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Episode 10 - Jay Hirabayashi & The Vancouver International Dance Festival

Kirstie McCallum takes the chair and interviews Jay Hirabayashi about the Vancouver International Dance Festival.

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Episode 9 - Stew

Rachel Anne Scott submits this podcast about the Stew coming from Studio 58.

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Episode 8 - Dirty Rotten Scoundrels

Our heroes talk about the latest offering from the Playhouse – Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.

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Episode 7 - The Winter's Tale and Studio 58

Rachel Anne Scott submits this podcast about the The Winter's Tale coming from Studio 58.

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Episode 6 - The House of Kosa

Rachel Anne Scott submits this podcast about the House of Kosa.

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Episode 5 - From Hunter to Prey at Vancouver Fringe 2009

Our heroes talk about how they have gone from being reviewers to review-ees at the Vancouver Fringe.

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Episode 4 - One Week After Black Thursday

Our heroes review the week since Black Thursday and talk about what we can do and how to find value in what artists do.

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Episode 3 - A Short History of Gaming in British Columbia

We talk briefly about the history of gaming in British Columbia.

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Episode 2 - BC Gaming Funding Cuts, Silly Governments, and Those Crazy Artists

This is a late night podcast where our heroes talk about the BC Gaming cuts and the value of arts.

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Episode 1 - SHINE: Humping the Dream

Rachel Anne Scott interviews Cass King and John Woods of the Vancouver-based Wet Spots about their new musical SHINE: A Burlesque Musical ...

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