Jeff and Sue Turner, residents of Princeton, BC, have been producing nature documentaries for 30 years, for broadcasters such as BBC and PBS. Jeff and Sue speak with Gone Wild host Larry Pynn about some of their greatest experiences around the globe, how they get those special images, and the ethics of filming wild animals. […]
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An interview with award-winning author James MacKinnon, whose new non-fiction book, The Once and Future World, is the basis for a Rewilding Vancouver exhibition currently on at the Museum of Vancouver.
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Host Randy Shore welcomes GE Free BC anti-GMO campaigner Teresa Lynne and UBC botantist Dr. Brian Ellis to talk about the pros and cons of genetic engineering of the foods we eat.
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UrtheCast is the company that developed two cameras that are being installed on the Russian segment of the International Space Station and will deliver video and still images to Earth. Vancouver Sun tech columnist Gillian Shaw speaks with Scott Larson, CEO of UrtheCast.
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Etienne van Eck saw the transformation of South Africa from a unique vantage point. He was co-commander of Nelson Mandela’s protection unit. In this episode of Think Tank he talks to Daphne Bramham about the “profound privilege” of knowing Mandela and about some of his experiences.
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This week, World Vision called on policy makers to do more to protect people from disasters. In its report called Cities Prepare, it notes that urban dwellers – especially those in Asia are at particular risk.
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Have you ever arrived home from holidays to be shocked to find you’ve run up hundreds and even thousands of dollars in cell phone roaming charges? Emir Aboulhosn has and he decided to do something about it.
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First Call: BC Child and Youth Advocacy Coalition. And once again as has been the case for more than a decade, British Columbia has the worst record in the country.
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