The haunting echo of Voices for the Borneo Rainforest, 30 years later.
Beth Lischeron
Beth's career has spanned three continents over 40 years; from theatre to journalism, narration and documentary production; fibre arts and festival production and onto developing and pioneering organic plant-based body care "from the ground up". Supporting artisans and artists, Indigenous peoples, sustainable living and ecological responsibility have been strong threads through her working life.
www.dragonflydreaming.com
Tokyo, タンポン and Joni Mitchell
The surprise meeting of two Canucks in a cubicle.
Brushstrokes of Giverny on Vancouver Island
How Rose Rogan transformed a former Christmas tree farm into perennial permaculture.
The Curious Flight Path of a Dragonfly
It was early autumn 1991. The summer heat and sweat-lodge humidity of Tokyo were beginning to crisp up to clear mornings when the silhouette of Mount Fuji once again emerged
Raven: The House That Joe Built
When I was 10, we had camped from Windsor, Ontario, across Western Canada to Vancouver Island. I remember posing in front of the Thunderbird totem at the Malahat summit with my little brother; the pole’s still there, though the snapshot only lives in my memory now.
The Latest
The Rock ‘n’ Roll Chef and the Smartphone of Welding
So, bombs and welds all in this episode.
Lessons Learned on Highway 71
Excerpt adapted with permission from I Call Myself a Prospector
Pulling Wrenches, Fighting a Forest Fire and Ducking a Grand-Theft Canoe Rap
All in One Day!
Rising: Becoming the First Canadian Woman to Summit Everest
A Memoir – by Sharon Wood
Farmhouse Cabbage Rolls
When meals are made for hard-working farm folk, they can’t help but be filling and nutritious. We think they’re pretty heartwarming, too.