you aren't electrocuting yourself.

	[ and that's Labour Day with U ]

       CBC Radio One Labour Day Special 2004 (p1 of 2)

   CBC Radio One Labour Day Special 2004

   This Labour Day, Monday September 6th, CBC Radio One celebrates
the best of what we do. We'll take you behind the studio door where
your favourite hosts will team up and share [8]great stories,
   documentaries, music and comedy. And we'll give you a sneak
preview of what's coming up in our new Fall Season on a radio near you.
   Thank you for all of your stories. Tune in to Radio One on
Monday Sept 6th to here the special broadcast.
   Labour Day, Monday September 6th Broadcast Schedule
   CBC Radio One Broadcast Schedule
   (for more detailed information go to the [9]CBC Program Guide)
   8.30 a.m. to 10.00 a.m.
   Hosts Andy Barrie (Toronto) and Shelagh Rogers (Sounds Like
Canada)

   10:00 a.m. to 11.00 a.m.
   Terry MacLeod (Winnipeg) and Anna Maria Tremonti (The Current)

   11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
   Peter Hope (Yellowknife) and Sook-Yin Lee (Definitely Not The
Opera)

   12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.
   Mary Hynes (Tapestry) and Ted Blades (St John's)

   1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.
   Lucy Van Oldenbarneveld (Ottawa) and Russell Bowers (Prince
Rupert)

   2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
   Bill Richardson (Bunny Watson) and Priya Ramu (Vancouver)
   _____________________

                                     Labour Day Bash

   Hitch-hike across Canada this Labour Day with Radio One's
   local and national hosts. Meet great characters and hear
   their stories. Highlights from the past year and previews of
   the new fall season, listeners' memories of spellbinding
   radio moments and producers' tales of disappearing guests,
   on-air bloopers and pet projects.
   08.37 to 10.00: Join Toronto's Andy Barrie and Shelagh
   Rogers (Sounds Like Canada) as they needle The Voice from
   The Current, figure out what Network Producers do, re-play a
   very candid conversation with k.d. lang, and much more.
   Here's the rundown:
   10.06-11.00 - join Winnipeg's Terry MacLeod and Anna Maria
   Tremonti (The Current) for some great min-documentaries,
   including a look at a vacation for political activists,
   Michael Enright's tirade against big kids in strollers, and
   the best in satire from The Current.
   11.06-12.00 - Yellowknife's Peter Hope teams up with DNTO's
   Sook-Yin Lee for a look at mosquitoes, multiple languages &
   moose hunting in NWT, plus a trip to a "music house" in
   Cameroon, and David Gutnicks award-winning documentary
   "Beethovens Bust", about a piano teacher and the little
   Japanese girl who was his last pupil. Also, the lovely story
   from Tapestry of the Virgin of Guadelupe.
   12.06-13.00 - Tapestry's Mary Hynes and Ted Blades of St.
   John's share stories from CBC listeners, along with Robert
   Priest's performance poetry, a Labour Day story by Stuart
   McLean, and something called "Waddling Penguins and
   Skittering Mice."
   13.06-14.00: Ottawa's Lucy Van Oldenbarneveld & Russell
   Bowers from Prince Rupert have the network premieres of
   regional documentaries about the closing of a much-loved
   drive-in, an election where most of the candidates had the
   same last name, a gruelling Scout camp, and taking your
   child to the opera.
   14.06 - 16.00 Bill Richardson, former host of the Roundup
   and now the host of Bunny Watson, teams up with Vancouver's
   Priya Ramu. Hear Bill's thoughts on meeting with listeners at
   public events, Jane Farrow's intro to her new shoe The
   Omnivore, an award-winning look at growing up Sri Lankan in
   Canada, and music picks from Robert Harris. Plus audio art
   from Steve Wadhams, the Master of radio documentaries. And
   in the last half-hour, highlights from the CBCs True North
   Concert in Haines Junction, Yukon, introduced by aboriginal
   radio hosts from CBC's Northern Network.
   The Radio One Labour Day bash was produced in Toronto by
   Anna-Liza Kozma akozma@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx with Sharon Farrell-Burke
   and Kent Hoffman.
  Linkname: CBC.ca - Program Guide - Labour Day Bash
        URL:
http://www.cbc.ca/programguide/program/index.jsp?program=Labour
+Day+Bash&network=CBC%20Radio%20One&startDate=2004/09/06&startT
          ime=08:30
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